Welcome to our Title i/LAP support program!

We provide supplemental support for students in Math (Delta Math) and Reading (Really Great Reading) to help close the achievement gap.  Students are identified through a schoolwide ranking of assessments and are served and monitored for progress by our Title I/LAP team.  Currently students in Kindergarten through fifth grades are being served.  

Please check out our Learning Resources, Newsletters and Reading Tips pages for ways to help your child at home.

SUMMER SLIDE

To prevent the "summer slide," or learning loss over the summer break, encourage regular reading, engage in hands-on learning activities, 

and explore educational trips and programs. Summer reading programs, both at home and at the local library, can help maintain reading skills. Additionally, incorporating math into daily activities and exploring educational resources like museums and parks can 

further mitigate learning loss. 

Here's a more detailed look at how to prevent the summer slide:

PRIORITIZE READING

Summer reading programs

Encourage your child to participate in summer reading challenges or create their own reading list. 

Read aloud

Reading aloud to children, even those who can read independently, can expand their vocabulary and comprehension. 

Choose books that interest your child

Make sure the books are enjoyable and align with their interests. 

Visit the library

Libraries offer a vast collection of books and summer programs that can spark a love of reading. 

ENGAGE IN HANDS ON LEARNING

Cooking and baking

Cooking and baking together can be a fun way to incorporate math and literacy skills. 

DIY projects

Engage in simple DIY projects that involve reading instructions and using math skills. 

Gardening

Get your child involved in gardening to learn about plants, science, and measurement. 

Game-based learning

Use educational games and puzzles to reinforce math and literacy skills in a fun way. 

EXPLORE EDUCATIONAL TRIPS AND PROGRAMS

Field trips

Visit museums or other educational attractions to enrich your child's learning experience. 

Summer programs

Enroll in summer camps or programs that offer educational activities and enrichment. 

Local libraries and museums

Check out your local library and museums for summer reading challenges, special events, and free programs. 

INCORPORATE MATH INTO DAILY LIFE

Cooking and shopping

Incorporate math into everyday activities like cooking, shopping, and budgeting. 

Measure and count

Use measuring cups and rulers, count items, and estimate amounts. 

Play math games

Make learning math fun by playing math games, using puzzles, and playing card games. 

CREATE A POSITIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT 

Set goals

Help your child set summer reading goals and track their progress. 

Make learning fun

Encourage curiosity, exploration, and discovery. 

Read together 

Share a love of reading and learning with your child.