Academic Enrichment Clause Samples

Academic Enrichment. The ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Park School District uses multiple measures to identify students who are gifted and talented in grades kindergarten through eight. Our instructional programs are primarily focused on delivering appropriate modifications within regular classrooms, providing differentiated levels of instructions to all students. The district is fortunate to have its typical student achieve at the high average level on nationally normed tests of academic achievement. For this reason our curriculum and levels of instruction already provide enrichment for the high achieving student while meeting the needs of the various levels of functioning within the classroom setting. Our teachers are trained, through a regional staff development center, to accommodate varied learning styles, authentic assessment, and through cooperative learning strategies and the techniques necessary to teach to the recognized learning styles of the learners. Through the use of differentiated instruction, the educational needs of most students who are identified as gifted and talented can be met within our regular classroom instruction. In addition to the regular classroom the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Park School District offers a variety of enrichment programs geared to meeting the needs of students who are identified as gifted and talented. The offerings vary on a year-to-year basis depending upon the needs of those students identified for the program. For additional information, please contact ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, the teacher for our Gifted and Talented Program.

Academic Enrichment a) Access to UC Scout A-G approved online courses and other supplementary education opportunities as funding permits. 1) Grounds for assigning students “probationary” or “inactive” status a) A student may be assigned “probationary” status if they are: i) performing below expectations with a GPA of 2.0 or lower in A-G courses for two consecutive semesters ii) consistent absence (only 1 contact) from EAOP services and events for an entire academic year. b) A student may be assigned “inactive” status and dropped from the program if they: i) maintain lower than a 2.0 GPA for more than one academic year ii) absence (no contact) from EAOP services and events for an entire academic year iii) moved to a non-EAOP partnership school site iv) student requests removal from program 2) Data Collection Requirements and Authorization a) EAOP will acquire Parent Authorization Form (PAF) and University Waiver for all active program participants, allowing the students to participate in EAOP activities and staff to view, request, and/or collect student grades and test scores from school site partners. 1) EAOP Staff Support a) Regional Coordinator i) Full service schools will be assigned one regional coordinator that will coordinate and facilitate all EAOP services and activities at the school site and within their assigned region. ii) Serve as supervisor and provide training to EAOP student coordinators. iii) Conduct workshops and presentations at school sites, participate in school site and district college preparation meetings, and provide support to school/district college preparation initiatives (based on staff availability). b) Student Coordinators i) Full service schools will be assigned a minimum of one student coordinator who is a current UC Irvine undergraduate student. Student coordinators will assist with the implementation of EAOP service at the school site on a weekly basis, including but not limited to, academic advising sessions with EAOP participants individually and in small groups. 2) Staff Expectations a) All EAOP staff complete TB testing, Department of Justice criminal background and national sex offender registry checks, and thorough training in college preparation information. b) Regional Coordinators will provide college preparation workshop support to program participants and school sites (please see attached Workshop Menu for available presentation topics). i) Students who participate in an EAOP facilitated workshop will be asked to complete an EAOP ...