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ISD 196 reports 67,000 summer meals, thousands of students served in Camp Propel and credit-recovery programs
Summary
District 196 officials told the school board that summer programming served roughly 67,000 meals and enrolled thousands across elementary Camp Propel, middle-school academies and high-school credit recovery, while staff noted data gaps the board asked to fill on equitable outreach and invitations.
District 196 officials told the school board Sept. 15 that summer programs served about 67,000 meals across June, July and August and offered targeted academic and enrichment opportunities to thousands of students.
Director of elementary education Jeremy Sorensen said the district served 50,598 meals in June alone and about 67,000 total meals for the summer, an increase of roughly 4,000 meals from the previous year. He said neighborhood partnerships with Open Door helped deliver about 3,000 meals to families unable to travel to program sites.
Sorensen described Camp Propel, the elementary summer program, as a two-week,…
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