Lawndale board hears results from expanded-day RAP/Wrap programs; district reports nearly 2,900 students served
Jun 26, 2026
District staff told trustees the RAP/Wrap expanded-day program served roughly 2,902 students this year (about 69% of district students), highlighted partnerships including HeyTutor and esports, and previewed a summer program serving about 1,119 students.
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Dennis Howard, the district's director of expanded learning, told the Lawndale Elementary School District board on June 25 that the district's RAP (Realizing Amazing Potential) before- and after-school program served roughly 2,902 students this year — about 452 in the morning program and about 2,450 in after-school offerings — representing approximately 69% of students who accessed the program at some point this year. "These are our dedicated staff and students and families," Howard said, describing the program's alignment with district goals.
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