A Practical Guide for Summer Program Directors
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As Summer Program Director, you likely realize that a summer program at your school provides a valuable educational opportunity for children, as well as many other benefits. Parents of your current students appreciate having the program available for their children, and see it as a valuable service. A summer program is an excellent source of auxiliary income that lets your school extend its mission beyond a school year and to a greater number of students. It is a wonderful recruiting conduit as well, introducing your school to potential students and giving them a "taste" of what your school offers.The book provides the guidance you need to streamline your program and truly provide a child-centered service that caters to families and their children. Here you will learn: * The Benefits of Your Summer Program* Your Role as the Summer Program Director* How to Define and Plan Your Summer Program* The Process of Hiring and Training Teachers and Staff* Child Safety and Risk Management Procedures* How to Handle Monetary Issues* Ways to Market and Promote Your Summer Program* How to Use Your Summer Program as a Recruitment Strategy* Methods for Assessing Your Program and Planning for Next SummerThe book is addressed to private schools, but much of the advice and recommendations can be applied to any school-based summer program. The focus is on creating and maintaining a child-centered summer program that provides the best service to families and their children
Weldon Burge is a suspense and horror writer and publisher. His debut thriller, Harvester of Sorrow: An Ezekiel Marrs Thriller, is the first in a proposed series. His fiction has appeared in many publications, including magazines, anthologies, and story collections. Weldon frequently writes author interviews and penned the how-to manual, Getting the Story Straight: The Whys and Hows of Submitting Stories to Anthologies. He often leads workshops on writing techniques and enjoys working with other writers in his field. Weldon and his wife, Cindy, founded Smart Rhino Publications, an independent publishing company that focuses primarily on suspense and horror anthologies, including the Zippered Flesh body horror trilogy, the Assassins series (Uncommon Assassins, Insidious Assassins, and Asinine Assassins), and the anthologies Someone Wicked and A Plague of Shadows. His short story collections, Toxic Candy: Tales of Suspense, Fantasy, & Horror and Broken: Stories of Damaged Psyches, were also published by Smart Rhino. Learn more about Weldon at www.weldonburge.com.
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