State & National
Data
T ROLLE R A FT ER - S CHOOL
P ROGRAM
TA P Y
How students spend time outside of the class-
OUR
P OT EN TI AL !
room—before and after school—has a tremen-
TA P Y O U R G R E E N
P OT E NT I A L !
dous impact on what they achieve in school.
The current estimate of the number of children
T ROLLER A FTER - SCHOOL
P ROGRAM
who care for themselves after school is 14.3
million1 nationwide.
21st Century Community Learning Centers
2011-2012
throughout the nation are improving student
achievement.1
Enrichment
Activities
•
43% of regular attendees improved their
reading grades.1
•
49% of regular attendees improved their
Hands on
math grades.1
learning
Wisconsin teacher-reported improvements are:
behaving well in class 53%; class participation
Homework help
School District of Bayfield
& tutoring
66%; being attentive in class 57%; homework
completion 66%.
1
2
Learning Point Associates, 2007
WI Dept. of Public Instruction, 2010
Linda Weber, Grants & Activities Coordinator
300 North 4th Street
Bayfield, WI 54814
Phone: 715-779-3201 Ext. 144
Fax: 715-779-5268
E-mail: lweber@bayfield.k12.wi.us
School District of Bayfield
Tel: 1-715-779-3201
Fax: 1-715-779-5268
Program Information
TAP YOUR POTENTIAL!
TAP YOUR POTENTIAL!
TAP is entering its third year of after-school pro-
The Troller After-school Program provides students with
gramming to district K-12 students.
a nutritious after school snack, recreation and home-
In addition to original TAP program-
work completion time, reading and math activities, and
ming, we are also providing classes
enrichment activities. .
that focus on the environment, agriculture and sustainability.
The grant program that supports after-school
owners, artists, athletes and outdoor enthusiasts.
Partners include the Red Cliff Tribe, Bayfield Area
by providing extended day and summer learning
Session 2:
November 7—December 15
opportunities for students in high need schools.
Session 3:
February 13—March 15
Session 4:
April 10 (Tues) —May 10
for indoor exercise. This element of
Recreation Center, Pikes Creek Bed & Breakfast,
The Bike Route, 4-H, Living Adventure, the Bay-
In addition, grant recipients are challenged to
nity to walk the five floors of the school
groups, cultural organizations and businesses.
2011-2012 school year:
September 19—October 20
school will be available for the commu-
possible without dedicated partnerships with local
TAP will draw on the local expertise of business
Session 1:
with the school and its staff. Once again the
A successful after school program would not be
Once again, there will be four sessions throughout the
learning is intended to close the achievement gap
create a stronger parent and community bond
TAP Partners
field Carnegie Library,
the local DPI Talent
Search Program and
parents and Bayfield
Kindergarten—
Kindergarten—5th Grade
staff. Through these
The elementary program will be held on
partnerships TAP will
Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from
offer: Tutoring & aca-
3:20 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
demic help; math & reading enrichment; Ojibwe
TAP is available 3:30—4: 30 p.m. on
Dance & Drum; Student Summer Apprenticeship
TAP days.
Program; Junior Master Gardener Program;
6th—
6th—12th Grade - The MS & HS Homework Zone and
Reader’s Theatre; and the Outdoor Adventure
enrichment classes will be held on the same days as K-
Group.
5 TAP with the addition of the TAP Homework Zone
offered at the Red Cliff Youth Center from 3:30 pm to
School District of Bayfield
6:00 pm on Wednesdays.
Registration and permission forms can be found
K-5 Academic Family Nights
Specific program offerings and registration for all stu-
on the Bayfield School website at
dents will be forthcoming. All classes are taught by
www.bayfield.k12.wi.us/schools/Troller After-
certified teachers. Bus transportation will be provided
school Program. Please have your student turn
at designated drop spots on the Red Cliff route.
registration forms into their homeroom teacher.