- Pulaski
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Activities
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Millions of kids across rhe country do not have the glasses they need to see the board, read a book, or participate in class.
We provide vision screenings, eye exams and glasses to children in low-income communities, at no cost to the children or their families.
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Thinkabit
The invention-based program aims to show students from all cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds that they can be part of inventing the wireless world of the future. Through hands-on and engaging activities, we expose students to STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields and careers.
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Junior Achievement
Junior Achievement of Southeastern Michigan (JASEM) has been serving youth, ages 5-25 in this region since 1949. Programs are delivered by corporate volunteers, community-based organizations, and educators. Lessons align with State of Michigan educational standards and are designed to provide relevant experiences and knowledge needed for vocational and personal success. Junior Achievement firmly believes in the power and influence caring adults can provide to the youth we serve.
Junior Achievement of Southeastern Michigan is stepping up to help Michigan schools meet the new Financial Literacy high school graduation requirement using our proven resources. The law has taken effect for the 2023-2024 school year with current 8th graders requiring Personal Financial Education prior to high school completion. Learn how JASEM can help your school system and students meet this new requirement.
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Track
Track will be added in the spring and will be available to scholars in k-8.
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Huddle With Principal Smith-Bell
Monthly meeting held by Princilpal Smith-Bell to discuss updates, and answer parent questions.
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After School Tutoring
Scholars are given the opportunity to participate in the after school program which allows them to work on lessons and skills to help them improve their academic skills.
The sessions meet Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm.
We have:
Reading Orton Gillingham support using data from Orton Gillingham assessments, K-1 Tier 2 scholars will receive remedial instructioonal support.
Reading support using IReady Reading Individualized Instruction data for 2-8 Tier 2 scholars in their deficit domains.
Reading support using IReady Math Individualized Instruction data for 2-8 Tier 2 scholar in their deficit domains.
Reflex Math game based instructional that supports strengthening of mathematical foundational skills.
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Basketball
Organized basketball for boys and girls.
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Cheerleading
Scholars join to cheer and support our athletic teams.
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Student of the Month
One student from each homeroom is recognized for having a specific character trait each month.
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Spelling Bee
Students participate annually in classroom bees, and a school spelling bee. The winner of the school competes in the district spelling bee.
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Math Bee
Students participate annually in classroom bees, and a school math bee. The winner of the school competes in the district math bee.
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School Garden
Students will cultive and maintain a garden.
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Dentist R Us
medical bag
We know that parents often find taking their children to the dentist to be a challenge due a variety of issues including transportation and having to take time off from work. That’s why so many parents tell us how much they appreciate the ease and convenience of the in-school dentist, knowing that their children’s teeth are being kept healthy.
Each of our affiliated dentists are local and state licensed. They are assisted by licensed dental hygienists and/or professional dental assistants, and all are caring professionals devoted to providing children with the highest level of care.
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Curriculum Family Nights
Parents are shown and given math and reading materials, lessons, experiments, and activities to do with their scholars at home.