2009 Annual Report.pdf - Town of Milton

The integrated classrooms are composed of students with moderate disabilities
and children who are non-disabled peer role models. The split is about 50/50.
Currently there are 43 students with disabilities and 43 peer role models enrolled.
Parents of the peers role models are charged tuition to attend (2 sessions a
week for $1000, four sessions a week for $2,000 and five sessions a week for
$2,500) and students with diagnosed disabilities attend free of charge.
There are an additional 25 students who are “services only” meaning they
come in for therapies such as speech or occupation therapies by appointment but
do not attend the classroom sessions. The preschool programs are located at
the Collicot School.
Milton Community Schools:
Programs continued to thrive during the 2008-2009 school year, providing
enrichment opportunities outside of school hours at all four elementary schools.
Approximately 300 students attended the Early School Arrival Programs.
Attendance at the Children Learning After School (CLASP) increased dramatically
from 400 students in July of 2008 to 535 students in August of 2009.
Attendance also increased during the December, February and April Vacation
Camps; between 70 and 105 students attended each week.
Camp Cunningham also attracted an all-time high of 139 students, most of
whom attended all eight weeks of the summer. Camp Cunningham’s nurse
provided coverage for the Special Education summer services program also
held at the Cunningham/Collicot campus, another money-saving measure.
The MCS office was relocated from the Cunningham School to Milton High
School. Pam Dorsey and her staff administer MCS programs, the Transportation
Department and Milton Summer Enrichment from the office in Room 208.
School Year 08/09 Participation in Community Schools Programs
Camp Cunningham 139
ESAP Coll/Cunn 67
Glover 109
Tucker 96
CLASP Collicot 143
Cunningham 134
Glover 140
Tucker 118
December Camp 66
February Camp 104
April Camp 74
Milton Summer Enrichment Participation 499 students
257