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Athletics
Please visit the Alief ISD Athletics site for a complete list of all 2023 summer athletic camps.
Please contact your child's coach for additional information.
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Children Interacting After School (CIA)
The Children Interacting After School (CIA) Department offers a six-week summer program for students currently enrolled in a 21st Century Community Learning Centers program at their campus.
Please contact the CIA central office for questions or additional information – (281) 988-3111.
PROGRAM TITLE
DATES OF PROGRAM
TARGET AUDIENCE
REGISTRATION
CIA 21st Century Community Learning Centers Summer Program
June 5 – July 13
Classes held Monday – Thursday
No classes on June 19 or July 4
Open to AISD students enrolled in 21st Century Community Learning Center programs at their home campus.
Registration is conducting at the child’s home campus with their CIA Site Coordinator.
DESCRIPTION & ADDITIONAL INFO
Student Times
Elementary – 7:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.
Intermediate – 8:15 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Middle School – 8:30 a.m. – 3:45 p.m.
Campuses & Locations
Chambers
Chancellor
Holub
Horn
Klentzman @ Owens
Olle @ Holub
Owens
Best @ Landis
Budewig
Collins
Hearne @ Heflin
Landis
O’Donnell @ Albright
Smith
Youens
Alief Middle @ Albright
Killough @ Holub
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Elementary & Intermediate Summer School
PROGRAM TITLE
DATES OF PROGRAM
TARGET AUDIENCE
REGISTRATION
Elementary & Intermediate Summer School
June 5 – June 8
June 12 – June 15
June 20 – June 23
June 26 – June 29
No classes on June 19
Elementary & Intermediate students.
Eligible students are invited to participate in summer school. Eligibility is based on academic needs identified by campus staff.
Please contact your campus if you have questions or need additional information about your child's summer school eligibility.
Registration takes place at each home campus during the month of April.
DESCRIPTION & ADDITIONAL INFO
Due to scheduled construction and maintenance projects this summer, several campuses have moved their 2023 summer programming to other campuses. Please reference the chart below to see where your campus will hold summer school this year.
Campus
Summer School Location
Alexander
Liestman
Best
Landis
Boone
Chambers
Bush (ADSY)
None (ADSY)
Chambers
Chambers
Chancellor
Chancellor
Collins
Collins
Cummings
Horn
Hearne
Heflin
Heflin
Heflin
Hicks
Mahanay
Holmquist
Holmquist
Horn
Horn
Kennedy
Smith
Landis
Landis
Liestman
Liestman
Mahanay
Mahanay
Martin
Youens
Outley
Chancellor
Petrosky
Holmquist
Rees
Holmquist
Smith
Smith
Sneed
Sneed
Youens
Youens
Budewig
Budewig
Klentzman
Owens
Mata
Mata
Miller
Miller
Owens
Owens
Youngblood
Mata
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Fine Arts
Alief ISD will offer the following summer camps in 2023. All camps are invitation only for students currently enrolled in the district. Invitations are sent out by coaches, band directors, and other program/team leaders. Additional information will be posted here as logistical information becomes available and finalized. Please contact the district Fine Arts Department for questions or additional information - (281) 498-8110 ext. 29135.
PROGRAM TITLE
DATES OF PROGRAM
TARGET AUDIENCE
REGISTRATION
Enrichment Cheer Camp
May 31 – June 3
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Alief students that are members of their respective cheer programs.
Invitations to participate are sent out by coaches and program leaders.
DESCRIPTION & ADDITIONAL INFO
Location: Hastings Ninth Grade Center
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Pre-K and Kindergarten - Emergent Bilingual Summer School
PROGRAM TITLE
DATES OF PROGRAM
TARGET AUDIENCE
REGISTRATION
Pre-K & Kindergarten Emergent Bilingual Summer School
June 5 – June 8
June 12 – June 15
June 20 – June 23
June 26 – June 29
No classes on June 19
Rising Kindergarten and Grade 1 Emergent Bilingual students.
Registration takes place at each home campus beginning in April.
DESCRIPTION & ADDITIONAL INFO
The Student/ Teacher ratio does not exceed 18:1. The program is staffed by teachers appropriately certified for the Bilingual/ESL program for which the student has been placed per LPAC decision upon enrollment. A summary of student progress is provided to parents/guardians at the conclusion of the program as well as the next year’s teacher. The district maintains records of each student’s eligibility, attendance and progress.
Please contact your campus for questions or additional information.
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Special Education
PROGRAM TITLE
DATES OF PROGRAM
TARGET AUDIENCE
REGISTRATION
Extended School Year (ESY) Services
June 12 -June 15
June 20 – June 22
June 26 – June 29 July 10 – July 13
July 17 – July 20
8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Eligibility is determined by a student’s individual ARD committee and is determined by a documented need for ESY based on regression/recoupment data, degree of progress towards IEP goals and objectives, emerging skills/breakthrough opportunities, interfering behavior, nature and severity of disability and special circumstances.
Eligible students are invited to attend ESY by the ARD committee. Parents can register their eligible child through their home campus.
DESCRIPTION & ADDITIONAL INFO
Extended School Year (ESY) services is an individualized instructional program for eligible students with disabilities that is provided beyond the regular school year. The need for ESY services must be determined on an individual basis by the admission, review, and dismissal (ARD) committee. The individualized education program (IEP) developed for ESY must include goals and objectives.
Locations
Elementary and Social Skills Camp (all levels) – Collins Elementary
Intermediate, Middle School, High School and all TLC – Hastings Annex
PROGRAM TITLE
DATES OF PROGRAM
TARGET AUDIENCE
REGISTRATION
Social Skills Camp
July 10 – July 13
July 17 – July 20
8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Students requiring reinforcement of social skills.
Eligible students are invited to attend ESY by the ARD committee. Parents can register their eligible child through their home campus.
DESCRIPTION & ADDITIONAL INFO
Locations
Elementary and Social Skills Camp (all levels) – Collins Elementary
Intermediate, Middle School, High School and all TLC – Hastings Annex
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STEM Camps (Elementary & Intermediate School)
Program Title
Dates of Program
Description of Program
Targeted Audience/ Registration
Alief Summer STEM Bridge Program
June 5 – June 15
Students will engage in STEM courses such as 3D Printing, Robotics, Coding, Engineering, Makey Makey, and Forensic Science to help inspire STEM interest and engagement. Students will use the 4 C’s (critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and communication).
Outgoing 3rd/ 4th graders attending Alief schools who are not invited to regular summer school
Parents with students in the 3rd and 4th grade will receive an email from Alief ISD with a link to the registration form.
Girlstart
Session I: June 5- June 8
Girls will engage and participate in hands-on STEM activities, using relevant technology, and collaborative team building. Girlstart aspires to be the national leader in designing and implementing innovative, high quality STEM education programs that inspire girls to transform our world. https://girlstart.org/
Outgoing 4th/ 5th grade girls attending Alief schools who are not invited to regular summer school. Campuses that have Girlstart are recruited first. Then, it will open up to other 4th/ 5th grade campuses, if space permits.
Girlstart will coordinate with the science specialist and/or campus liaison.
Girlstart
Session II: June 12- June 15
Girls will engage and participate in hands-on STEM activities, using relevant technology, and collaborative team building. Girlstart aspires to be the national leader in designing and implementing innovative, high quality STEM education programs that inspire girls to transform our world. https://girlstart.org/
Outgoing 4th/ 5th grade girls attending Alief schools who are not invited to regular summer school. Campuses that have Girlstart are recruited first. Then, it will open up to other 4th/ 5th campuses if space permits.
Girlstart will coordinate with the science specialist and/or campus liaison.
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Summer Language Institute (SLI)
PROGRAM TITLE
DATES OF PROGRAM
TARGET AUDIENCE
REGISTRATION
Summer Language Institute
June 5 – June 8
June 12 – June 15
June 20 – June 23
June 26 – June 29
No classes on June 19
Newcomer students in grades 4-11 with Beginning English proficiency.
Registration is conducted at each home campus. See your campus ESL Specialist/ESL Department Chair for additional information.
DESCRIPTION & ADDITIONAL INFO
Location
O'Donnell Middle School
14041 Alief Clodine Rd.
Houston, TX 77082
The Summer Language Institute (SLI) is specifically designed to serve the needs of Emergent Bilingual students within their first year in US schools. Newcomer students in grades 4-11 with Beginning English proficiency are immersed in a language-rich learning environment. SLI students have access to high-performing teachers with expertise in high SIOP implementation (Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol).
Students have access to academic vocabulary and comprehensible content through the application of content and language objectives. They learn language and grade appropriate content through hands-on activities, project-based learning and use of manipulatives. Teachers integrate listening, speaking, reading and writing within scaffolded lessons and projects.
Students participate in grade appropriate field trips to local museums, the aquarium, the zoo, or factories. The Summer Language Institute embeds multicultural projects and celebrations to showcase pride in the diversity of the Alief community.
