ESE News & Views | A program of Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation

A monthly electronic newsletter from Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation

September 2007

This year our 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders have done just that, they have taken the challenge to become Junior Facilitators in the ESE Before and After School Program at Forest Dale Elementary. Before they can take that step they have to complete an eight week training called Club Challenge.

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The Extended School Enrichment program is founded on the belief that each and every student is capable of being successful. We are committed to setting high expectations and assuring the development of a strong foundation in basic life skills.

Please click on a school below to view its information:

Carmel Elementary

Cherry Tree Elementary

College Wood Elementary

Forest Dale Elementary

Mohawk Trails Elementary

Orchard Park Elementary

Prairie Trace Elementary

Smoky Row Elementary

Towne Meadow Elementary

West Clay Elementary

Woodbrook Elementary

Education: B.A. in English from Illinois State University (2001); B.S. in Recreation & Park Administration from Illinois State University (2007)

Experience: English Composition teacher at Richland Community College located in Decatur, IL during 2002; Teaching Assistant at the Adult Education Center located in Decatur, IL, from 2003-2004...

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At each of the eleven elementary schools; the Parent Advisory Councils (PAC) will start their respective meetings this month. The PAC will be comprised of primarily ESE parents/guardians and will serve as an organized communication network for each of the eleven Extended School Enrichment (ESE) programs.

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From Kindergarten through 5th grade, students are stepping up to make decisions for the Extended School Enrichment (ESE) program. Each school has formed a decision team that consists of two students (one male and one female) per grade; the team is called the Student Advisory Council.

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