Reading Recovery is offered at Parker & Higgins. This is an early intervention program that helps selected first grade children to develop effective strategies for reading and writing. Specially trained teachers provide intensive, daily one-on-one instruction.
Oral Language is offered at Parker & Higgins. This service is provided to PreK-1st grade students for intensive instructions in receptive (listening) and expressive (speaking) language skills. Brain Gym activities are incorporated into the instructions.
Literacy Groups are offered at Parker, Higgins & Everett. These are small groups of students led by trained Reading Recovery teachers for the purpose of reading and writing acceleration. Strategies for successful, independent reading and writing are the focus for the groups.
Fast Forword is offered at Parker & Higgins. This is an individualized computer assisted learning program designed to improve sound processing speed and working memory which are vital to reading success.
Paraprofessionals are located on each campus. They offer a wide range of support for students and teachers. Based on individual campus needs, paraprofessionals may work with students in learning centers and/or computer labs or monitor small groups while the classroom teacher works with students who need specialized help.
Bailey Learning Lab is designed to provided a variety of services staffed with one certified teacher and one assistant.
Math and/or Reading Intervention Program is offered at Higgins, Everett, Parker, Bailey & Stone. This is a small group instruction for selected students for intervention in reading and/or math.
Stone Math Lab is a partnership between the Success Center and Stone Middle School. The lab offers a daily remedial TAKS prep math program in addition to the student's regular math class rotating between developing individual math skills, a computer based TAKS prep, and practicing TAKS skills.
Success Center is offered at all campuses except high school. This a reading/math program that is available to students waho qualify for assistance with basic reading/math skills as determined by teacher recommendations, standardized testing results and classroom performance.
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