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PRE-KINDERGARTEN SUMMER SCHOOL

The Bridgewater-Hebron Village School is excited to offer a Pre-Kindergarten Summer School program, led by Dr. Valerie Kehoe. Funded by a $2,100 literacy mini-grant from the NH DOE Office of Early Childhood Education, we invite children who scored below the 49th percentile on literacy screenings. Our program focuses on providing a literacy-rich environment combined with direct instruction and active parental engagement. Research shows that regular attendance significantly impacts literacy and math readiness for kindergarten. For more information, please contact Dr. Kehoe at vkehoe@sau4.org or call 603-744-6969.

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PRE-KINDERGARTEN SUMMER SCHOOL

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  1. PRE-KINDERGARTEN SUMMER SCHOOL Bridgewater-Hebron Village School Valerie Kehoe, Ed.D. vkehoe@sau4.org 603-744-6969

  2. Intervene Early • Pre-Kindergarten literacy screening • Invite students who scored below the 49th percentile to a Pre-Kindergarten Summer School funded in part with a $2,100.00 literacy mini-grant from the NH DOE, Office of Early Childhood Education Literacy Program • Provide a literacy-rich summer school experience combined with direct instruction • Engagement with parents

  3. Impact of a Pre-K Summer School Student Attendance: Being Present Matters

  4. Pretest-Posttest Results of Pre-Kindergarten Summer School Students A score of 30 on the literacy screening and 60 on the math screening would place a student between the 49th -51st percentile upon entering kindergarten (Fielding, Kerr & Rosier, 2007).

  5. Fall DIBELS Next Data

  6. Questions…… • Questions or Comments • Thank You!

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