SCOPE Summer Academics: Summer Fun with Academics workshop is a one-week enrichment program that strengthens reading, writing, and math through engaging, hands-on instruction. Students are grouped by level—Getting Ready for Kindergarten, Entering 1-3 OR 4-6 and learn through research-based approaches including the Science of Reading, Writer’s Workshop, and foundational math strategies and structured play. The program builds skills, confidence, and readiness for the next school year while preventing the summer slide.

Salute America’s 250th birthday this summer! Students will explore curriculum inspired by American past times and favorites, in flavor, science, and adventure during our multi-course all-inclusive enrichment program! American Eats: A Culinary Adventure invites students to enjoy a hands-on exploration of American summer cuisine with a fun and flavorful mix of baked and no-bake recipes inspired by classic home-style favorites and fairground treats. During Build & Thrill STEM activities, students become amusement park engineers, designing and building attractions through engaging, classroom-based STEM activities. Using roller coasters as a central focus, students explore concepts such as gravity, speed, energy, and motion by creating and testing model coasters, while additional challenges include designing Ferris wheels, spinning rides, and other theme park attractions. Inspired by classic American circuses, Summer Art at the Circus is a creative fine arts enrichment course where students explore the excitement of the circus through hands-on drawing, painting, and sculpting. American Mini Warrior is a high-energy summer fun fitness program where students build strength, agility, and confidence through safe, non-contact, boot-camp–style activities. Participants enjoy relay races, obstacle courses, team challenges, and American-themed skill games in a supportive, action-packed environment that promotes teamwork, coordination, and active fun.

SCOPE, Long Island’s leading education services provider, is pleased to provide a SAT Prep course that aligns with the test format. Given in May, 2026, the test supports college readiness with a clear focus on the skills and knowledge that matter most for college success. Our program is research-based and specifically designed to help students gain a thorough knowledge and understanding of the test format, including: - 21 Hours of Instruction - Timed Test Practice & Review - Test Taking Strategies - Sessions Divided Between Critical Reading/Writing & Math - Classroom Setting - Full Length Practice Test

EDL 572 School Personnel Management This course examines the nature, scope, and organization of the personnel function and will look at the planning process, collective bargaining (negotiations and contract administration), personnel recruitment (selection, induction, and development), and effective work performance (appraisal, compensation, and job security, issues). An examination of the federal and state laws and regulations that govern district personnel operations will be included. To accomplish these tasks it will require that you can effectively ensure that each student has equitable access to effective teachers, learning opportunities, academic and social support, and other resources necessary for success, while establishing and sustaining a professional culture of engagement and commitment to shared vision, goals, and objectives pertaining to the education of the whole child; high expectations for professional work; ethical and equitable practice; trust and open communication; collaboration, collective efficacy, and continuous individual and organizational learning and improvement. At the heart of this position is for you to effectively recruit, hire, support, develop, and retain effective and caring teachers and other professional staff and form them into an educationally effective faculty, that will act with cultural competence and responsiveness in their interactions, decision making, and practice. Dates: June 9, 2026 to July 21, 2026 with virtual Zoom meetings on Tuesdays, 5:00 - 7:00 PM. The Professor will be Dr. Kristen Turnow - kristen.turnow@stonybrook.edu

SCOPE Summer Academics: Summer Fun with Academics is a one-week enrichment program that strengthens reading, writing, and math through engaging, hands-on instruction. Students are grouped by level and learn through research-based approaches including the Science of Reading, Writer’s Workshop, and foundational math strategies. The program also incorporates cognitive play and outdoor movement. The program builds skills, confidence, and readiness for the next school year in a fun and engaging way!

All-American Eats: A Culinary Adventure invites students to enjoy a hands-on exploration of American summer cuisine through a fun and flavorful mix of baked and no-bake recipes inspired by classic home-style favorites and fairground treats. Throughout the program, budding chefs will create sweet and savory dishes such as mini desserts, creative snacks, and carnival-inspired treats while learning basic cooking techniques, safe kitchen practices, and creative food presentation. With themed activities, collaborative challenges, and taste-testing fun, students build confidence in the kitchen and discover the colorful, playful world of American summer and fair-style cooking.

American Mini Warrior is a high-energy summer fun fitness program where students build strength, agility, and confidence through safe, non-contact, boot-camp–style activities. Participants enjoy relay races, obstacle courses, team challenges, and American-themed skill games in a supportive, action-packed environment that promotes teamwork, coordination, and active fun

.Build & Thrill is a hands-on Summer STEM enrichment course where students become amusement park engineers, designing and building attractions through engaging, classroom-based STEM activities. Using roller coasters as a central focus, students explore concepts such as gravity, speed, energy, and motion by creating and testing model coasters, while additional challenges include designing Ferris wheels, spinning rides, and other theme park attractions. Through collaborative design, problem-solving, and real-world engineering challenges, students apply science, math, and critical thinking skills as they imagine, build, and refine their own amusement park ideas.

Summer at the Circus is a creative fine arts enrichment course where students explore the excitement of the circus through hands-on drawing, painting, and sculpting. Inspired by classic American circuses, students create colorful artwork featuring playful characters, dynamic scenes, and circus animals while learning foundational art concepts and experimenting with a variety of materials. This engaging program nurtures creativity, fine motor skills, and artistic expression, culminating in a vibrant art showcase.