Scituate Public Schools Academic and Social Programs Academic Year 2017-18

Registration Deadline November 22: There is a $25 late registration fee for any forms received after November 22

Programs are open to ALL SPS students, and are staffed appropriately so that children with special needs can successfully participate in them. 

We are pleased to once again sponsor another cycle of integrated academic and social programs, as outlined in this brochure. For each program, we have identified highly qualified SPS staff and aide support to provide a low staff to student ratio (usually 1:3 for social groups and 1:4 for academic courses) to assure the quality of this programming for our students. 

Sponsored by:

Scituate CORSE Foundation (Community of Resources for Special Education) 

Where

Jenkins School
54 Vinal Avenue
Scituate, MA 02066  

 
Driving Directions 
Contact

Tracy Johnston
C.O.R.S.E. Foundation 

 www.corsefoundation.org
781-545-7736
programregistration@corsefoundation.org

   

 

 

 

Math Investigators AY 2017-18

Grades 3-5 

Math Investigators (Grades 3-5), begins January 11, 12 sessions

This program will work on sharpening math skills in grade level groupings through games and group activities to reinforce skill knowledge.  It will also equip students to solve multi-step math problems by teaching strategies to understand the question, identify important information, choose an appropriate strategy, solve the problem and then check to make sure it is reasonable. Students will also work on developing their grade level math vocabulary. 

Primary Instructor(s):  Deborah McHugh (Math Specialist)

 Time:   Thursdays 3:45-5:15pm  

Location/Fee: Jenkins School  $145         

 

Register Now!If you are registering more than one child, you will need to register under 2 different email addresses.  We apologize for this inconvenience, but it is a requirement of this particular software.  

The CORSE Foundation (Community of Resources for Special Education) was established by a group of dedicated parents and educators to raise funds to provide high quality and affordable programming, training and resources that will benefit children with special needs, their parents and educators throughout South Shore Massachusetts.  CORSE has designed an innovative model within a blended framework of integrated and specialized social, educational and recreational programs so children with special needs can reach their full potential.  Our variety of programs are staffed appropriately through customized staffing ratios and special education expertise so ALL children, those with and without special needs, can successfully participate together within their community.  

For 2017, these programs have been generously supported by grant funding received from the Harold Brooks Trust, Evan Henry Foundation, Edwin Phillips Foundation, Massachusetts Bankers Association, Scituate Rotary Club and South Shore Playhouse Associates as well as our community fundraising supporters.