LSHS Site Coordinators

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Overview of the Program

The SOAR program is a part of the 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant which focuses on the need to bridge the transitional gap between day school and after school activities by providing academic support and enrichment opportunities.  The strategic design of the program is geared to increase student academics, improve self-esteem and provide exposure to life-skills through hands-on activities.  Our goal is to concentrate on early intervention to ensure our students’ succeed in their educational endeavors. 

Registration Information

• This is a FREE program for qualifying students.
• Every child attending must have a current registration form on file each year.
• This program is offered to at-risk 9th-12th grade students.
• Program hours are 3:25-6:25 p.m. on Monday through Thursday when school is in session.
• We operate virtually and physically. 
• We will not be in session on school holidays, teacher conference days, or early release days.
• Regular attendance is a requirement of the grant.
• Failure to meet these requirements may result in your child being removed from the program.

Program Activities

*Daily supper

*Tutoring/Remediation

*Enrichment: Examples of activities include: Dance, Cultural Awareness Activities, Art, Technology Education, Conflict Resolution, Mentoring, Character Education, etc.

Transportation Information

Transportation is provided for all SOAR grant students as long as the student lives in LSHS school zone.

Bus departure time is 6:25pm.

***Persons believing these grant programs involve fraud and/or waste should contact the Douglas County School System Finance Department Grants Administration Office at 770.651.2227.