With summer quickly approaching, we offer you this "Double Scoop", a previous episode that still contains some key, relevant information!

The primary focus of this episode revolves around the multitude of summer learning opportunities available to students in Cobb, aimed at fostering their academic growth and development during the summer months. We explain the various programs designed to cater to the diverse needs of students, including those requiring intensive intervention and those seeking to reinforce their understanding of previously taught material. Lori Horn, Cobb's Director of Assessment and Personalized Learning, provides insights into the structure and benefits of these summer initiatives, emphasizing their critical role in preparing students for the forthcoming academic year. Furthermore, we explore the ways through which students can access these programs, highlighting the importance of parental engagement and communication with educators. This episode serves as a vital resource for parents seeking to understand how to best support their children's educational journeys during the summer.

Guest: Lori Horn, Director of Assessment and Personalized Learning

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• Summer Programs

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Takeaways:

• This podcast episode focuses on various educational opportunities available during the summer for students.
• Cobb County offers summer programs designed to support students needing academic intervention and enrichment.
• Parents are encouraged to communicate with teachers regarding their child's eligibility for summer learning programs.
• High school students can participate in credit recovery programs to ensure they graduate on time.
• Elementary and middle school programs are typically by invitation, targeting students needing extra support.
• SummerLink resources provide additional learning materials for students to mitigate the 'summer slide' phenomenon.