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Winfield SD 34 plans to expand at-risk summer intervention to about 30 K'5 students in July

Winfield School District 34 Board of Education · December 18, 2025
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Summary

District officials proposed expanding the at-risk summer intervention pilot to roughly 30 K'5 students in July 2026 with three teachers funded by Title I; middle school expansion is limited by staffing constraints.

District staff presented results from last year's at-risk summer pilot and proposed expanding the program for Summer 2026 to serve approximately 30 kindergarten through fifth-grade students across three classrooms funded by Title I. The program would run in July, use three teachers pending staffing confirmation, and aim to improve readiness and reduce summer skill regression.

Administrators said middle-school implementation is constrained by staffing and therefore limited for now. Board approval was requested in January to begin family outreach and program planning; no formal vote occurred at the Dec. 18 meeting.