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Skillz
Summer School

Our mission is to create a loving environment where students can thrive and develop the confidence to succeed in life.

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Program Overview

Day One, Stars, College Access Plan and STEMulate Learning in collaboration with the Pasadena Unified School District are once again coming together to host Summer SKILLZ. Summer SKILLZ is an intensive summer learning experience designed for youth who are failing or having difficulty with math, benefit from social emotional skill building, or just need a confidence boost and extra support to get on track for success. The program is composed of two interactive sessions – a life skills session and a math reinforcement session. The life skills sessions are designed to help students gain the life skills necessary to overcome life challenges and succeed academically and emotionally. The math session is designed to help students rebuild their confidence and relationship with math through interactive learning experiences. 

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SKILLZ Information

The program begins Monday, June 3rd, and concludes Thursday, June 27th.

 

Classes take place Monday through Thursday between 7:30 am – 1:30 pm.

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Student we are looking for:

  • Students who are failing or having difficulties with math

  • Students who could benefit from Social Emotional Learning

  • Students who are having difficulty connecting with other students

  • Students who could use a confidence boost

  • Students who are at risk of not participating in 8th grade activities and would like another opportunity

Classes Offered

Morning Session: Life Skills (5 Elective Credits)

Afternoon Session: Math Reinforcement (5 Recovery Credits) 

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Participating students earn a total of 10 Credits

Important Deadlines

Applications are due Wednesday, May 15, 2024

Community Partners

Day One, Stars, College Access Plan, & Pasadena Unified School District 

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Questions?

For more information, contact: 

Jennifer Jimenez, Prevention Programs Director

*Se habla español 

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