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SOAR High SchoolDue to the challenges to learning in the pandemic, Jefferson County Schools is strengthening student academic reasoning by providing the Third Semester-SOAR program. The Third Semester-SOAR program will extend the opportunity for student learning and mastery of concepts. It is also an opportunity for students to recover credits failed. The program is offered at no cost to the student.Please complete an application for each individual student.*June 7- July 1, 2021 (16 total days) Monday-Thursday 7:30 am - 1:30pm*Breakfast and Lunch will be served for students and transportation will be provided.*Hueytown High School is a host site for SOAR.If you have any questions please contact :Elementary Curriculum and Instruction 205-379-2145Secondary Curriculum and Instruction 205-379-2213Para Ayuda en Español 205-379-2360Summer Opportunities to Complete Grade Level or Course LearningCredit recoveryRemediationBuilding critical thinking skillsStrengthening reading and math skillsIncreasing academic vocabularyAccelerationIf you/your student has failed a class, you need to strongly consider enrollment in the SOAR program this summer.Students should register using the SOAR link. Students may continue to register through the end of the school year even though the deadline has passed.SOAR Registration LinkStudents should meet with their school counselor to develop a prioritized list of courses the student needs to recover/advance.Students will give the prioritized list to the SOAR teacher when arriving at their designated SOAR site.The teacher will give the student a self-enroll code for one course at a time.Students may not request a second code until completing the first course.Students may attempt an unlimited number of courses.Please disregard the deadline listed on the form. They encourage families to register by April 30th to ensure proper staffing, but we have been told that students can apply up until the day it begins and that no one will be turned away. -
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“E-Learning Days”
What Are E-Learning Days?
- Lessons on the computer are linked to grade level standards to deepen student learning
- E-Learning gives students opportunities to learn through assignments or projects
E-Learning Schedule
- May 5, 2021
- May 12, 2021
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Notice of April Board and Committee Meetings
The Jefferson County Board of Education will meet several times in April.
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JEFCOED 7-Day Meal Program
Students in the Jefferson County School District now have access to healthy meal options seven days a week.
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Masks Update - April 5, 2021
Masks will continue to be required until at least the end of the 2020-2021 school year.
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JEFCOED Launches Expanded Mental Health Services
The Jefferson County School District is taking an aggressive proactive approach when it comes to helping students deal with mental health issues.
