Jazz Labβ’ Summer Organization Responsibilities + About the Experience
Organization Responsibilities:
πΉ Student Documentation & Permissions β Manage all necessary student paperwork, photo/video releases, and health-related documentation.
πΉ Scheduling & Transportation β Coordinate transportation to and from Fort Hayes Career Center, ensuring all students arrive on time.
πΉ Supervision & Safety β Maintain a balanced adult-to-youth supervision ratio for a safe and engaging experience.
πΉ Discipline & Equipment Protection β Ensure students respect the learning environment, follow behavioral expectations, and prevent misuse or damage of lab equipment.
About the Experience:
β Jazz Labβ’ Passport Books β Two weeks before the scheduled visit, organizations will receive passport books for each participating youth to track their journey.
β Lab Selection β Youth choose 3 hands-on, 55-minute STEM labs from 7 uniquely designed experiences, blending music, science, and technology.
β Guided Learning β Each lab is led by a STEAM professional, with support from a lab assistant and volunteer to facilitate hands-on exploration.
β Clearly Marked Hallways & Classrooms β Students can easily find their labs with vibrant, engaging signage throughout the space.
πΉ Lunch Arrangements β Provide meals for participating youth.
πΉ Demographic Data Reporting β Submit age, gender, grade, and zip code data to support grant funding and program evaluation.
β Earning Stamps & Badges β After completing each lab, youth receive a passport stamp, recognizing their participation and learning. Upon completing all three labs, students earn a badge of completion and additional surprises!
β Youth Digital Evaluations* β At the end of each lab, students will complete a brief touch-screen, digital evaluation as they exit the room.
β Adult Post-Surveys β Educators and chaperones will receive digital, post-program surveys to share their observations and help enhance future Jazz Labβ’ experiences.