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Warren County Schools outlines 2025 summer programs and alternative-learning enrollment
Summary
District staff detailed multiple summer learning options (reading interventions, credit recovery, CTE camps), confirmed transportation and meals, and reviewed the ALP’s enrollment and placement rules while flagging funding pressures for next year.
Warrenton, N.C. — Warren County Schools staff on April 22 outlined the district’s 2025 summer learning offerings and provided an overview of the Alternative Learning Program (ALP).
Marcus Jones described a set of targeted summer programs: Splash Into Reading (invitation-only, targeted second- and third-graders at Marian Boyd Elementary, June 16–July 3, 72 hours of instruction), a high-school credit-recovery program at Warren County High School (June 9–June 26, Edmentum courseware), a Summer Boost program for grades 4–7 (invitation-only, June 16–July 3), the National Summer Transportation Institute at Vance-Granville Community College (June 2–20) and a Real Entrepreneurship Camp (Warren County High School, June 9–12). Jones confirmed that transportation and breakfast/lunch will be provided for participants.
Dr. Carrington reviewed the ALP (evening schedule Monday–Thursday using Mentum courseware), reporting 48 students enrolled this year with 39 currently active, six early graduates and minimal withdrawals and moves. She explained placement pathways (discipline-matrix referrals, principal recommendations with appeal, or parent-request placements) and described the intake process and student supports. Staff noted funding for ALP was paid from high-school CSI funds this year and that those funds are diminishing; the district will explore alternative delivery or funding models for 2025–26.
Board members asked for more detail about next-year funding options; staff characterized the ALP presentation as informational and said follow-up planning will be necessary to sustain services.
What’s next: Communications and registration materials for summer camps will be distributed; staff will return with funding proposals for ALP options for 2025–26.
