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After School Programs

Lafrancis Hardiman Elementary School

"JUNIOR SCHOLARS ACADEMY"

The purpose of this program is to provide scholars with the opportunity to build their reading, math, and social- emotional skills. The program will focus on foundational Reading and Math skills, along with comprehension and computation skills. This program will also offer opportunities for scholars to experience extracurricular activities

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School

"ELITE STREET"

The purpose of this program is to promote and support both academic concerns and social emotional development by providing a structured learning environment for scholars, in grades 3 - 5, to continue cultivating their academic skills while socializing with peers. The program is solely dedicated to assisting in the growth and development of children. Elements from the Five CASEL core competencies (self-awareness, self-management, responsible decision-making, social awareness and relationship skills) to facilitate the learning process.

MLK Elite Street Afterschool program takes a laser focus approach in supporting scholars academic performance levels based on i-Ready Math and ELA performance data. It will offer fun learning activities, through STEAM, SAAVAS Math/Science Curriculum, Culturally Responsive Mentor Text, Project Based Learning, and group discussions facilitated by qualified staff. Research has demonstrated that engaging students in the learning process increases their attention and focus, motivates them to practice higher-level critical thinking skills, and promotes meaningful learning experiences.

The MLK Elite Street Afterschool Academy adopts a student-centered approach to instruction through increasing opportunities for student engagement. Students who participate in the designated classes will see their test scores improve. Qualified educators will always be available to answer each child’s questions. These professional educators work within the established pedagogical framework of the child’s school, and help children understand their own learning process rather than give away answers. Students will participate in fun, interactive learning activities designed to promote creativity, critical thinking and problem-solving skills. These active learning components requires students to participate in class, as opposed to sitting and listening quietly. Strategies include, but are not limited to, brief question-and-answer sessions, discussion integrated into the lecture, writing assignments, hands-on activities, and experiential learning events.

Clear expectations are set, to design effective evaluation strategies, and provide helpful feedback. This balanced approach to learning is essential for continued academic excellence. The instruction is geared towards improving ELA/Math Academic Proficiencies as well as Art and Computer Coding: ELA skills (short responses, extended response, and a writing component); Math skills (fluency, sprints and basic operational skills); Art (hands on activities, critical thinking, creativity); Coding (logical thinking, problem solving, persistence, collaboration, and communication)

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School "ELITE STREET" flyer

Milton L. Olive Middle School

"WHY WE CARE"

Wyandanch Memorial High School

SpringBoard Incubators Inc:

Teach the following programs afterschool at Wyandanch Middle School and High School.

STEM Awareness for Middle School and High School Students (6 middle and 6 high school workshops)

TOPICS COVERED

Intro to Robotics Sphero Sprk+

Python Coding with Raspberry Pi Computers

Internet of Things & Smart Home Automation Workshop

JUMPSTART TO INVESTING

Below is the overview for JumpStart-To-Investing.

Students will get an opportunity to use tools that will allow them to analyze companies and participate in a mock (simulated) trading online and managing their own portfolio. The workshop will challenge the students to validate their decision-making with data-driven information and quantitively analysis. We will cover how to read financial statement, income statements, balance sheets and a company’s 10-K or 10-Q report.

Most importantly, this is a team exercise. Students will collaborate on their stock portfolio and develop a data-driven framework for investing.

Topics Covered

1. Overview of Stocks and the Stock Markets

2. The difference between Trading & Investing

3. Business Filings & Long-Term Investing

4. How to Trade Stocks on the Major Exchanges

5. Setup Online Mock-Trading Portfolio

6. Portfolio Analysis & Decisions

STEM

GRADE REPORTING SCHEDULE 2021-2022