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inspiring minds, building community, transforming lives
Horizons at Harley Student Enrichment Program
2011 / Program Overview
History:
- Over 1200 tuition scholarships have been provided
- The program's 17th summer
- First 4 year college graduate from our pool of alumni
- The average participant spends 5 years in the Horizons Program
Primary Criteria:
- Income Eligibility – Qualify for free or reduced lunch
- Residency Eligibility – Must live in the City of Rochester
Key Program Standards:
- Maximum 15 students per class
- 2 certified teachers and a Classroom Assistant in each class
- Every student is taught how to swim
2011 Particulars:
- 132 students grade K through 8th
- 20 new to Horizons and 112 returning students
- 50 schools are represented
- 97 from RCSD and from a myriad of Charter, Private, Parochial, and suburban schools.
- 18 certified teachers and 9 classroom assistants
- Graduated 12 “Rising 9th Graders” Full-time Health and Physical Education Teacher
- Librarian and a Reading Specialist
- Social Worker / Mental Health Counselor
- Art, Drama and Music Teachers
- Swimming. Gardening, Tennis, Zumba, Yoga, Soccer, Lacrosse, and Field Trips
- Over 11,000 meals served
- Approximately 60 student volunteers
- Field Day and garden closing ceremonies
- Garden Project for 3rd and 4th graders
- 15 Field trips completed
- Annual “Reading Day” and two (2) official “Program Visit” days.
- Over 800 books given to program participants
- Literacy Clinic with SUNY Geneseo serving the 41 neediest students through individual tutoring - 4 days a week.
- 5 Roberts Wesleyan College OPE student teachers
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1 Princeton Club Intern and 1 Rochester Works / Digital Skills for Youth Intern -
Plus an additional 12 students – Grades K - as part of a new Horizons at MCC pilot launch we incubated for this summer. Summer 2012 they will transition to the MCC campus.
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