BRIDGES

Building Resilient Intellectually Determined Generations of Educated Scholars

Grade 9-12

Summer Learning

The FREE summer opportunities are open to Aldine ISD students.

Every ninth-grade campus and high school — including Blanson, Victory Early College HS, and Hall Success Academy; Avalos P-TECH School will offer options. Visit the Summer Learning Experience website for details about each school’s options.

  • 16 Campsites (link)
  • Session: June 4-27, 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Learning Recovery • Camp Experiences • Language Camps • End of Course (EOC) Prep
Initial Credit in Pre-Calculus, Economics, Government, Health, Professional Communications, Spanish 1, and Art 1
Accelerated English Academy (AEA)
End-of-Course (EOC) Prep

BRIDGES Camp Experiences

Students can also explore areas of interest.

Students can also explore areas of interest. They can choose from the arts to career and technical education (CTE). Additionally, students will experience “Wow Factor Thursdays” geared toward helping them build their bridges to success in school, college, and career.
School transportation is available, and you must contact the specific campus for detailed information.

Camps start June 4

Robotics • Health Experiences • Visual Arts • Business
Advanced Academics Camp
Texas Success Initiative (TSI) Assessment (TSIA) Camp
What is TSI/TSIA? The Texas Success Initiative (TSI) Assessment TSIA assesses college readiness in reading, writing, and math unless the student qualifies for an exemption or demonstrates college readiness. The State requires the TSI/TSIA of Texas for all entering college students.

High Schools and Ninth Grade Schools

Select your campus.

Learning Recovery, Camp Experiences, & Language Camps:
June 4 – June 27, 2024
Session I 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Session II 12:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.

Summer School offers AISD High School Scholars:

Vision: The Aldine ISD Summer BRIDGES program will provide scholars with a summer filled with engaging academic courses that will enable them to successfully regain credit and earn initial credit. Scholars will participate in exciting and collaborative learning that will bridge and apply their academic content to real-world college and career opportunities.

Mission: Aldine ISD BRIDGES scholars will experience an engaging and rigorous learning environment that encourages critical thinking, collaboration, discussion, constant feedback, and hands-on learning through relevant and meaningful lessons. The BRIDGES program will provide a supportive learning community in which scholars have personal weekly touchpoints teachers and leaders to help them progress monitor their success towards credit recovery and initial credit so that they progress towards their college and career goals

 

Building: Teachers and leaders intentionally foster a sense of safety, community and connection by building meaningful and supportive relationships with students, parents and families

Resilient: Scholars are provided with the support and tools necessary to own their learning and advocate for their learning needs

Intellectual: Scholars engage in learning experiences targeted to their specific learning needs as well as the most important work of the grade (including enabling content from the prior grade)

Determined: Scholars are given choice and voice to build a sense of self-efficacy and agency

Generations of Educated Scholars: Scholars are given the support necessary to demonstrate mastery in initial credit courses and regain credit, thus keeping them on the pathway towards graduation, college and career readiness