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he Enrichment Program has been specially designed with certified elementary teachers to complement the half-day Kindergarten so you have the option
to provide your child with a full day of learning. It is available specifically to District 101 students. Our Enrichment Program is an academic program with an advanced curriculum that is progressive in literacy, science, mathematics, and social responsibility. Our goal is for children to develop essential skills that build the foundation for lifelong learning within positive social, emotional and recreational experiences. By offering a variety of hands-on, interactive environments, we develop the foundation for lifelong learning within positive social, emotional and educational experiences. The Enrichment Program will facilitate learning using children’s natural curiosity, imagination and thinking skills.
Enrichment registration will begin when Kindergarten round-up occurs within the Batavia Public Schools. This program will run in alignment with the Batavia School District’s school calendar and classroom hours: 9:00 am – 3:30 pm. The Enrichment Program will participate in the Character Counts programs.
Additional information is available at
www.charactercounts.org. A series of frequently asked questions has been developed and is available online at
www.bataviaparks.org.
Enrichment Program Registration BA Age: Grade K
Location: All Batavia Public Elementary Schools
Staff: Illinois State Board of Education Certified Teachers / or Educational Administrators Registration Fee & Schedule: $135.
In an effort to help the school district transportation department meet critical deadlines for routing, the deadline to register for Kindergarten Enrichment is July 1. Anyone who registers after July 1 will not be guaranteed transportation for up to one month after school starts.
2018 Program Tuition Fee: $2,950 Annually — installation payments of $295 per month can be made starting Aug 1, 2018, and ending on May 1, 2019. There are no cancellations, prorates or refunds on tuition for this program. Please see FAQ’s for more information at
www.bataviaparks.org under Kindergarten Enrich- ment Program.
For additional questions please call the program’s administrator, Becca Atkins: 630-406-5282 ext. 2062 or e-mail:
beccaa@bataviaparks.org
From left: Erin Fornelli, Janet Borchert, Maggie Espinosa, Susan Wassel, Sarah Schneider, and Nicole Jack.
Enrichment Program Teachers
Janet Borchert Education: B.S. in Science Education from the University of Wisconsin- Madison and MA in teaching at Aurora University. Janet has been an Enrichment teacher at Hoover Wood for the Park District since 2012 and has been teaching for a total of 11 years.
Maggie Espinosa Education: B.S. Elementary Education from Aurora University with a minor in special education. Maggie has been a teacher in the Enrichment Program at Louise White since the program started in 2012. She has been teaching for 6 years. Maggie lives in Batavia with her husband, daughter, and son.
Erin Fornelli Education: B.S. in Elementary Education from Eastern Illinois University. Erin taught in the public schools for four years. Before becoming the Enrichment teacher at JB Nelson, she was a substitute teacher for the program and for New Horizons Preschool.
Nicole Jack Education: B.A. in Psychology from National-Louis University; Master’s Degree in Teaching from National-Louis University. Nicole was a substitute teacher in the Batavia Kindergarten Enrichment Program for two years prior to becoming the Enrichment Teacher at Grace McWayne School. She has taught at the elementary school level for over seven years and has two children, ages 8 and 10.
Sarah Schneider Education: B.S. in Elementary Education from Eastern Illinois University. Sarah has been an Enrichment Program teacher at H.C. Storm since the program started 2012. She has been teaching for 12 years. Sarah lives in DeKalb with her husband and two daughters.
www.bataviaparks.org
Susan Wassel Education: B.A. from Augustana College. Susan has been an Enrichment teacher for the Park District at Alice Gustafson since 2012 and has taught and directed a NAEYC accredited early childhood program for twelve years prior.
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