Program Description

The High School School Credit Recovery Program provides students with the opportunity to recover credits they did not earn during the school year. They are able to make up courses they did not pass by taking the course in the online platform Edgenuity while attending in-person sessions and receiving feedback, support, motivation and accommodations from teachers. Courses in Edgenuity are customized to conform to the scope and sequence and standards in the high school’s units while accommodating for 6 weeks/66 hours of seat time. Two time blocks allow students to make-up up to two courses.

Students will also be able to make up Physical Education classes in-person. Lunch and breakfast will be provided, along with scheduled activity breaks. The goal of this program is to prevent students from falling behind in their coursework and maintain their timeline for graduation on time and with their class.

Site Supervisors

If you have any questions, please contact the High School Credit Recovery Program Site Supervisors Gina Restiano (restianog@chelseaschools.com) and Pamela Kessaris (kessarisp@chelseaschools.com).

Program Description

The High School School Extended School Year program is designed to meet the needs of the students on Individualized Education Plans.  The goal of the program is to prevent regression of skills learned during the school year. Our focus will be building basic skills, self advocacy and social skills, and hands-on learning.  Students have the opportunity to continue learning in a structured environment and have fun while doing it!

Site Supervisor

If you have any questions, please contact the High School Extended School Year (ESY) Summer Program Site Supervisor Thomas Haener at haenert@chelseaschools.com. 

Program Description

The High School EL Summer Program enrichment classes designed for students who want to continue developing their language skills and content learning during the summer months. Classes will focus on thematic content-based language development and community engagement activities.  

EL Credit Recovery Classes will also be available for students who need them.

Site Supervisor

If you have any questions, please contact the High School EL Summer Program Site Supervisors Hilary Bowler at meiningerh@chelseaschools.com. 

Program Description

The Transitions Summer Program is an opportunity for eighth grade students to have an engaging academic space as they begin to navigate the new environment and expectations of high school.  This program looks to prepare students with the tools to make the positive decisions that are essential for high school readiness and success.

A creative program that supports some of our struggling 8th graders, offering them high school elective credits upon completion and community service opportunities with the eye on providing them with a head start on their high school career.

Site Supervisor

If you have any questions, please contact the Transitions Program (8th - 9th Grade) Site Supervisor Alec Lapan at lapana@chelseaschools.com. 

Program Description

The Middle School Engaging Extension Program is designed to meet the needs of the students who need additional instruction and support to meet their academic goals. The program will be focused on filling in any academic gaps that are keeping students from scoring proficient on MCAS and/or succeeding during their regular school year. This program will drive instruction from student performance during the school year, social emotional learning curriculum and thematic content-based lessons.

Our focus will be continuing to build their Literacy and Mathematics knowledge in a smaller class setting with an engaging extension to our regular school year  curriculum!

Site Supervisor

If you have any questions, please contact the Middle School Engaging Extension Program Site Supervisor Kelly Murray at murrayk@chelseaschools.com. 

Program Description

The Middle School EL Summer Program features enrichment classes designed for students who want to continue developing their language skills and content learning during the summer months. Classes will focus on thematic content-based language development and community engagement activities. 

Site Supervisor

If you have any questions, please contact the Middle School EL Summer Program Site Supervisor Hilary Bowler at meiningerh@chelseaschools.com. 

Program Description

The Middle School Extended School Year program is designed to meet the needs of the students on Individualized Education Plans.  The goal of the program is to prevent regression of skills learned during the school year. Our focus will be building basic skills, self advocacy and social skills, and hands on learning.  Students have the opportunity to continue learning in a structured environment and have fun while doing it!

Site Supervisor

If you have any questions, please contact the Middle School Extended School Year (ESY) Site Supervisor Thomas Haener at haenert@chelseaschools.com. 

Program Description

The goal of the Elementary Summer School Program is to make learning fun! We will be offering a full day and half day program to elementary students at the Mary C. Burke Elementary Complex. This summer students will engage in reading, writing, and math activities. We will be exploring STEM topics, learning about a problem and working to build a device to solve the problem. Students will also be working with Stay in Shape, a health program focused on fun movement and healthy living. We are excited to offer this program and are looking forward to a summer of fun and learning.

Site Supervisors

If you have any questions, please contact the Elementary Summer School Program Site Supervisors Samantha Giangrasso (giangrassos@chelseaschools.com) and Dan Camino (caminod@chelseaschools.com).

Program Description

The Elementary Extended School Year (ESY) Summer Program is designed to meet the needs of the students on Individualized Education Programs.  The goal of the program is to prevent significant regression of skills learned during the school year. Our focus will be building basic skills, self advocacy and social skills, and hands-on learning.  Students have the opportunity to continue learning in a structured environment and have fun while doing it!

Site Supervisor

If you have any questions, please contact the Elementary Extended School Year (ESY) Summer Program Site Supervisor Stephanie Haffa at haffas@chelseaschools.com. 

Program Description

The Early Learning Center Extended School Year Program is for students that require special education services and support to prevent significant regression of skills. The program runs for four weeks in July for four days a week. During the program, our students continue to work on skills they have been developing for the school year in their classrooms and with their service providers. This includes fine and gross motor skills, building language and social skills and maintaining routines.

Site Supervisor

If you have any questions, please contact the Early Learning Center Extended School Year (ESY) Summer Program Site Supervisor Alyson Hansen at sullivana@chelseaschools.com. 

Program Descriptions

PK Extended Day Program

A summer program is offered to Pre-Kindergarten students CURRENTLY ENROLLED in the PK Extended Day Program.  The program typically runs 6 weeks, Monday-Friday from 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM.  The cost of the program is $75/week.

K/1 Reading/English Language Learners (ELL) Intervention Program:

A Reading/ELL intervention program is offered to students in Kindergarten and Grade 1 who would benefit from extra support during the summer. Student selection is based on academic process and teacher recommendation. The program typically runs 4 weeks, Monday-Thursday, from 8:15 AM -12:15 PM.

Kindergarten Caminos Program:

Students CURRENTLY ENROLLED in the Kindergarten Caminos Program are offered a summer program to reinforce language skills and get ready for Grade 1 Caminos. The program typically runs 4 weeks, Monday-Thursday, from 8:15 AM -12:15 PM.

Site Supervisor

If you have any questions, please contact the Early Learning Center  Assistant Principal Kim Overbaugh at overbaughk@chelseaschools.com.