Jax Heights Programs

Programs

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"Committed to the development and management of safe, affordable, structured, and well-supervised care before and after school for students of working parents."

What We Do

Our Extended Day Enrichment Program provides working parents an environmentally safe and convenient location to leave their children before- and after-school.

For a nominal fee, Extended Day provides academic enhancement, tutoring and remediation activities that reflect the standards-based reading and mathematics efforts of our school. The program also provides a variety of other before- and after-school enrichment activities for students that may include computers, recreational activities, cooking, music, arts and crafts, as well as special events.

The fees have are $52 monthly for Morning care (7am to 8 am). $100 monthly for Afternoon care (3pm to 6 pm) and $152 for both am and pm care. For "Early Bird" care (6:30 to 7 a.m.) the fee is $16. If you have any further questions regarding Extended Day services, please call 573-1123, ext 309.

Our comprehensive school counseling program is designed to meet the needs of every student and include the following services:

Classroom guidance lessons help students understand themselves and others. Through classroom guidance, school counselors help students develop peer relationships; effective social, decision-making, and study skills; effective communications, conflict resolution, and coping strategies; and more.

Responsive services assist students with particular needs such as adjusting to a new school, coping with grief following a crisis, and dealing with substance abuse or other risky behaviors. These services are provided through individual and small group counseling, peer facilitation and consultation, and referrals to professionals trained in mental health, welfare, and other specialties.

System support enhances school climate and relationships among members of the school community. School counselors coordinate parent outreach services, community support services, and consultations with other faculty and staff.

Community Ed provides quality services and programs after-school that involve various groups and agencies throughout our community. These include classes, homeowner's groups, Scout troops, support groups, health, anti crime-related workshops and more.

Classes may include Square Dancing, Sign Language, and/ Painting. Registration is open to the public.

View our Winter 2008 schedule here!

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Extended Day "Committed to the development and management of safe, affordable, structured, and well-supervised care before and after school for students of working parents." What We Do Our Extended Day Enrichment Program provides working parents an environmentally safe and convenient location to leave their children before- and after-school. For a nominal fee, Extended Day provides academic enhancement, tutoring and remediation activities that reflect the standards-based reading and mathematics efforts of our school. The program also provides a variety of other before- and after-school enrichment activities for students that may include computers, recreational activities, cooking, music, arts and crafts, as well as special events. The fees have are $52 monthly for Morning care (7am to 8 am). $100 monthly for Afternoon care (3pm to 6 pm) and $152 for both am and pm care. For "Early Bird" care (6:30 to 7 a.m.) the fee is $16. If you have any further questions regarding Extended Day services, please call 573-1123, ext 309. Back
Guidance Our comprehensive school counseling program is designed to meet the needs of every student and include the following services: Classroom guidance lessons help students understand themselves and others. Through classroom guidance, school counselors help students develop peer relationships; effective social, decision-making, and study skills; effective communications, conflict resolution, and coping strategies; and more. Responsive services assist students with particular needs such as adjusting to a new school, coping with grief following a crisis, and dealing with substance abuse or other risky behaviors. These services are provided through individual and small group counseling, peer facilitation and consultation, and referrals to professionals trained in mental health, welfare, and other specialties. System support enhances school climate and relationships among members of the school community. School counselors coordinate parent outreach services, community support services, and consultations with other faculty and staff. Back
Media We are currently in the midst of revamping our Media Center. Through the efforts of our new Media Specialist, Melissa Schick, we are bringing our library up to date. New books, improved access to computers, standards based lessons and coordination of library activities with classroom programs and lessons will insure that our Media Center provides an enriching environment for your children. Back
Community Ed Community Ed provides quality services and programs after-school that involve various groups and agencies throughout our community. These include classes, homeowner's groups, Scout troops, support groups, health, anti crime-related workshops and more. Classes may include Square Dancing, Sign Language, and/ Painting. Registration is open to the public. View our Winter 2008 schedule here! Back
Safety Nets In order to ensure greater success for all students, Safety Nets provide opportunities for students who need an "extra push" in order to show growth. Such opportunities may include: Pulling groups of students with similar needs for extra instruction Repeating instruction using a different method. Allowing a student to redo an assignment after more instruction is given After school tutoring Have a parent volunteer read with the student or rework a solution Use alternative instructional materials Buddy Learning, assigning a buddy to assist a student with note taking or assignment completion Computer centers, FCAT Explorer Back
Inclusion Jacksonville Heights Elementary is strongly committed toward a more inclusive approach to educating students. Many students with disabilities will be leaving self contained settings and returning to their neighborhood schools with their friends. We, at Jacksonville Heights will be providing specialized services such as consultation with General Education teachers and parents, in-class, and other supports to meet the needs of all students. ESE teachers will be serving the needs of Exceptional Education students in the General Education classroom. General and Exceptional Education students will be learning side-by-side. In many cases, the classroom will be staffed with two teachers, working collaboratively to meet the needs of ALL students in the classroom! Experience is showing that in these settings, all students are showing improved performance. Come take a peek! We dare you to tell regular from exceptional students in our inclusion classrooms! Contact Mr. Mac or Mrs. Crosby for more details. If you would like to learn more about the inclusion process, Duval County has a presentation for you to read. Click here to see this presentation: Inclusion Presentation You can also visit the County's Exceptional Education web site to learn more. Back