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H igher A chievement P rogram. WHAT WE SAY TO PARENTS: HAP is a summer academic enrichment experience that focuses on basic learning skills through individual and group activities in a format similar to a day camp. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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WHAT WE SAY TO PARENTS:
HAP is a summer academic enrichment experience that focuses on basic learning skills through individual and group activities in a format similar to a day camp.
Rather than having your son sit out for the entire summer, forgetting some of the things he has learned this year, HAP will provide him with an affordable, safe and fun opportunity to exercise his mind for 4 weeks in a program designed to stimulate his academic abilities.
HAP is not summer school. There are no grades, tests or homework.
The HAP program achieves its goals by utilizing non-traditional teaching techniques, outdoor activities and hands-on experiential learning.
The overall goal is to strengthen your son’s academic abilities while having fun.
Our Jesuit faculty encourages his emotional, physical, and spiritual development.
The HAP curriculum
Consists of seven activity-based courses:MathEnglish I (grammar & vocab)English II (reading)Science (Biology, Chem, Physics-all labs)Physical educationFine artsComputer programming (grades 7&8 only)
Full-time Jesuit teachers and counselors lead and instruct all HAP activities.They are assisted by current Jesuit students trained in specific course areas.
Overview:110 students from 20 schoolsGrades 6, 7 & 8Recommended by PrincipalEnrollment via direct mail18 days (Mon - Fri)
Budget:Tuition = $150 per studentEndowment = $300 per student
Services:Bus Service = 40 studentsLunch = all students dailySnacks = provided at cost
Supplies:All supplies are provided
Matriculation Rate:47% of students completing one
HAP summer attend JCP 9-12
MAGISMAGIS is founded on the premise that boys need role models to help them reach high goals set by schools, teachers and parents. By serving as mentors, students will help their mentees strive for these Ignatian principles: Openness to Growth, Intellectual Competence, Physical Fitness, Love, Religiousness, and Commitment to Working for Justice.
Mentoring And Guiding Ignatian Students
Mission Summary
MAGIS Goals Outreach
Student & Family Acclimation
Mentor & Mentee Growth & Development
Important Components of MAGIS
Orientation
Required Contact
Monthly Reports
Service Hours
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