2011-2012 Supplemental Educational Services (SES) Information

What is SES?

SES, or Supplemental Educational Services, is FREE TUTORING offered to eligible students outside of the regular school day. This federal program is part of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001.

Is My Child Eligible for Free Tutoring?

To participate in the SES program the student must meet BOTH of the following requirements:

• The student must be eligible for Free or Reduced Price Lunch.
• Attend one of the following schools:

Anthony	Emerald Shores	Horizon Academy (5-8)	Reddick-Collier	Sunrise
Belleview Elem	Evergreen	Kingsbury (K-12)	Romeo	Ward-Highlands
Belleview-Santos	Fessenden	Lake Weir Middle (6-8)	Saddlewood	Wyomina Park
College Park	Fort McCoy (K-8)	Maplewood	Shady Hill
Dunnellon	Greenway	Marion Charter (K-5)	South Ocala
East Marion		Oakcrest	Sparr
Eighth Street	Harbor View	Ocala Springs	Stanton-Weirsdale

Pre-K students are not eligible for SES.

Each tutoring provider will hire their own tutors. Tutors are required to meet at least one of the following criteria:

• Have a minimum of two years of college (equivalent to 60 semester hours)
• Have an Associate's Degree
• Pass a local Paraprofessional academic assessment

Some companies may choose to hire only certified teachers to work with the students. If this is the case, this will be noted in the 2011-2012 Provider's Directory.

How Long Will the Tutoring Last?

Providers can only tutor students up to 2 hours per day (4 hours on Saturdays) and a maximum of 6 hours total per week. 

 How Can I Contact a Tutoring Provider to Speak with Someone in Person?

Each tutoring provider has the contact information listed in their description. You are welcome to visit their websites or contact them by phone.

How Do I Get Started?

1. Pick up an enrollment form at the front office of your child's school.
2. Complete the enrollment form and select the top 6 companies of your choice.
3. Submit your enrollment form to the front office at your child's school or to the Title I Office located at 306 NW 7th Avenue, Ocala, FL 34475.

Next Steps

1. The Title I Office will send you a letter to let you know the status of your child's application.
2. If your child is approved, the tutoring company will contact you to develop your child's STUDENT LEARNING PLAN (SLP). The SLP will contain the days, times, and location for the tutoring as well as the goals your child will work towards. The SLP must be developed and signed before your child is able to begin tutoring.
3. Tutoring should begin for your child the week of October 10, 2011.
4. You should expect to receive a monthly Progress Report from your child's tutor.
5. Make sure your child attends each tutoring session. If your child has two unexcused absences, the tutoring company has the option to withdraw your child from the program.

Click on either button for the 2011-2012 List of SES Providers & Locations

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2011-2012 SES Provider Directory

Number of Students Eligible/Participated in Supplemental Educational Services (SES)

Application Year	District	Number of Students Eligible for SES	Number of Students Funding Will Serve	Number of Student Who Participated in SES
2010-2011	Marion	10,783	1,895	2,350
2009-2010	Marion	11,140	2,251	2,946
2008-2009	Marion	8,733	1,432	1,737
2007-2008	Marion	6,842	1,201	1,370