SPECIAL EVENTS
PROGRAM COORDINATORS
Collaborative Plan for
Christine Facchetti
Student Success
Program Kickoff
cfacchetti@wareham.k12.ma.us
An introductory dinner with the Collaborative
Success Plan Board and Program Coordinators
will be held for parents and students at the Dudley
L. Brown VFW from 6:30 to 8:00 on June 24,
2008.
508-291-3510 ext. 209
Sandra Hammond
At the conclusion of the program, there will be a
cookout for students to celebrate their
accomplishments and to reflect on the program’s
strengths and weaknesses.
2008
shammond@ wareham.k12.ma.us
508-291-3510
Final Celebration and Cookout
Summer Program
ext. 708
Lauren Anthony
Counselor
lanthony@wareham.k12.ma.us
Deborah Freitas
Field Trip
After a planning discussion with students, a final
celebration for students who successfully
completed the program will be held.
Consultant
dfreitas@wareham.k12.ma.us
Director of Curriculum
Janice Rotella
Many thanks to
MINERVA’S PIZZA
for the donation of tonight’s pizza
and
for their generosity and help in providing
lunches
during the summer program
jrotella@ wareham.k12.ma.us
Sponsored by
Wareham High School
in partnership with the
Wareham Community
Freshman Orientation Website
http://www.warehamps.org/district/schools/whs/WHS
NewStudentOrientation.html
CSP Website
http://www.warehamps.org/district/schools/whs/departm
ents/socialstudies/CollaborativeSuccessProgram.html
Funded by the Massachusetts
Department of Elementary and
Secondary Education
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
MISSION
With the help of our community partners, the
collaborative Success Plan Summer Program will
address the many needs of Wareham High School’s
at-risk students. These partners are The Wareham
Athletic
Association,
The
Onset
Bay
Association, The Onset Foursquare Church, The
Students may be attending either the morning or
Association, Junior Achievement, and Wareham
Pediatrics.
A goal of this program is to help our
students meet with success. For five weeks during
the months of July and August, students may be
offered and involved in a variety of the services
below:
summer school classes
one-on-one student mentoring
career exploration
One-on-one Mentoring
Wednesdays in order to meet each student’s
For one hour a week students will meet with their
mentors. The sessions will occur at a time and
place convenient for the mentor and the students.
individual needs. Lunch will be served on those days
at no cost to students.
home visits from social worker*
wellness awareness groups
celebratory activities
*Arranged only when necessary and with parent or
guardian’s permission or request
Career Exploration
One-on-one Student Mentoring
While this facet of the program will be facilitated
mainly through a software program, BRIDGES,
we are hoping for partnerships with local business
leaders who will use their expertise to mentor
students about their future plans.
Career Exploration
Academic Tutoring and Remediation
Morning Sessions 9:30 – 11:30
Summer School Classes
Academic Tutoring and Remediation
Counseling/Home Visits from Social Worker
Grade 8 Academic Workshops
LUNCH
academic tutoring and remediation
counseling with social worker
COMPONENTS
afternoon sessions, or both, on Mondays and
Onset Cape Verdean Festival Association, The
Wareham Community Associates, Wareham Clergy
SUMMER PROGRAM
Afternoon Sessions 12:00 – 1:15
One-on-one Student Mentoring
Career Exploration
Academic Tutoring and Remediation
Counseling/Home Visits from Social Worker
Wellness, Healthy Lifestyles Awareness Groups
Celebratory and Culminating Activities
Goals Workshop
Personal Finance Workshop
Certified teachers will be hired to work with
specific student needs.
Counseling/Home Visits
Our social worker will provide individual and
group discussions.
Wellness, Healthy Lifestyles Awareness
There will be open forums with students to
discuss healthy lifestyles. The sessions will
address the at-risk behavior, which may
contribute to problems that inhibit success in an
academic setting.
Eighth Grade Program
This will be a program specifically designed for
incoming WHS freshmen. The morning
workshops will consist of math and English
project-based learning for those students who are
at-risk. In the afternoon grade eight students will
prepare for the challenges of high school and will
attend afternoon workshops and celebrations.