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Reminder: Wednesday, June 28th is the last day of summer school.

Best Summer EEEver

2023

Extended Educational Experiences

June 1st - June  28th 2023

Accelerated Summer Learning Program

The Middle School EEE summer learning program is a project based environment that supports hands-on, accelerated learning during the summer months. Our program is designed to promote positive youth development, community service, life and career development, and high school transition outcomes.

Weekly Updates

Learn more about our Summer EEExperience and what students are learning week to week. Stay updated and informed by clicking the link below.

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What do we REALLY need to know before we become adults?

 

This fast-paced, game-style course will give students an opportunity to learn what is NOT taught in the traditional school curriculum.

 

This class will focus on learning real-life skills

(#adulting101) that will help students grasp content that really matters outside of school.

Sample topics addressed are financial literacy, cooking, car maintenance, taxes, social etiquette, and so much more!

Mr. Johnson

As members of the digital world, we all have a digital footprint. It is your responsibility to ensure that it is positive. In this class you will plan, rehearse, and record a speech to inform, convince, and entertain the audience. Start by picking a topic that inspires you and then convince the world that your topic is important to them as well. We will learn about conducting research, using sources to support your ideas, and practice effective speaking skills while bringing interesting ideas to the world.

Mrs. Kline

Mr. Eckles and Mrs. Lange

GALAXY combines the exciting science of space exploration with the social science concepts of a society facing civil war. As cadets at an Intergalactic Space Academy, students study spacecraft design, the mathematics of large numbers, astronomy, map reading and navigation, and complete research projects. When intergalactic war begins, students form alliances and compete by applying the knowledge they learned as cadets to determine which faction will win the civil war.

During Competing for a Cause, students will become familiar with microloans and the organization Kiva. Students will work in small groups to advocate for a person who has requested a loan. They will research this person's cause and the country they live in. They will and make a persuasive presentation to convince others to vote for their cause. The winning group will get to award a micro loan to this person, funded my EEE Summer School. Our class will be making a difference!

 

https://www.kiva.org/

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