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Seaside SD 10 outlines summer school, jump-start kindergarten and credit recovery plans
Summary
Superintendent Susan described summer literacy, jump-start kindergarten and credit recovery programs, estimated attendance (about 50 elementary literacy students, ~100 total), and noted the state now requires literacy summer school to be at least 80 hours with progress reporting.
Superintendent Susan briefed the board on summer programming and interventions planned for the upcoming school year: a half-day literacy summer program for 1st–3rd graders running four weeks, a two-week jump-start kindergarten program for students who did not attend preschool, a short 9th-grade bridge program, and credit recovery offerings largely delivered online.
Susan said attendance expectations were modest given late allocations and summer schedules: she estimated about 50 elementary students attending the literacy program and roughly 100 students across summer offerings. She told trustees the state now requires literacy summer school to be at least 80 hours and is asking districts to provide progress data; "the literacy summer school to be at least 80 hours" was noted as a new requirement. The district uses data to target students who are behind in reading for the literacy intervention and employs an online platform for credit recovery.
Board members requested follow-up reporting on actual attendance rates compared with goals and asked the superintendent to provide percentages of expected versus actual attendance at a later meeting.
