Project AIM High

Achieving Instructional Milestones is provided June 24 through July 11, 2024, to students in grades K-5, Monday through Thursday, 8 AM to Noon (excluding July 4th). Project AIM will provide fun, challenging, and innovative intervention opportunities that focus on core instruction in reading and math. The program’s intent is to keep children learning and growing during the summer months. In addition to targeted math and reading interventions, an itinerant counselor will provide social emotional supports for students to help manage emotions, set and achieve personal goals, and build positive relationships. Breakfast and lunch would be provided. Transportation would be provided. There is a possibility, through a collaboration with Harrison County Parks and Recreation, that afternoon activities would be added to make this a full day program.

Energy Express

Energy Express is provided through West Virginia University Extension Service to rural and low-income communities it will run June 17 through July 26, 2024. Energy Express is open to students in Kindergarten through Grade 5 through application to Harrison County Parks and Recreation. The county’s Reading Support Teachers work with students and provided professional development to Energy Express staff, who are contracted through Parks and Recreation. Art, drama and vocabulary activities are provided, as well as a daily read aloud by volunteers and mentors to enhance comprehension and fluency and to engage students in the joy of reading. Students receive breakfast and lunch. Transportation is provided. There is a possibility, through a collaboration with Harrison County Parks and Recreation, that afternoon activities would be added to make this a full day program.

If you would like to register for Energy Express, have questions about it or need assistance finding the application please call 304-423-7800.

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