Wicomico County Public Schools | EFMP FY2024 There are over 700 three and four-year old children participating in this program at 11 sites. Each class can ideally accommodate 20 children; a certified teacher and instructional assistant are provided. All eligible children applying to the program must be accepted as mandated by COMAR. Locations with full day PreK 4 (and PreK 3 where noted): • Beaver Run Elementary (PreK 3) • Charles H. Chipman (PreK 3) • Delmar Elementary • Fruitland Primary (PreK 3) • Northwestern Elementary • Pemberton Elementary (PreK 3) • Pinehurst Elementary • Prince Street Elementary • West Salisbury Elementary (PreK 3) • Westside Primary • Willards Elementary JUDY CENTER EARLY LEARNING HUB The Judy Center Early Learning Hub serves children ages birth through 5 years. This grant funded, comprehensive early care and educational program provides services for young children and their families for the purpose of promoting continuous improvement towards school readiness. Additionally, students may receive community-based services such as vision, dental and mental health as warranted. The Judy Center’s full-day classes are: PreK-3 for three year old children, PreK-4 for the four year old children, and Kindergarten. Participation in these program services is limited to the specific school boundary areas identified within the grant. The attendance areas presently served by the Judy Center Program are: • Beaver Run Elementary (Kindergarten and PreK-4 year olds) • Pemberton Elementary (PreK-3 year olds, PreK-4 year olds, and Kindergarten) HORIZONS DELMARVA’S PROGRAM Horizons Delmarva is an academic enrichment program for economically disadvantaged public school children in Wicomico and Worcester County. Horizons provides an opportunity to collaborate a variety of services offered to children with a range of skills and talents who may be at risk of falling academically behind their peers not only during the summer but throughout the school year as well. Horizons consists of a Summer Enrichment Programwith tutoring during the school year (Academic Connections Program). The Summer Learning Program entails an intensive six-week summer program for students in rising 1st through rising 9th grades with the goal of closing the academic achievement gap by promoting academic, social, and cultural development through teaching the Horizons way with hands on learning. Teaching all Horizons students the lifesaving skill of swimming is another main component to the Summer Learning Program curriculum. This program is housed outside of the public school setting to offer students a change of scenery during their participation in the summer. 58
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