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The
21st Century Learning Centers Program enables schools to stay open
longer, providing a safe place for homework centers, intensive mentoring
in basic skills, drug and violence prevention counseling, and helping
middle school students prepare for college preparatory courses in
high school. The centers also offer enrichment in core academic
subjects and opportunities to participate in recreational activities,
music, the arts, technology education programs, and services for
youths with disabilities. Communication and Tech Programs Short term enrichment classes for students five to ninety, taught by teachers and community members with special skills. Computer labs in each school allow access to computers and the internet, and offer training for students and their families. Homework Help and Tutoring Homework Help and Tutoring, each evening students have the opportunity to have an instructor guide them in completing their homework assignments. Tutoring is available to students who have weaknesses in specific subject areas. Professional Development for Teachers Shawnee State University's role in the 21st Century Community Learning Centers is to provide leadership and professional development to the 36 participating schools. Leadership is provided by having a program director and a county coordinator in each of the three participating counties. Professional Development has been provided in numerous areas of new approaches in education. Enrichment Opportunities Some of the enrichment opportunities include:
Drug and Violence Prevention Counseling and Special Education Activities and sessions led by local law enforcement, the health department, and drug counselors will educate and encourage students and parents to be drug free. For more information please visit: 21st Century Community Learning Centers.
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