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lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 21 1 CCLC Grant Proposal 2017

2l51 Century Community Learning Centers Program (2P CCLC) 2017 Sub-grant Application

Form 1-Attaclunent A

Annlicant Information Contact Person Name of Name Applicant Lake Ridge New Tech Schools Janet Flores(name of fiscal

Title Assistant Superintendentagent)

Address Lake Ridge New Tech Schools Agency Lake Ridge New Tech Schools Name

6111 West Ridge Road Email ifloreslta2lakeridgeschoolsnet Gary IN 46408 Phone 219-838-1819 x8

Fax 219-989-7802

Program Director of 21st CCLC County Lake Name Casey CorneliusIf LEA (school

corporation Corp 4650 School 3893 Email ccorneliusIakeridgeschoolsnet charter School 3869 Phone 219-838-1819 x104 school) Fax 219-989-7802

Did you use a professional grant wri~ complete this application YES or NO If yes please provide Name of Grant Writer

Funding Information Authorized Representative Information Funds Requested Type Name of Representative Year 1 $175i000 Year2 $175i000 Sharon Johnson-Shjrley EdD Year3 $175i000 Year4 $175l000 Title Su12erintendent Lake Ridge Schools Total $700000

Tel 219-838-1819 xl Fax 219-989-780 DO NOT WRITE BELOW - FOR IDOE USE ONLY Email sshirleylakeridgeschoolsnet

Funds Approved I HEREBY CERTIFY that to the best ofmy knowledge theYr1

Yr 2 infomrntion contained in this application is correct the

Yr3 agencyagencies named in this application and in the partnership

Yr 4 commitment form have authorized me as their representative to file this application

TOTAL Signature of Authorized Representative (if school corporation must be signed by the Superintendent if charter school by the

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lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 211 CCLC Grant Proposal 201 7

List of Schools to be Served by 21st CCLC Form 2 - Attachment B

Applicant Name Lake Ridge New Tech Schools

Contact Name Janet Flores Assistant Superintendent

Organization Lake Ridge New Tech Schools

Phone 219-838-181 9 x8 Fax 219-98 9-7802

Address 6111 West Ridge Road Garv IN 46408

Email jfloreslakeridgeschoolsnet

Has this Free school been and Limited Estimated of Students Focus or Estimated

Name ofSchool to be Served by 2l 1tCCLC (including School and

School Corporation)

served before under a previous 21 11 CCLC rant

Reduce d

Lunch

English Proficient Students

that will attend the uroiram at least 45 da)Sor

60 da)s to be served Per School Year

YI n 3 4

Priority School

(indicate FP ifyes)

number of Students

with Disabilities to be served

Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School

NO

877 2 1 45

60

75 75 75 75 p 3

Calumet New Tech High School s NO

83 6 23 45

60

75 75 75 75 2

YES 45

NO 60

YES 45

NO 60

YES 45

NO 60

YES 45

NO 60

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Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 2 JSI CCLC Grant Proposal 20I 7

Form 3 - Attachment C

List of 21st CCLC Program CentersSites

Applicant Name Contact Name Lake Ridge New Tech Schools Janet Flores Assistant Superintendent

Organization Phone 219-838-1819 x8 Lake Ridge New Tech Schools Fax 2 I 9-989-7802

Address Email 61 11 West Ridge Road Gary IN 46408 jfloreslakeridgeschoolsnet

Name of Community Learning CenterSite

(eg Franklin High School Boys amp Girls Club)

Location (Street Address)

City

Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School 3601 West 4pt Street Gary IN 46408

Calumet New Tech High School 3900 Calhoun Street Gary IN 46408

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Form 4 - Attachment D

Population Served Checklist

Applicant Name Contact Name Lake Rid e New Tech Schools Janet Flores Assistant Su erintendent

Phone 219-838-1819 x8 Fax 219-989-7802

IN 46408

Populations Served (check all that apply) CJ Pre-School CJ Elementary School ~ Middle School IX High School CJ Adult

Services (check all that apply) Xl Reading or Literacy Xl Recreational ai Mathematics cX Telecommunication and Technology K Science education K Arts and Music a Library Services 0( Tutoring or Mentoring Ii Services for Adults X LEP (limited English Proficient) ii Youth Development

Services Jl Drug and Violence Prevention CJ Pre AP andor AP Course Development JI Character Education CJ Service Learning o Global Literacy ~ STEM (Science Technology Ji College amp Career Readiness

Engineering amp Math)

Operating Hours (check all that apply) IX After-school o Summer Intercession CJ Weekend o Before-School

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lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 21s1 CCLC Grant Proposal 20 I 7

Fo1m 5 - Attachment E Memorandum of Understanding Form Partners signing below agree to abide by the Assurances (Form 9 on Page 57)

Detailed in formation regarding partnerships shou ld be included in MOU

Lake Ridge New Tech Schools will serve as fi scal -f-LLltl~3~~~54=~~rpound(~GdaJ____j and administrative agent for the 21st CCLC grant

Furthermore it will provide all necessary facilities and equipment as well as access to student data which will be used to determine curriculum and

Schools program evaluation Lake Ridge New Tech Schools will provide all documentation as required by IDOE i-------- - -------------1

Address 6111 West Rid e Road Gar IN 46408 Phone N umber 2 19-838-1 8 19 x 1 Fax Number 219-989-7802 Email sshirle lakerid 0 eschoolsnet

All Partners in the 21 Century Community Learning Center need to be listed here Please indicate if the commitment the partner is providing is on a contract or is an in-kind service and the estimated

value of the in-kind service Brief description of the partners commitment described in the Memorandum of Understandin

_In Kind ~Contract$3000 Est Value In-Kind Service

Print Name Provide information and guidance in college and 1-C_ al_e_b_W_e_st_b_e_r__D_1_middotr_o_f_K_-_12_In_i_ti_middota_t Ye=--~ career readiness Provide workshops on the use of

Organization Ivy Tech Community Kuder Navigator an online career assessment Colle e of Indiana tool Assist Calumet High School in offering IVY

i----------------- - ---~ Address 1440 E 35th Ave Gary IN T 111 a college culture and study skills course 46409 Reimburse Lake Ridge for buses for students to

f----- - - --------------l Phone Number 2 19-98 1-1111 x23 12 tour the Ivy Tech campus Provide an onsite Fax Number 219-98 1-44 15 admissions day Paiiicipation on the Lake Ridge Email cwestbergivytechedu New Tech 21st CCLC Advisor Council

P~rpter Signature _In Kind x_Contract $4000 Est Value In-Kind

V o v---- ~M~ Uc Service

Print Name Assistance with planning and presentation of 1-D_r_V_an_e_s_sa_ A_ll_e_n_-M_ c_C_lo_u_d_____ ~ afterschool College and Career Ready

Organization Urban League ofNWI opportunities for students at Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School and Calumet New Tech High School Diversity training for afterschool staff Participation on 21st CCLC Advisory Council f--- ------------------l

Address 3101 Broadwa Phone Number 2 19-887-962 1 Fax Number 2 19-887-0020 Email vallen ulofnwior

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Partner Signature Jt_ln Kind _Contrnct S4000 Est Vnlue In-Kind Service

Print Name Ms Rattray will write grants to the US Department of 1--T a=ttra-=----=~micro=-=i~~~~~-----1 Agriculture for after-school meals for children in the 21st oniR

_ ___ation oo Serv----ic4-__~1-Ornniz_____C_h_am_v_e_ll_s_Fd__ CCLC Program at Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School Addrcss and Calumet New Tech High School She will also 6111 West Ridge Road Gary TN 46408 arrnngc for occasional vorkshops on nutrit ion for students

and arents

_ In Kind 1LCont ract _ Est Value In-Kind Service Dr Vendi tti will provide 2-4 onsice consultations to

1--------------- ------1 provide data which will be used co make program --- _ d Dr Venditti will1-0_rQanizatio_n_K-E ucationSolu-=-ti-=-ons=------1 adjustments to meet student needs

Address serve on the Advisory Board function as a literacy 1655 Blue Heron Ct Crown Point IN 46307 consultant and prepare reports as stipulated by DOE Phone Number 219-776-0481 Fax Number 219-989-7802

The LRS Foundation will provide oppo1tunities for aftershyEric Worthington school teachers to Tile mi ni-grants for program

materials and curriculum Organization Lake Ridge Educational Foundation 4735 Arthur St G IN 46408

I Kfn~Kind _euroontraot $200-0 Es_t-Value In-Kind Servibe Overthe course of the 4-yoar grant perfodj provide periodic aftemchool group counselirtg sessions topics Hetennilied by need at Calumet New Tech High School add ~eRltige New Tech Middle School Serve on the gtJdviso Council

1

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lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 2 1st CCLC Grant Proposal 2017

Form 6-Attachment F Timeline of Activities for Year 1 of the Grant Applicant Name

Lake Ridge New Tech Schools Contact Name

Janet F lores Assistant Superintendent Organization

Lake Ridge New Tech Schools Phone 2 19 -838-181 9 x8 Fax 2 19-989-7802

Address 6111 West Ridge Road Gary IN 46408

E mail jfloresltlakeridgeschoo lsnet

Date Activity Description Proeram Start Date 95 18 Summer2018 Apri I I - June Establish Activities with Partners Define partner duties contributions

timeline of events May Advisory Board Meeting Advisory Board will assist with

program planning June-August Plan Student and Parent Programs Evaluate data from Calumet New

Tech High School and Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School to plan new programs and set goals

Hire staff Post and hire tutor positions Plan Transportation Illinois Central Bus Company

contacted to reserve student buses and determine routes

Plan Student MealsSnacks Complete USDA paperwork Fall 2018 August Student Recruitment Recruitment at Registration August-September Begin Collecting Student Data NWEA testing September Begin Student and Parent Programs After school tutoringenrichment

Advisory Board Meeting Data will determine changes that need to be made in the program

October Formative Evaluation Dr Venditti site visit Advisory Board Meeting Data wi ll determine changes that need

to be made in the program December Collect Student Data NWEA Winter Assessment

ECA (End ofCourse Assessment) Formative Eva luation Dr Venditti site visit

Sprin~ 2019 January Second Semester StudentParent

Programs Begin Fresh program offerings and renewed student recruitment

Adv isory Board Meeting Based on data adjustments wil l be made in the program

March-June Collect Student Data NWEA Spring Assessment ISTEP+ FormativeSummative Assessments Dr Venditti site visits Advisory Board Meeting Adjust Program for SY2018-20 19

Proeram End Date 53122 Note A minimum of 130 days are required for a 21 st CCLC program

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Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 215 CCLC Grant Proposal 2017

Form 7 - Budget Form - Attachment G

INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Budget Information 21 st Century Community Learning Centers Program

Name of Organization Lake Ridge New Tech Schools

Amount Requested Yr 1~175~000 Yr 2 ~175~000 Yr 3 ~l 75~000 Yr 4 ~175~000 Total i1oo~000

BUDGET SUMMARY Budget Categories

1 Personnel

2 Fringe Benefits

3 Travel

Transportation 4 Costs for Students

5 Equipment

6 Supplies 7 Contractual 8 Other 9 Total Direct Costs

(Add lines 1-8) 10 Indirect Costs 11 Professional Development Training

12 Total Costs (Add lines 9-11)

Year 1

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year2

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year3

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$175000

Year4

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Total

$352384

$110268

$4468

$160680

$0

$30400 $41200 $600

$700000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$700000

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Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 2 I- CCLC Grant Proposal 2017

Form 8 - Equitable Participation of Private Schools - Attachment H

FY 2013 215T CENTURY COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTERS (215T CCLC)

EQUITABLE PARTICIPATION OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS

The equitable participation requirements in Subpart I of Part E ofTitle IX of the ESEA apply to the Title IV Part B 2 JS CCLC program Private school participation requirements cannot be satisfied simply by inviting private schools to participate in programs andor activities designed for public school students teachers or other educational personnel Consultation must occur before the state education agency (SEA) or grantee makes any decision that affects the opportunities of eligible private school children families teachers and other educational personnel Further each grantee must provide the SEA with a written affirmation signed by officials of each participating private school that such consultation has occurred

School districts and eligible local entities must engage in timely and mean ingfu l consultation with appropriate private school official s during the design and development of programs and continue the consultation throughout the implementation of these programs School districts and local entities must provide on an equitable basis special educational services or other benefits that address the needs under the program of children teachers and other educational personnel in public schools in areas served by the districts and local entities Expenditures for educational serv ices and other benefits for private school children families teachers and other educational personnel must be eq ual taking into account the number and educational needs of the children to be served to the expenditures for partic ipati ng public school chi ldren

The law requires the consultation to address

bull How childrens needs wi ll be identified bull What services will be provided bull How where and by whom services will be offered bull How services will be assessed and how results of the assessment will be used to improve those services bull The size and scope of the equitable services to be provided to the eligible public school children families

teachers and other educational personnel and the amou nt of funds avai lable for those serv ices and bull How and when the grantee will make decisions about the delivery of services includ ing a thorough consideration

and analysis of views of private school offi cials on the provision ofcontract services through potential third-party providers

We hereby testify as indicated by the below signatures that appropriate consultation as described above has occun-ed ~Yes we wish to patticipate

No we do not wish to participate ==Yes we wish to participate and req uest furth er consultation

SigJufil Date

Sharon ohnson-Shirley Ed D Name of 21 st CCLC Applicant

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Form 9 - Assurances-Attachment I

21 st Century Community Learning Centers Program 20 17 Subgrant Application

ASSURANCES The following assurances will remain in effect for the duration of the Subgrant The Indiana Department of Education will require assurances with subsequent amendments to this application if required by change in federal or state law

The applicant assures that bull it has the necessary legal authority to apply for and receive the proposed subgrant bull the filing of this application has been authorized by the applicants governing body and the undersigned official has been duly authorized to file

this proposal for and on behalf of the said applicant and otherwise to act as the authorized representative of the applicant in regard to this application

bull the activitiesservices for which assistance is sought under this subgrant will be administered by or under the supervision and control of the applicant

bull the subgrant program will be operated in compliance with all applicable state and federa l laws and in compliance with regulations and other policies and administrative directives of the Indiana State Board of Education and the Indiana Department of Education

bull the subgrant program will take place in a safe and easily accessible facility bull the subgrant program will be carried out as proposed in the application bull the subgrant program was developed and will be carried out in collaboration with schools the students attend bull the subgrant program will utilize a researched based curriculum that includes professional development bull the subgrant program will align out of school time efforts with in school priorities including Indiana Common Core Standards bull the subgrant program will primarily target students who attend schools eligible for Title I school wide programs and their families or students

who attend non-Title I schools that are high poverty schools bull the funds under the subgrant program will be used to increase the level of State local and other non-federal funds that would in the absence

of the Federal funds be made available for authorized programs and activities and will not supplant Federal State local or non-Federal funds bull the required information and reports will be submitted as requested by the Indiana Department of Education bull the subgrant program will comply with Education Department General Administrative Regulations (EDGAR) Part 76-State-Administered

programs Part 77-Definitions that Apply to Department Regulations Part SO-Uniform Administrative Requirements for the Grants and Cooperative Agreements to States and Local Governments Part 82-New Restrictions on Lobbying Part 85 G overnment wide Debarment and Suspension (Non-procurement) and Government wide Requirements for Drug-Free Workplace (Grants) Part 99-Family Educational Rights and Privacy (See wwwedeovofficesOFCOerantsedgarhtml)

bull the subgrant program agrees to keep records and provide information to the IDOE as may be required for fiscal audit and program evaluation for a minimum of five (5) years from date of last activity

bull the subgrant program agrees to complete the Indiana Quality Program Self-Assessment (IN-QPSA) annually and use the program action plan to guild program improvement and strengthening

bull the subgrant program will ensure that each staff member participating in this grant knows how to access student data including growth model data from the Learning Connections website

bull the community was given notice of the applicants intent to submit an application and bull after the submission the applicant will provide for public availability and review of the application and any waiver request bull The applicant certifies by submitting this application that neither it nor its principals nor any of its subcontractors are presently debarred

suspended proposed for debarment declared ineligible or voluntarily excluded by any federal agency or by any department agency o r political subdivision of the State of Indiana The term principal for purposes of this application means an officer director owner partner key employee or other person with primary management or supervisory responsibilities or a person who has a critical influence on or substantive control over the operations of the applicant

bull The applicant certifies that it has verified the state and federal suspension and debarment status for all subcontractors receiving funds under the fund associated with this application and shall be solely responsible for any recoupment penalties or costs that might arise from use of a suspended or debarred subcontractor The applicant shall immediately notify the State if any subcontractor becomes debarred or suspended and shall at the States request take all steps required by the State to terminate its contractual relationship with the subcontractor for work to be performed and supported by funding from the application

Dr Sharon ohnson-Shirley t2middot- 1- I 7 Type name Date

bull all pa ers will comply with the above a su ances

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Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 21st CCLC Grant Proposal 2017

I Abstract

Lake Ridge Schools despite being one of the poorest districts in Indiana despite having

skyrocketing poverty and crime despite struggling with low parent involvement and student

motivation is nevertheless one of the most exciting progressive school districts in Indiana For

the past four years Lake Ridge has been part of the 21 st CCLC Cohort 7 during which time the

21 st CCLC Programs at Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School and Calumet New Tech High

School have shown success in providing academic support enrichment a welcoming place for

parent involvement and a safe haven for students Surveys to students parents and community

members reveal that they value the 21 st CCLC After-school Program and see it as an intrinsic

part of the educational experience

This proposal describes how Lake Ridge New Tech Schools will continue the middle and

high school programs as they continue their growth toward self-sustainment The use of

partners will deepen and the coordination of other funding sources including Title I Title II

Title Ill and Title IV will increase Both programs will run 132 days offer academics

enrichment dinner and bus service Both programs will focus on Literacy STEM College and

Career Readiness comprehensive school counseling and be extensions of the regular school

curricula which uses Indiana Academic Standards There will be an increased focus on affective

offerings as Lake Ridge New Tech schools move toward district certification in Trauma

Sensitive Instruction Finally both programs will offer opportunities for parents to take part in

their students programs

Students needs will be determined by academic benchmarks behavior data and

parentstudent surveys Because of the overall low reading lexiles and test scores there will be

dedicated tutoringreading time for all students as well as enrichment classes More than 65 of

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Calumet New Tech High School students have been found to read below grade level

Furthermore only 38 of middle school students and 64 of high school students passed math

on ISTEP The way in which regular day teachers interact with the afterschool program will

continue to be intentional and personalized and tutoring for English Language Arts Reading

and Math will be done by certified Lake Ridge teachers

In the move toward self-sustainment Lake Ridge 21 st CCLC programs will replace

courses that need outside funding with programs that are provided at little or no cost by partners

such as Ivy Tech Community College The past eight years have taught us that a key to making

an afterschool program successful is manpower and student supervision In addition to the

Program Director both the middle and high schools will have a Site Coordinator who will work

more closely with school administrators to upgrade protocols and procedures The middle school

Site Coordinator is a current Lake Ridge administrator and the high school Site Coordinator is

an experienced tutor and program organizer for Americorp in Valparaiso IN The 21 st CCLC

After-school Program is crucial to the academic and personal growth of Lake Ridge students

and the school district is committed to its success

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Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 2JS CCLC Grant Proposal 2017

II Competitive Priority

The Lake Ridge School District meets the application priority of the RFP by virtue of its

having a Free and Reduced Lunch rate of 872 as per the October 2017 count The Free

and Reduced rates of schools included in this proposal are follows

877 Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School (School-Wide Title I Priority)

836 Calumet New Tech High School (School-Wide Title I)

With an eye toward self-sustainment this application is being submitted jointly by Lake

Ridge Schools and six partners who have pledged to provide programs and services at little or

no cost These partners include the following Chartwells Food Service KJ Education

Consultants Lake Ridge Educational Foundation Urban League of Gary and Crown

Counseling All have committed to the four-year grant period and their activities will be

carefully scheduled to maximize their services The involvement ofpartners will ensure that

fewer grant funds will be needed to sustain the program

A Organization Priority Points

bull Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School is School-Wide Title I Priority bull Calumet High School is School-wide Title I bull 90 ofprogram staff is CPR -Certified (required for teacher licensing in Indiana) bull Two students serve on the Advisory Board (1 middle and I high school)

B Programming Priority Points

Literacy will be the primary focus and Math and the secondary focus for the four years

of the grant period at a minimum of four hours per week All tutors will be certified teachers

who receive ongoing professional development in the content and Indiana Standards

Furthermore the curriculum maps which are based on the Indiana Standards that they use during

the school day will be used after-school All teachers will receive professional development in

the Indiana Afterschool Network Specialty Standards

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Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 2 JS CCLC Grant Proposal 20I 7

III NEED FOR PROJECT

A The Lake Ridge New Tech Schools serve a small urban region that straddles the

boundaries between the City of Gary and an unincorporated region known as Calumet Township

The area is both economically and socially depressed Of the total Lake Ridge student population

of 1873 359 of the population is living in poverty (State average is 141 ) During SY

2016-2017 in Lake Ridge New Tech Schools there were 702 suspensions and 22 expulsions 6

involving drugs andor firearms Currently there are 20 known students on active probation in the

district as per the Lake County Sheriffs Office

B Clearly based on the above data Lake Ridge Schools has a critical need for an afterschool

community learning center ISTEP+ scores are for the most part below the state average

Without adequate remediation and additional learning time students will be locked into an

endless cycle ofcatch up Currently 532 of students in the middle school and 65 of the

high school students read below grade level as per NWEA

1201(-2017 ISTE P ~ Passing

-LRNTMS CNTHS ELA 505 361 Math 38 64 Science 40 276 Social Studies 606

O 16-17 lgtt1110graphirs -LRNlMS CNTI-IS

English Learners 21 23 Caucasian 379 341 Black 306 385 Hispanic 244 232 Native American 2 5 Multi-Racial 69 38 Graduation Rate 965 Attendance Rate 967 961

The need for expansion of counseling services is indicated by the administration of the

Adverse Childhood Experiences Survey (ACES) which indicated that the Lake Ridge students

have experienced 3+ types of trauma This is a tragically high number Lake Ridge has received a

Lilly Counseling Grant and a Title IV Grant which will train teachers aides and 21 st CCLC

personnel to work with students of trauma

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Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 2 JS1 CCLC Grant Proposal 2017

C Current Out ofSchool Time Programming

Schools Served Current Proeram ExpansionEnhancement Lake Ridge 21st CCLC llstCCLC New Tech bull Dinner and bus transportation provided bull College and Career Readiness opportunities for Middle School bull TutoringStudy Table

bull Academic Enrichment exploration led by Ivy Tech and Urban League

bull Parent opportunities expanded to multiple Grades 6-8 bull Math ELAReading ECA Boot Camp session workshops side-by-sides with students 2 frac12 hrsday bull Enrichment cooking photography etc bull Expanded physical activities healthwellness 4 daysweek 91 RAPS bull CareerCollege Readiness

bull Field trips to businesses speakers etc bull HealthLife Skills bull Parent workshops and seminars

bull Student Leadership Classes bull Counselor-led discussion groups bull All teachers and aides will receive Trauma

Sensitive training by Truman Medical Center

Calumet New 218CCLC llstCCLC Tech High bull Dinner and bus transportation provided bull College and Career Readiness opportunities for School bull TutoringStudy Table exploration led by Ivy Tech and Urban League

Grades 9-12 Academic Enrichment Math ELAReadingbull ECA Boot Camp

bull Opportunities for Student Service Credits bull Parent opportunities expanded to multiple

2 frac12 hrsday bull Other Enrichment cooking archery choir session workshops side-by-sides with students 4 daysweek dance games etc bull Expanded physical activities healthwellness 75RAPS bull CareerCollege Readiness Field trips to

businesses speakers etc bull HealthLife Skills bull Parent workshops and seminars

bull Student Leadership classes bull Counselor-led discussion groups bull All teachers and aides will receive Trauma


C NeedsServices

Needs and services were identified through student and parent informal surveys and

discussions with students during the school day and after-school and parents at Side-by-Sides

conferences and Coffee Talks Partners gave suggestions informally and at Advisory Council

meetings Discussions were held with individual partners as MOUs were created and services

were decided upon This is an ongoing process and partners will serve on the Advisory council to

analyze data and make changes in the program as needed

IV PARTNERSHIPSCOLLABORATIONS

A The project will make use of grant funds from other sources when available For example

Title IIA will pick up some of the cost of professional development for Lake Ridge staff who are

teaching in the afterschool program Title Ill will also provide professional development for

afterschool Lake Ridge personnel who teach English Learner students and parents In addition

afterschool staff members may also be provided professional development for enrichment classes

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for identified High Ability students using High Ability Grant funds USDA Federal Funds will

also be used for the afterschool meals The Title IV Grant and the Lilly Comprehensive

Counseling Grant will be used to provide Trauma Sensitive training and afterschool group

counseling for students and their parents

B The following partners were selected because of their documented success with education

and their contribution to the workforce Also they were chosen because they meet the needs of

the community as determined by studentcommunity needs assessments All of the partners have

agreed to serve on the Advisory Council Furthermore the partners have assisted in planning

activities and will be kept apprised of ongoing program evaluations in order to adjust their

program participation over the course of the grant The list of partners will grow as Lake Ridge

makes this program self-sufaining by reducing the cost of afterschool activities ~ ~ ~ ~

Partner ~ cJ ActivitiesServices Lake Ridge Educational Foundation

X Provide mini-grant opportunities for project supplies and materials for programming outside the school day

Chartwells X Chartwells the Lake Ridge Schools food service provider will partner with the 21 st CCLC by writing grants for the US Dept of Agricultures Child amp Adult Program and preparing and dispensing student dinners to the schools Provide nutrition lessons for students parents

Crown Counseling X X Provide counseling services and lead student discussion frouos Urban League X Provide workshops on College and Career Readiness and other CCR onnortunities Ivy Tech Community College

X X Provide workshops on College and Career Readiness and diversity Expand to the middle school the oartnership that is alreadv in olace with Calumet Hirui School

KJ Education Solutions

X X Dr Venditti Will provide 2-4 program evaluations She will also serve as Literacy Consultant and provide data to the Advisorv Council

Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 21 CCLC A(hmiddotisor~middot Council Assistant Superintendent Janet Flores

Casey Cornelius 21 st CCLC Program Director Lake Ridge New Tech MS Site Manager Eric Dillon Calumet HS Site Manager Martha Rae Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School Principal Greg Mikulich Calumet New Tech High School Principal Cynthia Mose-Trevino School Resource Officer Zabrina Harris Purdue University Director Emeritus Upward Bound Joseph Flores High School Counselor Rachel Fassl Crown Counseline Jenny Pelc

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Selena Bradley Middle School Counselor Glenn Johnson Lake Ridge School Board Member Parent Dr Karen Venditti KJ Education Solutions TBD Parent TBD Student Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School TBD Student Calumet New Tech High School Caleb Westburg Ivy Tech Community College Dr Mildred Ewing Repairer of the Breach Ministries Eric Worthington Lake Ridge Educational Foundation Toni Rattray Director Chartwells Food Service Vanessa Allen-McCloud President Urban League

Using disaggregated results from parent and student surveys the Advisory Council have

set the following parameters for the program

bull Courses aligned with Indiana Academic Standards must include literacy math and parts of School Improvement Plans as areas targeted for remediation

bull Enrichment maintenance and remediation needs of the students must be met bull Literacy and math based on the Indiana Academic Content Standards and the Lake

ridge curriculum maps will be the foundations for content offeringsactivities bull Technology and 21 st Century skills College and Career Readiness must be addressed bull Provisions for non-academic interests and skills (ie the arts etc) must be determined

by student interest bull Parent opportunities must be expanded not only for parent educational improvement

but also to foster parentchildschool relationships bull Behavioral and character education issues must be addressed bull The program must provide dinner and transportation home

The Advisory Council has many suggestions for meeting the above parameters The

Advisory Council will continue to meet with evaluator Dr Karen Venditti to review formative

data and make changes to the program as needed Students who are participating on the Council

will be rotated so that fresh anecdotal information is part of the evaluation process

V PROGRAM DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION

A Goals Objectives Performance Measures Activities and Assessments

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Lake Ridge 21 1 CCLC Program New Tech Middle School (RAP=Rcgular Attending Participant 45 da~middots per year)

Program Goals Program Objectives Program Activities Performance Measures Assessment Strategies

1 Improve ll)Increase achievement in 11) Expanded self-selected 11) 70 of21 st CCLC RAPs will 11) Pre- and post-

Academic ELALiteracy among 21st reading opportunities use the library at least once student assessment

Achievement CCLC RAPS with curriculum bull Expanded library during a 12 -week module using locally that is aligned to the Indiana opportunities 11) 75 RAPS will meet or created fonnative State Standards bull BookClub exceed target growth on the interim tests (8-

bull Small group tutoring ELA portion ofNWEA from Step) 11) Study Tables that support Fall to Spring 11) NWEA Activity

reading writing critical II) 75 of2t st CCLC RAPs will Report thinking reasoning skills show I 0 growth in )exile 11) Monitoring

as required by the New scores from Fall 2010 to growth in student Tech Model Spring )exile levels on

bull Homework Help II) 60 of 21 st CCLC RAPs will MyOn and NWEA

bull Missing Assignments pass 3 of4 quarters ofELA 11) Report card data

bull Tutoring during the school year 11) Records of library

11) Compass Learning online II) 51 of21 st CCLC regular use by 21 st CCLC

curriculum will be used RAPs will pass ISTEP+ ELA RAPs

for remediation and credit 11) 80 of RAPs who use 11) Activity reports on

recovery in ELA Compass Learning will Compass Learning

11) MyOn independent progress a minimum of I level 11) ISTEP+ ELA

reading platfonn per semester Scores

II) Study Island will be used 11) 80 of RAPs will log into

to create online Study Island a minimum of

personalized learning twice during the school year

paths in ELA

12) Increase achievement in Math 12) Small Group Math Skills 12) 75 RAPS will meet or 12) Pre- and post-among 21st CCLC RAPS with 12) Tutoring exceed target growth on the student assessment curriculum that is aligned to Study Buddies Math portion ofNWEA from using locally the Indiana State Standards Computer Math Games Fall to Spring created fonnative

12) Financial Literacy 12) 60 of21 st CCLC RAPs will interim tests (8-

12) Math Lab with computer- pass 3 of4 quarters of Math Step) f

aided instruction daily during the school year 12) NWEA Activity sect 12) 40 of2 I st CCLC RAPs will Reports -12) Compass Learning will be C

used for remediation in pass the ISTEP+ Math 12) Report card data -8 Math 12) 80 of RAPs who use 12) Activity reports on ~

Compass Learning will Compass Learning Cl

21) Increase student involvement in positive school culture

2 Improve Student Behavior

22) Increase students ability to make positive life choices

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12) Study Island will be used to create online personalized learning paths in Math

21) Student-led activities such as gaming and dance

21) Service Projects 21) Student Ambassadors 21) Diversity and Culture

Building Activities 21) Organized school sports

and physical activities 21) Enrichment activities that

require positive interaction with other students

22) Leadership Program Classes and discussions will be offered on the following

bull Character Education

bull Conflict Resolution

bull How to Avoid Making Bad Decisions Gangs Substance Abuse etc

bull Other topics as indicated by surveys

22) Afterschool Reflection Positive motivating video and discussion

22) Activities and projects that explore post-secondary education and

progress a minimum of l level per semester

12) 80 of RAPs who use Study Island will log into Study Island a minimum oftwice during the school year

21) There will be a 2 decrease of Office Disciplinary Referrals (ODRs) among RAPs

21) There will be a 1 decrease in suspensions and expulsions amongRAPs

21) 100 of215t CCLC RAPs will participate in sports recreational activities andor enrichment

22) There will be a 2 decrease of Office Disciplinary Referrals because students are making better choices

22) 100 of2l st CCLC RAPs will participate in at least 1 life skill activities per year

12) ISTEP+ Math Scores

21) Data from the student behavior management program (RDS) 21) Successful completion of an afterschool enrichment program

22) ODRs Suspensions and Expulsion Records from student information system (RDS)

22) Teacher survey of student improvement

22) Student self-reflection survey

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31) Increase attendance of parent participants in afterschool

3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement

32) Increase parentstudentschool relationships with recreational activities

career opportunities for a positive future

bull College Go Week

bull Visit a Campus

bull Visit a Workplace

bull Mentorship Opportunities

bull 21 st Century Scholars 31) Offer RAP parent

opportunities at various times to accommodate parents work schedules Afternoons during afterschool program evenings

31) Raise awareness of RAP parent offerings bull Alert Now mass

messaging bull Marquees bull Letters bull Notifications in English

and Spanish 3 I) Parents will be surveyed

for interest in activities

32) Activities for ParentsStudents bull Side-by-side classes

( ex cooking) bull ParentStudent Service

Projects bull Afterschool Exhibition

of Projects bull Parentstudent sports

( ex basketball volleyball)

31) 10 of21 st CCLC families will participate in a minimum of 1 program activity

31) 40 of21 st CCLC families will return an interest survey

32) 10 of2151 CCLC parents will take part in an activity with their students

32) 40 of2151 CCLC families will return an interest survey

31) Sign in sheets 31) Completion

certificates will document parent participation

31) Evaluations will document parent attendance

3 1) Parent interest survey rate of return

32) Attendance (sign-in sheets)


32) Parent interest survey rate of return

sect

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Lake Ridge 2 P CCLC Program Calumet New Tech l-ligh School (RAP=Rcgular Attending Participant 45 days per year) Proeram Goals Proeram Objectives Proeram Activities Performance Measures Assessment Strateeies

1 Improve 11) Increase ELALiteracy 11) Certified teachers will 11) 75 RAPs will meet or 11) NWEA Growth Reports

Academic achievement among 21st tutor 21 st CCLC students exceed target growth on I I) Report Card and

Achievement CCLC RAPS with curriculum during Academic the ELA portion of transcript data that is aligned to the Indiana Assistance in NWEA from Fall to I I) Monitoring growth in State Standards ELALiteracy Spring student lexile levels on

competencies using the ll) 40 of2l51 CCLC NWEA following Literacy RAPs will show I 0 I I) ISTEP+ ELA Scores Design Principles growth in lexile scores 11) Pre- and post- student

bull Students learn core from Fall to Spring assessment using locally concepts and habits of 11) 75 of2I st CCLC created formative thinking within each RAPs will earn 2 ELA interim tests (8-Step) discipline as defined by credits during the school I I) Communications standards year between regular day

bull Learning activities 11) 45 of2I st CCLC teachers and after school curricula tasks text RAPs will pass the ELA tutors to discuss data and and talk apprentice portion ofthe ISTEP+ plan individualized students within the instruction discipline I I) Student self-referral for

bull Teachers apprentice interest or need students by giving I I ) Teacher referral based

them opportunities to on need engage in rigorous disciplinary activity and providing scaffolding through inquiry direct instruction models and coaching

I I) Compass Learning online curriculum will be used for remediation in ELA

I I) I STEP+ Boot Camp will support students in their review prior to taking the test

I 1) Programming that sunnorts readin~

writing critical thinking reasoning skills such as bull poetry club bull creative writing bull brain games bull publish student work

11) Peer Tutoring

12) Increase Math achievement among 215t CCLC RAPS with curriculum that is aligned to Indiana State Standards

12) Certified teachers will tutor 21 st CCLC students during Academic Assistance in Math competencies

12) Compass Learning online curriculum will be used for remediation and credit recovery in Math

12) ISTEP+ Boot Camp will support students in their review prior to taking the test

12) Peer Tutoring

12) 75 21st CCLC RAPS will meet or exceed target growth on the Math portion ofNWEA from Fall to Spring

12) 75 of2151 CCLC RAPs will earn 2 Math credits during the school year

12) 30 of21 st CCLC RAPs will pass the Math portion of the ISTEP+

12) NWEA Growth Reports 12) Report Card and

transcript data 12) ISTEP+ Math Scores 12) Pre- and post- student

assessment using locally created formative interim tests (8-Step)

12) Monitoring growth in student lexile levels on NWEA

12) Communications between regular day teachers and after school tutors to discuss data and plan individualized instruction

12) Student self-referral for interest or need

1 2) Teacher referral for need

2 Improve 21) Raise student awareness of 21) Post-Secondary 21) 90 of RAPs will have 21) Student Information

Student post-secondary options for experiences (partnering 2 or fewer suspensions System (RDS)

Behavior Calumet New Tech High SchoolRAPs

with Ivy Tech and Urban League) will encourage 21 st CCLC students to investigate and pursue higher education

21) 85 of the 21 st CCLC RAPs will attend more than 923 ofregular school days enrolled

21) 30 ofRAPs will take part in a higher education tour or a class

21) Attendance Records Sign Ins

21) Transcripts

bull College and employer that involves College tours Readiness skills

bull SAT registration 21) 99 RAPs will graduate assistance from high school

bull SAT Review bull F AFSA scholarship

financial aid and college application assistance

bull Apprenticeship resumes and job application assistance

bull Use ofNaviance career exploration and planning platform

21) Partnering with Ivy Tech and Urban League and using concepts from New Tech 21 st CCLC students may participate in the following bull Entrepreneurship bull Kuder Navigator bull College and career

planning

22) Increase students ability to 22) Classes and discussions 22) 90 of215t CCLC 22) Student Information make positive life choices will be offered RAPs will have two or System (RDS)

bull Self-Esteem fewer suspensions 22) Counselor-created needs bull Grief 22) 85 of the 21 st CCLC assessment to determine bull Healthy Relationships RAPs will attend more topics bull Conflict Resolution than 923 of regular bull Other topics as school days enrolled

neededrequested 22) I 0 reduction in Office 22) Extension of Restorative Disciplinary Referrals

Justice Procedures of215t CCLC RAPs

bull Reflective practices bull Mindfulness

bull Service Leaming in lieu ofexclusionary discipline

3 Increase 31) Increase parent attendance in 31) Offer 21 st CCLC 3 1) 30 of RAP families 3 1) Sign in sheets

Family afterschool programming studentparent will participate in a 31) Evaluations will

Involvement opportunities at various minimum of2 program document parent times to accommodate activities attendance parents work schedules 31) 40 of RAP families 31) Parent interest survey afternoons evenings will return an interest rate of return

3 I) Raise awareness of2 I st survey 31) Parent involvement in CCLC studentparent planning activities offerings bull Alert Now mass

messaging bull Marquees bull Letters bull Notifications in

English and Spanish 3 I) Parents will be surveyed

on an ongoing basis for interest in activities

3 I) Parents will participate in planning program activities

32) Increase the number of 32) Offer Activities for 32) 10 of RAP families 32) Attendance (sign-ins) opportunities for parents to ParentsStudents will participate in a 32) Evaluations that become involved in student bull Side-by-sides minimum of 1 program document parent learning self-growth and bull Enrichment Classes activities attendance enrichment bull Family Counseling 32) 40 of RAP families 32) Parent interest survey

bull Family Night will return an interest rate ofretum

32) Offer student-led classes survey

for 21 st CCLC parents bull How to Navigate the

Internet bull English Language for

Spanish Speakers bull Other classes as

requested by parents


B Evidence of Previous Success (Appendix pp 60-62)

C Design Requirements

1 Targeted Students and Their Families

In accordance with the requirements of GEPA 427 the following is a description of steps

to overcome barriers that may impede equitable access or participation in our program

All Lake Ridge middle and high school students participating in after-school services will

be afforded an opportunity to participate in the comprehensive program (Literacy Math

Career and College Readiness etc) regardless of gender race national origin color

disability or age All services offered will be tailored to individual needs with

accommodations as appropriate tutoring services (auditory component) Literacy and

Math Career and College Readiness activities (translation and developmentally

appropriate activitiesmaterials) transportation (handicapped accessible buses) Lake

Ridge Schools is a member of the Northwest Indiana Special Education Cooperative and

collaborates with them to provide appropriate services and accommodations

Furthermore since the plan includes families with limited English proficiency program

information will be distributed to such potential participants in their native language

Parent programs will have translation services when necessary

a See Attachment B page 2

b All students are targeted and will be recruited on the first day of school and during the

school year by flyers newsletters Lake Ridge website and by word-of-mouth

c Not applicable

d The Lake Ridge New Tech Schools serve a small urban region that straddles the

boundaries between the City of Gary and an unincorporated region known as Calumet

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Township The area is both economically and socially depressed Of the total Lake

Ridge student population of 1873 872 of the students are classified as freereduced

lunch and 359 of the population is living in poverty (State average is 141)

During SY 2016-2017 in Lake Ridge New Tech Schools there were 702 suspensions

and 22 expulsions 6 involving drugs andor firearms Currently there are 20 known

students on active probation in the district as per the Lake County Sheriffs Office

Clearly based on the above data Lake Ridge Schools has a critical need for an

afterschool community learning center Lake Ridge Schools is the hub of the

community and there is an urgent need for a place for the children to go after school

ISTEP+ scores are for the most part below the state average Without adequate

remediation and additional learning time students will be locked into an endless cycle of

catch up Currently 532 of students in the middle school and 65 of the high

school students read below grade level as per NWEA

2 Dissemination ofInformation

Parents of students from Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School Calumet New Tech High

School and Repairer of the Breach Ministries will receive information concerning

program logistics and student recruitment in a variety of ways including but not limited

to the following

bull Flyers will be sent home with students and mailed to parents of Lake Ridge and

Repairer of the Breach Ministries

bull Information will be available on the Lake Ridge website

bull Mass phone calls and text messages will be made on Alert Now

bull Information will be placed on school marquees

bull The local media will publish articles which praise the program

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bull A document similar to a college class brochure will list tutoring opportunities and

other classes that will be available after school This will be made available to

students and parents of students who participate in the program

bull Guidance counselors will confer with students who would benefit from the

afterschool program to urge them to take advantage of this opportunity

bull Behavior contracts that include attendance at the afterschool program will be written

by school counselors for students who have discipline andor attendance issues

bull Parents will be given information about afterschool programming at the district-wide

registration in the fall and at other school functions

3 Communication with Schools

a Equitable Service for Non-Public Schools

Students from Repairer of the Breach Ministries may take part in 21 st CCLC activities

(Attachment H p 9) During the Fall of2017 several in-person planning sessions and

telephone conversations took place with Lake Ridge administrators and Dr Mildred

Ewing Principal of Repairer of the Breach Ministries to plan for the attendance of her

students At present she has only one secondary student who might be interested in

attending the Lake Ridge 21 st CCLC program Dr Ewing is aware that academic

information for this student will be required to plan relevant sessions for him and to

evaluate his progress Dr Ewing agreed to be an active participant on the Lake Ridge

21 st CCLC Advisory Council

b Student Record Accessing

To differentiate instruction for students and to monitor progress instructional

personnel must have access to student data Student data reports will be generated by

the Lake Ridge RDS data management system and shared with instructors when

appropriate and with strict attention to privacy Permanent records may be accessed

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by guidance personnel and the Progran1 Director Reports that will be used for

program evaluation will be generated using STN numbers rather than student names

Repairer of the Breach Ministries will provide student data to the Lake Ridge

Program Director for inclusion in state rep01is and to adjust the program

c Sharing Information on Students with Regular-day School Staffamp Families of

Participating Students and Community Stakeholders

Regular day staff will receive reports on student progress every nine weeks or more

frequently if the need ari ses Since the academic tutors are regular Lake Ridge

licensed teachers the reports may be informal or electronic The report may include

rates of progress and information on content so that the regular staff may coordinate

instruction with afterschool instruction Parents of students from Lake Ridge New

Tech Middle School Calumet New Tech High School and Repairer of the Breach

Ministries will receive information concerning the program and student recruitment in

a variety of ways as described on page 27 In addition every parent will receive a

21 st CCLC Parent Handbook which will include information about requirements for

academic achievement behavior and attendance There will also be program reports

that will be given to parents at regular parent programs Community members may

receive information on the Lake Ridge New Tech Schools website and from articles

in the Hammond Times and the Gay Post-Tribune

d Alignment ofIn-School and Out-of-School Time Efforts to Support Student Success

Lake Ridge Schools has an articulated K-1 2 curriculum which is based on Indiana

Academic Standards The K-1 2 curriculum may be found on the Lake Ridge home

page httpwww lakeridgekl2inus The afterschool program will be based on this

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curriculum as well as the high school and middle school School Improvement Plans

which were derived from ISTEP+ PSAT NWEA and other local assessments

4 Programs that Promote Parental Involvement Family Literacy

and Related Educational_Development

Parental involvement in the Lake Ridge community is a challenge Many parents

do not have reliable transportation gas money or they feel uncomfortable because they

themselves were unsuccessful in school Parental involvement with the 21 st CCLC

Program will attack the parental involvement issue on two fronts Parent involvement

with students during the afterschool program and outside ofprogram hours (IAS 8)

Only parents of students enrolled in the 21st CCLC program will participate

Parent Engagement During Afterschool Hours These programs will engage

parents as they interact with their students Side-by-side events may include book

exchanges family game hours science experiments recreational sports and other fun and

educational activities that may be done by parents and students together These activities

will also serve to model for parents how they may help their students at home with

classwork (IAS 13) In addition sessions of a more serious nature may be offered for

parent and child that cover such issues as Internet safety violence prevention and how to

make positive life choices (IAS 13D) Parent classes will cover a variety of topics that

have been suggested on parent questionnaires and during discussions These classes may

include English for non-English speaking parents health and wellness parenting skills

technology recreational sports and literacy

ParentStudent Engagement Outside of Afterschool Hours These occasional

events may include students but will be held outside afterschool hours ( ex weekday

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evenings Saturday etc) to accommodate the needs ofworking parents Only parents

who have students enrolled in the Lake Ridge 21st CCLC Program may participate

in these classesworkshops Classes might include literacy math crocheting Zumba

CPR music resume writing computer use and other topics that are requested by the

parents (IAS 15) When appropriate classes will be offered in both Spanish and English

Each school has a gymnasium large classrooms art and music rooms computer labs and

some have science labs so programs that are academic in nature as well as sports and

recreation may be offered The hoursdays of family services will not exceed that of the

student activities

Activities that are held outside of afterschool program time are opportunities to

promote schoolcommunity and family relationships These fun family events can be

educational for the entire family since there are many levels of learning that can be

experienced by family groups working on projects or just having fun together (IAS 9)

The Lake Ridge 21 st CCLC program will work with families and provide referral services

for other issues outside of its capabilities This plan to engage parents is comprehensive

and attainable because it is an extension of the regular school day as opposed to a standshy

alone activity and because it is based on parent requests

bull Offer classes for parents students and parent and student

bull Hold classes for parents at convenient times for working parents

bull Welcome parents daily into the afterschool program to participate with their students

bull Publicize parent opportunities well in advance of the events

bull Hold activities that reflect student and family interests ( communitystudent surveys)

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5 USDA Approved Snacks for 2JS1 CCLC Children

Toni Rattray Lake Ridge Chartwells Food Service Director will file appropriate

paperwork with the IDOE for the Snacks in After School Care Program She also will

submit appropriate paperwork to the USDA so that the children may be served a full meal

which will include a main course fruit vegetable and milk Ms Rattray will order the

appropriate food take delivery store it in the food service area at the middle and high

schools and coordinate distribution with the Program Director and Site Coordinators

Food will be prepared onsite at the middle and high schools

6 Weekly Schedules

Hours and Weeks of 21 CCLC Program Operation for Students and Parents Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School Grades 6-8

2018-2022-3 HoursDay 4 DaysWeek

Week Day Week Day Weekend Days Evening Before School After School

Hours with Students 0 3dav 0 0 Hours with Family Members 0 5 (average) 0 3year Number ofDavs Per Week 0 4 0 0 Number of Weeks 0 32 0 0 T t IP H- 0 448 0 6

Hours and Weeks of211 CCLC 9-12 Program Operation for Students and Parents Calumet New Tech High School Grades 9-12

2018-2019 - 2 Hours 25 Minutes Per Day Week Day Week Day Week end Days Evening

Before School After School Hours with Students 0 3day 0 0 Hours with Family Members 0 5 (avera_ge) 0 3vear Number ofDavs Per Week 0 4 0 0 Number of Weeks 0 32 0 0 Total Proeram Hours 0 448 0 6

Classes and activities will be organized differently at the middle and high schools The

middle schools schedule will be organized with 6- or 12-week sessions that rotate during the

year The middle school students will be required to sign up for the sessions ahead of time

High School students will select two 1-hour sessions that may or may not require preshy

registration Parent class times and offerings will vary during the year to accommodate parents

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who work afternoons and evenings Pre-registration will be required If there is insufficient

interest the class will be cancelled Some parent classes may be presented by students who will

receive Service Leaming credits The following is a sample ofmiddle and high school schedules

Lake Ridge New Tech Middle Schools 21st Century Community Learning Center

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 30S-330 Sign-inMeal Sign-inMeal Sign-inMeal Sign-inMeal

340-440 Academic Hour Academic Hour Academic Hour Academic Hour

445-SS0 Open Gym Photography

CLASES PARA PADRES (PARENT CLASS)

Clases para aprender Ingles

(English Lessons for Spanish Speakers)

Dance Photography Game Room

Urban League CCR

Photography Crown Counseling Teen

Topics

STUDENT-LED PARENT CLASS

Teach My Parents How to Use Email Please

Art Junior Achievement

CCR Open Gym

600 Dismissal Bus Leaves at 605

Dismissal Bus Leaves at 605



Calumet New Tech High Schools 21st Century Community Learning Center

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 235-255 Sign-inMeal Sign-inMeal SifIl-inMeal Sign-inMeal 300-355 Tutoring

Homework Help

Cooking Urban League CCR

RoboticsCoding Athletic Study Table

Expressions

Tutoring Homework Help

Cooking Game Room

Athletic Study Table Expressions

PARENT CLASS Couponing


Cooking Board GamesChess

Expressions


Archery RoboticsCoding Service Project

Expressions

400-455 Tutoring Homework Help




Expressions Art Design

RoboticsCoding Jr Achievement CCR

Art Design Brain Games

Cooking Expressions

CLASESPARAPADRES (PARENT CLASS)

Clases para aprender Ingles (English Lessons for Spanish

Speakers)

Service Project Cooking

Expressions Board GamesChess Urban League CCR

Expressions Archery

Scrabble Tournament Robotics

STUDENT-LED PARENT CLASS How to Check My

Students Grades on the Computer





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7 2JS CCLC Learning Center

The 21 st CCLC program at Lake Ridge Schools has been known as Hi Def (Helping Individuals

Develop Extraordinary Futures) All logos handbooks correspondence and letterheads will be

changed to identify the Lake Ridge afterschool program as the 21st Century Learning Center

VI PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT NARRATIVE

Professional development will be designed for the Lake Ridge New Tech 21 st CCLC

instructors the same way it is designed for regular school-day teachers Needs will be assessed

by looking at data such as STEP+ NWEA 8-Step Interim Assessments and behavioral data

Provisions for professional development are contained in all Lake Ridge Schools School

Improvement Plans and focus on ELA Math Reading and Writing as indicated by the data

Also professional development opportunities in implementing project-based learning and 21 st

Century skills throughout the curriculum for teachers will be abundant through the New Tech

network which provides coaches for the middle and high schools

Throughout the years of the grant professional development will be determined by the

needs of the students and teachers Teachers new to the district who teach in the program will

receive training in August and afterschool staff who begin during the year will receive training by

the Program Director at the time of employment The Program Director and Site Coordinators will

attend state workshops and the Program Director will attend one national conference Instructors

when appropriate will attend workshops off-site or in-house and at staff meetings All afterschool

staff will receive a 21 st CCLC Employee Handbook that outlines duties safety procedures

protocols and expectations Each new employee will receive training using the manual then

targeted PD as listed below Lake Ridge teachers receive many other PD opportunities than are

listed below as needs are dictated by student data Enrichment instructors who are temporary

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receive in-house PD on behavior management diversity and instructional strategies Many of the

PD opportunities will be funded by other grants

Professional Development Activities - Ycar I

Professional Development Activity

Provider of Activity

Relevant Program Objective

Expected Staff Outcomes

Three state workshops bull Start Up Spring 2018 bull Fall Orientation Fall 2018 bull Sprinf Training Spring 2019

IDOE Required Orientation amp training Program implementation

Two regional meetings bull March 2018 bull November 2018

IDOE Required Information and training Program facilitation and improvement

National Conference To Be Decided Recommended for improved proeram organization

Information about programs and resources

Cultural Inclusion for all staff Urban League Cultural Sensitivity for all staff Program Obiective 21 22

Students will be treated with sensitivityrespect

Trauma Sensitive Training Truman Medical Center

Counseling and instructional strategies for students in crisis Program Objective 21 22

Afterschool staff will be better able to offer instruction for students

21 st CCLC PD Academy TBA How to implement successful afterschool proerams

Improved afterschool pro1m1111

Effective Parental Engagement Rocharda Moore-Morris

Improve parent participation Program Objective 31 32

More parents will take part in 21 st CCLC afterschool activities

NWEA and ISTEP+ Data Disaggregation

NWEA Data Analysis for differentiated instruction for afterschool students Program Objective 11 12

Instruction will improve by better understanding of student needs

Literacy Interventions and Pedagogy

Christina Smekens

Literacy Instruction in the Content Areas Program Objective 11

Middle and high school teachers will gain skills in literacy pedagogy in their content areas

Math Curriculum Design and Pedagogy

Dr Robert Trammel

Dr Trammel will assist Lake Ridge teachers in designing a K-12 math curriculum and provide coaching for math teachers Program Objective 12

Math instruction by afterschool staff will improve

Project Based Leaming New Tech Network coaches

How to implement PBL in all content areas Program Obiective 11 12

Improved Instruction by afterschool staff

Staff Meetings Topics High Ability Reading in the Content Areas Indiana Academic Standards Out of School Time Standards etc

Program Director and District Coaches

To Be Determined by Formative Assessments and Afterschool Standards Program Objective 11


PBIS (Positive Behavior Intervention Supports)

Indiana University

Improved Student Behavior Program Objective 21 22

Classroom Management skills ofafterschool staff will improve

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VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan

Dr Karen Venditti the current 21st CCLC evaluator will be contracted to continue the

evaluate the programs at the middle and high schools Dr Venditti was a literacy professor at St

Joseph College in Rensselaer IN and an experienced 21 st CCLC evaluator She also will provide

an in-kind service by meeting with the Advisory Council to look at data and formative

assessments to make changes in programming She will lead the summative assessment meeting

for the Advisory Council at the end of the four-year program

B Annual Reporting

Required information will be gathered by school personnel from ISTEP+ NWEA grades

graduation information behavior and attendance Repairer of the Breach Ministries will supply

data for their students The data will be disaggregated by the Program Director entered into EZ

Reports andor given to the external evaluator All data will be aggregated at the end of the fourshy

year grant period The external evaluator will compile the data to determine if the benchmarks

have been met yearly and at the end of the four years Her findings will be sent to IDOE in the

annual and final reports

C Use ofResultsfor Program Improvement

The use of evaluation and assessment as well as the use of available resources aligns

with the Indiana Afterschool Standards because it establishes connection with schools and

parents about individual student academic needs and learning goals (IAS 13B)

Data will be gathered from the sources listed on the previous page and shared with the 21 st

CCLC staff as well as the regular school day staff The regular classroom teachers will

communicate the needs of the students with the 21 st CCLC staff who will then match the

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students instruction to their needs The results of these assessments will also be shared with the

Advisory Council who will make recommendations for changes in the curriculum andor

program The Advisory council will also participate in the online self-assessment IN-QPSA

and use the results to make program adjustments The Program Director will make reports to the

Lake Ridge School Board each year (IAS 26-27)

This 21 st CCLC Grant will not be charged for any of the evaluation instruments that will

be used since they are part of the Lake Ridge battery ofassessments The 21 st CCLC program

will be treated as an extension of the school day and activities and lessons for student

remediationmaintenanceenrichment will be created from the regular school day work

C Required Datafrom Schools

Data will be collected as soon as it becomes available by the personnel listed on the

chart The return of teachers surveys will be reflected in their RISE performance evaluations

under the heading ofProfessionalism It is anticipated that the return rate will be 100 INshy

QPSA will be completed by program teachers the administrative personnel and by the Advisory

Council

D Early Learning Programs - Not Applicable

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Data Collection Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School and Calumet New Tech High DataWhen

Collected Designs and

Methods Instruments How Analyzed

Report Availability

Student Collection Use of Evaluation Data

NWEA Math amp Created by Achievement The Program Director will provide Bi-Annual Program Director will The Advisory Council will use ELA NWEA Summary this information to Dr Venditti collect information Fall to Spring formative Septemberamp Growth (NWEA) who will disaggregate the data using NWEA tools growth information to make March and create graphic

representations program changes HIPPA laws apply

Suspensions amp Created by Schoolwide Decline in suspensions and Bi-annual Guidance Directors The Advisory Council will use Expulsions PSIS Team Information expulsions Principals Program this formative information to Bi-annual System (SWIS)

and RDS Graphics Director make program changes

HIPPA laws apply Family Satisfaction Survey Monkey Program Director will tally the Annual Program Director Adjust Opportunities involvement Surveys paper informal surveys Data (English and Ongoing Spanish) Teacher Survey Spring

21st CCLC Created

Survey Monkey Program Director will tally the surveys

Annual Program director The Advisory Council will use this formative information to make program changes

ISTEP+ (Math Pearson ELA and Math The Program Director will provide Annual ISTEP+ The Advisory Council will use and ELA) IDOE this information to Dr Venditti bull Who Guidance and this summative information after each who will disaggregate the data Program Directors to make program changes testing window and create graphic

representation bull When Availability

of test results

HIPPA laws apply

Data Collection Calumet New Tech High School ONLY ECA (Math and Questar ELA and Math The Program Director will provide Annual ECA The Advisory Council will use ELA) IDOE this information to Dr Venditti

who will disaggregate the data and create graphic representation

bull Who Guidance and Program Directors

bull When Availability of test results

this summative information to make program changes HIPPA laws apply

Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 2 1st CCLC Grant Proposal 20 I 7

E Required Performance Measures

ELA and Math Performance Spring proficiency rates on the EnglishLanguage Arts portion ofNWEA wi ll increase from fall proficiency rates each program year

Spring proficiency rates on the math portion ofNWEA will increase from fall proficiency rates each program year

Data Source NWEA Achievement Growth Summary

NWEA Achievement Growth Summary

Program Attendance Data Source 75 Middle School students will attend the afterschool program at least 45 days or more Program Attendance each program year Records

EZ Reports 75 High School students will attend the afterschool program at least 45 days or more each program year

Readiness Measures Data Source There will be an increase of RAPs pursuing PSAT SAT or accelerated course Student Records work (dual credit advanced placement or industry certification) RDS

Graduation Measures (Collected in Years I - 4) 80 of regular program partic ipants in their fourth year of Student records high school will graduate from high school within six months of their grade-level RDS cohort

VIII SUPPORT for STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

Lake Ridge Schools has an ar1iculated K-12 curriculum which is based on Indiana

Academic Standards The K-12 curriculum may be found on the Lake Ridge home page

httplakeridgek12inus The afterschool program will be based on this curriculum as well as

on the School Improvement Plans which were derived from ISTEP+ NWEA ECA and other

local assessments All Lake Ridge teachers have received professional development in the

Indiana Academic Standards and are active in developing the curriculum Using this curriculum

and data obtained from state and local assessments afterschool instructors will create learning

experiences for students in the afterschool program which is an extension of the school day

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Literacy Math and College and Career Readiness will serve as the foundations for the

afterschool academic curricula at the middle and high schools and will be the primary vehicles

through which other skills and content areas are taught Both schools School Improvement

Plans which are on file with the IDOE focus on reading and math In addition College and

Career Readiness will include career exploration 21 st Century skills and diversity

IX SUSTAINABILITY PLAN

The partnerships listed in Section IV will continue after the four-year grant period ends

Instruction will be done by partners volunteers high school students who are working for Service

Learning credits and instructors paid by the district and other grants Other grants such as Titles I

IIA III and IV will provide additional funding for professional development parent involvement

and student remediation It is vital to the success of Lake Ridge New Tech students that there is

an all-out effort to recruit and retain partners for the 21 st CCLC program Although most of the

partners listed in the grant will provide in-kind matches additional funds will be necessary to

maintain the program after the grant period Some personnel costs will be absorbed by Lake

Ridge Lake Ridge New Tech Schools is not in a position from which it can approach improved

student achievement lightly and will do whatever it takes to sustain this program

Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 21 st CCLC Sustainahilit~ Plan

Year

Yearl Full Funding

Action bull 21 st CCLC funds will be used for some purchased programs and supplies that are not

consumable 21 st CCLC funds will be used to increase the number of licensed teachers for bull literacy and math tutoring

bull Parent programs and some afterschool tutors will be funded with Title I funds Title IIA will be used to provide professional development for afterschool staffbull Title III will be used for to provide parent programs for Limited English parents bull

bull Title IV will be used to provide professional development for Trauma Sensitive Instruction for afterschool staff Ivy Tech Community College and Urban League will provide most College and bull Career services gratis

bull Lake Ridge Schools will provide support and in-kind contributions Lake Ridge Educational Foundation will provide grants for afterschool teachers bull

bull There will be an ongoing search for new partners and funding sources

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Year2 Full Funding

bull Ivy Tech Community College and Urban League will provide most College and Career services gratis

bull Continuation ofprogram-building listed in Year I bull Parent programs established and no longer need Title I funds bull Title I will continue to pay for afterschool tutors bull Title IIA will continue to be used to provide professional development for

afterschool staff bull Title III will be used for to provide parent programs for Limited English parents bull Lake Ridge Schools will increase support and in-kind contributions bull Lake Ridge Educational Foundation will provide grants to teachers for projects

Increased use of volunteers and partnershipsbull bull Search for new partners and funding source

Year3 90

Funding


bull Increased use of volunteers and partnerships Lake Ridge New Tech Schools increases support and in-kind contributions bull

bull Title I will continue to pay for afterschool tutors bull Title IIA will be used to provide PD for afterschool staff bull Title III will be used for to provide parent programs for EL parents bull Lake Ridge Educational Foundation will provide grants to teachers for projects bull Grants will be written for new funding sources

Search for new partners and fundin~ sources bull

Year4 85

Funding


bull Increased use of volunteers and partnerships bull Lake Ridge New Tech Schools will increase support and in-kind contributions

Title I will continue to pay for afterschool tutors bull Title IIA will be used to provide professional development for afterschool staff bull

bull Title III will be used for to provide parent programs for Limited English parents Lake Ridge Educational Foundation will provide grants to teachers for projects bull

bull Grants will be written for new funding sources bull Lake County businesses and foundations will assist with funding Arcelor Mittal

NIPSCO etc

X SAFETY AND TRANSPORTATION

A Safety is always a priority for Lake Ridge Schools Both the middle and high schools

have multiple trained safety specialists Emergency plans are kept current posted and staff

routinely reviews safety procedures All afterschool staff have on their cell phones an app called

REM4 which has the district safety plan and procedures contacts and an instant notification for

first responders All buildings are equipped with cameras and doors are locked Visitors must be

buzzed in and immediately report to the office The SRO will be available to afterschool

personnel in the event an emergency arises

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B All Lake Ridge personnel including substitutes and volunteers undergo background

checks All afterschool instructors and volunteers who are not employees of Lake Ridge Schools

will be required to undergo the same background check The results of the background checks

are maintained in the Lake Ridge Central Office and are private When certified teachers are

required to teach content areas they will be fully licensed in their subject areas DOE teacher

licensing requires certification in CPR and AED

C The 21 st CCLC Programs are held in the middle and high schools There are no sidewalks

in the area so walkers are not allowed Bus transportation will be available after school at each

building The bus routes will be assigned each day by the Lake Ridge Transportation Director

with daily information from the Site Coordinators Site Coordinators will be responsible for

seeing that the students are properly supervised while waiting for the bus and that all students are

accounted for and have transportation home Parents will not be expected to pick up their

students Parents who choose to pick up their students must show identification and sign for that

student The Lake County Sheriffs Office is in contact with the Lake Ridge School Resource

Officers about this program Extra law enforcement will be in place to make sure that the

children are safe during the program and on the way home Parents will be given specific

information about release times

College tours and field trips will be arranged using the Lake Ridge stringent set of safety

requirements and codes of conduct for students Furthermore the trips will be heavily

chaperoned by persons who have had background checks Parents will be required to give

written permission for their students to go on any trip

XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

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21st Century Community Learning Centers - Cohort 9 Year 1 Applicant Name xxxxxx

Directions Please enter each Item to to be fund ed Into the appropriate funding category All compone nts (Description Cost Each and Quantity) must be completed for the budget to be approved Please use Quantity Description If needed as necessary to explain the cost Items The Subtotals and Total Budget will calculate a utomatically Input all numbers rounded to the nearest dollar amount Please provide budget detail on the tabs provided for the budget categories

Object cateeory Activity Description Cost Per Item Quantity Quantity Description If needed Total I EXAMPLE 25 hoursweek 52 weeks per year 4 site s 1200 S200

Site Coordinators coordinators total s 62400 12Program Director $320800 12 month contract s 38496

Jt uuurs 1weeK )f weecs ~ iTe Site Coordinators s 2000 816 coordinators total s 16 320

u weeiu o rgtweeK s ce 1 1ea +4 Certified Teachers s 2000 896 weeks 8 hrsweek certified s 17 920

Nonltenified Instructors s lS00 1024 32 weeks 8 hrsweek 4 non- certified s 1S 360

s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096

Sum of the totals line of

all full time staff liste d in EXAMPLE 765 see details Multiplied sum of cell D and cell E In thislinethe above sectionFICA (full-time)

s 3849600 Prouam Director 765 FICA s 294494

~u___ n ean 1gtn ven a Lne s 1887200 Prosrram Director 10000 HAS s 1887200

s 1632000 Site Coordinators 00765 FICA s 1 24848 s 816000Site Coordinators 0075 TRF for 1 certified s 61200

Fringe Benefits s 1792000Certified Teachers 00765 FICA s 137088 s 1792000Certified Teachers 0075 TRF s 134400 s 1536000

Non-certified Instructors 00765 FICA s 117S04 s

s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567

Example s 10400 6 s 624 3 rooms 2 nights~all 2017 - In state conference hotel -

Indianapolis

379 miles RT $38mllo $144 lodging s 27900 1 s 279Start Uo SorinR 2018 lndianaoolis S109middot meals = lt779 379 miles RT $38mile $144 lodging s 27900 1 s 279

Fall Orientation Fall 2018 cno=al = lt070 379 miles RT $38mlle $144 lodging s 27900 1 s 279Serine Tralnin2 SorinR 2019 lt1M-meals = lt070

Reelonal meetin2s s 7000 4 150 miles RT $38mile $57 meals $13

(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117

EXAMPLE Student Transportation

s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168

Student Buses s 13 39000 3 3 Busesday 132 davs $102dav s 40170

s s

s s s s

Travel s s s s s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad

s 40000 4 For academicprogram listed in program

narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S

EXAMPLE Program Supplies (pencils

calculators hand sanitizer etc )

$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students

naoer ink post aRe etc

rdasses cookln2 artherv nho tnctranhv s

s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600

EXAMPLE l ocal Evaluat ion Service s

EXAMPLE Cont racted arts P rcgtRrammlnR

s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000

local Evaluation Services s 700000 1 Total Cost s 7000

EZ Report Software $ 80000 2 Estimated Cost s 1 600

EZ ReoortAoo $ 40000 2 1 per site s 800

Contractual IVTlll Tra inin11 of Trainers s

$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300

EXAMP LE Staff Trainings

s

s $

$

s

1200 75 3 t rainings for 25 staff members s

s s s $

900

Professional Development amp s s Training

s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S

EXAMPLE Staff Background Checks

s 2SOO 15 s 375

Staff Backaround Checks s 2500 6 s l S0

s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000

approved Indirect cost Indire ct Costs s 175 000 rate approved rate s

Indirect Costs 0 I $175000001 I s SUBTOTAL $

TOTAL YEAR 1 $ 175000

Rounded

Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 2 J- CCLC Grant Proposal 20I 7

Dr Jennifer McCormick Superintendent of Public Instruction

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ttlrnkiJl 7oRJIRJl pl~turiRlt~11eceM

21st Century Community Learning Centers

Budget Summary Federal Agency US Department of Education -- Pass-Through Entity Indiana Department of Education

CFDA 84287 -- Federal Award ID S287C 1500 14 -- Fiscal Year of Award 2016

Project Year 2018-2019 -- Cohort 9 Year 1


Applicant Federal ID Number 35-6006209 Grantee DUNS 70010442

Budget Categories Project Year 1 Personnel $8809600

Fringe Benefits $2756700

Travel $111700

Transportation $4017000

Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000

Contractual $1030000

Professional Development amp Training $000

Other $15000

Total Direct Costs $000

Indirect Costs $000

Contractual (not included in ICR) $000

Total $17500000

Reimbursement will only be made for charges specificially permitted under the scope of funding

and in accordance with Indiana State Law under the approved grant agreement

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Appendix

MOUs bull Ivy Tech Community College 48-49 bull Urban League 50-51 bull Chartwells Food Service 52-53 bull Dr Karen Venditti (KJ Education Solutions) 54-55 bull Lake Ridge Educational Foundation 56-57 bull Crown Counseling 58-59

Evidence of Previous Success 60-62 Equitable Access 63

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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with

Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana Gary

PURPOSE This Memorandum ofUnderstanding (MOU) defines the manner in which Ivy Tech Community College will partner with the 21st Century Community Leaming Center Program (21 st

CCLC) being offered by Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School and Calumet New Tech High School of Lake Ridge Schools The partnership with Ivy Tech Community College is intended to benefit the students and their academic success by providing them guidance in college and career readiness

PERIOD This Memorandum of Understanding begins June 1 2017 and ends on May 31 2022 unless circumstances arise that either party sees fit to modify or cancel the terms of this agreement

PROVISIONS of SERVICES The signatory agencies commit themselves to participate as a partner in the program Planning day-to-day operations and services for the program fall under the jurisdictionmiddot of the designee of the school system and the role of support for information concerning college and career readiness and participation on the 21s CCLC Advisory Board which will become contained in the statement ofwork for Ivy Tech Community College

Method ofDelivery Students will be provided these services after normal school hours in the context of the school system and school facility unless tours or similar approved activities are appropriate

Supportfor the Program bull Lake Ridge Schools will provide

Necessary facility and audio-visual equipment as well as handouts and class materials when required

bull Ivy Tech Community College will assist Lake Ridge New Tech Schools in making this program successful by the following Provide information and guidance in college and career readiness Provide workshops on the use ofKuder an online career assessment tool Assist Calumet High School in offering IVYT 111 a college culture and

study skills course Reimburse Lake Ridge for buses to transport students to tour the Ivy Tech campus Provide an onsite admissions day Serve on the Lake Ridge New Tech 21 st CCLC Advisory Council

Special Services or Conditions Surveys and pre-registration will determine the need for and feasibility for any given activity Ivy Tech will comply with the Sub Grant Assurances

MODIFICATIONS AND DISPUTES This Memorandum ofUnderstanding is entered into between the partners and by date of signature The term of this document shall be continuous for the four-year term ofthe 21 st CCLC Grant

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This MOU may be reviewed and amended at any time providing both parties agree in writing to changes proposed A modification request made by one party must be responded to within 60 days

Either party may withdraw from this Memorandum ofUnderstanding by giving written notice of intent to withdraw at least sixty (60) calendar days in advance of the effective withdrawal date

Both parties shall first attempt to resolve MOU disputes informally Either party may call a meeting to discuss and resolve disputes

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND NON-DISCRIMINATION Equal Opportunity Assurances The parties to this agreement will assure that it will fully comply with the nondiscrimination and equal opportunity provisions of Section 188 ofWIA and its implementing regulations at 29 CFR Part 37 These regulations prohibit discrimination because of race color religion sex national origin age disability or political affiliation or belief in both participation and employment In the case of participants only it prohibits discrimination based on citizenship or his or her participation in any WIA Title I-financially assisted program or activity

Discrimination Complain Procedures The parties to this agreement will assure those complaints alleging discrimination on any of the above bases will be processed in accordance with the school systems standard operating procedures The partner agrees to follow this guidance and abide by all rules and expectations Any complaints that are brought to the attention of the partner will be turned over to the school system for follow up

Accessibility and Reasonable Accommodation The parties to this agreement will assure that the following is

a Facilities and programs are architecturally and programmatically accessible b Reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities c The method of which costs will be allocated for making reasonable accommodation will relate to the

direct program involvement of the individual making the request

Obligation to Provide Notice The parties to this agreement will provide ongoing and continuing notification that it does not discriminate on any of the prohibited basis

ACCEPTANCE AND SIGNATURES By signing this MOU the authority representing partners agrees to the terms stated for their respective organizations

For the Lake Ridge New Tech School Corporation For Ivy Tech Community College

Caleb WestbergDr Sharon Johnson Shirley Printed Name Printed Name_

Director of K-12 Initiatives Ivy Tech Community CollegeSuperintendent Lake Ridge Schools Title Title

t4e6weMG~Caleb Westberg (cilaquot20 Signature

Dees 2011 ~ 1tf-17Date Date

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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANpJ~iidge New Tech Schools 4650 21st CCLC Grant Proposal 2017 Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with

Urban League

PURPOSE This Memorandum ofUnderstanding (MOU) defines the manner in which the Urban League will partner with the 21st Century Community Learning Center Program (21 st CCLC) being offered by Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School and Calumet New Tech High School ofLake Ridge Schools The partnership with the Urban League is intended to benefit the students and their academic success by assuring that the afterschool programs in their respective schools meets the criteria for successful afterschool programs as set forth by 21st CCLC and the Indiana Afterschool Standards

PERIOD This Memorandum ofUnderstanding begins June I 2017 and ends on June 1 2022 unless circumstances arise that either party sees fit to modify or cancel the terms of this agreement

PROVISIONS of SERVICES The signatory agencies commit themselves to participate as a partner in the program Planning day-to-day operations and services for the program fall under the jurisdiction of the designee ofthe school system and the role of program evaluation will become contained in the statement ofwork for the Urban League

Method ofDelivery Students will be provided these services after normal school hours in the context of the school system and school facility unless tours job shadowing or similar approved activities are appropriate Program evaluation services will be scheduled at the mutual convenience of the partners

Support for the Program bull Lake Ridge Schools will provide

Access to pertinent student data Access to staffand classrooms for visitation purposes

bull The Partner will assist the Lake Ridge School to make this program successful by the following Provide assistance in the planning ofCollege and Career Ready after-school opportunities for students Provide workshops relative to College and Career Ready topics for students afterschool Participate on the Lake Ridge 21 st CCLC Advisory Board

OPERATING COSTS bull Specific operating costs covered by the partner either direct or in kind are noted below

Services will be gratis unless otherwise designated

OUTCOMES and PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS bull Consultations between the Director ofthe 21 st CCLC Program and the Urban League will be used to

improve the after-school program to meet the needs ofLake Ridge students bull The Urban League will comply with the Subgrant Assurances as set forth by the IDOE

MODIFICATIONS AND DISPUTES

This Memorandum ofUnderstanding is entered into between the partners and by date ofsignature The te~O

document shall be continuous for the four-year term ofthe 21 st CCLC Grant Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650

2JS CCLC Gr4nt Proposal 2017This MOU may be reviewed and amended at any time providmg both parties agree m wn1ing to cnanges proposed A modification request made by one party must be responded to within 90 days

Either party may withdraw from this Memorandum of Understanding by giving written notice of intent to withdraw at least ninety (90) calendar days in advance of the effective withdrawal date


EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND NON-DISCRIMINATION

Equal Opportunity Assurances The parties to this agreement will assure that it will fully comply with the nondiscrimination and equal opportunity provisions of Section 188 ofWIA and its implementing regulations at 29 CFR Part 37 These regulations prohibit discrimination because ofrace color religion sex national origin age disability or political affiliation or belief in both participation and employment In the case ofparticipants only it prohibits discrimination based on citizenship or his or her participation in any WIA Title 1-financially assisted program or activity

Discrimination Complain Procedures The parties to this agreement will assure those complaints alleging discrimination on any of the above bases will be processed in accordance with the school systems standard operating procedures The partner agrees to follow this guidance and abide by all rules and expectations Any complaints that are brought to the attention ofthe partner will be turned over to the school system for follow up

Accessibility and Reasonable Accommodation The parties to this agreement will assure the following

a Facilities and programs are architecturally and programmatically accessible b Reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities c The method ofwhich costs will be allocated for making reasonable accommodation will relate to the




For the Lake Ridge School Corporation

Dr Sharon Johnson-Shirley Dr Vanessa Altt1-McCloud

Printed Name Printed Name

Superintendent Lake Ridge Schools President and CEO Urban League of Title Northwest Indiana

T~~J~~lt)J~~4FJ) Signature ~1gnature

112917 112917 Date Date

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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANPJ~jidge New Tech Schools 4650

Lake Ridge Schools 2JSI CCLC Grant Proposal 2017

partnering with

Chartwells

PURPOSE This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) defines the manner in which Chartwells will partner with the 21st Century Community Learning Center Program (21 st CCLC) being offered by Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School and Calumet New Tech High School ofLake Ridge Schools The partnership with Chartwells is intended to benefit the students and their academic success by providing an afterschoolsnack

PERIOD This Memorandum ofUnderstanding begins June 1 2018 and ends on May 31 2022 unless circumstances arise that either party sees fit to modify or cancel the terms of this agreement

PROVISIONS of SERVICES The signatory agencies commit themselves to participate as a partner in the program Planning day-to-day operations and services for the program fall under the jurisdiction of the designee ofthe school system and the role of snack provider falls to Chartwells

Method ofDelivery Students will be provided these services after normal school hours in the context of the school system and school facility unless field trips or similar approved activities are appropriate


Necessary facility audio visual equipment as well as handouts and class materials when required

bull The Partner will assist the Lake Ridge School to make this program successful by the following Wnte a grant to the OS Department of Agncultures child and Adult Program for after school meals for students in the program They will also provide when appropriate parent and student supportworkshops in the areas ofnutrition education and making healthy food choices

Special Services or Conditions Pre-registration will determine the number ofmeals provided Chartwells will comply with the Sub Grant Assurances


Grant writing to be provided by Chartwells will be provided gratis

Instructors that provide student or staff instruction will be provided gratis


This Memorandum ofUnderstanding is entered into between the partners and by date ofsignature The term ofthis document shall be continuous for the four-year term ofthe 21 st CCLC Grant

This MOU may be reviewed and amended at any time providing both parties agree in writing to changes proposed A modification request made by one party must be responded to within 90 days Page I52

Title

112117

Eth their fr th M d f d d b LakefljdgltJNew_]pch Schoog_LJ~501 er party may WI aw om IS emoran um O Un erstan mg y g1vmg wn1raquo ecfc6Jli8 ~l~f7

at least ninety (90) calendar days in advance of the effective withdrawal date P



Equal Opportunity Assurances The parties to this agreement will assure that it will fully comply with the nondiscrimination and equal opportunity provisions of Section 188 of WIA and its implementing regulations at 29 CFR Part 37 These regulations prohibit discrimination because ofrace color religion sex national origin age disability or political affiliation or belief in both participation and employment In the case of participants only it prohibits discrimination based on citizenship or his or her participation in any WIA Title I-financially assisted program or activity

Discrimination Complaint Procedures The parties to this agreement will assure those complaints alleging discrimination on any of the above bases will be processed in accordance with the school systems standard operating procedures The partner agrees to follow this guidance and abide by all rules and expectations Any complaints that are brought to the attention ofthe partner will be turned over to the school system for follow up






For the Lake Ridge School Corporation For Chartwells

Dr Sharon Johnson-Shirley Toni Rattray Printed Name Printed Name

Lake Ridge Food Services Coordinator

Date

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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANPJtl~idge New Tech Schools 4650 21st CCLC Grant Proposal 2017

L k Ridge c Ia e S hoo s

partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti

PURPOSE This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) defines the manner in which Dr Karen Venditti will partner with the 21st Century Community Learning Center Program (21 st CCLC) being offered by Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School and Calumet New Tech High School of Lake Ridge Schools The partnership with Dr Karen Venditti is intended to benefit the students and their academic success by assuring that the afterschool programs in their respective schools meets the criteria for successful afterschool programs as set forth by 21st CCLC and the Indiana Afterschool Standards


PROVISIONS of SERVICES The signatory agencies commit themselves to participate as a partner in the program Planning day-to-day operations and services for the program fall under the jurisdiction of the designee ofthe school system and the role of program evaluation will become contained in the statement ofwork for Dr Karen Venditti

Method ofDelivery Students will be provided these services after normal school hours in the context ofthe school system and school facility unless tours job shadowing or similar approved activities are appropriate Program evaluation services will be scheduled at the mutual convenience of the partners



bull The Partner will assist the Lake Ridge School to make this program successful by the following Assist in the design ofevaluation for the Lake Ridge Elementary and Middle Schools 21st CCLC programs Provide quarterly evaluations ofthe program to include suggestions for program improvement Draft appropriate reports as required by the Indiana Department ofEducation


Dr Karen Venditti will be paid $7000 for multiple visits Advisory Board participation and report writing

OUTCOMES and PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS bull Evaluations prepared by Dr Karen Venditti will fulfill the requirements for program evaluation ofthe Lake

Ridge 21st CCLC Program as set forth by the Indiana Department ofEducation bull Consultations between the Director ofthe 21 st CCLC Program and Dr Karen Venditti will be used to

improve the program to meet the needs ofLake Ridge students bull Dr Karen Venditti will comply with the Subgrant Assurances as set forth by the IDOE

MODIFICATIONS AND DISPUTES Page 154

Th M d f U d d middot d b th d Lak(1id$~fW TecJ~chools IM_~OIS emoran um O bull n erstan mg IS entere mto etween e partners an oy aatttettranh7rWml-8lih

document shall be continuous for the four-year tenn ofthe 21 st CCLC Grant P


Either party may withdraw from this Memorandum of Understanding by giving written notice of intent to withdraw at least ninety (90) calendar days in advance ofthe effective withdrawal date



Equal Opportunity Assurances The parties to this agreement will assure that it will fully comply with the nondiscrimination and equal opportunity provisions of Section 188 of WIA and its implementing regulations at 29 CFR Part 37 These regulations prohibit discrimination because of race color religion sex national origin age disability or political affiliation or belief in both participation and employment In the case ofparticipants only it prohibits discrimination based on citizenship or his or her participation in any WIA Title I-financially assisted program or activity

Discrimination Complain Procedures The parties to this agreement will assure those complaints alleging discrimination on any ofthe above bases will be processed in accordance with the school systems standard operating procedures The partner agrees to follow this guidance and abide by all rules and expectations Any complaints that are brought to the attention of the partner will be turned over to the school system for follow up


a middot Facilities and programs are architecturally and programmatically accessible b Reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities c The method ofwhich costs will be allocated for making reasonable accommodation will relate to the

direct program involvement ofthe individual making the request


ACCEPTANCE AND SIGNATURES By signing this MOU the authority representing partners agrees to the tenns stated for their respective organizations

For the Lake Ridge School Corporation For Dr Karen Venditti

Dr Sharon Johnson-Shirley Dr Karen Venditti Printed Name Printed Name

112117 Date Date

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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTAN2JH~idge New Tech Schools 4650

Lake Ridge Schools 2P CCLC Grant Proposal 2017

partnering with

Lake Ridge Educational Foundation

PURPOSE This Memorandum ofUnderstanding (MOU) defines the manner in which the Lake Ridge Educational Foundation will partner with the 21st Century Community Leaming Center Program (21 st CCLC) being offered by Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School and Calumet New Tech High School of Lake Ridge Schools The partnership with the Lake Ridge Educational Foundation is intended to benefit the students and their academic success by providing an after school snack






bull The Partner will assist the Lake Ridge School to make this program successful by the following Ottenng to teachers of the H1 Def 2151 CCLC Program the opportumty to wnte grant proposals for funding for materials curriculum and activities to be used for Hi Defstudents

Special ~ervices or Conditions Hi Defpersonnel must follow the guidelines for grant proposals as set forth by the Lake Ridge Educational Foundation


Consideration of grant proposals


This Memorandum ofUnderstanding is entered into between the partners and by date ofsignature The term ofthis document shall be continuous for the four-year term ofthe 21st CCLC Grant


Either party may withdraw from this Memorandum ofUnderstanding by giving written notice of intent tJgtfijffl~

at least ninety (90) calendar days in advance of the effective withdrawal date Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650

Both parties shall first attempt to resolve MOU disputes informally Either party mif~Mhfhi~fflilt6rltBR- gfld 7 resolve disputes


Equal Opportunity Assurances The parties to this agreement will assure that it will fully comply with the nondiscrimination and equal opportunity provisions of Section 188 ofWIA and its implementing regulations at 29 CFR Part 37 These regulations prohibit discrimination because ofrace color religion sex national origin age disability or political affiliation or belief in both participation and employment In the case ofparticipants only it prohibits discrimination based on citizenship or his or her participation in any WIA Title I-financially assisted program or activity






ACCEPTANCE AND SIGNATURES By signing this MOU the authority representing partners agrees to the terms stated for their respective organimtions

For the Lake Ridge School Corporation For Cbartwells

Dr Sharon Johnson-Shirley Eric Worthington Printed Name Printed Name

Lake Ridge Educational Foundation Title

ature ~ 112114 12117 Date Date

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-141keJUdge New Tech Schools 4650 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDINiiis CCLC Grant Proposal 2017

Lake Bidge_Schools partnering with

Crown Counseling

PURPOSE This Memorandum ofUnderstanding (MOU) defines the manner in which Crown Counseling will partner with the 21st Century Community Learning Center Program (21bullt CCLC) being offered by Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School and Calumet New Tech High School ofLake Ridge Schools The partnership with Crown Counseling is intended to benefit the students and their academic success by assuring that the afterschool programs in their respective schools meets the criteria for successful afterschool programs as set forth by 21st CCLC and the Indiana Afterschool Standards

PERIOD This Memorandum ofUnderstanding be~ June 1 2017 and ends on June 1 2022 unless circumstances arise that either party sees fit to modify or cancel the terms ofthis agreement

PROVISIONS of SERVICES The signatory agencies commit themselves to participate as a partner in the program Planning day-to-day operations and services for the program fall under the jurisdiction of the designee ofthe school system and the role of program evaluation will become contained in the statement ofwork for Crown Counseling

Method ofDelivery Students will be provided these services after normal school hours in the context ofthe school system and school facility unless tours job shadowing or similar approved activities are appropriate Program evaluation services will be scheduled at the mutual convenience ofthe partners


Access to~tstudent data ~ia -middot bullbullbull- j middot-

~s to staffand clissiooms for visitationeuo~ -- - - ~ bull e -- bull x _ ~-- ____ __ u bull bull bull bull bullbullbullbullbull_--~-- - ---


OUTCOMES and PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS bull Crown Counseling will comply with the Subgrant Assurances as set forth by the IDOE


This Memorandum ofUnderstanding is entered into between the partners and by date ofsignature The term ofthis document shall be continuous for the four-year term of the 2111 CCLC Grant


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Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650

Either party may withdraw from this Memorandum ofUnderstanding by giving writteh1~li~tt6~17

at least ninety (90) calendar days in advance ofthe effective withdrawal date



Equal-Opportunity Assurances The parties to this agreement will assure that it will fully comply with the nondiscrimination and equal opportunity provisions ofSection 188 ofWIA and its implementing regulations at 29 CFR Part 3 7 These regulations prohlbit discrimination because of race color religion sex national origin age disability or political affiliation or beliefin both participation and employment In the case ofparticipants only it prohibits discrimination based on citizenship or his or her participation in any WIA Title 1-finanoially assisted program or activity

Discrimination Complain Procedures The parties to this agreement will assure those complaints alleging discrimination on any of the above bases will be processed in accordance with the school systems standard operating procedures The partner agtees to follow this guidance and abide by all rules and expectations Any complaints that are brought to the attention of the partner will be turned over to the school system for follow up

AccesslbilltymiddotandReasollfllile Amiddotccommodatlt11J The parties to thi4 agnement will 8S8llle the following



ObUgatlon to Provide Notice The parties to this agreement will provide ongoing and continuing notification that it does not discriminate on any of the prolubited basis

ACCEPTANCE AND SIGNATURES By signing this MOU die authority representing partneis agrees to the terms stated for their respective organizations

For the Lake Ridge School Corporation For Crown Coun~ ~

Sl~ 1pound-~-1~ ~ _ bull u ca-

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Evidence of Previous Success

Lake Ridge New Tech Schools has operated 21 st CCLC programs for eight years due to

the generous funding from the government From 2010-2014 the program was implemented at

Calumet New Tech High School and in 2015 Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School was added

to the program These after-school programs provide services to high-poverty students who

would otherwise have no safe place to go after school no help with homework or the opportunity

to take part in enrichment classes and in some cases little to eat The Lake Ridge afterschool

program provides all of that dinner homework help fun socialization and a ride home

While mentioning roadblocks may not be the best way to start describing the stellar

accomplishments of the Lake Ridge 21 st CCLC programs there are factors that must be considered

1 The rate of transiency for Lake Ridge Schools varies from 40-60 This means that

it is not easy to amass 2- and 3-year data for students who are here today and gone

tomorrow In fact it is difficult even to achieve RAP status for our students which

makes the fact that both the middle and high school programs have made their RAP

numbers each year even more remarkable There was a 50 gain in ISTEP passage

in the middle and high schools combined for 3-year RAPs

2 After-school programming in secondary schools is difficult due to student

participation in sports clubs etc

3 Parent participation is difficult due to lack of transportation and stability in the home

Calumet New Tech High School

2014-2015 All Short-Term Performance Measures (STPM) were met and exceeded projections

2015-2016 All STPM were met with the exception of graduation for which the projection was

90 and the actual was 89

Page 160


2016-2017 Two STPM fell slightly short ofprojection The other STPM exceeded projection by 6

RAP Status The attendance target for the last 3 years was 70 RAPs The actual number of

RAPs exceeded the target for all three years

The success of the high school program included College and Career Readiness activities

that included a speaker panel and multiple college tours to which parents were invited F AFSA

nights were held for students and their parents Opportunities for Service Learning were provided

by allowing high school students to lead middle school activities There were also well-attended

enrichment activities that included music dance theater archery and other sports Students

attended a STEM camp at the Duneland Nature Center and parents took part in Strengthening

Families and EL parent night After-school students also attended and served as student

ambassadors at the Indiana Youth Institute state conference All of this was in addition to the

intensive tutoring and homework help that was offered The ISTEP and ECA Boot Camps

were well attended


2014-2015 STPMs fell slightly short of the projections

2015-2016 STPMS fell slightly short of the projections

2016-2017 STPMs exceeded the projections by at least 50

The disparity ofSTPMprojection and actual was due to the district switchingfrom

Acuity to NWEA Accurate comparable data was not available

RAP Status The projected RAP number was 81 for the last three years The first year RAP

projection was met at 81 The second year the RAP count increased to 111 and the third

year was 91

Page 161

Lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 2 1 CCLC Grant Proposal 201 7

Middle School students and their parents attended college tours and heard guest speakers

on College and Career Readiness Enrichment activities included an award-winning

photography club archery foreign language Girls on the Run Camp Invention and a cooking

club A Jr Police Program which was led by a Lake County Sheriff Students attended a STEM

camp at the Duneland Nature Center The middle school held several programs and a Spring

Exhibition to showcase after-school student work to parents and the community Academic

programs included tutoring and homework help as well as ISTEP Jumpstart Lake Ridge New

Tech Middle School s 2I51 CCLC after-school program was recognized by the IDOE

HI-DEF Helping Individuals Design Extraordinary Futures

Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School is Making It Happen

WE ARE 011 urban school of approx11tIalely 430 students within a district of 11oorly 2000 students In Cstumat Township Gary Indiana Wo servo srudons from Gary MomMita and Grff11 Indiana

OUR STUDENTS amp FAMILI ES aro dlvorso 11 comparison lo our city end our gu1101 ol commumty 0 111 school demographcs mcludo students who ere 45 While 259 Hispanic 206 African-Amorican and 106 Multiracial

OUR T EACHERS no proucl of our school

and look foword to coming to work Wo hovo 30 oacfors 12 11stwctionaf ados and multiple community pJ1ners who aido in making our ofto1schoof program a s11ccoss

OUR PROMISI NG PRACTICE Hi-Def IS an aftorschoot program Over the course of the year 1earty 150 sudents sign up to pa1icipate m a 3-hour program that provides dinner an llo11r of fuloringonrichmont and on ho11r of a fun activity or club The purpose Is to prosont sltldenfs wlh o balance of academic and soclal ocvHas whila gtvog ham a ptaca to go n

hosa cntical hours alter school whBII paronts ao working Sudenrs ara aba to gat homework holp targotod skills practice and 0111 cflmonr octlvltias ro keep them stay ahead of tholr crass Wo frock studDnts formotlvo assessme11t scores during tha school day so that addtioner holp can bi offered dunng this extended day program Our goal Is to sea moro than ovorogo Qrovrh from pal1icponts versus no11-partrcIpalls We have over 25 fun ocrlvltlas or clubs ovar 1o course of tho year mcludtng coolltiIg club donca ckib archery croovo wrrng loralgn language clubs end our 11ow 1enowned Phoogrophy Clt1b 11 add1tio11 worlltshops and classos oro conductod spoc1fcolly for poronrs to also bo mvolvod wllh lholr kids and participate ao11gsldo them

OUR STEPS HI-DEF IS fullded through tho 21st Ca11tury Community Lear1111tg Center Grant and Schoo Improvement Gront

The Indiana Department of Education is honored to recognize


for effective implementation of the Promising Practice of

HI-DEF

Than k you for MAKING IT HAPPEN I

July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS

1vo novor known a program hko this boforo thls Is such bull grcol oxpcrlmco tc our kJda lo gel 10 know

each olher ond their teachers oullldo of the classroom middot - K Manlla Teacher

i-t1-Del Is cool and tun il gavo me scrnething 10 do -A1iana Sludenl

Ancther educalional step 10 success Miranda Student

middot 11 was a creil ive experience where you can be you ond not bo Judged- - Lexi Student

For moro lnlonnD1i011 00011 sclCOI orcopomtloo omid 11s 01 lfYtmlllgltpndpOghQgbull oor or VI$ 011r1vebsle et www 1(1lterldgQ 112in us

Page j 62


Equitable Access and Participation

The GEP A information about equitable access for special needs students teachers and other

program beneficiaries may be found on page 25 of the grant narrative Additional information

about private school information may be found on page 9

Equitable Participation

of

Private School Consultation

Fonn

Janet Flmes Assistant Superintendent Lake Ridge New Tech Schools conaponded with Dr Mildred Ewing Principal Repairer ofthe Breach Ministries via registered mail as well as by phone on November 20 2017 in consultation for participation in a 21 a Century Community Leaming Center initiative in Oary Indiana

We hereby testify as indicated by the below signatures that appropriate consultation as described by Subpart l ofPart E ofTide VIII ofthe ESEA has occuned

_x_ Yes we wiah to participate

_No we do not wish to participate

__Yes we wish to participate and request further consultation

Dr Mildred Ewing Name of Private School Administrator

Name ofPrivate School Administrator Signature

Janet Flores Assistant Superintendent Name ofApplicant Official

Kathy Martin Title I and DI Director Name ofApplicant Official Signature

Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date

lake Ridge New Tech Schools 4650 211 CCLC Grant Proposal 201 7

List of Schools to be Served by 21st CCLC Form 2 - Attachment B


Contact Name Janet Flores Assistant Superintendent

Organization Lake Ridge New Tech Schools

Phone 219-838-181 9 x8 Fax 219-98 9-7802

Address 6111 West Ridge Road Garv IN 46408

Email jfloreslakeridgeschoolsnet

Has this Free school been and Limited Estimated of Students Focus or Estimated

Name ofSchool to be Served by 2l 1tCCLC (including School and

School Corporation)

served before under a previous 21 11 CCLC rant

Reduce d

Lunch

English Proficient Students

that will attend the uroiram at least 45 da)Sor

60 da)s to be served Per School Year

YI n 3 4

Priority School

(indicate FP ifyes)

number of Students

with Disabilities to be served


NO

877 2 1 45

60

75 75 75 75 p 3

Calumet New Tech High School s NO

83 6 23 45

60

75 75 75 75 2

YES 45

NO 60

YES 45

NO 60

YES 45

NO 60

YES 45

NO 60

Page 12










City



Page 13





Phone 219-838-1819 x8 Fax 219-989-7802

IN 46408






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and arents







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Page 16
























Page 17








1 Personnel

2 Fringe Benefits

3 Travel


5 Equipment




Year 1

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year2

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year3

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$175000

Year4

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Total

$352384

$110268

$4468

$160680

$0

$30400 $41200 $600

$700000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$700000

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to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date










City



Page 13





Phone 219-838-1819 x8 Fax 219-989-7802

IN 46408






Page 14

i-----------~---------1 Organization




















Page 15





and arents







1

Page 16
























Page 17








1 Personnel

2 Fringe Benefits

3 Travel


5 Equipment




Year 1

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year2

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year3

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$175000

Year4

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Total

$352384

$110268

$4468

$160680

$0

$30400 $41200 $600

$700000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$700000

Page I8













SigJufil Date


Page 19





















Page 110


I Abstract























Page I 11

















Page 112
























Page I 13
























Page I 14
















C NeedsServices













Page I 15






















Page I 16
















Page 117





















paths in ELA










-


























i cl ~

~ ~

0


3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

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11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date





Phone 219-838-1819 x8 Fax 219-989-7802

IN 46408






Page 14

i-----------~---------1 Organization




















Page 15





and arents







1

Page 16
























Page 17








1 Personnel

2 Fringe Benefits

3 Travel


5 Equipment




Year 1

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year2

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year3

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$175000

Year4

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Total

$352384

$110268

$4468

$160680

$0

$30400 $41200 $600

$700000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$700000

Page I8













SigJufil Date


Page 19





















Page 110


I Abstract























Page I 11

















Page 112
























Page I 13
























Page I 14
















C NeedsServices













Page I 15






















Page I 16
















Page 117





















paths in ELA










-


























i cl ~

~ ~

0


3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

~ i Cl














11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date

i-----------~---------1 Organization


Fo1m 5 - Attachment E Memorandum of Understanding Form Partners signing below agree to abide by the Assurances (Form 9 on 7)


















Page 15





and arents







1

Page 16
























Page 17








1 Personnel

2 Fringe Benefits

3 Travel


5 Equipment




Year 1

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year2

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year3

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$175000

Year4

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Total

$352384

$110268

$4468

$160680

$0

$30400 $41200 $600

$700000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$700000

Page I8













SigJufil Date


Page 19





















Page 110


I Abstract























Page I 11

















Page 112
























Page I 13
























Page I 14
















C NeedsServices













Page I 15






















Page I 16
















Page 117





















paths in ELA










-


























i cl ~

~ ~

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3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

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11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date





and arents







1

Page 16
























Page 17








1 Personnel

2 Fringe Benefits

3 Travel


5 Equipment




Year 1

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year2

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year3

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$175000

Year4

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Total

$352384

$110268

$4468

$160680

$0

$30400 $41200 $600

$700000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$700000

Page I8













SigJufil Date


Page 19





















Page 110


I Abstract























Page I 11

















Page 112
























Page I 13
























Page I 14
















C NeedsServices













Page I 15






















Page I 16
















Page 117





















paths in ELA










-


























i cl ~

~ ~

0


3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

~ i Cl














11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date
























Page 17








1 Personnel

2 Fringe Benefits

3 Travel


5 Equipment




Year 1

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year2

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year3

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$175000

Year4

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Total

$352384

$110268

$4468

$160680

$0

$30400 $41200 $600

$700000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$700000

Page I8













SigJufil Date


Page 19





















Page 110


I Abstract























Page I 11

















Page 112
























Page I 13
























Page I 14
















C NeedsServices













Page I 15






















Page I 16
















Page 117





















paths in ELA










-


























i cl ~

~ ~

0


3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

~ i Cl














11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date








1 Personnel

2 Fringe Benefits

3 Travel


5 Equipment




Year 1

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year2

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Year3

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$175000

Year4

$88096

$27567

$1117

$40170

$0

$7600 $10300 $150

$175000

0 Titles I IIA

III IVA

$175000

Total

$352384

$110268

$4468

$160680

$0

$30400 $41200 $600

$700000

0 Titles I IIA III

IVA

$700000

Page I8













SigJufil Date


Page 19





















Page 110


I Abstract























Page I 11

















Page 112
























Page I 13
























Page I 14
















C NeedsServices













Page I 15






















Page I 16
















Page 117





















paths in ELA










-


























i cl ~

~ ~

0


3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

~ i Cl














11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date













SigJufil Date


Page 19





















Page 110


I Abstract























Page I 11

















Page 112
























Page I 13
























Page I 14
















C NeedsServices













Page I 15






















Page I 16
















Page 117





















paths in ELA










-


























i cl ~

~ ~

0


3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

~ i Cl














11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date





















Page 110


I Abstract























Page I 11

















Page 112
























Page I 13
























Page I 14
















C NeedsServices













Page I 15






















Page I 16
















Page 117





















paths in ELA










-


























i cl ~

~ ~

0


3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

~ i Cl














11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























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Page 128

























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6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


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CCR Open Gym







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Cooking Game Room





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Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























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Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





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Page I41








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s s s s s s s s

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(070 s 280

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s s s s s s

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s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


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s s s s


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narrative s 1600

s s

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s s

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s s

s s

s s

s s

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$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

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s

s

$4100

50000

300000

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l

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1200 students



s

s

s

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$

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3

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per site

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s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

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$ s

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s $

$

s


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900


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s s

s s s s s s

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s 2SOO 15 s 375


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s s

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s s

s s

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s s

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SUBTOTAL S 175000




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Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















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July 2016

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Page j 62







of


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Structure Bookmarks

Date

















Page 112
























Page I 13
























Page I 14
















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Page I 15






















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Page 117





















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to the following







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Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

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narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

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s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

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MyOnReader

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s

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s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

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3000

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s s s s $ $

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SUBTOTAL s 7600



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$

20000000

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per site

s

s

12000

27000





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90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

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$ s

$ $

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s $

$

s


s s s $

900


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s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

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s s

s s

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Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




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Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date
























Page I 13
























Page I 14
















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Page I 15






















Page I 16
















Page 117





















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to the following







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Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














0










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date
























Page I 14
















C NeedsServices













Page I 15






















Page I 16
















Page 117





















paths in ELA










-


























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11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















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planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









0























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date
















C NeedsServices













Page I 15






















Page I 16
















Page 117





















paths in ELA










-


























i cl ~

~ ~

0


3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

~ i Cl














11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

3



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date






















Page I 16
















Page 117





















paths in ELA










-


























i cl ~

~ ~

0


3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

~ i Cl














11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























0














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date
















Page 117





















paths in ELA










-


























i cl ~

~ ~

0


3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

~ i Cl














11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date





















paths in ELA










-


























i cl ~

~ ~

0


3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

~ i Cl














11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date




-


























i cl ~

~ ~

0


3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

~ i Cl














11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date


3 Increase Family

programsInvolvement




bull Visit a Campus

























sect

~ i Cl














11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date














11) Peer Tutoring





12) Peer Tutoring


















21) Transcripts








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date








planning











































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date






































c Not applicable



Page 125



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date



















to the following







Page 126



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date



























Page 127

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date

























Page 128

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date

























Page 129










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date










student activities














Page 130










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date










6 Weekly Schedules













Page j 31













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date













Urban League CCR


Topics




CCR Open Gym







Homework Help



Expressions


Cooking Game Room





Expressions



Expressions








Cooking Expressions



Speakers)



Expressions Archery








Page I32

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date

























Page I33





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date





























Christina Smekens




Dr Robert Trammel











Indiana University



Page 134


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date


VII EVALUATION

A Evaluation Plan







B Annual Reporting















Page I35
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

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Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date
















Council


Page 136




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date




Report Availability







21st CCLC Created





of test results

HIPPA laws apply

























Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date




















Page I 38



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date



















Year

Yearl Full Funding







Page 139


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date


Year2 Full Funding





Year3 90

Funding





Year4 85

Funding






NIPSCO etc









Page 140























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date























XI BUDGET NARRATIVE

Page I41








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date








s s s

Personnel s

s s s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 88096








s s

s s s

SUBTOTAL s 27567


Indianapolis




(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date


(070 s 280

Travel s s s s s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL s 1117


s 2600 468 4 busday x 117 days s 12168


s s

s s s s


SUBTOTAL $ 40170

EXAMPLE Pad


narrative s 1600

s s

s s

s s

s s

Equiptment s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s SUBTOTAL S



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date



$500 400 100 students 4 sites s 2000

Supplies

MyOnReader

Office Supplies

Consumable Supplies

s

s

s

$4100

50000

300000

l

l

1

1200 students



s

s

s

s

s

4100

500

3000

s s

s s s s $ $

s s

SUBTOTAL s 7600



s

$

20000000

900000

6

3

ofaward

per site

s

s

12000

27000





$

90000 1 1 oer s ite s

s

900

$ $

$ s

$ s

$ $

$ $

SUBTOTAL $ 10300


s

s $

$

s


s s s $

900


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date


s s

s s

s s s s s s

SUBTOTAL S


s 2SOO 15 s 375


s s

s s

s s

Other s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

s s

SUBTOTAL $ 150

Total Direct I s

SUBTOTAL S 175000




Rounded












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

Page 153



partnering with

Dr Karen Venditti





























112117 Date Date

Page 155



partnering with






























Page 157



Crown Counseling













Page I58















Page 159

























Page 160














were well attended









year was 91

Page 161






















HI-DEF


July 2016

4aeLf5

IN OUR OWN WORDS







Page j 62







of


Fonn










Page 163

Structure Bookmarks

Date












Travel $111700


Equiptment $000

Supplies $760000



Other $15000


Indirect Costs $000


Total $17500000



Page 146


Appendix



Page J 47



Lake Ridge Schools

partnering with













Page 148

















Page 149


partnering with

Urban League































112917 112917 Date Date

Page I51



partnering with

Chartwells















Title

112117















Date

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