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Superintendent says summer programs served hundreds as district preps schools for August
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Hoffer reported the district's extended school‑year special-education services served over 300 students and Camp Explore served over 400 eligible kindergarten–sixth-grade students; 12-month maintenance staff are preparing schools for August reopening.
Superintendent Dr. Hoffer told the Ocean View School District Board of Trustees on July 15 that summer programs launched July 7 had high participation and staff support.
Dr. Hoffer said extended school‑year special‑education services began July 7 and are serving more than 300 students who receive special-education services. She also reported that Camp Explore, the district's child‑care program for eligible kindergarten through sixth‑grade students, launched July 7 and is serving over 400 children. The superintendent praised lead aides, office managers, specialists and support staff; she also recognized 12‑month maintenance and operations teams working to deep‑clean and ready school sites ahead of the August start of the academic year.
The remarks were informational and intended to highlight operations and staffing during the summer; no formal board action on these programs was recorded in the meeting notes.
