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Auburn School Committee: Summer programs served about 315 students; district highlights credit recovery and MLL enrichment
Summary
District staff told the Auburn School Committee that summer programming reached just over 315 students across K–12, provided credit recovery at the high school, and ran place-based MLL enrichment and life-skills programming at multiple elementary sites.
Mister Anier, the district staff member presenting the summer-program update, told the Auburn School Committee on Aug. 20 that every district building ran summer programs this year and the offerings served students across grades K–12.
"The buildings were busy this summer," Mister Anier said, outlining elementary and intermediate tutoring in literacy and math (60–90 minute sessions up to three times a week) at East Auburn, Fairview, Park Ave, Sherwood, Walton and Washburn. He reported that district programs supported "just over 315 students" across those sites.
At the secondary level, Edward Little High School operated a program focused on credit…
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