There is a major focus on reading instruction which must take place for at least three hours each day. Another component of this program ensures that students gain reading comprehension skills. Students must read at least 25 books during the school year. The progress students make throughout the school year towards attaining this goal is monitored through the Accelerated Reader program. This is a computerized test of reading comprehension skills.
Students read a book, then take a comprehension test on the computer.
The Accelerated Reader program records the book, as well as the comprehension score so that teachers can monitor and assess students progress. The County Line After School Program is designed to provide a safe, relaxed, and enjoyable environment for school age students who might otherwise be left at home unsupervised during the day. The program is specifically for students at County Line Elementary, pre-k through fifth grade. The program currently has an enrollment of 50 children. The first through fifth grades have four activities daily in 45 minute segments.