Launch
Webster Groves School District will once again offer virtual summer programming through Launch. Families with elementary and middle school aged children will have a variety of enrichment and summer academies to choose from. There will be two summer program sessions: June 5-30 and July 5-31.
Elementary students can sign up for Enrichment Classes centered on a central theme (June - Earth Explorers and July - The Amazing Race). Enrichment classes consist of:
- 6 hours daily teacher-supported programming
- One-on-one and small group support
- ELA, Math, Science & Social Studies standards
- Related arts and physical activity content
- Virtual field trips and digital badging
- Adaptive software access
Elementary students can also sign up for adaptive Summer Academies. Summer Academies consist of:
- Launch Into Reading
- Launch Into Math
- Launch Into Coding
- Access to adaptive software
- One-on-one and small group support
Middle school students can sign up for enrichment classes centered on a central idea
- Escape-students develop a digital breakout and escape room
- Outdoor U-students learn about ways to thrive and survive outside
- Game on!-students learn to write code to develop and design video games
Enrichment classes consist of:
- Engaging topics designed to keep students learning all summer long
- ELA, Math, Science & Social Studies standards embedded
- Related arts and physical activity content
- Adaptive software access
Middle school students can also sign up for Summer Academies. Summer Academies consist of:
- Launch Into Reading
- Launch Into Math
- Launch Into Coding
- Access to adaptive software
- One-on-one and small group support
Middle school students also have access to Remediation, Strategic, and Extended Learning classes.
- Remediation classes are focused on science and social studies and are designed to help students who need focused support in grade-level skills.
- Strategic Reading and Strategic Math classes are focused on providing a little bit of support and help to prepare for the upcoming year.
- Extended learning classes in Math and Reading are recommended for students identified as two or more grade levels behind, and provides one-on-one and small group
Questions? Email Kris Denbow