THE BRIDGES ACADEMY

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The Roosevelt High School Bridges Academy serves approximately seventy 9th and 10th grade students.  Students attend English, Math, Choices (Life Skills) and either Science or U.S. History at Central School, which serves as an RHS annex. Through small group and individualized instruction, students see a great deal of success in this family-like atmosphere. Students spend half of their day in the academy and the other half of their day is spent in classes at Roosevelt High School. For more information select the Bridges Academy link.

Project LEARN of Summit County

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Project Learn is a nonprofit, community-based organization providing Summit County’s non-reading adult population with free, confidential, small group classes and tutoring. Project Learn helps adults reach their goals of self-sufficiency, independence and job retention.

Project Learn is Summit County’s Official GED Testing Center. In January, Project Learn will begin administering the official GED test three times a month. The 2010 testing schedule will be announced mid-December.

Call 330-434-9461 for more information or check out the website www.projectlearnsummit.org

SPECIAL EDUCATION

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Theodore Roosevelt High School Special Education MH students spend their mornings at Central School and their afternoons at RHS. At the Central School environment, a kitchen and laundry area are provided so that students can cook and learn needed life skills and work skills. Students participate in exercise in the gymnasium and have access to state of the art touch computers that were graciously donated to the program. Students take regular Life Skills field trips to places such as the Kent State University gym Annex and Acme. All students perform vounteer work at the KSU Newman Center.  Additionally, some students volunteer at the Coleman Foundation and Robinson Memorial Hospital. For additional information, please contact the classroom teacher, Mrs. Tabitha Ringer at ke_tringer@kentschools.net