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Littlestown Area SD narrows extra math program to sixth graders; invites about 30 students

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Summary

The district said it redesigned its after-school ‘extra math’ program this year to focus on sixth graders labeled Tier 2; staff identified about 30 students and assigned three teachers to the program.

District staff presented a redesign of the after-school “extra math” program, limiting participation this year to sixth graders identified as Tier 2 to concentrate on foundational skills.

A staff member said the program shifted because past results showed seventh graders were less likely to attend after-school sessions. The district identified approximately 30 sixth graders for the program and plans a roughly 10-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio. Three teachers were named as program instructors: Mr. Liberty, Mr. Green and Mr. Lauren; the staff member said two are current sixth-grade math teachers and one is a science teacher who is math-certified.

Selection will exclude students already receiving Tier 3 interventions during the school day; district staff described this program as targeted at students who have historically scored at the “basic” level (not “below basic”) on standardized assessments and who may benefit from additional teacher contact to reach proficiency.

No formal board action was recorded during the remarks; the presentation asked the board to approve the program implementation plan.