--- title: #DocumentType# of #MeetingType# Meeting author: ReckxDav date: D:20210512095700-05'00' --- ## Jordan School District #717 ## Work Session Agenda Monday, April 27, 2026 at 5:30 PM ## Work Session ## CERC Multi-purpose Room ## 500 Sunset Drive; Suite 3 ## Jordan, MN 55352 1. Call to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance ## 3. Roll Call 4. Consideration of Agenda ## 5. Consent Agenda ## 6. Action / Discussion Items ## 1. Annual Fundraiser Review ## 2. Annual Review of Summer Programming ## 3. April Updates ## 4. AASA Advocacy ## 7. Adjourn Special Meeting 2 1 ## Summer School ## Programming Monday, April 27, 2026 ## Presented By: Chad Williams 2 What services are offered at JPS in the summer? ●Jordan Public School continues to provide two types of summer programming: ○Targeted Services (Academic and Social ## Emotional Learning) ○Extended School Year (ESY) 3 By the numbers... Jordan Public School had the following number of students attend summer programming during the summer of 2025: ●Extended School Year Summer 2025- 63 students (PreK - 12th Grade) ●Jordan Summer School Program 2025 (June) - 98 students (K thru 7th Grade) ●Jordan Summer SEL Program 2025 (July) - 71 Students (K thru 7th Grade) ●JES and JMS After School Program Fall/Winter 25-26 - Between 30 to 40 students ●JES and JMS After School Program Spring 2026 - Between 25 to 30 students ●Credit Recovery 2025 - 32 students June session and 20 students July session. 4 What is Targeted Services? ●Targeted Services provides before school, after school, and summer programs for students in grades K-7 who may be struggling in the regular school program and need additional time to develop their academic and social emotional skills and abilities. ●Targeted Services are designed for meeting the needs of the whole child. ●Summer Programming ○Jordan’s Targeted Services will include academic (reading, writing, math, and credit recovery) and social/emotional learning services for the summer of 2026. 5 How is Targeted Services Funded? ●For funding purposes, students’ attendance and membership are reported in hours. Funding is a proration of the general education revenue, generated by student instruction time (membership). ●The district is reimbursed from the state of MN per student for the amount of membership hours (# of hours a class is offered, beginning with the student’s first attendance day) and attendance hours (# of hours student is in attendance). 6 ## Summer Targeted Services 2026 Overview: Targeted Services provides academic and social and emotional (SEL) support for qualifying students during the summer months. ●This program brings classroom standards alive through authentic, inquiry-based learning to open the classroom walls in innovative ways. ●Social and emotional support is offered through authentic field trips and learning experiences where students take their skills and apply them in real life situations. ●Learning does not only happen…