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Enriching Academic CurriculumEvery middle school is encouraged to design a program that meets the specific needs of its students and augments the school's curriculum. It may include:
ACADEMICS
- Academic enrichment
- Computer Education
- Homework assistance
- Tutoring
FINE ARTS
- Art
- Music
- Drama
- Dance
GUIDANCE
- Conflict resolution
- Counseling
SPECIAL INTEREST
- Community service
- Mentoring activities
- Recreation and sports
The Bureau of Community and Hospitality Services limited matching funds of Middle School Enrichment Programs. Schools may submit a yearly proposal that includes program activities, days and hours of operation, community partnerships, and the name of the contact person. All proposals are reviewed and after approval, activities begin. The MSE program begins immediately upon dismissal from the school day. Days and hours vary with each school.
Contact your child's middle school or the Bureau of Community and Hospitality Services (305) 995-1215 for information about Middle School Enrichment Programs.
Community Partnership Programs