A
PARTNERSHIP
BETWEEN
THE WEST AFTER SCHOOL CENTER
& OHIO UNIVERSITY LANCASTER CAMPUS
A FREE READING IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
at the WASC
The Staff
Dr. June Slobodian, Instructor at Ohio University Lancaster Campus is the supervisor of the instruction. Dr. Slobodian holds State of Ohio certification as a school psychologist, K-12 regular and special education, learning disabilities, and emotionally disturbed. She is also certified as a principal and school superintendent.
Dr. Paul Young, Executive Director at the West After School Center, a former Lancaster City Schools principal and author of numerous articles supporting the instruction of elementary and middle-level children, assists with direction of the program.
Ms. Julia Wakeman and Ms. Angela Newlun, West After School Center staff, provide program assistance. Both have several years of experience with the program.
WINTER QUARTER 2007
The program will be conducted on five Saturdays – January 13th and 27th; February 10th and 24th, and March 10th. The program will run from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. each of those Saturdays.
Students enrolled in the program will receive an assessment of their specific needs by a certified teacher or a four-year university student who is majoring in reading instruction and is enrolled in the diagnostic and remedial reading courses at Ohio University Lancaster Campus.
Following the assessment the students will receive tutoring support in the areas of their particular needs. Ideas and materials for parent home support will be provided so parents can follow up the instruction after the program concludes. In addition, the assessment report information will be made available to the classroom teachers for their use in working with your child.
The West After School Center and Ohio University Lancaster Campus are proud to announce the Winter Reading Intervention Program for students in the Lancaster City Public and Private Schools at NO COST.
This is the third year that West After School Center and Ohio University Lancaster Campus have collaborated to provide students with the opportunity to receive an educational assessment of their needs in reading and math and receive tutoring services in those two areas. University students enrolled in their senior year, or graduate students at the Campus, will provide this service to the children.
Students will be accepted on a first-come-first serve basis.
YOUR CHILD CAN ENJOY
HOURS OF
DIRECT
INSTRUCTION
ENROLLMENTLIMITED
To learn more, call the West After School Center
620 Garfield Ave.
Lancaster, Ohio
740-653-5678
Summer Reading Academy Teachers and Students, July 2006