Campus - Rice Elementary School

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Conroe ISD Elementary Summer School Programs
Passport to Learning: Title I
Purpose: The purpose of Passport to Learning for Title I students is to enhance skills needed in
the areas of reading, writing, math, and science.
Dates/Times of Sessions:
June 10 – July 2, 2015
Monday – Friday
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Tuition: None
Course Offerings: Grades K – 6th Title I General
Education
Locations
Campus will serve:
Current
Grades:
Ford Elementary
Ford, Glen Loch, and Hailey
K – 4th
Houser Elementary
Houser and Oak Ridge
K – 4th
Houston Elementary
Anderson, Houston, and Patterson
K – 3rd
Milam Elementary
Austin, Creighton, Milam, and San Jacinto
K – 2nd
Reaves Elementary
Giesinger, Reaves, and Rice
K – 4th
Wilkinson Elementary
Armstrong, Runyan, and Wilkinson
K – 4th
Grangerland Intermediate
Austin, Creighton, Grangerland, Milam, and San
Jacinto
Anderson, Bozman, Cryar, Houston, Patterson,
and Travis
3rd – 6th
Travis Intermediate
4th – 6th
Registration: Invitations for summer school have been sent through the Campus Contacts at the
local campus.
Transportation: Bus transportation will be provided for students as in the regular school year.
Summer School Guidelines:
1. Student slots have been predetermined and
allocated to each campus.
2. Student selection criteria is based on DRA reading
levels, benchmarks, common assessments, and
STAAR results.
3. Students who miss more than three days will be
withdrawn from the program.
4. A report card will be issued at the end of the
program to communicate progress.
5. The determination of whether a student passes to
the next grade is determined by the home campus.
6. Students will be properly dressed and groomed
according to the standards of the regular school
term.
7. CISD Code of Conduct rules will apply.
CISD Elementary Summer School Programs
Summer Feeding Program:
CISD students are provided free breakfast and lunch
through the Community Summer Feeding Program in which
neighborhood children are invited to breakfast and lunch on
the campuses listed above.
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Passport to Learning: Elementary Bilingual Program
Pre-K, K, 1st and 2nd Grades
Purpose: The purpose of summer school for bilingual students is to enhance skills needed in the
areas of reading, language development, and math in both the English and Spanish languages.
Small group instruction will be utilized to maximize student achievement.
June 10 – July 2, 2015
Monday – Friday
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Tuition: None
Course Offerings: Pre-K and K bilingual education
is provided as per federal law. Bilingual 1st and 2nd
grades are sponsored by CISD Title III federal
funds.
Locations
Campus will serve:
Ford Elementary
Ford and Glen Loch
Houser Elementary
Houser
Houston Elementary
Anderson, Houston and Patterson
Milam Elementary
Reaves Elementary
Reaves and Rice
Armstrong and Runyan
local campus.
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All bilingual Pre-K and K students are invited by federal
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law. Bilingual students in 1 and 2 grades are
sponsored by CISD Title III federal funds.
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2. Student selection criteria for 1 and 2 grades are
based on DRA reading levels, benchmarks, and common
assessments. Not all students are invited to participate.
3. Students who miss more than three days will be
withdrawn from the program.
4. A report card will be issued at the end of the camp to
communicate progress.
5. The determination of whether a student passes to the
next grade is determined by the home campus.
6. Students will be properly dressed and groomed
according to the standards of the regular school term.
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CISD students are provided free breakfast and
lunch through the Community Summer Feeding
Program in which neighborhood children are
invited to breakfast and lunch on the campuses
listed above.
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Passport to Learning: Elementary ESL Program
Pre-K, K, 1st and 2nd Grades
Purpose: The purpose of summer school for English as the Second Language students is to
enhance skills needed in the areas of reading, language development, and math in the English
language. Small group instruction will be utilized to maximize student achievement.
June 10 – July 2, 2015
Monday – Friday
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Tuition: None
Course Offerings: Pre-K and K ESL education is
provided as per federal law. ESL 1st and 2nd grades
are sponsored by CISD Title III federal funds.
Locations
Campus will serve:
Ford Elementary
Houston Elementary
Buckalew, Bush, David, Deretchin, Ford, Galatas,
Glen Loch, Hailey, Lamar, Powell, Ride, and Tough
Birnham Woods, Broadway, Houser, Kaufman,
Oak Ridge, and Snyder
Anderson, Houston, and Patterson
Milam Elementary
Reaves Elementary
Giesinger, Reaves, Rice, and Stewart
Armstrong, Runyan, and Wilkinson
Houser Elementary
local campus.
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All ESL Pre-K and K students are invited by federal law. ESL
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students in 1 and 2 grades are sponsored by CISD Title III
federal funds.
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Student selection criteria for 1 and 2 grades are based on
DRA reading levels, benchmarks, and common assessments.
Not all students are invited to participate.
Students who miss more than three days will be withdrawn
from the program.
A report card will be issued at the end of the camp to
communicate progress.
The determination of whether a student passes to the next
grade is determined by the home campus.
Students will be properly dressed and groomed according to
the standards of the regular school term.
CISD Code of Conduct rules will apply.
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CISD students are provided free breakfast and
lunch through the Community Summer Feeding
Program in which neighborhood children are
invited to breakfast and lunch on the campuses
listed above.
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5th Grade Reading Camp – Student Success Initiative
Reading Grade 5
Purpose: The purpose of Reading Camp is to provide an intensive, targeted reading intervention
for fifth grade students needing to take the third administration of Reading STAAR on June 23, 2015.
This four and one-half hour model focuses on best practices in reading intervention and all the
components of CISD READS. Whole group and small group instruction, along with individual
intervention, will take place daily. Ongoing assessment will provide continuous monitoring of
student progress.
June 10 – June 23, 2015
Monday – Friday
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Tuition: None
Course Offerings: Grade 5 reading intervention for
students needing to take the third administration
of the Reading STAAR.
Locations
Campus will serve:
Houser Elementary
Collins, Cox, Deretchin, Houser, Mitchell, Tough,
Vogel, and Wilkerson
Grangerland
Travis Intermediate
Bozman, Cryar, Stewart, and Travis
Registration: Students will be registered for Reading Camp during each student’s Grade Placement
Committee Meeting scheduled by the campus principal in late May or early June.
Reading Camp Guidelines:
1. Students are required by TEA to receive an intensive, targeted reading intervention program
prior to taking the third administration of the Grade 5 Reading STAAR on June 23, 2015.
2. Students eligible for Reading Camp are provided reading intervention prior to taking the third
reading STAAR test.
3. Students will be properly dressed and groomed according to the standards of the regular
school term.
4. CISD Code of Conduct rules apply.
5. CISD students are provided free breakfast and lunch through the Community Summer Feeding
Program in which neighborhood children are invited to breakfast and lunch.
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5th Grade Math Camp – Student Success Initiative
Math Grade 5
Purpose: The purpose of Math Camp is to provide an intensive, targeted math intervention for
fifth grade students. This four and one-half hour model focuses on best practices in math
intervention and all the components of CISD Solves. Whole group and small group instruction,
along with individual intervention, will take place daily. Ongoing assessment will provide
continuous monitoring of student progress.
June 10 – June 23, 2015
Monday – Friday
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Tuition: None
Course Offerings: Grade 5 math intervention for
students needing an intensive, targeted math
intervention.
Locations
Campus will serve:
Houser Elementary
Collins, Cox, Deretchin, Houser, Mitchell, Tough,
Vogel, and Wilkerson
Grangerland
Travis Intermediate
Bozman, Cryar, Stewart, and Travis
Registration: Students will be registered for Math Camp by the campus principal in late May or early
June.
Math Camp Guidelines:
1. Student selection criteria is based on the results of the 5th grade STAAR Math test, benchmarks,
and common assessments.
2. Students will be properly dressed and groomed according to the standards of the regular
school term.
3. CISD Code of Conduct rules apply.
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Kid Quest: Academic Courses at Houser Elementary
Purpose: The purpose of this summer intervention program is to provide intensive, targeted
reading, writing, math and science instruction for students currently in 1st – 6th grades.
June 10 – July 2, 2015
Monday - Friday
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Location: Houser Elementary
Description of Course
Current Grades
During 2014-2015
Tuition
This course offers instruction for 1st – 6th grades in reading,
math, and science for students needing additional
intervention.
1st – 6th
$200.00
Registration: Applications to be completed online at:
www.cisdkidquest.com
Students will be registered in the grade level they
were enrolled during the 2014-2015 school year.
Registration will begin April 14, 2015 and will end
May 27, 2015.
WebStore Refund Policy: A summer school refund
request form must be approved by the summer
school campus principal in order to begin the
refund process. Refunds will not be processed
after June 2, 2015.
Transportation: Transportation is not provided. Parents/guardians will be responsible for transporting
students to and from Kid Quest.
Tuition-Based Guidelines:
1. This course is for students from Non-Title elementary campuses needing additional reading,
math, and science integration.
2. Students will be properly dressed and groomed according to the standards of the regular school
term.
3. Students who miss more than three days will be withdrawn from the program (not eligible for a
refund).
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Kid Quest: Enrichment Courses at Houser Elementary
Purpose: Courses are designed to provide high interest activities where students are strengthening
their academics.
Session I (5 days): June 15 – June 19, 2015
Session II (5 Days): June 22 – June 26, 2015
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Course
Session and Current Grades
During 2014-2015
Experiencing Robotics
Session I: 3 and 4 Grade
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Session II: 5 and 6 Grade
Backpacking Through
the Mind: GT Summer
Camp
Session I: 3 and 4 Grade
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Session II: 5 and 6 Grade
Tuition
Description of Course
The course’s purpose is to expose
students to the conceptual aspects of
working with robotics. Teams of
students will build and program
robots to solve a series of missions
using the LEGO NXT Mindstorms
Robotics system.
The course’s purpose is to provide GT
identified students with interactive,
engaging, and challenging learning
experiences centered around the
theme of exploration.
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th
$150.00 per
session
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th
$150.00 per
session
were enrolled during the 2014-2015 school year.
May 27, 2015.
after June 2, 2015.
students to and from Kid Quest.
term.
refund).
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DigiC@mp at Houser Elementary
Purpose: Students will explore a variety of technologies to conduct research and create projects.
During the camp, students will use some Web 2.0 web sites for educational purposes. Some
examples of Web 2.0 web sites that may be included are wix.com, animoto.com and blabberize.com
Session I: June 15 – June 19, 2015
Session II: June 22 – June 26, 2015
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Current Grades
During 2014-2015
Location
Houser Elementary
Session I: 3rd and 4th Grade
Session II: 5th and 6th Grade
were enrolled during 2014-2015 school year.
May 27, 2015.
Students will be chosen on a first come, first serve
basis. The first 25 students will be enrolled.
Application will be time stamped upon submission.
Tuition
$150.00
after June 2, 2015.
students to and from camp.
term.
refund).
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Special Education - Elementary and Secondary
Extended School Year Services (ESY)
Purpose: Extended School Year Services (ESY) are provided under the provision of educational
services beyond the regular school year, designed to minimize the loss of acquired critical skills of
students with disabilities who have demonstrated significant regression/recoupment problems.
This service is based on the identified needs of individual students. The ARD Committee considers
the need for ESY services annually.
This is an individual ARD Committee
decision.
June 15 – July 2 (Monday – Thursday)
July 20 – August 6 (Monday – Thursday)
Location:
Wilkinson Elementary: For all elementary and
intermediate campuses.
Tuition: None
Course Offerings: Special education services,
as determined by the student’s ARD meeting.
Peet Junior High School: For all junior high and
high school campuses.
Registration: ARD paperwork is forwarded from the student’s campus.
Transportation: Transportation provided per ARD Committee decisions.
1. Students with disabilities receive services per ARD Committee decisions.
term.
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Summer School Principal Contacts
For additional Summer School program questions:
 Call the campus principal assigned to the summer school program campuses listed below, or
 Click on the contact button on the WebStore page to send an email that will be answered as
soon as possible - www.cisdkidquest.com
Campus:
Administrator/
Phone number
Email
Ford Elementary
Sunnye Nowlin
281.465.5908
Clinton Dulworth
281.465.2925
Stacy Gomez
936.709.5100
Shawn Brieden
936.709.5204
Krista McWilliams
936.709.5400
Christina Upshaw
936.709.5100
Theresa Waller
936.709.3536
Larry Bradfute
936.709.1806
TBA
snowlin@conroeisd.net
Houser Elementary
Houston Elementary
Milam Elementary
Reaves Elementary
Travis Intermediate
ESY Elementary @
ESY Secondary @ Conroe
High School
cdulworth@conroeisd.net
sgomez@conroeisd.net
sbrieden@conroeisd.net
kmcwilliams@conroeisd.net
cupshaw@conroeisd.net
twaller@conroeisd.net
lbradfute@conroeisd.net
TBA
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Campus - Rice Elementary School

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