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Saint Paul Public Schools Summer Term Guide | Priority Deadline: April 15, 2015 | 1

PRIORITY DEADLINE: APRIL 15, 2015

2015 SUMMER TERM

(651-767-8110) (651-767-8110)(651-767-8110)(651-767-8110)

TAbLE Of CONTENTsArea Map................................................. 2

S-Term: A Great Choice......................... 3

S-Term Dates at a Glance..................... 3

How to Register....................................... 3

What S-Term Includes............................ 4

Transportation Guidelines..................... 4

For Students in Grades 8-12................. 5

S-Term Sites by Area, Grades 8-12..... 5

For Students in Grades K-7................... 6

CDF Freedom School............................ 6

For Promise Neighborhood Residents Only......................................... 6

S-Term Sites by Area, Grades K-7....... 7

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SUMMER TERM (S-TERM): A GREAT CHOICE

Saint Paul Public Schools S-term provides K-12 students with ways to catch up, keep their minds sharp, and work toward graduation. Classes and many other activities offer fun, focused and interesting ways to continue learning.

For more information, visit summer.spps.orgfb.me/SaintPaulPublicSchools

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S-Term 1 (4 weeks): June 15 - July 9 (no school Friday, July 3) S-Term 2 (4 weeks): July 13 - August 6

CDF Freedom Schools (6 weeks): July 13 - August 21

s-TERm DATEs AT A gLANCES-Term is in session Monday-Friday, six hours per day. Times vary by site.

hOw TO REgIsTER fOR s-TERm:Review your student’s grades on Parent Portal or talk to their school counselor or teacher if they are unsure about registering for S-Term. Call the Department of Alternative Education at 651-744-8020 with additional questions.

Students in grades K-8: Fill out the registration form included with this booklet and drop in the mail by April 15, 2015.

Students in grades 9-12: Work with your school counselor to register by April 15, 2015.


WHAT S-TERM INCLUDES:

Academics Classes at convenient sites across

Saint Paul help students focus on reading and math. S-Term

provides a lively environment that inspires learning all year round.

Breakfast and lunch Free to students age 18 and

younger, two healthy meals per day include made-from-scratch entrees, salads, baked goods,

and locally grown fruits and vegetables.

Transportation Buses are available to most

students attending an S-Term school in the Area they live in

(see map and bus guidelines on page 2).

MusicKids in grades 5-7 can study

instrumental music during S-Term 1 and S-Term 2, with

instruments and music books provided.

SIX WEEKS of learning that reflects YOU

Go to page 5 to find out more

Children’s Defense FundFreedom Schools

GOOD TO KNOW:S-Term classes meet Monday

through Friday.

whO CAN RIDE ThE bus fOR s-TERm?To qualify for S-Term transportation, students must be picked up and dropped off at the same address. In addition, transportation is available only to:

Students in grades K-4, with a pick-up/drop-off address that is within the S-Term school’s designated Area. That address must be one-half mile or more from the S-Term school.

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Students in grades 5-12, with a pick-up/drop-off address that is within the S-Term school’s designated Area. That address must be one mile or more from the S-Term school.

Walking areas are predetermined. Maps are on file at each school’s office.

NOTE: Families need to transport their children to schools if they are not eligible for transportation based on these guidelines. Call the Student Placement Center at 651-632-3760 if you are unsure if your student is eligible for bus transportation to the S-Term school.


FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES 8-12High school is an important time for all students. In S-Term classes, eighth graders get a head start on high school. Students in grades 9-12 stay on track for graduation.

CREDIT RECOVERYStudents in grades 9-12 who are behind by six or fewer credits can register for S-Term 1 OR S-Term 2. Students in grades 9-12 who are behind by more than six credits should attend BOTH S-Term 1 AND S-Term 2. Other options are available. Please talk with your student’s school counselor to find the best S-Term option for you.

*Childcare available

EIghTh gRADERs, TAkE NOTE! S-Term 1 is not available to students in grade 8. In S-Term 2, students will participate in leadership opportunities, prepare for the transition to high school, and work on higher-level math and reading skills. Students in grade 8 may register for S-Term 2 OR CDF Freedom Schools. Use the registration form included with this booklet.

If your student is in grades 8-12 in 2014-15, find your S-Term options below.

S-Term 1Monday, June 15 – Thursday, July 9

NO SCHOOL on Friday, July 3

S-Term 2July 13 – August 6

Grades 9-11Harding*

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Grades 8-11Harding*

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Grades 9-12: Current students at Gordon Parks, Journeys, River East


Grade 12: All students needing more than 12 credits


Grades 11-12: All students needing 12 or fewer credits

Saint Paul College Saint Paul CollegeS-Term classes at Saint Paul College are in-person only OR a combination of in-person and online

Other Options

Current students at LEAP LEAP

Credit Recovery (In-person + online)AGAPE* AGAPE*

Eastside Learning Hub @ Harding* Eastside Learning Hub @ Harding*

Promise Neighborhood residents (see map, page 6) in grade 8 may attend EITHER S-Term 2 OR CDF Freedom Schools.


CDF Freedom SchoolsJuly 13 – August 21

Promise Neighborhood Grade 8 Washington Rondo

If your student is in grade 8, use the registration form included with this booklet. If your student is in grades 9-12, work with your school counselor to register.

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FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES K-7Students in grades K-7 who enroll in S-Term 1 or S-Term 2 receive academic support in reading, writing and math – all in a classroom atmosphere that’s very different from the regular school year. S-Term teachers have the flexibility to adapt fully to many learning styles and focus on subjects in depth. As a result, students have the extra time they may need to learn what they need to know. See page 7 for details on S-Term schedules and sites.

CDf fREEDOm sChOOLsChildren’s Defense Fund (CDF) Freedom Schools is a vital part of S-Term – a joyful six-week program that strengthens reading and writing skills. Field trips, music and books celebrate the culture of the students, building leadership, pride and persistence. With one adult for every 10 students, CDF Freedom Schools participants receive lots of one-to-one attention from community mentors. More than 500 students took part in Freedom Schools at SPPS last year. Nearly all of them gained or maintained reading skills. Eighth graders not attending S-Term 2 are welcome!

What parents say about Freedom Schools in SPPS:My child loves Freedom Schools. He loves being taught by teachers “like him.”

It was a beneficial and positive experience that I don’t believe he is able to get anywhere else.

My child is more confident and expresses a positive outlook about learning.

GOOD TO KNOW:Most S-Term sites are air conditioned.

For Promise Neighborhood Residents ONLY: 10 WEEKS of S-TermResidents of the Promise Neighborhood (grades K-7) may register for TWO S-Term programs.

Students in Grades K-7 who live in the Promise Neighborhood, please register for BOTH S-Term 1 AND CDF Freedom Schools. Together, S-Term 1 and CDF Freedom Schools provide 10 WEEKS of stimulating summer learning and fun, complete with breakfast and lunch.

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If your student is in Grades K-4 in 2014-15: Find the Area where you live on the map, page 2. Then find your S-Term options below.

S-Term 1June 15 – July 9




Area A Hazel Park Hazel Park

Hazel ParkArea BDayton’s Bluff* Dayton’s Bluff*

American Indian Magnet* American Indian Magnet*

Area C-East John A. Johnson John A. Johnson

Area C-West Mississippi John A. Johnson

Area D Riverview RiverviewRondoArea E Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights

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ALL Language Immersion Students who live in any Area

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Use Area of residence to determine Freedom Schools

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If your student is in Grades 5-7 in 2014-15: Find the Area where you live on the map, page 2. Then find your S-Term options below.

S-Term 1June 15 – July 9




ALL Areas Central Central

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S-Term 1June 15 – July 9NO SCHOOL on

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CDF Freedom Schools

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Promise Neighborhood Grades 5-7

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If your student is a Promise Neighborhood resident (see page 6) in grades 5-7 in 2014-15:

GOOD TO KNOW:All S-Term curriculum follows academic standards determined by the Minnesota Department of Education.

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