The Warren County R-III School District announced its plans for the 2016 summer school session during the monthly board meeting on March 10.The proposal was approved through a unanimous 6-0 vote, with member John Bradshaw absent.Classes will begin on May 25, with the 20-day session concluding on June 22. Students will be confined to three campus locations as the district works to renovate each of its properties over the summer. “Any child eligible to be in kindergarten next year all the way through eighth grade can sign up for summer school,” said Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum Jill Schowe.Kindergarten through fifth grade will be housed at Daniel Boone Elementary, while sixth through eighth grade will be at Black Hawk Middle School. These students will be eligible to take reading and writing, math and exploratory learning activities. “The curriculum is going to be centered around STEM projects, heavy in science, math and the technology piece,” said Schowe.Incoming freshmen through seniors will attend summer school at the high school and will be eligible to take freshman physical education or credit recovery classes for sophomores through seniors.Students at each of the locations will be in session from 7:45 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. each day, with a 30-minute lunch period.“There will be limited transportation service provided by the district,” said Schowe, who encourages parents to check with the district about modifications to bus stops. Students will be rewarded for good attendance. Those not missing any days will earn a $100 gift card. Schowe says the district will be sending out information and registration packets later this week. She is expecting around 1,100 children to participate in summer school services. Summer School