Germantown Elementary School District #60 has been allocated $126,394 through the ARP-LEA American Rescue Plan, otherwise known as ESSER III. The district will implement ARP-ESSER funds for prevention and mitigation strategies as follows:
Employ class size reduction teacher for fourth grade
Employ paraprofessional for kindergarten classroom
Employ paraprofessional for RtI
Employ educators for after school homework help program
Employ educators for summer enrichment programming
Employ consultant to conduct professional development with staff
Employ consultant to assist in coordinating new transitional kindergarten program
Employ full time substitute teacher
Purchase EdPuzzle Subscription
Purchase materials and supplies to promote student and staff social-emotional health
Purchase materials and supplies for summer enrichment program
Purchase (2) automatic water bottle fillers
Purchase furniture, materials, and supplies for new classroom - transition computer lab into a classroom
The District will allocate no less than 20% of funds to address learning loss by means of summer learning opportunities and after school programs. Funds will be spent to address the academic impact of lost instructional time. The social, emotional, and mental health needs of our students will be addressed via individual, small group, and whole class push-in sessions with the school social worker. Members of the school community, staff and parents, will be provided the opportunity to share ongoing feedback via email, in person discussion, phone call, at monthly school board meetings, and through surveys.
Last Updated: 8/02/2021