Summer Learning at Grand Erie 2022
Summer Learning Opportunities for Students in Kindergarten to Grade 12, Plus Mental Health Supports for Students and Families.
Help Desk Technical Support for Grand Erie Families
Email:
parent.techsupport@granderie.ca
Call: 519-756-6301, extension: 287080
Toll-free: 1-888-548-8878, extension: 287080
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UPDATE: This program is currently at capacity.
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Summer Opportunities Supporting Student Mental Health
Student Mental Health Services Program
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Summer School Transition Program (SSTP)
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Camp SAIL (Current Grades 2, 3 and 4)
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What is Camp SAIL?
Who is Camp SAIL for?
All are welcome!
When is Camp SAIL?
The half-day camp runs from 9 a.m. to 11: 30 a.m. five days a week for three weeks, from Monday, July 5 until Friday, July 23.
Where is Camp Sail?
Camp SAIL will be held virtually. Students will need to have access to a device and the internet for the instructional time that the camp is offered. If students require access to a device or to the internet, please indicate this on the registration link.
Reading Skills Development through Lexia
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Technology Journeys in Math through LEARNStyle
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Assistive Technology Literacy Camp through LEARNStyle
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Summer Learning Opportunities for Students Grade 6- 12 through Grand Erie Learning Alternatives (GELA)
Summer learning information for July, 2022 will be found here on or about May 23, 2022.
For all GELA Summer School inquiries, contact Grand Erie Learning Alternatives at:
519-753-6079 or Griffin Cobb, Principal at 519-756-1320, #276001
For students in Grades 6-12, summer learning opportunities offer a chance to get caught up, get ahead, explore a new subject or change pathways.
A variety of options are available, including
Overview of Opportunities for Students in Grade 6-12:
Elementary Literacy-Numeracy Program (Eligible for students currently in Grades 6-8) provides pupils the opportunity to improve their basic skills in Literacy and Numeracy. The program uses the hybrid format involving synchronous and asynchronous learning..
Secondary School Credit Courses
eLearning courses
eLearning Courses are offered to students in Grade 9 to 12. Students will have a choice of approximately 50 courses available at the time of registration. eLearning courses can run with smaller numbers than face-to-face classes, allowing students to take courses they may not have access to during the regular school year.
Reach Ahead
Opportunities are offered to Grades 7 and 8 students who wish to acquire a secondary school credit prior to their official enrolment. * Current Grade 7 and 8 students will use the Secondary Credit Registration button below.
Credit Recovery Courses
Students must be recommended by your Guidance Counsellor. *Students will use the Secondary Credit Registration button below.
Credit Upgrades
Offerings will be made available in core subject areas for Grades 9 – 12. These will run through the real time and online interaction model (Hybrid).
*Grade 9 and 10 courses will be offered using a hybrid format (synchronous support for 2 hours, with asynchronous time to complete work) *
Other Summer Secondary Program Offerings:
Focus on Youth
Click HERE or the image to the right to learn more about the Focus on Youth program.
On Reserve In-Person Summer Programming:
2319 3rd Line Road, Ohsweken, ON
Indigenous Grade 8 Literacy/Numeracy Program
This program provides on reserve Indigenous pupils the opportunity to improve their skills in Literacy and Numeracy. The program will be face to face and is available to current Grade 8 students going into Grade 9 to support the transition to secondary school. Transportation is available.
Indigenous Grade 11 GPP3O (Leadership and Peer Support) Program
This course prepares students to act in leadership and peer support roles. They will design and implement a plan for contributing to their school and/or community; develop skills in communication, interpersonal relations, teamwork, and conflict management; and apply those skills in leadership and/or peer support roles. Transportation is available.
Drop-In Support
Daily drop-in support is available Monday-Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. at the Community Based Learning Centre (CBLC) 2319 3rd Line Road, Ohsweken to students enrolled in any online and eLearning summer learning programs through GELA. These drop-in supports are available to all Indigenous students via Grand Erie Cultural Mentors and transportation is available by calling at least 24 hours in advanced at:
1-905-768-4957
Transportation for drop ins will be arranged with advanced notice only.
International Languages Program
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High School Transition Program through LEARNStyle
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Summer Learning Opportunities for Students with Special Education Needs
Summer learning programs for students with special education needs will be provided to students with specific learning profiles. Below is a description of the programs being offered in some Grand Erie schools. Your school principal will reach out to you if the program becomes available in your school, and believes that your child would benefit from participating.
High School Drop-Ins for SEA Students
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Mental Health for the Return to School: Virtual Parent/Caregiver Workshops
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Understanding and Supporting Anxiety as Students Return to School (Elementary)
Understanding and Supporting Anxiety as Students Return to School (Secondary)
Making the Return to School Successful and Fun
Getting Off to a Good Start: Supporting School Attendance Program
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