This summer, the Department of Education and Human Development will again sponsor a five week Reading Clinic for area school children who are experiencing difficulties or need a little extra help with their literacy development.  

In order to participate in the Clinic, children should be between the ages of 7 and 12 and have demonstrated difficulties with reading that interfere with their ability to make progress in school. During the Clinic, children will be placed in groups of two or three and work with two tutors. Each tutor is a certified elementary teacher and is presently a candidate for a master’s degree with an emphasis in literacy education here at Brockport. Direct supervision of the tutors will be provided by members of the Department of Education and Human Development’s adjunct literacy faculty.

While it is necessary to charge each child a $65.00 participation fee, this averages out to approximately $2.20 per hour for an individual assessment and tutoring program including the final reports. Moreover, no child who demonstrates a genuine need and interest will be excluded due to the inability to pay.

Directors: Don Halquist and Sue Geier

Location: Cooper Hall, The College at Brockport, SUNY

Dates of Attendance:Monday, July 9 through Wednesday, August 1, 2012 (No Friday sessions) Participants will attend
one of two sessions: 8:15-9:30 a.m. or 10:30-11:45 a.m.

Fee: $65.00 (Due July 9, 2012)

Transportation: A parent or guardian must provide transportation to and from the Clinic.

Application Process:

1. Print and complete the Initial Application form here

2. Upon receipt of the Initial Application, two additional forms will be mailed to you:

- one for you as the parent to complete
- one for your child's teacher to complete

3. Return the completed forms to secure a spot for your child

For further information, please contact:
Dr. Don Halquist at dhalquis@brockport.edu  or at 585.395.5550