Annual Title I Summer Program Returns at Harrison Elementary | Roselle, NJ News TAPinto
Patricia Chen · Union County Life
What the Program Offers
Roselle Public Schools has launched its annual Title I Summer Program at Harrison Elementary School, serving students in pre-kindergarten through second grade with academic instruction, enrichment activities, and daily meals throughout the summer break.
The program includes reading and mathematics instruction, hands-on STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, math) activities, library enrichment, and wellness opportunities. Free breakfast and lunch are provided each day.
The Goal
The program is designed to prevent summer learning loss—that dip in academic skills that can happen when school is out for three months. For young learners in pre-K through second grade, the critical window for reading and math foundation-building doesn't pause in June. This program keeps the instruction going while keeping school engaging and fun.
The goal is to help students build the skills and confidence needed to begin the new school year prepared.
Who It's For
The program serves pre-kindergarten through second-grade students in the Roselle Public Schools district.
Funding
The program is funded through the federal Title I grant, which provides financial assistance to schools to support student access to high-quality education.
For more information or to enroll, contact Roselle Public Schools.
FAQ
Q: What is the Roselle Title I Summer Program?
The Title I Summer Program serves pre-K through second-grade students with reading and math instruction, STEAM activities, library enrichment, wellness programming, and free daily meals.
Q: Is the program free?
Yes. The program is funded through the federal Title I grant. Free breakfast and lunch are provided to all participants each day.
Q: Who can attend the Title I Summer Program?
Students in pre-kindergarten through second grade in the Roselle Public Schools district are eligible.
Q: How do I enroll my child?
Contact Roselle Public Schools for enrollment information and application details.
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