PDF-2009 Summer Programs

GEORGETOWN x2022 PRINCETON x2022 STANFORD x2022 YALE JUNIOR STATESMENSUMMER SCHOOLFOR OUTSTANDING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS wwwjsaorgsummer x201CLct us summon a ncw spirit of patriotis. Susan Grierson . Assistant Superintendent for . Curriculum and Instruction. Presented September 21, 2015. Summer 2015. 725 students spent time in our schools this summer in a variety of programs:. Cougar Prep. Undergraduates from Underrepresented Groups—Students . in Life and Physical Sciences, Mathematics, Engineering, and Social Sciences. Maryland Center for Undergraduate Research, 2100D McKeldin Library, ugresearch@umd.edu. -Deepti Reddy. Steganography. 1. CS691 Summer 2009. What is it?. CS691 Summer 2009. 2. The art and science of writing hidden messages in such a way that no one, apart from the sender and intended recipient, suspects the existence of the message.. How Programs Can Boost . Children’s Learning. August 2, 2011. 10-11:15 AM Pacific/1-2:15 PM Eastern. Web . seminar presented . by. Grantmakers for . Education’s . Out-of-School . Time Funder . Network . Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship . Startup Summer. Presenter - Tara Bellevue. Mission. is to provide programs that inspire young people from low-income communities to stay in school, to recognize business opportunities and to plan for successful futures.. Evaluation Results, 2016. Katie Tosh, Director of Measurement & Outreach. Boston After School & Beyond. Contents. Enrollment & Attendance Findings. ACT Framework . Update. Measurement Findings. Heather Dieffenbach. Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives. January 2014. Summer Reading. Programs. Reading Logs. Prizes. Drawings . Promotions. School Visits. Media Attention. Stretched Staffing. Insights from Latino Parents in Mixed Status . Families | June 26-27, 2017. Methods.. Four focus groups were held in San Diego (5/24) and Fremont (5/25). . All groups were . conducted . in Spanish.. By Janna, Epstein, Holtzman. OVERVIEW. Learn about activities you can do with your child over the summer to prepare them for the next grade and the many programs (some free!) available to NYC children. . Achievement Gap. Summer Learning Loss. Idaho Reading Indicator. 2008-2009. Low-Income Kindergarteners. Entered school in the fall. 58% reading below grade level (Benchmark). Left school in the spring. Idaho Commission for Libraries. Icfl. summer reading coordinators:. Staci Shaw. Stephanie Bailey-White. Bright Futures outreach programs. :. School Visits. Reaching Underserved Children. School Partnerships. Children’s Learning. August 2, 2011. 10-11:15 AM Pacific/1-2:15 PM Eastern. Web . seminar presented . by. Grantmakers for . Education’s . Out-of-School . Time Funder . Network . John Branam. Director of Programs. Director. Email . Research, Community, and Curriculum Exploration (. RCCE). Research. Pranoti Mandrekar. Pranoti.Mandrekar@umassmed.edu. Deepika Devuni. Deepika.Devuni@umassmemorial.org. Curriculum. Manas Das. Instill cultural competency. Challenge yourself. The opportunity of a lifetime. Eligibility. Sophomore or higher . (>30 credit hours). Minimum 2.5 GPA. Considered “good standing”. Magellan exchange.