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Literacy Camp 2024 - Space is Limited!

Literacy Camp

Real journey academies is offering a free summer literacy camp for current students at iempire academy & the journey school..

Summer Camp space is limited.   Submitting an application does not guarantee summer school admission. First come first serve bases, you will be entered into a  waitlist once full.

JUNE 3 - JUNE 7

Time: 8:00 am - 4:30pm, drop off begins at 7:30am | pickup ends at 5:00pm, reading, math, sceince lots of hands-on activities, meals: breakfast, lunch and snacks provided.

2050 E Pacific St. San Bernardino, CA 92404

• (909) 327-2534

Students Entering 1st - 5th

25560 Alessandro Blvd. Moreno Valley, CA 92553

• (951) 601-6620

Students Entering 1st - 6th

Real journey academies.

REAL Journey Academies (RJA) is a non-profit, charter school organization headquartered in the Inland Empire region of Southern California. RJA currently operates four school sites serving over 1,300 K – 12 students in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties. 

Catapult Learning’s K-8 Summer Journey program offers a comprehensive suite of programs that can be tailored to the unique needs of your schools and addresses the academic, social, and resiliency needs of your students and their families by incorporating instruction, enrichment activities, and our new EmpowerU life skills, resilience, and family support services. This turnkey program offers robust educational opportunities and engaging activities – in-person, virtually, or both – and is designed to prepare students for the fall….all while having fun!

Why Choose Summer Journey?

Summer programming experts.

• We have 20+ years of experience operating summer programs.
• Summer Journey offers K-8 programming for up to 5 hours/day over 5 weeks.
• We operate nation-wide programs, large and small, for public and nonpublic schools.

Dedicated to Academic Achievement:

• Summer Journey reinforces essential skills and continues to develop strengths to quickly close academic gaps.
• During Summer Journey 2023 in the Baltimore City Public School District, 65% of students demonstrated gains in reading scores and 44% showed improvement in math scores.
• During Summer Journey 2023 in the Polk County (FL) Public School District, 56% of students demonstrated gains in reading scores and 47% showed improvement in math scores.

Flexible and Customizable

• Our program can be hosted on-site or operated from a distance using a virtual set-up.
• The program and curriculum can be customized to fit the needs of specific schools and districts.

Engaging for Students and Families

• Summer Journey is incredibly popular with students and their families.
• Students can participate in Summer Journey at no cost to their families. (Funding is provided through Title I for nonpublic schools and federal, state, or city funding streams for public schools.)
• Field trips, snack, lunch, and transportation options available.

Committed to Program Success

• Summer Journey is a turnkey program with easy start-up.
• All programs include teacher training (use your own staff or use our locally hired teachers), teacher lesson manuals, curriculum, student resource books, technology set-up, and virtual classrooms where applicable.
• Our experienced local team provides ongoing feedback and on-site management.

We Are The Summer Learning Experts

Parent approval.

96% of parents are satisfied with Catapult’s Virtual Summer Journey Program (including 100% satisfaction in many programs)

Our Curriculum

Achieveliteracy literacy instruction, achievemath™ math instruction, empoweru resiliency & life skills, enrichment (steam, robotics, & financial literacy).

• Helps learners build confidence and improve foundational literacy skills
• Explicit instruction and modeling
• Vertical progression in literacy skills
• Gradual scaffolding of isolated skills, to decodable books, and application within text
• Options for customization and multi-modal learning
• Helps learners build confidence and improve math skills
• Includes research-based best practices to support students in overcoming opportunity gaps, including explicit instruction, fluency practice, and frequent formative assessment
• Lessons identify prerequisite skills for standards
• Moves students from concrete to abstract understanding of concepts
• Students encounter real-world problems and use structures and modeling to solve word problems
• Tier 1 Universal Lessons (K-12) help students learn to manage thoughts, emotions, and behaviors so they are ready to engage, learn, and create positive personal change.  *Available as teacher-led plug-and-play classroom lessons for K-12 as well as independent digital online student lessons for grades 6-12
• Tier 2 High-Dosage Interventions with Embedded 1:1 Coaching (3-12) are designed for students struggling with non-academic barriers to success, providing the personalized 1:1 support they need to fuel improvements in confidence, motivation, and success.
• Thriving Together helps busy families learn valuable skills to increase calm, improve behaviors, and establish healthy communication so they can decrease stress and thrive. For families with young children (PreK-5), Thriving Together helps caregivers and their children build awareness, good decision making and self-regulation skills. For families with teenagers in grades 6-12, Thriving Together teaches skills to help conquer anxiety, self-doubt and low motivation. Together, families learn to set and achieve goals, foster healthier habits, and strengthen family bonds.
• Thematic, project-based enrichment programs that encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, and increased self-confidence
• Choice of STEAM, Robotics, and Financial Literacy and more allows you to customize your program to fit your needs

STEAM Summer Programs

Provide a hands-on, exploratory learning experience to your students. Our STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) summer programs to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills and draw connections to real-world application.

• Based on the Engineering Design Process, to develop student critical-thinking and problem-solving skills
• Combines hands-on, project-based learning with a collaborative and engaging curriculum
• Develops students’ 21st century skills students will use across academic disciplines and in real-world application
• Can be run as stand-alone programs or in tandem with a district-run summer program

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Our Approach

A regular school day.

We develop our program to reflect a traditional but highly supportive high school schedule and experience to help students build and maintain the executive functioning skills required in a less restrictive environment. Students move through different classrooms throughout their day and receive support in navigating these different academic environments as well as navigating a variety of teacher and peer relationships. Each class size is small with a ratio of 12 students to 1 Education Specialist/Instructor. Each classroom also includes Instructional Aide assistance as well as therapeutic tools to support students in managing emotions in order to remain engaged in learning. We offer various electives to suit student credit needs and individual interests as well as to build CTE skills and develop career awareness.

Our goal is to provide students with all of the social-emotional and academic support they need currently to help them transition back to a less restrictive environment as soon as they are ready. We strive to make the transition as smooth and supportive as possible by providing continuity in the courses and credits required by their districts as well as by continuing to develop executive functioning skills around academic organization. We work with all districts and families at the time of intake to complete a Goals in Placement and Transition Plan . This document helps our team to better understand the specific goals each student has during their placement in a non-public school so that we can individualize a plan of support to help them achieve these goals.

Supporting Student Goals

The long-term academic and social goals of youth in placement at Journey do not have to be postponed. We use the opportunity of supportive placement to help your teen develop personal integrity, accountability, responsibility, and communication in order to develop into the best version of themselves. We support them in developing independent living skills by assisting them in pursuing a driver’s license, a part-time job, concurrent enrollment at the junior college and/or college/career awareness as appropriate to their personal needs and goals. We believe these aspirations positively contribute to the development of a growing young adult.

Meet the Team

Learn about the diverse staff who provide therapeutic, academic, and residential support and care for Journey Academy youth.

Skills-Building

To be a flourishing adult in a complex world, teens need skills. Learn about the essential skills we work to develop with Journey Academy youth.

Connect students with real-world experiences through live, virtual sessions with industry professionals

Join our FREE virtual summer events!

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STEM Week: June 26-June 29

Summer school doesn’t have to be all about playing catch up. Enhance summer learning by connecting your students with industry professionals for fun, STEM-focused interactive 30 minute sessions. To register, select the sessions that are right for your students:

Teacher Externships: July 17-July 27

Teachers: Don't miss out on the chance to receive PD Certificates for joining the Teacher Externship sessions. Featuring leading industry professionals, these sessions provide opportunities for teachers to create college- and career-readiness class materials that can be used in the new school year. To register, go to Summer Academy Teacher Externship sessions .

Educators: Don't miss out on the chance to receive PD Certificates for joining the Teacher Externship sessions

Register now

What Past Attendees Say About Our Events

“Extremely useful in showing how simple and practical integrating career exploration can be. It is clear that students respond favorably!”

- Teacher participant

“As a core teacher I can incorporate a real life exploration with that skill.”

“Fantastic, concrete ideas that as a core teacher I can see how to incorporate. Would highly recommend.”

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• Latitude: 55.79. Longitude: 38.46
• Population: 144,000

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