Office of Extended Learning Opportunities
“It’s relationships, not programs, that change children. A great
program simply creates the environment for healthy relationships
to form between adults and children. Young people thrive when
adults care about them on a one-to-one level, and when they also
have a sense of belonging to a caring community.”---Bill
Milliken, Founder and Vice Chairman of Communities in Schools
and author of Tough Love and The Last Dropout.
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MISSION
The mission of the Office of Extended Learning Opportunities
(OELO) is to ensure that there is a diverse offering of high quality
programs available to Chicago Public School students that serve to
enrich the development of the whole child outside of the regular
school day. The OELO, formerly the Office of After School and
Community School Programs, was established in September 2001 and currently operates on
a budget of over $80 million, serving almost 200,000 students in 548
elementary and high schools. External grants and partnerships also
provide an additional $15 million in cash and in-kind resources.
OASCSP
supports six after school initiatives:
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After-School
All-Stars Chicago
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After School Counts
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After School Matters
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Community Schools Initiative
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Supplemental Educational Services
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Tuition-Based After School
GOAL
To provide year-round programming outside of the regular school
day that operates three to four hours a day, five to six days per
week, 39 to 47 weeks per year.
DOWNLOADS
2007-2008 Academic and
Enrichment Program Applications:
After-School Counts (ASC) and After-School
All-Stars (ASAS) Application
Supplemental Educational Services (SES)
Eligible Schools After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Application
Office
of After School and Community School Programs Manual
(PDF File)
Winter 2007 Newsletter
(PDF File)
"Guide
to On-Site After-School Enrichment Providers in Chicago"
(PDF File)
Community Schools
CSI Forms:
CSI General Funds Service Plan - FY 2008
CSI Sustainability Level 1 Service Plan - FY
2008
CSI Sustainability Level 2 Service Plan - FY
2008
CSI REN10-Charter Service Plan - FY 2008
FY 2008 Service Plan - Cohort 5
FY 2008 Service Plan - 21st CCLC Fund
Recipients
21st CCLC Spring Meeting Presentation, May 4,
2007
Invoice Packet
Supplemental Education Services (SES)
SES Registration for year round and CICS schools:
August 20-September 27
Regular SES Registration: September 4-October 12
Contact your school for more information
SES Coordinator Training
RSVP
to bjanney@cps.k12.il.us
When:
Wednesday,
August 29, 2007
Where:
Beverly Arts Center, 2407 W.
111th St.
Time:
1pm-4pm
When:
Wednesday,
September 12, 2007
Where:
Schurz HS, 3601 N. Milwaukee Ave.
Time:
3:30pm-6:30pm
When:
Tuesday,
September 18, 2007
Where:
Clemente HS, 1147 N. Western Ave.
Time:
3:30pm-6:30pm
SES Tutoring
Programs
(PDF file)
An
evaluation of the year three
in the Chicago Public Schools
February
2007
SES
2006-2007 Steps to Free Tutoring
Parent Handbook
(PDF File)
General Information:
Office of Extended Learning Opportunities
125 S. Clark St., 10th Floor
Chicago, IL 60603, GSR #125
Phone: 773.553.3590
Fax: 773.553.3595
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