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A Day in the Life at the Thomas Reynolds Center After-School Program

3:00-3:05 Arrival
Students arrive to the After-School Program and are greeted by the teachers from Daemen College. Students are encouraged to share their agendas with the teachers and get started on their homework.
3:05-3:20 Break/Snack Time
Students receive a nutritional snack and beverage.
3:20-4:05 Homework Time
Students will work on their homework and teachers will assist when needed. If a student does not have homework, they are encouraged to organize their folders/notebooks, study for upcoming quizzes/tests, silently read, work on class projects/reports, or play an educational game.
4:05-4:55 Academy Time (Math or Reading/Writing) - (see below)

4:55-5:00 Dismissal
Students discuss strategies and goals with the teachers that they have worked on during their academy time and then get ready to go home.

(** Times and schedule may vary**)


The Center is broken up into three Academies. The students will receive instruction in two of the Academies (Math and Reading/Writing) while Learning Strategies are implemented throughout.
  1. Math Academy: students receive standards based instruction in the area of Mathematics. Lesson plans are designed to review material previously learned in the classroom and to develop math skills utilizing strategies.


  2. Reading/Writing Academy: students receive standards based instruction in the areas of Reading and Writing. Lesson plans are designed to assist students to better understand reading passages, as well as teaching the students to be successful writers. The teachers introduce strategies that can be used when answering reading comprehension questions, and when writing paragraphs, reports, and short stories.
Throughout the year, parents receive:
Monthly letters including goals, objectives, strategies, skills, and topics the students have been working on.

Progress reports will be sent home in January and June stating their child’s progress within the program.
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