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Pilot Point ISD will run summer school programs and free summer meals June 1–25
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The district will operate targeted summer programs June 1–25 (credit recovery, STAAR bootcamp, ECC bilingual program, and Extended School Year) with transportation and daily breakfasts and lunches. Free meals for children 18 and under will be served Monday–Thursday at two district locations and one community site.
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Pilot Point ISD will offer four targeted summer programs June 1–25 to support different student needs, Superintendent Dr. Shannon Fuller and Assistant Superintendent Alicia Bonnett told the board May 13. Programs include Secondary Credit Recovery & STAAR Bootcamp for middle and high school students, an ECC Bilingual Summer Program for Pre-K and kindergarten bilingual learners, and an Extended School Year ECC Program for eligible special education students. Transportation will be provided and breakfast and lunch will be served daily on both campuses.
The district’s Summer Meal Program will provide free meals to children 18 and younger Monday through Thursday, June 1–25. Dr. Brant Perry said breakfast will be served from 8:30–9:00 a.m. and lunch from 11:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m. at Pilot Point Early Childhood Center (829 S. Jefferson St.) and Pilot Point High School (1300 N. Washington Street); a third location, Iglesia Bautista El Alfarero (Cumberland Trail, Valley View), will also participate with adjusted meal times. The board reviewed these plans as informational items; the summer offerings and meal service schedule are set for the dates above.
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