2017 Summer Quest Brochure by Collegiate School

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Collegiate School Summer Quest 2017

WHY SUMMER QUEST CAMPS?

Welcome to our 45th year of offering summer programs to the community. With over 170 camps, starting in June and extending through the end of August, we are sure to provide the fun and engaging camp experience you and your child are seeking. Our beautiful campuses provide an ideal setting for your child to be comfortable, while also pushing the boundaries of their abilities. Over our 40 years, our offerings have changed with the needs of our community; however, our emphasis on quality and offering the best possible summer camp experience has remained unchanged.

• Collegiate Summer Quest offers over 175 different programs for pre-schoolers through adults. For the past 13 years, over 50% of Summer Quest campers have been non-Collegiate students.

MANY CAMPS FILL TO THEIR MAXIMUM ENROLLMENT. REGISTER EARLY TO RESERVE YOUR SPACE. The Summer Quest Office is located in Luck Hall, on the Lower School Campus. Summer Quest office hours are 8 a.m. – 3 p.m., Monday – Friday. Collegiate School will be closed on Tuesday, July 4. Steve Hickman – Head of School Collin McConaghy – Director of Summer Quest Andrew Stanley – Director of Summer Quest Sports Jake McDonald – Associate Director of Summer Quest 103 North Mooreland Road • Richmond, Virginia 23229 804.741.9714 or 804.665.1750 summerquest@collegiate-va.org www.collegiate-va.org and click on Summer Quest

• Summer Quest offers all day options every week, through the month of August, so campers have the opportunity to spend the entire day at Collegiate Sumer Quest, all summer long.

• Our camper-to-staff ratios ensure that our participants are getting individualized attention. • The majority of our camps have been developed and are led by Collegiate faculty and staff. • Summer Quest has enrolled over 1,200 campers each of the past 15 years with record enrollment as high as almost 1,600 campers! • Along with our expanded and innovative Mooreland Road campus, Collegiate School’s Robins Campus has state-of-theart athletic fields and facilities. We also offer programs at the Collegiate School Aquatics Center. • Our campuses are easily accessed from anywhere in Richmond. See page 60 for directions.

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Enrichment

TABLE OF CONTENTS Enrichment Cubs (3-year-olds – Rising 4th Graders)................................10 Lower School (Rising Junior K – Rising 4th/5th Graders).......12 Parents Night Out ..................................................................26

Arts

Middle School (Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders)....................28

Music, Dance, Art and Drama.................................................34

Sports...................................................................................40 All-Sports, Baseball, Basketball, Field Hockey, Football, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball

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Upper School Academics (Rising 9th – Rising 12th Graders) .......................................51

Summer Quest Information............................................59 Directions/Maps.................................................................60

For the most updated Summer Quest information, visit www.collegiate-va.org and click on Summer Quest. Online information includes:

Upper School Academics

Registration Form.............................................................57

Extended Camps & Lunch Bunch

Adult Programs..................................................................56

• Registration information to REGISTER ONLINE or print a registration form to complete and mail •S pecific camp information, including camp locations, dates and times • I nclement weather plans for outdoor camps hat to bring… and much more! •W

Adult Programs

•F requently asked questions

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World Religions (Cooke) (June 12 – July 7) STEAM: Engineering & Robotics (June 12 – July 7) Girls’ Beginner/Intermediate Basketball Boys’ Lacrosse Tee It Up – Golf Skills Fun and Fit Summer Splash Off Satire (June 12 – July 7) Fiction Workshop (Session I) (June 12 – July 7)

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• Collegiate Summer Quest is closed on Tuesday, July 4th. Morning 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. World Religions (Cooke) (June 12 – July 7) 54 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. STEAM: Engineering & Robotics (June 12 – July 7) 55 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. World Religions (Justice) (June 26 – July 21) 54 K 1st 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Justice Karate American Shotokan 18 2nd 3rd 4th 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. MinecraftEDU – Space Odyssey 21 Kids Academy – Gymnastics and Fitness K 1st 2nd 3rd 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. CORE 14 (Session I) 5th 6th 7th 8th 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 3D Printing 28 Acting, Creative Play and More – Middle School 5th 6th 7th 8th 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Shakespeare 28 9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Satire (June 12 – July 7) 53 9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Fiction Workshop (Session I) (June 12 – July 7) 52 Afternoon 12:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Biology II – The Great Diseases (June 12 – July 7) 55 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Swim Lessons, Water Safety & Fun at CSAC 23 K 1st 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Down on the Farm – Discover and Create 36 5th 6th 7th 8th 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Minecraft as a Learning Tool 31 3rd 4th 5th 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. A Global Trek for Creative Minds 12 Writing and Creative Thinking Workshop – Time Travel 5th 6th 7th 8th 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Glitches, Zombie Relatives and Other Disasters 34 All Day Options 2nd 3rd 4th 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Mega Math Mania 20 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Discover Richmond...and Beyond 14 6th 7th 8th 9th 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. BRAVO (June 19 – July 14) 39 Other K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Customized Individual Music Lessons 34 Squirrels NIGHT OUT 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 5:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Flying 27 • Thursday, July 6 5:30 a.m. – 6:30 a.m. KickStart Fitness (Adults) Monday, Wednesday, Friday 56 EXTENDED CAMP AVAILABLE • 7:45 – 9:00 a.m. • 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. • 3:00 – 6:00 p.m. • Page 50

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Summer Quest

ENRICHMENT

CUBS

Gina Chapman, Director Gina is a teacher at Canterbury Community Nursery School. Prior to Canterbury, Gina worked at Collegiate as a teacher and Director of Cougar Care, Collegiate’s onsite faculty and staff childcare program, for 16 years.

For more information about Cubs Camps, contact Gina Chapman at gnchapman76@gmail.com.

Cubs Camps are themed activity camps for 3-year-olds – Rising 4th Graders.

YOUNG CUBS

SESSION THEMES Session I

3- and 4-year-olds 8:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. $230 per session • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • For Young Cubs campers staying for Lunch Bunch, please see page 50. While the emphasis is on having fun and developing social skills, 3- and 4-year-olds will also be learning through a variety of activities including science, nutrition and cooking and free play…all in relation to the theme of the week. Campers will be welcomed each day by their lead teacher and have playtime. They will then visit various “classes” for a productive, fun and enriching day. A detailed schedule will be available on the first day of camp. Campers must be potty trained. Young Cubs campers do not go swimming. The Lunch Bunch option is available for an additional $30/week for campers who attend Young Cubs camp. Our 3- and 4-year-olds must bring a lunch from home each day and will eat, play and rest from noon until 1 p.m. See page 50 for details.

June 19 – 23

Around the World Grab your passport, don’t be late! Let’s travel the globe and see what exciting adventures await! Session II

June 26 – 30

Super Kids Calling all super kids! Discover your super power and help us on a top secret mission in under an hour! Session III

July 10 – 14

Construction Junction Bring your tool belt! Let’s mix some mud and play with your buds! Session IV

July 17 – 21

Pirates and Princesses Once upon a time and a yo-ho-ho, it’s off to princess and pirate camp we go! Session V

SAMPLE TIMELINE OF ACTIVITIES S E E W E E K LY T H E M E S I N T H E L E F T C O L U M N . 8:30 a.m. Arrive at camp ready to meet fellow campers and your lead teacher and counselor. 9:00 a.m. SCIENCE: New and exciting experiments are planned for this summer. Who, What, When, Where, Why and How are great questions to be answered with our Cubs Scientist! 9:45 a.m. LIBRARY: Enjoy storytelling with the Cubs Librarian. 10:15 a.m. INDOOR ACTIVITIES: Enjoy free play, arts and crafts, snack time and some quiet time with the lead teacher and fellow campers. 10:45 a.m. MUSIC: Campers will have fun as they discover beats and sounds with basic instruments, exploring the world of music. 11:15 a.m. COOKING AND NUTRITION: Time will be spent exploring the food we eat and learning hands-on ways to make cooking fun and healthy! 11:45 a.m. CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES: Time to head back to the classroom with your lead teacher to enjoy free time creating, playing, listening to stories and more. 12 p.m. PICK-UP: Make sure to get your rest for another fun filled day at Young Cubs camp tomorrow!

July 24 – 28

Let’s Have a Luau No better way to beat the heat! Let’s splish and splash and have some fun in the sun!

RECREATIONAL SWIMMING INFORMATION FOR EXPLORER & DISCOVERY CUBS CAMPERS • Transportation to the Deerwood Pool (adjacent to the Collegiate Campus) is via a Collegiate minibus driven by Cubs Director Gina Chapman. • A certified lifeguard, lead teacher and counselor supervise pool time. • The lifeguard administers a swim test on the first day of camp to determine who is permitted to swim. • For all pool-related questions, please contact Gina Chapman at gnchapman76@gmail.com.

EXPLORER CUBS

DISCOVERY CUBS

Rising K – Rising 1st Graders 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. $300 per session • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Lunch will be provided. Children are grouped by age for enriching activities including science, art, music, games, cooking and nutrition and more in relation to the theme of the week. Campers also participate in various athletics, including swimming. Campers will visit the pool three times per week, weather permitting, so please bring a bathing suit and a towel on the first day of camp. Explorer Cubs can be combined with an Extended Camp option at an additional cost; please see page 50 for details.

Rising 2nd – Rising 4th Graders 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. $300 per session • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Lunch will be provided. Campers enjoy innovative activities with an experienced staff of specialists. Activities include science, music, computer graphics, playing with LEGO® bricks, cooking and nutrition, and more following the theme of the week. They will also enjoy athletics, recreational games and swimming. Discovery Cubs will take a trip to the pool daily, weather permitting, so please bring a bathing suit and towel on the first day of camp. Discovery Cubs can be combined with an Extended Camp option at an additional cost; please see page 50 for details.

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8:30 a.m. Arrive at camp ready to meet fellow campers and your lead teacher and counselor. 9:00 a.m. LIBRARY: Discover the ins and outs of the library with the Cubs Librarian. Enjoy storytelling and exploring the many volumes of books. 9:45 a.m. SWIMMING: Take a bus ride down the street to the local Deerwood Pool for time at the pool. Explorer Cubs will visit the pool three times a week. Please see Recreational Swimming Information on page 10. 10:30 a.m. INDOOR ACTIVITIES: Enjoy a healthy snack from home then participate in arts and crafts, free play and/or some quiet time with fellow campers and your teacher. 11:00 a.m. MUSIC: Try out a variety of basic instruments to see what sounds and music you can create with our Cubs Music teacher. 11:30 a.m. ATHLETICS: Learn or sharpen your jump rope and hula hoop skills, play basketball and other fun games with fellow campers. 12:00 p.m. LUNCH: Enjoy a provided lunch in Collegiate’s Lower School cafeteria. 12:45 p.m. SCIENCE: The onsite Cubs Science Lab with hands-on experiments with our Cubs Scientist and his assistant is always a favorite destination. 1:15 p.m. COOKING AND NUTRITION: Time will be spent exploring the foods that we eat and learning hands-on ways to make cooking fun and healthy! 1:45 p.m. OUTDOOR TIME: Play outdoors on our playground and open athletic fields, weather permitting. 2:15 p.m. CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES: Time to head back to the classroom with your lead teacher to enjoy free time creating, playing, reading and more. 3:00 p.m. PICK-UP: Make sure to get your rest for another fun filled day at Explorer Cubs camp tomorrow! EXTENDED CAMP (Optional): Choice of activities in Cougar Quest, Collegiate’s after school facility, until 6:00 p.m. See page 50 for details.

8:30 a.m. Arrive at camp and dive right into LEGO® activities while meeting fellow campers and your counselors. 9:00 a.m. MUSIC: Try out a variety of basic instruments to see what sounds and music you can create with our Cubs Music teacher. 9:45 a.m. COOKING AND NUTRITION: Time will be spent exploring nutrition and learning hands-on ways to make cooking fun and tasty! 10:30 a.m. SWIMMING: Take a bus ride down the street to the local Deerwood Pool for time in the water. Discovery Cubs will visit the pool every day each week. Please see Recreational Swimming Information on page 10. 11:30 a.m. COMPUTER: Get your technology fix while playing fun academic computer games with our Cubs Computer teacher. 12:30 p.m. LUNCH: Enjoy a provided lunch in Collegiate’s Lower School cafeteria. 1:00 p.m. SCIENCE: The onsite Cubs Science Lab with hands on experiments with our Cubs Scientist and his assistant is always a favorite destination. 1:45 p.m. OUTDOOR TIME: Play outdoors on our playground and open athletic fields, weather permitting. 2:00 p.m. ART: Use your imagination to create projects in our Art Studio with our Art Specialist. Campers will experience drawing, painting, mixed media and much more! 3:00 p.m. PICK-UP: Make sure to get your rest for another fun filled day at Discovery Cubs camp tomorrow!

E XTENDED CAMP (Optional): Choice of activities in Cougar Quest, Collegiate’s After School Facility, until 6:00 p.m. See page 50 for details.

Enrichment

THE ALL DAY CUBS CAMPS for Rising Kindergartners – Rising 4th Graders offer a full day of fun and learning for just $300 per week. Activities vary each session and included is lunch each day from the school cafeteria and a t-shirt. Read below for a sample of the great activities and themes for our campers! NEED EXTRA CARE FOR YOUR CAMPER? Our Afternoon Extended Camp from 3 – 6 p.m. is only $75/week. Morning Extended Camp starts at 7:45 a.m. for $30/week. See page 50 for details.

Summer Quest

ENRICHMENT

LOWER SCHOOL

Rising Junior Kindergartners – Rising 4th/5th Graders

3D PRINTING FOR LOWER SCHOOLERS 3D Central, Catherine Clements Rising 2nd – Rising 4th Graders July 10 – 14 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $250 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Learn all about 3D printing in this hands-on and exciting week-long camp where campers will use 3D modeling software to make their own designs come to life on a 3D printer; no experience necessary! Participants will employ the creative thinking spiral to imagine, create, experiment and iterate, and are encouraged to bring their imaginations to create anything from the highly practical to the whimsical. 3D printing will be taught by 3D Central in conjunction with Catherine Clements. Catherine is a librarian in the Middle School at Collegiate. She co-manages the Reed-Gumenick Library Makerspace where students freely explore a variety of STEAM projects from sewing and knitting to 3D printing and electronics. She is a lifelong maker and has coached a Jr. FIRST LEGO® League team here in Richmond. 3D Central is the Richmond area’s one-stop shop for everything 3D printed. With over 10 years of combined experience with desktop 3D Printing, the 3D Central team has become experts in their field. They started primarily as a manufacturing company, building goods with their printers using open source designs. Over time, the scope of these goods has grown from simple accessories and toys to custom-built costumes and full electronics. Using their printers to manufacture end-user goods, they have become adept at how to design and build for 3D printers. For more information, contact Catherine Clements at catherine_clements@collegiate-va.org or 3D Central at info@3dcentralva.com.

A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING Quest Adventures, Page Chapman Rising K – Rising 6th Graders August 14 – 18 • 7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. $425 Camp includes free choice of activities from 7:45 – 9 a.m. and 3 – 6 p.m. each day at Kinder Quest or Cougar Quest, Collegiate’s After School facilities. • Bring a nut-free lunch and filled water bottle from home each day. Snacks and drinks are provided. Campers should wear closed-toe athletic shoes and bring a swimsuit, goggles and towel. Summer is still rocking and rolling and so are we! This camp keeps your children active all day, every day while having tons of fun. Just when you thought summer swim team was over, we’ll hit the pool again for water fun at the Collegiate School Aquatics Center. While there, we’ll work on technique and endurance and then splash away playing a variety of sport games with friends. On Friday, we will take a trip to the Midlothian Aquatics Center for some fun in the sun at its waterpark. In addition, Rising K–1st Graders will complete obstacle course training and gymnastics that will encourage balance, hand-eye coordination and general movement skills. Campers will ride trikes, play sports and practice scooting and roller blading around campus, making them ready to “run” right into fall. Meanwhile, Rising 2nd–6th Graders will take on some challenging outdoor adventures, including tree climbing, biking, an archery lesson and more. They will enjoy sports like flag football, soccer, tennis and other sport games, getting them conditioned for the upcoming fall sports season. Page Chapman, Lower School physical education teacher, and Quest Adventures are looking forward to a fun week of activities. For more information, contact Neil Etheridge, Associate Director of After School at netheridge@collegiate-va.org.

A GLOBAL TREK FOR CREATIVE MINDS Carolyn Villanueva Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders July 3 – 7 • 1 – 4 p.m. No camp on Tuesday, July 4 $175 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. Come ready to immerse yourself in myths, geography and cultures! Be ready to create and perform. Students will read folklore and myths from around the world and explore the culture revealed. At the end of the week, students’ creativity and knowledge will collide as they create and perform a cultural tale. Carolyn Villanueva is a 4th Grade teacher who loves to connect students to global ideas. With 15 years experience and as a former 6th Grade teacher of Global Mythology, she is excited to trek around the globe with your children. She is beginning her sixth year as a Collegiate teacher. For more information, contact Carolyn Villanueva at carolyn_villanueva@collegiate-va.org.

Shannon Dowling has both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in architecture. She has worked on everything from schools to libraries to home additions. She studied design and practiced architecture not only in her hometown of Richmond, but also in New York and Los Angeles. Her work has been included in a number of exhibits, including the Biennale in Venice and at the Dia Center for the Arts in Manhattan. She has three young children of her own and loves building young creative minds as much as she loves architecture. For more information contact Shannon Dowling via Facebook at www.facebook.com/juiceboxarchitects or visit www.juiceboxarchitect.com.

Cynde Liffick, Bard Unbound Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders June 19 – 23 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. Start with a phrase and end with performing an entire play. Students will have fun with the language, learn some facts about Shakespeare and the Elizabethan era, get to know the characters, and learn a bit about the Bard. The play utilized in this camp is Shakespeare’s comedy Much Ado About Nothing; arguing couples, goofy policeman, scheming bad guys and more and it all turns out well in the end. Within the process of learning and rehearsing an abbreviated Shakespeare play, students will work on personal and interpersonal skills including focus, compassion, imagination, patience, problem solving and collaboration. They will also work on basic dramatic skills such as enunciation, focus, cooperation, vocal projection, language skills and acting. Finally, it gives students a leg up for deeper immersion into Shakespeare in the future! Cynde Liffick, co-founder of Richmond Shakespeare Festival at Agecroft Hall, is in her 20th year as a Shakespeare instructor, director and performer. Her present company, Bard Unbound, takes Shakespeare off the page and off the stage through Virginia. For more information, contact Cynde Liffick at cynde@bardunbound.org.

Enrichment

ACTING, CREATIVE PLAY AND MORE – YOUTH SHAKESPEARE

Yu Xiao Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders July 31 – August 4 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 Explore the mysteries of China and broaden your child’s cultural awareness of the world’s most populated country. Students will learn to greet in Chinese, count in Chinese, and learn animal names and the names of basic foods. Our cultural learning highlights the Chinese Zodiac, the Giant Panda and the legendary Monkey King. We will delve into the ancient inventions of China, and create and play the traditional Chinese games of Feng Che/Pin-Wheel, Tiao-Fang-zi/ Chinese Hop Scotch and Zhua Ma Jiang/Catching the Dominos. We will also enjoy sampling Chinese foods for snacks. Your children will be exposed to an array of fun activities as we explore the Middle Kingdom. Yu Xiao is the Chinese language teacher in the Middle School at Collegiate, a native Chinese speaker and was a visiting professor at Oberlin College and the Ohio State University. This is her second year with Summer Quest. For more information, contact Yu Xiao at yu_xiao@collegiate-va.org.

BUILDING IMAGINATIONS – ARCHITECTURE FOR LITTLE HANDS AND BIG MINDS Shannon Dowling, Juicebox Architects Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders June 19 – 23 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Building is fun, tangible and part of our everyday experience. Juicebox Architects teaches kids about the built environment by exploring art, social studies, language arts, history, science and math through hands-on activities designed to encourage creative, outsidethe-box thinking. Architecture helps with visual learning, observation, reasoning and critical thinking. The camp will engage children physically and mentally as they use their imaginations and become designers for a week. We will design floor plans and build a miniature neighborhood, take a look at structural concepts by creating toothpick bridges, and engage in discussions about scale, foundation, loads and aesthetics by designing skyscrapers that scale the walls of our school. Campers will learn about structures using our own bodies as support columns, we will make our own stools that can hold our parents and we will even build a geodesic dome that campers can occupy. We will work as individuals and in groups to look at real-life problems and simplified versions of what architects do each day. This camp is ideal for children who like to create, draw and build – children who aren’t afraid to be original, take risks, explore new ideas and even get a little messy!

CLASSIC AUTHORS…DR. SEUSS AND MORE Mironda Starke Rising K – Rising 1st Graders July 24 – 28 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Experience the wonderful world of children’s literature! Throughout the week, children will be exposed to classic authors each day as they learn why these authors are so special to us all. Children will engage in center-based and whole group activities. We will read selections from Ezra Jack Keats, Mo Willems, Laura Numeroff, Dr. Seuss, Kevin Henkes and more! Campers are asked to bring their favorite book to camp each day. Mironda Starke is in her 11th year teaching 1st Grade at Collegiate. Before coming to Collegiate, she taught 1st and 2nd Grades in Henrico County. Mironda is very excited to share her love of reading with children. For more information, contact Mironda Starke at mironda_starke@collegiate-va.org. 13

August Camps

CHINESE CULTURE AND LANGUAGE IMMERSION

CORE KIDS ACADEMY – GYMNASTICS AND FITNESS

CRITTER CODING CodeVA, Catherine Clements Rising K – Rising 1st Graders July 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. What better way to code than with a friend! In this course, kids will create a character on paper as a sock stuffed animal, and in Scratch as a Sprite. This critter will open the doors to creative programing and problem solving while also producing a snugly friend. Kids will tackle sewing skills and computer science skills as their character comes to life in person and on screen. CodeVA is a nonprofit built to promote computer science education for all students throughout Virginia. Working in partnership with local school districts and code.org, CodeVA delivers summer camps and training to K-12 teachers focused on embedding computational thinking and computer science into all grade levels. Catherine is a librarian in the Middle School at Collegiate. She co-manages the Reed-Gumenick Library Makerspace where students freely explore a variety of STEAM projects from sewing and knitting to 3D printing and electronics. She is a lifelong maker and has coached a Jr. FIRST LEGO® League team here in Richmond. For more information, contact Catherine Clements at catherine_clements@collegiate-va.org

CORE Kids Academy Rising K – Rising 3rd Graders Session I: July 3– 7 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. No camp on Tuesday, July 4 $175 Session II: July 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. At CORE, our mission is to instill and develop confidence, fitness and life skills through gymnastics. We believe every child has different strengths and talents, and we strive to enhance each child’s individual physical capabilities through personal coaching in a group setting. Our campers will increase coordination, balance, flexibility, strength and self-confidence through tumbling, hopping, stretching and conditioning. Our certified instructors will progressively work to develop fitness skills and gymnastics skills like forward rolls, backward rolls, handstands, cartwheels and handspring progressions using proper form and execution. In addition, students will learn all about muscles, bones and organs through our unique wellness curriculum. Students will be grouped according to age. For more information, contact CORE Academy at info@corekidsacademy.com or visit www.corekidsacademy.com.

DISCOVER RICHMOND…AND BEYOND Robby Turner Rising 2nd – Rising 5th Graders July 3 – 7 • 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. No camp on Tuesday, July 4 $315 • B ring a lunch and filled water bottle from home each day. This camp is a summer must for the child who likes to say, “there is nothing to do in this town.” Our goal during this week is to discover the places in and around Richmond that go unnoticed. Trips in years past have taken us to the James River, Civil War battlefields, museums, secret swimming holes, special fishing spots, out of the way putt-putt courses, duck pin bowling, go-karting, bumper boating, Belle Isle, recreational tree climbing and much more. We load the bus each morning and try to stay on the go all day long. Sign up early as this camp does fill quickly! Pick up and drop off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on Collegiate’s Lower School side of campus. Campers will be transported in Collegiate buses driven by Collegiate faculty members Robby Turner and Page Chapman. Robby began teaching in 1988 and has taught Kindergarten at Collegiate since 1999. He has run his own summer camps for over 25 years and has been involved with Summer Quest since 2001. Page began teaching at Collegiate in 1999 and has been working summer camps at Collegiate since 2001. For more information, contact Robby Turner at rturner@collegiate-va.org.

capacity last year so sign up early. For more information, visit www. riversideoutfitters.net. Robby Turner has been “playing” on and around the James River for many years. He will be assisted in this camp by Rives Fleming who is entering his 26th year of teaching at Collegiate in the Middle School. For more information, contact Robby Turner at rturner@collegiate-va.org.

Robby Turner Rising K – Rising 2nd Graders Session I: June 12 – 16 • 1 – 4 p.m. Session II: June 26 – 30 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $230 per session • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. Come discover what Richmond has to offer in this three-hour junior version of our Discover Richmond camp. Specifically designed for our younger children, this camp will find new and different things to do from visiting and exploring our very own Robins Campus to finding unique places to visit around the Richmond metro area. Previous trips included a scavenger hunt through the woods and trails that the Collegiate cross-country teams run in the fall, water balloon fights, the discovery of a special bookstore where music and puppets bring the Wild West alive, out-of-the way swimming holes, the best ice cream in the city, putt-putt golf, the zoo, blueberry picking, specialty candy stores, designer donuts and much, much more. Each session will offer different trips so come hop aboard our “magic school bus” and discover exciting things to do right here in our own city. Campers will be transported in Collegiate buses driven by Collegiate faculty members. Pick-up and drop-off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on Collegiate’s Lower School side of campus. The sky is the limit in this camp as we seek to explore Richmond and all that is has to offer. Children will be divided into age groups to make sure that all games are appropriate and challenging. Sign up early as this camp filled to capacity last year. Robby Turner has been “discovering” things around Collegiate since he arrived in 1999. He teaches Kindergarten in the Lower School and has been leading camps in Richmond since 1989 and at Collegiate since 2001. He will be assisted by Joya Sellers, who has taught in the Collegiate Lower School since 2015, and Katherine Hall who has taught Kindergarten at Collegiate since 2003. For more information, contact Robby Turner at rturner@collegiate-va.org.

EDIBLE FUN FOR YOUNG CHEFS Mia White Rising K – Rising 4th Graders July 10 – 14 • 1 – 4 p.m. $230 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. Calling all young chefs! Come join us for a week of edible education and fun. Campers will learn to prepare pretty and tasty food while learning about nutrition and healthy foods. Mia will introduce your children to healthy eating, dining etiquette and cooking. She will inspire and educate through various hands-on activities in the kitchen where children will learn to prepare and taste a variety of fresh, affordable foods and learn about making healthy choices. Your child will engage in positive sensory experiences with a variety of healthy foods, identify personal food preferences, practice food preparation skills and learn about cultures of the world. Mia is the Executive Director of Canterbury Community Nursery School. She is an early childhood educator and a Certified Holistic Health Counselor accredited by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners (CHHC, AADP). She is also the author of “Raw Vitalize,” a book on how to supercharge your health in 21 days. Mia has been teaching young children for over 15 years. For more information, contact Mia White at mkwhite67@comcast.net.

ELECTRONIC GAME DESIGN FOR LOWER SCHOOLERS: NINJA WARRIORS Engineering for Kids Rising 2nd – Rising 4th Graders June 26 – 30 • 1 – 4 p.m. $280 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Have you ever dreamed of being a Ninja Warrior? This is your chance to become one in your own video game! Campers will design their own story, warriors, backgrounds, defense weapons, and then code everything to work in this action packed side scrolling game. As the week progresses, you will learn how to add levels, lives, counters and sound to your increasingly complex game. At the end of camp, you will have a game that is ready for you and your friends to play. Each camper will be able to access the class games in cloud storage as well as go home with a copy of the software, Fusion 2.5 that will allow them to continue to edit their game and create many new ones. For more information, contact Dara Dawson at centralva@engineeringforkids.net or call 540.538.3306. You can also visit their website at www.engineeringforkids.net/centralva.

DISCOVER THE JAMES RIVER Robby Turner Rising 3rd – Rising 7th Graders June 26 – 30 • 1 – 5 p.m. $300 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. The James River is Virginia’s largest river and it flows right through our backyard. Come join Mr. Turner this summer as we explore as much of this great river as we can. We will rock jump on the backside of Belle Isle, tube, kayak and paddleboard on various parts of the James, search for secret swimming holes and investigate beaches and trails that are home to many different types of wildlife. Campers should come to camp each day expecting to get wet (bathing suits, river shoes/old tennis shoes, sun screen and towels) and stay busy. We will load our bus each day in front of Luck Hall, located on Collegiate’s Lower School side of campus, and head to the river. Tubing and rafting excursions will be supervised by Riverside Outfitters, who will also provide life jackets. This camp filled to

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DISCOVER RICHMOND – THE JUNIOR EDITION

FUN AND FIT

“ My son was a little apprehensive, but loved the camp once he attended.”

Quest Adventures, Page Chapman Rising K – Rising 6th Graders June 12 – 16 Morning: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. • $215 Afternoon: 1 – 4 p.m. • $215 Full Day: 7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. • $425 Full Day Plus Swimming: 7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. • $475 The full-day option includes free choice of activities from 7:45 a.m. – 9 a.m. and 3 – 6 p.m. each day at Kinder Quest or Cougar Quest, Collegiate’s After School facilities. • Bring a nut-free lunch (full-day campers only), filled water bottle, swimming attire, towel and goggles from home on Friday (or every day if enrolled in Full Day Plus Swimming). Snacks and drinks are provided. Campers should wear closed-toe shoes and bring a bike and helmet to keep at Cougar Quest or Kinder Quest. A week long adventure that continues to keep the summer fun as we head into August. Join us for a week of keeping in shape while playing your favorite individual and team sports. Learn a new sport, ride your bike and much more. Campers will participate in a wide variety of sports and activities, including fun trips to a trampoline park and outdoor swimming pool. Rising K – Rising 1st Graders will bike (with or without training wheels) on Lower School grounds, have a flipping good time doing gymnastics and play a variety of fun movement games. Rising 2nd – Rising 6th Graders will bike at the Collegiate School Robins Campus (including the mountain bike trails) and play on the Lower School grounds, too, enjoying all their favorite games like kickball, dodgeball, capture the flag and more! Page Chapman, Lower School physical education teacher, and Quest Adventures are looking forward to a fun week of activities. For more information, contact Neil Etheridge, Associate Director of After School at netheridge@collegiate-va.org.

FRENCH IMMERSION FOR BEGINNERS Linda Combs Rising K – Rising 2nd Graders June 19 – 23 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Imagine your child speaking in complete French sentences and reading French to you after the first day of camp. Through an innovative method using symbols to teach foreign language, students will learn useful vocabulary including verbs, colors, numbers and food items. The cultural focus will be on the lives and masterpieces of selected Francophone artists. In addition to their academic lessons, campers will enjoy creating art, singing, dancing and acting in French. Oh là là! Linda is a native speaker and has been teaching French for 13 years. She is now Collegiate’s Lower School French teacher. For more information, contact Linda Combs at linda_combs@collegiate-va.org.

FULL STEAM AHEAD – SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, ART AND MATH

GIRLS’ ROBOTICS BOOT CAMP – LOWER SCHOOL

Beth Albrecht, Amanda Crisafi Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders July 24 – 28 • 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. $375 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Lunch will be provided. Campers will learn to think, create and build like an engineer with hands-on engineering experiences. We will be looking at real-life problems and coming up with artistic designs and solutions. This camp will be ideal for children who like to take things apart, build and design machines and explore how things work. We will build vehicles, explore bridge design and make rockets, all while brushing up on those math and science skills. Beth Albrecht is a 2nd Grade teacher at Collegiate. She received her BA in elementary education from Purdue University and also has a master’s in early education from the University of Connecticut. Amanda Crisafi is a 1st grade teacher at Woolridge Elementary School in Chesterfield. She received her BS in Marketing Management from Virginia Tech and also has a master’s in education from Marymount University. For more information, contact Beth Albrecht at beth_albrecht@collegiate-va.org.

Greg Sesny, Catherine Clements Rising 2nd – Rising 4th Graders July 24 – 28 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. With the goal to inspire girls to participate in STEAM fields, this camp will encourage them with learning in a fun hands-on environment. Campers will spend the week working with Collegiate Robotics and our FIRST Robotics Competition Team, FRC Team 5804. Learn to design and program LEGO® Mindstorms EV3 robots as you compete and collaborate in a series of challenges. For example, who can design and program the fastest line-following bot? We’ll start off with simple tasks and routines like driving in a straight line at a set speed. We’ll then learn to use a variety of sensors to provide data to our robot that helps define its behavior – follow the green path, avoid the dark corner, don’t drive into the wall (or off the end of the table). Over time, the simple tasks, routines and behaviors can be integrated to solve more challenging problems like a line following race. We’ll end the week with a celebration/competition of what your bots can do and you’ll also get the chance to operate the team’s FRC competition bot. 16

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Greg Sesny is a physics teacher in Collegiate’s Upper School. He just completed his first year at Collegiate and has worked with the U.S. FIRST Robotics Program for the past four years. He previously founded a FIRST Robotics Team and served as a lead mentor. Greg is also a coach for Collegiate School’s FIRST Robotics Team. Catherine is a librarian in the Middle School at Collegiate. She co-manages the Reed-Gumenick Library Makerspace where students freely explore a variety of STEAM projects from sewing and knitting to 3D printing and electronics. She is a lifelong maker and has coached a Jr. FIRST LEGO® League team here in Richmond. For more information, contact Greg Sesny at greg_sesny@collegiate-va.org.

GIVE YOURSELF A HAND…WITH FINE MOTOR SKILLS

HOOKED ON BOOKS – READING & WRITING

LaNessa West, Aster Kidane Rising Junior Kindergartners and Rising Kindergartners June 19 – 23 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Hands-on fun is what this camp is all about! Through the use of a variety of action-packed, center-based activities, students will be able to develop and strengthen their fine motor skills. Pencil grips, Play-Doh, sewing cards, tweezers and clothespin games are just a few of the activities students will experience. Handwriting and scissor “etiquette” are important skills that will also be addressed. This camp is the perfect school readiness opportunity for students entering Junior Kindergarten or Kindergarten who want to “give themselves a hand” at improving their fine motor skills. LaNessa West has been teaching for 20 years. During this time, she has taught Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Grades, with five years teaching Kindergarten at Collegiate. In her primary classrooms, she utilized a variety of hands-on center activities to help strengthen her students’ fine motor skills. LaNessa is currently Collegiate’s Lower School Chair of Academic Services. Aster Kidane has been a teacher for over 20 years in various elementary grades. The last 15 years have been as a teacher in Kindergaten here at Collegiate. For more information, contact LaNessa West at lwest@collegiate-va.org.

Eileen Beane Rising 1st – Rising 5th Graders Session I: June 19 – 30 Session II: July 10 – 21 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. • Monday – Friday $750 per session Each session is two weeks in length. • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Lunch will be provided. Is your child “hooked on books?” Both the book enthusiast and the book weary love this camp! Our days are filled with fun ageappropriate reading and writing activities. Through small group and individualized reading, book clubs, Reader’s Theater, author studies and theme studies, the children are immersed in rich experiences, which will strengthen and enrich their reading and writing skills. They will enjoy a variety of activities including reading and writing workshops, visits to the library and computer lab, art projects and a visit by a local author. The children will spend time on the writing process, as well as factual writing from individual research. A writing celebration is held on the last day of camp where the children present their own “published” original stories. We devote time to Collegiate’s and other schools’ summer reading lists with our older students. Your child will participate in great discussions and guided reading through these chapter books. Class size is limited to ensure individualized attention. Your child’s love of reading and writing will soar! Each camper will receive a camp t-shirt and an end-of-session report focusing on the skills and strategies reinforced throughout the session. Eileen Beane serves as the Director of Hooked on Books and has eight years of experience in this position. She has 32 years of teaching experience with 25 years teaching Junior Kindergarten through 2nd Grade at Collegiate. Other Collegiate School faculty members teaching this summer include Karen Pickett, Beth Anne Shelly, Nicola Byford, Susie Leahy, Beth Wilson, Joya Sellers, Sandy Ting, Mary Margaret Ryan and Allison Williams. In addition to these lead teachers, college students will serve as assistants. For more information, contact Eileen Beane at ebeane@collegiate-va.org.

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IT’S YOUR MOVE…LEGO BRICKS, ROBOTICS, ENGINEERING AND MORE

JUSTICE KARATE AMERICAN SHOTOKAN

Sam Justice Rising K – Rising 1st Graders July 3 – 7 • 9 – 11 a.m. No camp on Tuesday, July 4 $150 • B ring a filled water bottle from home each day. Learn martial arts in a fun and supportive environment! This camp introduces students to principles of karate and self defense while enhancing their coordination, balance, conditioning, flexibility, fitness and mental focus. Karate uses all muscles of the body, builds motor skills and develops discipline. Students will learn kicks, punches, stances, footwork, kata (prescribed patterns of movement), fighting and self-defense techniques, karate etiquette and the karate philosophy of mind/body wellness. The camp is appropriate for beginners and those with any karate experience. Campers can earn as many as 10 stripes on their beginning belt. Campers receive a uniform consisting of a gi (traditional karate pants and top), a white belt (the beginner’s level belt) and a t-shirt. They also receive an instructional booklet. Campers who demonstrate proficiency in the material at week’s end will be awarded a medal. All campers, regardless of proficiency, will receive a certificate of participation. The camp is taught by Sam Justice, owner and founder of Justice Karate, who has taught karate in Richmond for over 35 years. He is an 8th level black belt in both Shotokan and Shorin Ru forms of karate. Mr. Justice is a certified US Karate Coach, judge and referee in national karate tournaments. For more information, contact Sam Justice at kumite95@verizon.net or visit www.justicekarate.com.

Quest Adventures, Daniel Bartels, Greg Sesny Rising K – Rising 6th Graders July 31 – August 4 Morning: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. • $215 Afternoon: 1 – 4 p.m. • $215 Full Day: 7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. • $400 The full day option includes free choice of activities from 7:45 a.m. – 9 a.m. and 3 – 6 p.m. each day at Kinder Quest or Cougar Quest, Collegiate’s After School facilities. • Bring a nut-free lunch (full day only) and filled water bottle from home each day. Snacks and drinks are provided. Campers will participate in a variety of projects that will include building and engineering challenges, and will be introduced to age appropriate technology that supports their budding STEAM interests. Rising Kindergarten – Rising 1st Graders will work on motorized one-of-a kind LEGO® projects and construct unique structures made from blocks, cardboard and imagination. Campers will get hands-on with various engineering challenges and experiences designed to encourage team work and creative problem solving. They will also be presented with an introductory lesson on Robotics and Coding. Rising 2nd - Rising 6th Graders will use advanced LEGO® Mindstorm Robotics 3.0 kits. Campers will build a variety of robotics’ projects allowing them to explore their own creativity through engineering and design. They will take control of these projects remotely using iPads and at the end of the week there will be a battlebot tournament to find whose bot is the strongest. Campers will be given problem-solving challenges which involve engineering and team work. They will also be creating 3D finger-tip designs by exploring coding and programming using the latest software and technology. Join Collegiate faculty members Dan Bartels, Upper and Middle School STEAM Coordinator, and Greg Sesny, Upper School physics teacher, along with Quest Adventures, as they expertly guide the campers through various daily challenges and activities. For more information, contact Neil Etheridge, Associate Director of After School, at netheridge@collegiate-va.org.

LETGO WITH LEGO® FUN AT COLLEGIATE Debra McKercher, Daniel Bell Rising K – Rising 4th Graders Session I: July 17 – 21 • 1 – 4 p.m. Session II: July 24 – 28 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 per session • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. Never enough LEGO® bricks at your house? If your child loves everything LEGO®, then he or she should join us for this fun camp. Campers will build all types of projects and have daily building challenges with a wide variety of LEGO® bricks…creating castles, ships, cities, Star Wars and more. When not building, campers will have LEGO® games, computer software, magazines and books to keep them engaged. All skill levels are welcome. Campers will be divided into age appropriate groups. Debra McKercher is a 2nd Grade assistant at Collegiate. She has taught at Collegiate since 2003 and previously taught pre-K, 1st and 2nd Grades. She started the Collegiate 2nd Grade LEGO® Club in 2008 and is the lead teacher for the program. Daniel Bell is Collegiate’s Middle School technology teacher. Daniel has taught at the K-12 level for 10 years. For more information, contact Debra McKercher at dmckercher@collegiate-va.org.

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LET’S GET READY FOR JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN Wendy Wilson, Tia Owen Rising Junior Kindergartners Session I: July 17 – 21 • 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Session II: July 24 – 28 • 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. $285 per session • Bring a towel for quiet time, a healthy snack and a filled water bottle from home each day. • Lunch is provided. The first day of Junior Kindergarten is just around the corner! This camp has been developed to provide a glimpse of what Junior Kindergarten will be like for your child. The focus will be on introducing Collegiate through purposeful play. The children will explore the campus and meet the people who will be part of their daily lives in the fall, including the librarian, cafeteria staff and school nurse. They also will be introduced to routines like centers and morning meeting to foster cooperation, listening skills and positive interactions with classmates. Wendy Wilson and Tia Owen are both JK teachers at Collegiate. Wendy has her BS degree in elementary education from Indiana University. She has taught for 19 years in various independent schools and this is her fourth year at Collegiate. Tia received her BA in elementary education and communications from Mary Baldwin College. She also has an MEd in special education from the University of Virginia. Tia has taught in various public and independent schools for 15 years and this is her third year at Collegiate. For more information, contact Wendy Wilson at wendy_wilson@collegiate-va.org or Tia Owen at tia_owen@collegiate-va.org.

Laura Matthews, Sarah Dunn Rising Kindergartners June 19 – 30 • 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. $750 This camp is two weeks in length. • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Lunch will be provided. • Campers will need to bring a towel for rest time. Who wants to get ready for school? This camp has been developed to provide a taste of what Kindergarten will feel like for your child, with a focus on introducing basic reading and math skills. We will use familiar nursery rhymes and fairy tales to introduce the children to many important reading skills, such as identifying familiar letters and sounds, looking at pictures for clues, tracking from left to right, pointing to text and matching our voices to the words we read. Familiar rhymes and stories will help develop your child’s confidence and eagerness to “have a go” at reading! The math content of our camp is based on the book Let’s Play Cards: Games and Activities for Ages 3-100 by Nicola Byford and Frances Coleman. While the campers will think they are just having fun, they will really be strengthening their mathematical abilities: problem solving skills, number sense, spatial skills, memory and much more. There are so many math skills that can be learned from a deck of cards! We will also be visiting the library, creating art projects, playing at center time and getting to know the Lower School campus. Our camp will culminate in a celebration on the last day, when the children will be encouraged to come to camp dressed as their favorite nursery rhyme or fairy tale character. Parents will be invited to join us for the afternoon to read nursery rhymes and play cards. Each child will take home a book of rhymes and stories, plus a standard deck of cards and a copy of Let’s Play Cards. Laura Matthews graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill and received her masters of teaching from the University of Virginia. She is a Kindergarten assistant at Collegiate and has been teaching for six years. Sarah Dunn graduated from James Madison University and received her masters in special education. Sarah is currently in her third year of teaching in Henrico County. For more information, contact Laura Matthews at laura_matthews@collegiate-va.org.

August Camps

LET’S GET READY FOR KINDERGARTEN

“ All of the communications were very clear. I knew exactly what my son needed to bring and where to go on your gorgeous campus. It was convenient to receive an email the week before the camps started that included general info, the drop off location and the list of things to bring.”

LITTLE YOGIS Sarah Peavey Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders July 10 – 14 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a filled water bottle, healthy snack and a thin towel to camp each day. • A yoga mat will be provided for each student and they can take it home at the end of the week. Little Yogis camp is designed specifically with the creative and active elementary student in mind. Absolutely no prior experience is necessary! This camp will provide students the opportunity to practice fitness, enhance healthy body awareness and increase strength, flexibility and balance in a fun, non-competitive, artistic environment. Each class is comprised of three parts. During the first segment, students will explore different yoga poses through games, interactive stories and creative movements. Throughout the week, yogis will work on shorter sequences of pose combinations. Participants will spend the second part of class studying a different mindfulness technique each day. This segment will end with a short period of quiet and stillness where students will follow guided relaxations and concentrate on breath work. Yogis will spend the final third of their morning as mindful artists, revisiting the day’s physical yoga practice and meditation experiences through different mediums. Participants will learn about an artist and his personal techniques or preferences and then will reflect upon, express and analyze their own physical reactions and states of mind to the day’s yoga practice through that artist’s style. Little Yogis is the ultimate multisensory experience! Each afternoon, camp participants will come home with yoga “homework” which has two goals. It will, firstly, emphasize and recap the day’s theme (the physical and meditative practices) and, secondly, encourage a dialogue about personal reactions and observations from the morning session between little yogis and a family member or friend. Students are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing that allows them to move freely. Sarah Peavey is a graduate of the 200-hour Teacher Training program at Glenmore Yoga and Wellness Center where she teaches prenatal and children’s yoga classes. She enjoys teaching children’s yoga camps throughout the summer and classes from her home during the year. She is working towards her 500-hour training with an emphasis on therapeutic yoga and her 95-hour Children’s Yoga certification. Sarah enjoys the many physical, mental and emotional benefits of Hatha yoga of all levels. She is excited to offer Little Yogis for the first time ever this summer. Sarah taught French in the Upper School at Collegiate for nine years and spent many seasons coaching and mentoring students. Four years ago she developed the Upper School Winter Yoga class for high school students. For more information, contact Sarah Peavey at sarah.m.peavey@gmail.com.

MEGA MATH MANIA Tori O’Shea, Sarah Dunn Rising 2nd – Rising 4th Graders July 3 – 7 • 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. No camp on Tuesday, July 4 $315 • B ring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • L unch will be provided. Games, games and more games! Mega Math Mania is a camp where students will learn a lot and won’t even realize it. Campers will review basic skills, learn new skills and much more...all while playing. The schedule will focus on a number of areas: problem solving and logic, visual/spatial mathematics, and games and strategy. Students will have some review of basic math skills, but they will be challenged in all areas throughout the week. While the students are playing games, the focus will be on analyzing strategies and problem solving throughout. Tori along with other full-time teachers will lead students throughout the week. Each will serve as a lead teacher for an assigned group throughout the camp, but campers will work with all teachers during the rotations. This camp is sure to challenge, enrich and inspire! For more information, contact Tori O’Shea at tori_oshea@collegiate-va.org.

Greg Sesny, Kristine Chiodo Rising 2nd – Rising 4th Graders July 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Spend the week working with Collegiate Robotics and our FIRST Robotics Competition Team, FRC Team 5804. Learn to design and program Lego Mindstorms EV3 robots as you compete and collaborate in a series of challenges. For example, who can design and program the fastest line following bot? We’ll start off with simple tasks and routines like driving in a straight line at a set speed. We’ll then learn to use a variety of sensors to provide data to our robot that helps define its behavior – stop at the green line, stay inside the box, don’t run into the wall. Over time the simple tasks, routines and behaviors can be integrated to solve more challenging problems like a line following race. We’ll end the week with a celebration/competition/demonstration of what your bots can do and you’ll also get the chance to operate the team’s FRC competition bot. Greg Sesny is a physics teacher in Collegiate’s Upper School. He just completed his second year at Collegiate and has worked with the U.S. FIRST Robotics Program for the past four years. He previously founded a FIRST Robotics Team and served as a lead mentor. Greg is also a coach for Collegiate School’s FIRST Robotics Team that earned a spot at the FIRST Robotics Competition’s World Championship. Kristine holds a BS in civil engineering and master’s degree in mathematics education. She has also been teaching for 27 years, teaching math, computer programming and computer applications. For more information, contact Greg Sesny at greg_sesny@collegiate-va.org.

MIGHTY MATHEMATICIANS Tori O’Shea Rising 1st Graders June 26 – 30 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Hands-on math will be the focus of this fun-filled camp. Students will be exposed to a variety of activities and games, which will build their number sense, spatial skills, problem solving and logic. While playing a variety of board games, using cards and dice, solving puzzles with pattern blocks, tangrams and pentominoes, building with blocks and LEGO bricks and much more, students will never realize how much they are learning. Tori O’Shea is a Lower School Math Specialist at Collegiate. This will be her fifth year teaching math camps for Summer Quest. For more information, contact Tori O’Shea at tori_oshea@collegiate-va.org.

MINECRAFTEDU – SPACE ODYSSEY Engineering for Kids Rising 2nd – Rising 4th Graders July 3 – 7 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. No camp on Tuesday, July 4 $175 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. 3-2-1 Blastoff! Join us as MinecraftEDU explores the planets of our Solar System, mines the asteroid belt to find precious resources that will help you and your friends colonize Mars. The week will culminate in the creation of your own planet, unique to you and your fellow astronauts! Each camper will have their own computer during the camp but will work in teams to accomplish the challenges each day of camp. For more information, contact Dara Dawson at centralva@engineeringforkids.net or call 540.538.3306. You can also visit their website at www.engineeringforkids.net/centralva.

OUR WORLD IS A GLOBAL VILLAGE Melanie Marks, PhD Rising 2nd – Rising 6th Graders July 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. $425 Please see page 31 for details.

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ROBOTICS BOOT CAMP – LOWER SCHOOL

RVA HISTORICAL QUEST Beth Albrecht, Amanda Crisafi Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders June 26 – 30 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $230 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Calling Nancy Drew, Encyclopedia Brown, Nate the Great, Judy Moody and all Super Sleuths! History and mystery collide as our detectives will load the bus each morning in search of clues to learn about famous people and places in Richmond. Join Beth Albrecht as she embarks on a creative exploration of our wonderful city. Students will be fed engaging clues that inspire them in their search to unveil the hidden historical treasures of Richmond. Our RVA History will be re-discovered through the eyes of our youth. Beth is a 2nd Grade teacher at Collegiate. She received her BA in elementary education from Purdue University and also has a master’s in early education from the University of Connecticut. Amanda Crisafi is a 1st Grade teacher at Woolridge Elementary School in Chesterfield. She received her BS in marketing management from Virginia Tech and also has a master’s in education from Marymount University. For more information, contact Beth Albrecht at beth_albrecht@collegiate-va.org.

SCIENTISTS IN ACTION Farley Macdonald Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders June 26 – 30 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $230 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Scientists in Action is an engaging “Mr. Wizard”-type week in the science lab doing chemistry, physics, biology and more! Does your child take stuff apart just to see how it works? Does she want to read and learn about animals and how they live? Does he like to build and create new inventions? If so, have your child join in our scientific fun. We will spend the week investigating, dissecting, building, observing, creating and finding out “why and how” things happen. Children are grouped by age and each camper will receive a camp t-shirt. Enrollment is limited so sign up soon for this fun-filled week of wondering and investigating. Farley Macdonald teaches science in the Middle School at Collegiate. He has always had an interest in the sciences and loves when students ask questions and enjoy figuring out how to make things pop, fizz and change colors. In addition to leading Scientists in Action for three years, he has also worked as the science instructor for Summer Quest Cubs Camp for the past eight years and enjoys seeing children become excited about science! For more information, contact Farley Macdonald at farley_macdonald@collegiate-va.org.

SCIENCE EXPLOSION Quest Adventures, Sandra Marr Rising K – Rising 6th Graders August 7 – 11 • 7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. $425 Camp includes free choice of activities from 7:45 a.m. – 9 a.m. and 3 – 6 p.m. each day at Kinder Quest or Cougar Quest, Collegiate’s After School facilities. • Bring a nut-free lunch and filled water bottle from home each day. Snacks and drinks are provided. Prepare to be blown away by all the exciting science activities we will experience in one week! Campers will have so much fun with all of the different hands-on science exploration they won’t be able to choose a favorite type of science! Rising K – Rising 1st Graders will explore the Collegiate Children’s Garden where they will collect diverse samples of insects and plants and be introduced to zoology and ecology. And for more adventure, campers will visit the Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens to be immersed into the world of plants. Campers will go to the zoo, hike nature trails and visit Maymont Park all while expanding their knowledge on nature and the environment in which they live. Rising 2nd – Rising 6th Graders will visit the nature trails at the Robins Campus where they will hike the grounds, get a look at what lives in the woods and as well as what lives in a local creek. On a field trip to Maymont Park, campers will observe and learn about a wide variety of animals and habitats. A guided tour to the Richmond Zoo and Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens is also planned. Join Sandra Marr, Collegiate Upper School biology and ecology teacher, along with Quest Adventures as they lead the campers through a variety of science field trips, activities and discovery. For more information, contact Neil Etheridge, Associate Director of After School, at netheridge@collegiate-va.org.

SUMMER CELEBRATION Quest Adventures Rising K – Rising 6th Graders August 21 – 25 • 7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. $425 Camp includes free choice of activities from 7:45 a.m. – 9 a.m. and 3 – 6 p.m. each day at Kinder Quest or Cougar Quest, Collegiate’s After School facilities. • Bring a nut-free lunch and filled water bottle from home each day. Snacks and drinks are provided. Campers should wear closed-toe athletic shoes and bring a swimsuit, goggles and towel for swimming on Friday. Campers will enjoy lots of adventures to celebrate the final days of summer. Every day will be a vacation, with campers taking trips and having new adventures each day. When the week is over a camper will answer the question, “What did you do this summer?” with, “I had a blast!” Activities will include bowling, jumping at an indoor trampoline park, tree climbing and swimming at a local outdoor pool. For more information, contact Neil Etheridge, Associate Director of After School, at netheridge@collegiate-va.org.

Collegiate School Aquatics Center Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders July 3 – 7 • 1 – 4 p.m. $230 No camp on Tuesday, July 4 • B ring a bathing suit, towel, change of clothes and snack daily. Does your child love the water? Would you like for him or her to become a better swimmer? If so, this is the camp for swim lessons and fun! Participants will travel to the Collegiate School Aquatics Center (CSAC) to work with certified SwimAmerica coaches. While there, campers will take swim lessons, participate in dry-land activities, learn water safety skills, and have a ton of fun in the pool. The classes at CSAC maintain a 1:6 or less instructor to student ratio and each student’s progress is monitored throughout the week. Beginner swimmers will be introduced to the water, while more advanced swimmers will master swim techniques and work on stroke development. Students will also have the ability to participate in free swim time. Pick-up and drop-off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on the Collegiate Lower School campus. Campers will be transported to and from CSAC in a Collegiate bus driven by a Collegiate staff member. Dr. Debbie Kelo, Director of CSAC, has been involved with aquatics for 29 years as a lifeguard, swim instructor, aquatics and marina director and now as the director at CSAC. She and her team of aquatic professionals will facilitate this camp. For more information, contact Debbie Kelo at debbie.kelo@swimrichmond.org or 804.271.8271 or visit www.swimrichmond.org.

SUMMER SPLASH OFF Quest Adventures Rising K – Rising 6th Graders June 12 – 16 Morning: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. •$275 Afternoon: 1 – 4 p.m. •$250 Full Day: 7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. •$475 The full-day option includes free choice of activities from 7:45 a.m. – 9 a.m. and 3 – 6 p.m. each day at Kinder Quest or Cougar Quest, Collegiate’s After School facilities. Campers choosing the full-day or afternoon option will attend Fun and Fit Camp when not swimming; please see Fun and Fit Camp on page 16. • Bring a nut-free lunch (full day campers only), filled water bottle, swimming attire, towel and goggles from home each day. Snacks and drinks are provided. Swimming is great fun, especially in the summer. Whether you are an experienced swimmer getting ready for summer swim team or just learning to blow bubbles, this camp is for you. Instructors will offer daily group swim lessons (Monday-Thursday) at the Collegiate School Aquatics Center (CSAC), using the Swim RVA Program for swim instruction operated by the Swim America coaches. Each camper will be placed in the appropriate level swim group, with swim instructors guiding their progress. More advanced swimmers will work on technique and endurance. New swimmers will become more comfortable in the water and learn to navigate safely after learning basic swimming techniques. Instructors at CSAC maintain a 1:6 or less instructor-to-student ratio. Campers will practice their swimming all week, then swim at a local outdoor pool on Friday. Pick-up and drop-off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on Collegiate’s Lower School side of campus. Campers will be transported in a Collegiate bus to and from the pool. For more information, contact Neil Etheridge, Associate Director of After School, at netheridge@collegiate-va.org.

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VIRGINIA FISHING ADVENTURES

VIRGINIA OUTSIDE: MOUNTAIN BIKING

Virginia Outside Ages 6 – 8 July 24 – 28 • 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. $395 • Bring a lunch, healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Virginia Fishing Adventures camp has provided Richmond’s youth with material for many fish stories over the last six years, and most of them are even true! This week with Virginia Fishing Adventures offers campers the opportunity to learn the basics of freshwater fishing, from casting, to lure and bait choices, to the best places to catch fish. Pick-up and drop-off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on the Collegiate Lower School campus. Virginia Fishing Adventure staff will drive campers to private freshwater ponds and nearby rivers. We fish mostly private ponds with this younger group of campers to ensure success. Safety is our number one priority, so all campers will wear life jackets when in the water or on a boat. Also, we maintain a 1:4 counselor-to-camper ratio. This camp has limited spaces, so sign up early! Virginia Fishing Adventures provides all bait and tackle, rods and reels, and life jackets. The campers should bring their own sunscreen, and wear shoes and clothes that they don’t mind getting wet and dirty. Please visit www.virginiaoutside.com for pictures from past sessions and for a detailed description of our weekly activities. For more information, contact Tee Clarkson at tsclarkson@virginiaoutside.com or 804.687.1869.

Virginia Outside Ages 8 – 13 Session I: June 12 – 16 • 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Session II: June 19 – 23 • 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. $450 per session Please see page 33 for details.

WOODWORKING FOR LOWER SCHOOLERS Steve Hart Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders June 19 – 23 • 1 – 3 p.m. $185 • Projects and activities will be adjusted for the grade level of participants. This camp allows your child to be immersed in the world of fine woodworking through the safe use of bronze planes, straight and curved chisels, specialty saws and measuring/marking tools. Woodworking at Collegiate identifies naturally as craft, but it also provides opportunities for individual artistic expression. Prior skills of arithmetic and language are summoned, and the emphasis is on developing a plan and executing it to conclusion. Each camper is given their own set of materials and tools, and each will not only create 4-5 individual projects to take home, but will also work with other students to create a separate class piece of woodwork. The process will mimic an 18th-century master/apprentice model whereby an adult craftsman would literally work alongside a child – designing, cutting, shaping and fitting assorted components into a final product. Let your child come make some noise with a mallet and cut some long wood shavings on the way to a beautiful result. Steve Hart has taught woodworking at Collegiate School for 17 years. He is an attorney who has worked for the same period of time in the Collegiate Development Office as Planned Giving Officer. For more information, contact Steve Hart at shart@collegiate-va.org.

VIRGINIA KAYAKING & FISHING ADVENTURES Virginia Outside Ages 11 – 15 Session I: June 12 – 16 • 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Session II: July 31–August 4•8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. $550 per session Please see page 32 for details.

“ Great experience overall. I am confident my child is having a great time, learning something new, or making a new friend. We plan to return next year!”

Sarah Peavey Rising K – Rising 2nd Graders July 10 – 14 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a filled water bottle, healthy snack and a thin towel to camp each day. Yoga for Youngsters is a camp specifically designed for the younger yoga student. Absolutely no prior experience is necessary. This camp will provide students the opportunity to practice fitness, enhance healthy body awareness and increase strength, flexibility and balance in a fun, non-competitive environment. Each class is comprised of three parts. During the first segment, students will explore different yoga poses through games, interactive stories, themed sequences and creative movements. Students will spend the second part of camp making various craft projects that complement that day’s theme. Each class will end with a short period of quiet and stillness where students will follow guided relaxation and concentrate on breath work. Each day camp participant will come home with yoga “homework” which will emphasize the day’s theme. Students are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing that allows them to move freely. Sarah Peavey is a graduate of the 200-hour Teacher Training program at Glenmore Yoga and Wellness Center where she teaches prenatal and children’s yoga classes. She enjoys teaching childrens’ yoga camps throughout the summer and classes from her home during the year. She is working towards her 500-hour training with an emphasis on therapeutic yoga and her 95-hour Children’s Yoga certification. Sarah enjoys the many physical, mental and emotional benefits of Hatha yoga of all levels. She is excited to offer Yoga for Youngsters again this summer. Sarah taught French in the Upper School at Collegiate for nine years and spent many seasons coaching and mentoring students. Four years ago, she developed the Upper School Winter Yoga class for high school students. For more information, contact Sarah Peavey at sarah.m.peavey@gmail.com.

YOUTH LIFEGUARDING AT CSAC Collegiate School Aquatics Center Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders July 10 – 14 • 1 – 4 p.m. $230 • Bring a bathing suit, towel, change of clothes and snack daily. • Campers must be able to tread water for 1 minute, swim a 25-yard freestyle and swim a 25-yard Backstroke to register for this camp. These skills are equivalent to SwimRVA Swim School Station 6. Acquire the skills to become a true lifesaver and learn serious lessons in a fun atmosphere! SwimRVA’s Youth Lifeguarding camp includes instruction from professional lifeguards about water safety, first aid and CPR, water rescue techniques, team building, and the importance of staying physically fit. Instructors are a team of aquatic professionals who will provide a fun and safe educational experience for each student while building self-confidence, physical fitness and respect for others and the water. Pick-up and drop-off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on Collegiate’s Lower School side of campus. Campers will be transported to and from CSAC in a Collegiate bus driven by a Collegiate staff member. Dr. Debbie Kelo, Director of CSAC, has been involved with aquatics for 29 years as a lifeguard, swim instructor, aquatics and marina director and now as the director at CSAC. She and her team of aquatic professionals will facilitate this camp. For more information, contact Debbie Kelo at debbie.kelo@swimrichmond.org or 804.271.8271, or visit www.swimrichmond.org.

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YOGA FOR YOUNGSTERS

Summer Quest

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PARENTS NIGHT OUT

Check out these “NIGHT OUT” opportunities…June 16, June 23, July 6 and July 21!

OVERNIGHT AT COLLEGIATE Farley Macdonald Rising 1st – Rising 5th Graders Friday, June 16 – Saturday, June 17 6:30 p.m. – 8 a.m. $125 Has your child ever wondered what goes on at school after everyone goes home at the end of the day? Come to a sleepover and find out exactly what happens once the sun goes down. Farley Macdonald will be hosting this one-night adventure, which will include exploring the school at night, games in the Athletic Center, paranoia tag in Jacobs Gym, twilight capture the flag on the football field along with pizza and a late night movie shown on campus. We’ll spread out our sleeping bags in Cougar Quest or the Estes’ Multipurpose Room and make this a night to remember. A morning starter of donuts and orange juice will be served for breakfast. Space will be limited, so sign up early for this exciting summer adventure. Farley Macdonald teaches science in the Middle School at Collegiate. For more information, contact Farley Macdonald at farley_macdonald@collegiate-va.org.

DISCOVER RICHMOND FUN FAVORITES NIGHT OUT Robby Turner Rising 1st – Rising 5th Graders Friday, June 23 • 5 – 10 p.m. $75 Join Robby Turner as we jump on the buses and head out for a night of miniature golf, bumper boats and go-karts. We will load the buses at 5 p.m. and head over to Putt-Putt Golf and Games where we will eat some pizza before deciding what attraction we want to try first. Campers will get three hours of unlimited fun before we grab some ice cream and head back home. Dinner, all attractions, 10 game room tokens and ice cream are included in the cost. Campers may bring additional money if they would like to purchase snacks or play additional games. Pick-up and drop-off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on Collegiate’s Lower School campus. Campers will be transported in a Collegiate bus driven by Collegiate faculty member Robby Turner or another Summer Quest faculty member. Robby began teaching in 1988 and has taught Kindergarten in the Lower School at Collegiate since 1999. For more information, contact Robby Turner at rturner@collegiate-va.org.

“ It was truly an awesome set of summer camps. The camps far exceeded my expectations. Extremely happy with Summer Quest. It was great. Excellent!”

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“ We love your summer camps! Your summer camp office staff is great. I called several times with questions and they always responded quickly and efficiently. Every camp we have done has been wonderful!”

SCIENCE NIGHT OUT Farley Macdonald Rising 1st – Rising 5th Graders Friday, July 21 • 5 – 10 p.m. $75 Does your child have a passion for science? If so, he or she will have a blast during this evening of science “magic!” Campers will participate in outdoor as well as indoor investigations, creations and experimentations. All activities will be based on scientific principles and fun. Pizza will be provided for dinner. Participants may also bring a late night snack and drink to enjoy as they wind down the evening with a science-themed movie. Farley Macdonald teaches science in the Middle School at Collegiate. He has always had an interest in the sciences and loves when students ask questions and enjoy figuring out how to make things pop, fizz and change colors. He has worked as the science instructor for Cubs Camp for the past seven years and enjoys seeing children become excited about science! For more information, contact Farley Macdonald at farley_macdonald@collegiate-va.org.

FLYING SQUIRRELS NIGHT OUT Robby Turner, Rives Fleming Rising 1st – Rising 5th Graders Thursday, July 6 • 5 – 10 p.m. $75 Come celebrate baseball in Richmond as we take a trip to see our AA baseball team, The Flying Squirrels. This team is the Double-A affiliate of the 2010, 2012 and 2014 World Series Champions, the San Francisco Giants! Campers will load the buses at Collegiate and head out to the game. Bring your baseball glove because on the way we will stop to play a little baseball before arriving at the game for the first pitch. Game ticket, dinner at the game (hotdog, chips and drink), donuts and transportation are included in the cost. We will swing by Krispy Kreme Donuts on the way home for some hot treats. Please send money with your child if he or she wants to buy-anything additional at the game. Parents get a night out and the kids get to see and play some baseball. What could be better on a nice summer night? Pick-up and drop-off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on Collegiate’s Lower School campus. Campers will be transported in a Collegiate bus driven by Collegiate faculty member Robby Turner or Rives Fleming. Robby began teaching in 1988 and has taught Kindergarten in the Lower School at Collegiate since 1999. Rives is entering his 26th year of teaching at Collegiate in the Middle School. For more information, contact Robby Turner at rturner@collegiate-va.org.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL

Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders

3D PRINTING

ADVANCED ROBOTICS – COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING FOR COMPETITIONS

3D Central, Melanie Barker Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 3 – 7 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. No camp on Tuesday, July 4 $200 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. From clothing and chocolate to kidneys and cars, it seems that almost anything can be 3D printed these days. Campers will learn about the history of 3D printing and how 3D printers work and, most importantly, campers will use a variety of 3D modeling programs to design, modify and print their own creations. Participants will employ the creative thinking spiral to imagine, create, experiment and iterate, and are encouraged to bring their imaginations to create anything from the highly practical to the whimsical. 3D printing will be taught by Melanie Barker in conjunction with 3D Central. Melanie, Collegiate Upper School Librarian, has been working with 3D printers in her Makerspace for many years. 3D Central is the Richmond area’s one-stop shop for everything 3D printed. With over 10 years of combined experience with desktop 3D Printing, the 3D Central team has become experts in their field. They started primarily as a manufacturing company, building goods with their printers using open source designs. Over time, the scope of these goods has grown from simple accessories and toys to custom-built costumes and full electronics. Using their printers to manufacture end-user goods, they have become adept at how to design and build for 3D printers. For more information, contact Melanie Barker at mbarker@collegiate-va.org or 3D Central at info@3dcentralva.com.

Daniel Bartels, Greg Sesny Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 19 – 23 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Spend the week working with Collegiate Robotics and our award winning FIRST Robotics Competition Team, TORCH 5804. Our two primary activities are: 1) Learning to use CAD and other softwares to draw and analyze our team’s FRC robot in 3D, and 2) Programming our team’s FRC competition for both the tele operated and autonomous phases of the competition. In addition to being FRC Robotics coaches Mr. Bartels and Mr. Sesny are also experienced physics teachers and will be incorporating physics, mathematics and engineering concepts into camp activities for a true integrative STEAM experience. Daniel Bartels is the STEAM Coordinator for the Middle and Upper Schools at Collegiate, has been teaching physics and mathematics since 2002 and has been developing and mentoring FIRST Robotics teams since 2004. Greg Sesny is a physics teacher in Collegiate’s Upper School and a mentor of our robotics team. For more information, contact Daniel Bartels at daniel_bartels@collegiate-va.org

ANIMATE IT Daniel Bell Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. From simple cartoon TV shows to commercials to big budget 3D animated films, animation is everywhere and it’s a medium that has told some of the most iconic stories of our time. It’s an age-old craft that has grown by leaps and bounds over the years with the advent of new technologies, but the basic techniques of making still images come to life with movement remain the same. Using these techniques, campers will explore the different types of animations including 2D hand-drawn, stop-motion, animated GIFs, 2D digital using Adobe Flash, and 3D animations. This camp is for beginners as well as experienced animators. No experience required! Animate It will be taught by Collegiate Middle School technology teacher Daniel Bell. Daniel has taught digital design and media production at the K-12 level for almost 10 years and has worked professionally as a media producer for over 10 years. For more information, contact Daniel Bell at dan_bell@collegiate-va.org.

ACTING, CREATIVE PLAY AND MORE – MIDDLE SCHOOL SHAKESPEARE Cynde Liffick, Bard Unbound Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 3 – 7 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. No camp on Tuesday, July 4 $175 See page 13 for description.

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CONNECTED MATH BOOT CAMP Laurie Goode Rising 5th – Rising 6th Graders July 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 This camp is designed for rising 5th Graders or new 6th Graders to help introduce students to the Connected Math series used in Middle School. We will explore problem-solving techniques while reviewing math skills, which will familiarize students with math before jumping into the world of Middle School math. Laurie Goode is a Middle School teacher at Collegiate. She teaches 5th and 6th Grade math, is a 6th Grade advisor, and coaches Cub basketball and softball. Before coming to Collegiate, she taught middle school math in York County for three years and served on division and state level math curriculum and assessment committees. For more information, contact Laurie Goode at laurie_goode@collegiate-va.org.

FUN WITH PHOTOSHOP – INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC DESIGN Daniel Bell Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 26 – 30 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $230 See page 37 for description.

DISCOVER THE JAMES RIVER Robby Turner Rising 3rd – Rising 7th Graders June 26 – 30 • 1 – 5 p.m. $300 See page 15 for description.

HIT THE BOOKS Kristeen Koebler, Wendi Moss Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 19 – 30 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Monday – Friday $350 This camp is two weeks in length. Are you great at remembering to text your friends but not so great at remembering the text in the books you read? Do you wish you were better organized and knew some definite skills aimed at helping you study effectively? Would you like a concentrated look at reading and study skills that will give you a leg up when school starts again? Hit the Books is a class that will give you that leading edge among your classmates. During this course we will look at active, multi-sensory comprehension strategies for reading both fiction and non-fiction books. Using games, art and movement, we will read a variety of texts to master reading strategies. Small class settings will also afford the chance to learn study skills and strategies suitable for use in all subject areas and to examine/determine student learning styles and different teaching styles. Students will receive instruction suited to their needs. Dr. Koebler has taught a variety of subjects at Collegiate School since 1989, including English, Ancient World History and Reading. After over 20 years at Collegiate, Dr. Koebler retired but remains involved with Summer Quest for her 20th year. Dr. Moss is entering her sixteenth year of teaching. She has experience teaching English, Reading, and History in all levels. She is a certified reading specialist and teaches 8th grade English at Collegiate. For more information, contact Kristeen Koebler at kkoebler@collegiate-va.org.

ELECTRONIC GAME DESIGN FOR MIDDLE SCHOOLERS – CASTLE QUEST Engineering for Kids Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 17 – 21 • 1 – 4 p.m. $280 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. During this camp, you will become a graphic designer as well as a video game engineer and create your own video game! Using procedural generation, you will create a game that is different each time you play it. Your game will take place in a mysterious castle where players must decipher clues to find the secret treasure and then make their way to the exit. But, watch out! Who knows where zombies, creepers and ghouls might be lurking or where traps and obstacles may trip you up and take you away! At the end of camp, campers get to keep all the games they create and will be able to play them at home! They will also be given a copy of Fusion 2.5 so that they may continue to modify their game at home or create many new ones. For more information, contact Dara Dawson at centralva@engineeringforkids.net or call 540.538.3306. You can also visit their website at www.engineeringforkids.net/centralva.

INTERACTIVE FICTION – WRITING AND PLAYING WITH INFORM7

Dr. Debbie Kelo, Director of CSAC, has been involved with aquatics for 29 years as a lifeguard, swim instructor, aquatics and marina director and now as the director at CSAC. She and her team of aquatic professionals will facilitate this camp. For more information, contact Debbie Kelo at debbie.kelo@swimrichmond.org or 804.271.8271, or visit www. swimrichmond.org.

Daniel Bartels Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 24 – 28 • 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $230 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. In the early days of computer games, long before the graphics we are now accustomed to, text based adventure games ruled. ZORK: The Great Underground Empire is a prime example. As arcade style games evolved incorporating continually improving graphics, the text based games didn’t disappear, they simply went underground. Over time and under the care of a small group of techy, nerdy types that loved to write code as much as they loved to read, the text based games and the tools used to create them evolved into Interactive Fiction. This is not a “choose your own adventure” genre, but a powerfully immersive experience in which the reader communicates in plain english with the “player” to interact within the world. Imagine reading a Harry Potter novel and being able to tell Harry Potter to cast a certain spell and the rest of the book changes as a result. This is interactive fiction. Inform7 is a platform that uses plain language coding to create interactive fiction. We will learn to create short “games” and share them with each other as well as playing some of the masterpieces from the earliest days of computer games. No experience is required. Daniel Bartels is the STEAM Coordinator for the Middle and Upper Schools at Collegiate and has been teaching physics and mathematics since 2002 and has been developing and mentoring FIRST Robotics teams since 2004. He was also fortunate enough to experience the golden age of video game arcades first hand and has been tinkering with interactive fiction since the early ’80s. For more information, contact Daniel Bartels at daniel_bartels@collegiate-va.org.

MIDDLE SCHOOL STEAM – AEROSPACE EDITION SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, ART AND MATH Farley Macdonald, Craig Ely Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 19 – 23 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $230 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Do you often wonder how and why things work? Do you like to design and build stuff? Then this camp is for you. In Middle School STEAM camp, we will design a pneumatic rocket launcher, create a scale model and then build our final product. Throughout the week campers will discuss the design process, from brainstorming to building within a budget. We will also look at the physics of how the launcher works and learn the skills of teamwork, communication, organization and problem solving. Craig Ely and Farley Macdonald are Collegiate Middle School science teachers and have always had an interest in the sciences. They love when students ask questions and enjoy figuring out how to build things and make them work. For more information, contact Farley Macdonald at farley_macdonald@collegiate-va.org.

MINDFUL LEADERSHIP FOR STUDENTS

MIDDLE SCHOOL JUNIOR LIFEGUARDING AT CSAC

Alex Peavey, Michael Brost Rising 6th – Rising 9th Graders July 17 – 21 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 Mindfulness is a practice of presence and self-awareness, which is the foundation for self-leadership. Campers will spend the week focusing on the cultivation of the nine attitudes of mindful living: non-judgment, beginner’s mind, patience, trust, acceptance, nonstriving, letting go, gratitude and generosity. These character traits will be reinforced through daily mindful practices that students can carry with them for a lifetime. While developing these skills, the students will also be trained in John Maxwell’s YouthMAX, which inspires and equips young people to value themselves and others, by developing and maintaining a positive self-image, showing compassion to others, persevering in the midst of adversity, and creating a daily routine of successful attitudes and behavior. The goal of this program is to equip and empower youth to develop their leadership skills through adding value to others. Alex Peavey is the Upper School Counselor at Collegiate School where he first brought mindfulness in 2004. He has been teaching these strategies to students, faculty and parents, as well as at corporations, colleges and universities, hospitals and government agencies. He received his professional training from Jon Kabat-Zinn,

Collegiate School Aquatics Center Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 10 – 14 • 1 – 4 p.m. $230 • Bring a bathing suit, towel, change of clothes and snack daily. • Students must be able to tread water for 1 minute, swim a 25-yard Freestyle and a 25-yard Backstroke to register for this camp. These skills are equivalent to SwimRVA Swim School Station 6. Acquire the skills to become a true lifesaver and learn serious lessons in a fun atmosphere! SwimRVA’s Junior Lifeguard Camp includes coaching by professional lifeguards about water safety, first aid and CPR, water rescue techniques, team building and the importance of staying physically fit. The instructors are a team of aquatic professionals who will provide a fun and safe educational experience for each student while building self-confidence, physical fitness and respect for others and the water. Pick up and drop off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on Collegiate’s Lower School campus. Campers will be transported to and from CSAC in a Collegiate bus driven by a Collegiate staff member.

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and Alex’s primary work outside of Collegiate is in training mindfulness for peak performance to individual athletes and teams at the high school, college and professional levels. Michael Brost has been at Collegiate since 1993. In March 2016, he became a John Maxwell Team Certified Trainer, Coach and Speaker in Leadership. Currently, Michael is working with individuals and businesses in the Richmond community who seek to gain greater self-awareness, personal responsibility and accountability in every aspect of life. For more information, contact Alex Peavey at apeavey@collegiate-va.org.

MINECRAFT AS A LEARNING TOOL Daniel Bartels Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 3 – 7 • 1 – 4 p.m. No camp on Tuesday, July 4 $175 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. We’re going to play some Minecraft, but we’re going to play with a purpose. The emphasis will be on creating Minecraft maps using satellite data and geographic information from the real world (remember the one outside?) to build our Minecraft civilizations in the same places that our real civilizations emerged: The Fertile Crescent, Indus Valley, Yellow River Valley, Mesoamerica, Norte Chico, etc. We’ll simultaneously explore many dimensions of our real civilizations alongside of playing and modding our Minecraft world. And by modding we mean coding our own mods using Minecraft Forge, Java and the Eclipse IDE (don’t worry if you don’t know anything about this, yet). By week’s end we will have learned to use Minecraft as an environment for role-playing, learned some history, learned some Java and created some Minecraft worlds that should be a useful tool for your history teachers, too! Daniel Bartels is the STEAM Coordinator for the Middle and Upper Schools at Collegiate and has been teaching physics and mathematics since 2002. For more information, contact Daniel Bartels at daniel_bartels@collegiate-va.org.

OUR WORLD IS A GLOBAL VILLAGE Melanie Marks, PhD Rising 2nd – Rising 6th Graders July 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. $425 • Bring a lunch and filled water bottle from home each day. Explore the world with globe trekker Melanie Marks of Longwood University. Campers will “travel” to Africa, Europe, Asia and Central America to learn about the global village in which we all live. Imagine making your own butter for an English tea party (and speaking with an English accent), creating a s’mores factory with chocolate made from African cocoa beans, barter trading like they do in a Burmese hill tribe community, carrying buckets of water on your head like they do in Uganda, learning what life was like if you lived behind the Iron Curtain in Europe, making fruit kabobs like you could be served in the forests of Africa, making tie-dye shirts using bright African colors, learning how to use chopsticks and then using them in chopsticks relays and participating in a Limbo competition. There is just too much to list. Be assured that every day of camp will be action-packed, educational and a great deal of fun. Daily activities include international-themed cooking, crafts, videos, games and children’s literature selections, plus outdoor activities so that campers can enjoy the summer weather. Dr. Marks is a Professor of Economics and Coordinator of Study Abroad at Longwood University. She is a 2006 winner of the SCHEV Outstanding Faculty Award for the Commonwealth, winner of multiple university teaching awards, and co-owner of an award-winning K-8 curriculum development company. The Global Village camp is an extension activity offered through Longwood’s College of Business & Economics. For more information, contact Melanie Marks at marksmb@longwood.edu.

MONEY MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE Laurie Goode Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 26 – 30 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 Ever wonder why we study fractions, decimals and percentages in math class? Join us as we explore how to become smart consumers in a world of flashy advertisements. We will look at how to invest money while gaining financial literacy at the same time. Math concepts such as fractions, decimals and percentages will be reviewed using real life application. All levels of math ability are welcome! Laurie Goode is a Middle School teacher at Collegiate. She teaches 5th and 6th Grade math, is a 6th Grade advisor, and coaches Cub basketball and softball. Before coming to Collegiate, she taught middle school math in York County for three years and served on division and state level math curriculum and assessment committees. For more information, contact Laurie Goode at laurie_goode@collegiate-va.org.

TIME TO START COOKING

VIRGINIA FLY FISHING ADVENTURES

Mia White Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 24 – 28 • 1 – 4 p.m. $230 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. If your pre-teen or teenager loves to cook and wants to develop their cooking techniques while having fun, the time has arrived. This hands-on, inspiring cooking camp will enable them to develop essential skills needed to conquer the kitchen – even if they’ve never boiled an egg! Participants will be introduced to the pleasures of preparing and enjoying “real food” that is both nutritious and delicious – an essential step toward health and well-being. Students will learn basic cooking skills, the joy of eating and cooking a variety of foods using fresh fruits, vegetables, ingredients from around the world and much more. Mia is the Executive Director of Canterbury Community Nursery School. She is an early childhood educator and a Certified Holistic Health Counselor accredited by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners (CHHC, AADP). She is also the author of “Raw Vitalize,” a book on how to supercharge your health in 21 days. Mia has been teaching for over 15 years. For more information, contact Mia White at mkwhite67@comcast.net.

Virginia Outside Rising 5th – Rising 9th Graders August 7 – 11 • 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. $500 • B ring a lunch, healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring their own sunscreen, and wear shoes and clothes that they don’t mind getting wet and dirty. Join Virginia Fishing Adventures for a week of exploring the ins and outs of fly fishing. This camp is a combination of classroom and on-the-water experience where campers will learn the basics of fly fishing from the cast, to the knots, to the flies, to the fish. Campers will complete the requirements of the Boy Scouts fly fishing merit badge through this program as well, including the ultimate-catching fish on their own hand-tied flies. Campers should come away from the week as self-sufficient flyrodders. No fly fishing experience necessary! Virginia Fishing Adventures provides all bait and tackle, rods and reels and life jackets. For a detailed description of weekly activities, you can visit www.virginiaoutside.com. Pick up and drop off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on Collegiate’s Lower School campus. For more information, contact Tee Clarkson at tsclarkson@virginiaoutside.com or 804.687.1869.

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Virginia Outside Ages 9 – 14 July 10 – 14 • 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. $550 • Bring a lunch, healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring their own sunscreen, and wear shoes and clothes that they don’t mind getting wet and dirty. Virginia Fishing Adventures has provided Richmond’s youth with material for many fish stories over the last decade, and most of them are even true! This week with Virginia Fishing Adventures offers campers the opportunity to learn the basics of freshwater fishing in both ponds and rivers. Virginia Fishing Adventure staff will drive campers to private freshwater ponds and nearby rivers. Safety is our number one priority, so all campers will wear life jackets when in the water or on a boat. Also, we maintain a 1:4 counselor-to-camper ratio. This camp has limited spaces, so sign up early! Virginia Fishing Adventures provides all bait and tackle, rods and reels and life jackets. Please visit www.virginiafishingadventures.com for pictures from past sessions and for a detailed description of our weekly activities. Pick up and drop off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on Collegiate’s Lower School campus. For more information, contact Tee Clarkson at tsclarkson@virginiaoutside.com or 804.687.1869.

Virginia Outside Ages 11 – 15 Session I: June 12 – 16 • 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Session II: July 31 – August 4• 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. $550 per session • Bring a lunch, healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring water shoes, hat, sunscreen, lunch and water bottle. Don’t forget your waterproof camera! Join Virginia Fishing Adventures for an introduction to kayaking and kayak fishing. Our staff will instruct campers on safety, paddling and general maneuvering of a sit-on-top kayak. As campers learn throughout the week at various locations, we will incorporate fishing, sightseeing and touring while paddling on all types of water. We will fish ponds, float stretches of the James and head east to some tidal marshes. A kayak is a great way to get close to nature and we expect to see bald eagles, ospreys, herons, deer and beaver. When fishing, our catch will include large and smallmouth bass, catfish, sunfish, crappie, spot, croaker and maybe a redfish or two. Kayaks, paddles, life vests and fishing gear are provided by Virginia Outside. Pick up and drop off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on Collegiate’s Lower School campus. For more information, contact Tee Clarkson at tsclarkson@virginiaoutside.com or 804.272.6362. You can also visit the Virginia Outside website at www.virginiaoutside.com.

Daniel Bartels Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 26 – 30 • 1 – 4 p.m. $230 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. Campers will work in small design teams to create interactive 3D environments that they (and others) can explore while fully immersed with the Oculus Rift DK2 and CV1. There will be a variety of softwares used including Unity3D, Autodesk Inventor & 3ds Max. Campers will develop a number of skills including 3D modeling, game design and coding in C# as well as collaborative problem solving. By the end of Day 1 you will have “walked” around an environment that you and your team have created. What you have by the end of the week is largely up to the imagination of you and your team. Much of the software we are using is freely available to students so you can keep creating on your own even after the camp. While experience is not required, the emphasis of this camp is on design and development and using VR as a tool rather than a toy. Daniel Bartels is the STEAM Coordinator for the Middle and Upper Schools at Collegiate and has been teaching physics and mathematics since 2002 and has been developing and mentoring FIRST Robotics teams since 2004. For more information, contact Daniel Bartels at daniel_bartels@collegiate-va.org.

VIRGINIA OUTSIDE: MOUNTAIN BIKING Virginia Outside Ages 8 – 13 Session I: June 12 – 16 • 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Session II: June 19 – 23 • 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. $450 per session • Bring a lunch, healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • The campers should bring sunscreen, an extra t-shirt, shocks and shorts, closed toe shoes, a bathing suit, towel and sense of adventure! Richmond has some of the best urban mountain biking trails around! Join the staff of Virginia Outside for daily instruction, trail rides and lots of fun. Campers will develop beginner and intermediate mountain biking skills including: steering, shifting, hill climbing and descending, log hopping, dodging obstacles, etiquette, maintenance, safety and more. Campers will ride in the morning, have an activity such as tubing or snorkeling on the James River, then get back on the bikes in the afternoon. Virginia Outside provides mountain bikes, life vests and helmets, but campers are welcome to bring their own. Pick up and drop off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on Collegiate’s Lower School campus. For more information, contact Tee Clarkson at tsclarkson@virginiaoutside.com or 804.272.6362. You can also visit the Virginia Outside website at www.virginiaoutside.com.

WEB BUILDING – INTRODUCTION TO WEB PROGRAMMING CodeVA, Daniel Bell Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 10 – 14 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. You can bake cookies from scratch or you can buy slice ‘n’ bake. Similar processes are available for creating websites; you can build a site with code or you can drag and drop content within a program someone has already coded. Campers will be exposed to both methods: they’ll learn HTML code according to their skill level and will experience other web creation tools to produce one of a kind websites. They will also learn the fundamentals of the design and conceptual aspects of what makes the web function and behave as it does today. Students will receive a digital copy of their work so they can continue creating at home. CodeVA is a nonprofit built to promote computer science education for all students throughout Virginia. Working in partnership with local school districts and code.org, CodeVA delivers summer camps and training to K-12 teachers focused on embedding computational thinking and computer science into all grade levels. Daniel Bell is a Collegiate Middle School Technology teacher and has taught media, design, production, and technology at the K-12 level for 10 years and has worked professionally as a media producer for over 10 years. For more information, contact Daniel Bell at dan_bell@collegiate-va.org.

VIRTUAL REALITY – ARCADE Daniel Bartels Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 24 – 28 • 1 – 4 p.m. $230 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. While still not a fully mature technology, Virtual Reality has experienced an explosion of development over the last year. This camp is an opportunity to experience the wide variety of VR content that has recently emerged. While we will spend some time developing our own content, we will be devoting most of our time to exploring what this new medium has to offer in other words, playing. Daniel Bartels is the STEAM Coordinator for the Middle and Upper Schools at Collegiate and has been teaching physics and mathematics since 2002 and has been developing and mentoring FIRST Robotics teams since 2004. For more information, contact Daniel Bartels at daniel_bartels@collegiate-va.org. 33

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WOODWORKING FOR MIDDLE SCHOOLERS Steve Hart Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 26 – 30 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $230 See page 24 for description.

WRITING AND CREATIVE THINKING WORKSHOP – TIME TRAVEL GLITCHES, ZOMBIE RELATIVES AND OTHER DISASTERS

your baby sister is not actually teething, but a brain-hungry zombie. Then there’s that annoying problem of trying to keep your superpowers on the down-low. We get it. It’s hard being you. Join us as we do a little story swapping about the perils of being unusual. Richmond Young Writers was founded in the summer of 2009 at Chop Suey Books with the intention of introducing young people to the joy of creative writing through workshops taught by professional writers in the community. We believe that by sharing our words, we’ll be seen, we’ll be heard, we’ll offer an opportunity to understand and to be understood. We believe that writing is a blue-print for living, a way of stepping into parallel lives and worlds in order to discover which we truly wish to inhabit, to forge and to build. For more information, contact Richmond Young Writers at bird@richmondyoungwriters.com.

Suzanne Reamy, Richmond Young Writers Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 3 – 7 • 1 – 4 p.m. No camp on Tuesday, July 4 $175 per session • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. Some days, things just don’t go your way like when you go to post a selfie and get transported into another dimension, or when you discover

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INDIVIDUAL MUSIC LESSONS

GUITAR FOR BEGINNERS

Collegiate’s Music Faculty June 12 – August 4 Lessons are individually scheduled Lesson Package: 6 Lessons 30 minutes each = $220.50 40 minutes each = $394 60 minutes each = $441 New this year, private music lessons will be offered on campus as part of Summer Quest. Whether your musician would like to continue lessons during the summer or decides to try private study for the first time, Collegiate’s faculty are available for lessons. Lesson days and times will be scheduled with the individual teacher and will begin the first day of Summer Quest and end the last day. Instruments for study are:

David Robinson Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders Session I: June 26 – 30 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Session II: July 10 – 14 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 per session Have you ever wanted to learn how to play the guitar? This is a class for beginners interested in exploring the world of guitar. This one-week course will focus on learning chords and songs in all styles of music including rock, folk, blues and classical. Students will also learn about finger picking, note-reading and guitar tablature. School instruments will be available to use during the classes. No previous experience is required. David Robinson received his bachelor’s of music in composition and master’s of music in classical guitar performance from Virginia Commonwealth University. He is currently the Director of Guitar Studies at Collegiate and an adjunct professor in Virginia Commonwealth University’s music department. David maintains an active performing career in the Robinson Guitar Duo with his wife, Kathy Robinson, and is active composing new works for the guitar and other instruments. For more information, contact David Robinson at drobinson@collegiate-va.org.

• A ll String Instruments (Rising K and above) • P iano (Rising 2nd Grade and above) • A ll Wind and Percussion Instruments (Rising 4th Grade and above) For more information, contact Mike Boyd at mboyd@collegiate-va.org.

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Stacy Dudley, Kara Priddy • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. The Collegiate Dance Program is thrilled to offer another fun and exciting dance camp this summer! In Dance Fusion, campers will discover the exciting world of dance and choreography through different styles ranging from contemporary and hip-hop to jazz and ballet. Each day, dancers will focus on different genres of dance, including specific techniques, choreography, music and performance qualities. Along with the exploration of these diverse styles, campers will continue to improve their flexibility, balance and overall strength. There will be an informal performance on the last day of camp. Participants are encouraged to wear leotards or tank tops and yoga/dance pants; no dance shoes are required. Hair should be pulled back and secured. Stacy Dudley created the dance program at Collegiate in 2001. She currently teaches dance to Middle and Upper School students, along with a 3rd Grade dance company. She has danced professionally with Starr Foster Dance Project, Z Mullins Dance Company and is now beginning her sixth season with RADAR, an offshoot of Z Mullins. This will be Stacy’s 16th year teaching dance for Summer Quest. Kara Priddy has been teaching and choreographing in the Richmond area since 2002. She currently teaches dance at Collegiate for grades 3-12 and choreographs for the Upper School musicals. Kara is also the coartistic director of and performs with RADAR, a professional dance company in Richmond. This will be Kara’s sixth year teaching dance for Summer Quest. For more information, contact Stacy Dudley at sdudley@collegiate-va.org or Kara Priddy at kara_priddy@collegiate-va.org.

“ Our children had such a good time. The teachers were wonderful!”

DANCE FUSION: LEVEL I Kara Priddy Rising K – Rising 2nd Graders (Coed) July 10 – 14 • 1 – 3 p.m. $170

DANCE FUSION: LEVEL II Stacy Dudley Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders (Coed) Session I: June 19 – 23 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Session II: July 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 per session

DANCE FUSION: LEVEL III Kara Priddy Rising 6th – Rising 8th Graders (Coed) July 10 – 14 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215

ART AFRICAN SAFARI – A VISUAL ART JOURNEY Young Rembrandts Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders July 17 – 21 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Set out on your own Safari. Animals of Africa will inspire us this week as we explore the exciting land and habitats of this continent. You will learn techniques to draw amazing landscapes of the African jungle and, to keep things fun, we will also create some cartoon characters. We will challenge our artistic talents by creating a large poster – in a graphic style, filled with a variety of jungle friends. Our exploration through Africa allows for a bounty of adventure and creativity. Learning has never been so much fun! A Young Rembrandts art instructor will lead this program. For more information, contact Doug Mock at yrrichmond@comcast.net or 804.423.7764.

BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE DRAWING FOR KIDS Young Rembrandts Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders July 24 – 28 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. If your child loves to draw and would like to get better, then this workshop is the one. Our week will be jam-packed with awesome, age-appropriate and educational lessons that will include portraits, animals, still-life and even some art history. Students will learn and implement fundamental drawing skills like line, shape, form, value and pattern. Artists will study the color wheel and use color to bring each creation to life. A Young Rembrandts art instructor will lead this program. For more information, contact Doug Mock at yrrichmond@comcast.net or 804.423.7764.

ANIMAL ART ADVENTURES Young Rembrandts Rising K – Rising 2nd Graders June 19 – 23 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Kids love animals and kids love art. Your young artist will learn to draw animals, both wild and domestic. We will study where our animal friends live, what they eat, how they feel to the touch and most importantly what they look like. Lessons are fun, age-appropriate and focused on both art and academic skills. These classes will help children with fine-motor skills, focus, attention to detail, following directions and problem solving. You will be amazed at what your child can produce! A Young Rembrandts art instructor will lead this program. For more information, contact Doug Mock at yrrichmond@comcast.net or 804.423.7764.

DOWN ON THE FARM – DISCOVER AND CREATE Young Rembrandts Rising K – Rising 1st Graders July 3 – 7 • 1 – 4 p.m. No camp on Tuesday, July 4 $175 • B ring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Come explore life on the farm and all the cool things we can find there. From barns and tractors, to bunnies and pigs, from fruits and veggies, to kittens and flowers this week will be so much fun. These classes will help children with fine-motor skills, focus, attention to detail, following directions and problem solving. Campers will discover how much art inspiration can be found on a farm! A Young Rembrandts art instructor will lead this program. For more information, contact Doug Mock at yrrichmond@comcast.net or 804.423.7764.

FUN WITH PHOTOSHOP – INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC DESIGN

“ Overall, everything was excellent. The staff was great and all the camps were very good.” Arts

Daniel Bell Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 26 – 30 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $230 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Are you interested in visual art and graphic design but aren’t comfortable with drawing by hand? Are you an artist interested in taking your sketches and ideas beyond the page and into the digital world? Any kind of graphic, visual image and/or design that you can imagine can come to life using Adobe Photoshop, the industry standard digital graphics program in the world of professional graphic design and image creation. In this camp, students will use Adobe Photoshop to both alter and enhance existing images along with creating their very own unique designs. Students will create their own parody movie posters, will enhance and edit their own photographs, and will collaborate to create a short magazine that represents their interests and passions. They’ll even create a unique logo/emblem for a t-shirt! Fun with Photoshop camp will be taught by Collegiate Middle School Technology teacher Daniel Bell. Daniel has taught Photoshop, graphic design and digital design at the K-12 level for almost 10 years and has worked professionally as a graphic and web designer for over 10 years. For more information, contact Daniel Bell at dan_bell@collegiate-va.org.

SEW SIMPLE – BEGINNER SEWING Carolyn LaMontagne, Teresa Coleman Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders Session I: June 19 – 23 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Session II: July 10 – 14 • 1 – 4 p.m. $245 per session • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Want to learn the basics of sewing and sew your own project in the process? Campers who join us will have the opportunity to learn the essentials of both machine and hand sewing while making at least one of the following: a basic padded messenger bag, a stuffed monster or creature of their own design, or a zippered pouch. No prior experience with sewing necessary! Carolyn LaMontagne, Middle School librarian, and Teresa Coleman, Middle School art teacher, will be co-teaching this class. Carolyn and Teresa currently teach a sewing activity in the Middle School. Carolyn enjoys making tote and messenger bags, pillows and stuffed creatures. Teresa loves quilting and making any number of sewn items. For more information, contact Carolyn LaMontagne at clamontagne@collegiate-va.org.

MASTERING THE ART OF PASTELS Young Rembrandts Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders July 10 – 14 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. This amazing workshop is for every young artist who is not afraid to get messy and have fun. During this exciting week we will study a variety of famous artists, their impact on the art world and their unique style of art. You will learn to become your own master artist by using similar styles, techniques and designs as you create large, ready-toframe posters. Artists will learn to layer, blend and shade using chalk pastels. Don’t be shy, roll up your sleeves and dive in to this amazing week of art. A Young Rembrandts art instructor will lead this program. For more information, contact Doug Mock at yrrichmond@comcast.net or 804.423.7764.

UNDER THE SEA ART FUN Young Rembrandts Rising K – Rising 2nd Graders June 26 – 30 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. If you love the beach, the sand and everything wet then this workshop is for you. This week is full of awesome art inspired by all things found under water. Mermaids, shipwrecks, fish and more will come to life as we work together learning to draw and create. We will even study a few of our favorite sand toys and summer treats as we bring them to life as art masterpieces. Lessons are fun, ageappropriate and focused on art and academic skills. Come join the fun. A Young Rembrandts art instructor will lead this program. For more information, contact Doug Mock at yrrichmond@comcast.net or 804.423.7764.

WATER COLOR PAINTING FOR MIDDLE SCHOOLERS

“ Summer Quest has always been a great program for my son. This was his fifth year attending and we plan to enroll our daughter in 2017. Thank you for your professionalism and your enthusiasm.”

Doug Mock Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 17 – 21 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Do you have the desire to paint in watercolor but don’t know where to start? Then this is your chance. Participants will learn about the basic supplies, beginning techniques, choosing subject matter and achieving results that are sure to please. Open your mind, prepare to learn, have some fun, and enjoy the beauty of all that watercolor has to offer. For more information, contact Doug Mock at yrrichmond@comcast.net or 804.423.7764.

DRAMA To register for BRAVO camps, please visit www.sparconline.org.

“ My daughter was so excited with her role in the show that she can’t wait to perform again.”

School of the Performing Arts in the Richmond Community (SPARC) Rising 6th – Rising 12th Graders June 19 – July 14 • 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. No camp on Tuesday, July 4 This camp is four weeks in length. $825 BRAVO Extended Camp available – morning, 8:15 – 9:00 a.m. ($75 additional); afternoon, 4:00 – 5:30 p.m. ($150 additional); both morning and afternoon ($225 additional). What better way to spend summer vacation than to make new friends and perform in your very own show! Come be a part of SPARC’s BRAVO camps at Collegiate where we explore the performing arts through stage combat, visual arts, comedy improv and so much more, all while crafting an original production using innovative student ideas. BRAVO is for rising 6th through 8th Graders (ages 11 – 14). Each day is filled with engaging performing arts activities such as acting workshops, musical theatre training, audition skill building, creative movement and artistic collaborations. The final weeks of camp include a student-produced talent show as well as their original show. Advanced BRAVO is for rising 9th through 12th Graders (ages 14 – 18). This program is designed for the high school student who wants to dive into the world of acting, comedy and script writing. Elements of comedy improv, acting and scene work will be the focus, but students will enjoy additional workshops on music, dance, visual arts, combat and many other exciting theatrical techniques. The final weeks of camp include a student-produced talent show as well as their original show. For 35 years, SPARC has been inspiring young people to reach their full potential through quality training in performing arts. With a comprehensive range of core training offerings that reach more than 2,300 students annually, and a faculty made up of some of the region’s finest professional teaching artists, SPARC is one of the most substantial providers of community-based theatre arts training in the nation.

FILM PRODUCTION Jon Shelley Rising 7th – Rising 12th Graders Session I: June 19 – 23 • 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Session II: June 26 – 30 • 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. $300 per session • Lunch will be provided. How does a movie get from your head onto the big screen? Come be a part of the process through which films are created! We will study the films of such directors as Stephen Spielberg (Lincoln, Indiana Jones) and J.J. Abrams (Star Trek, Star Wars VII) and apply these techniques to an original project. Sessions I and II can be taken as stand-alone camps. In Session I, we will study the art of film production, and will create our own video shorts. Students will be involved in the creative planning of our original shorts and get hands-on experience using state-of-the-art cameras, sound equipment and lighting techniques. In Sessions I and II, students will learn how to use the industry-standard editing software including Final Cut Pro, discuss different editing techniques, and put together a more in-depth video project. Jon Shelley is the Film Production teacher and Theater Manager at Collegiate. Jon has produced videos for Collegiate School and Synergy Racing, and has mentored student-led teams for the Richmond 48 Hour Film Project. He graduated from Virginia Tech with concentrations in technical theater and directing. For more information, contact Jon Shelley at rshelley@collegiate-va.org.

Back this summer! Lunch will take place in Collegiate’s cafeteria. Students will have the option to purchase a lunch package or they may bring a nut-free lunch each day. For more information, contact Liz Earnest at learnest@sparconline.org, and to register, visit www.sparconline.org.

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Each participant in Summer Quest Sports will receive a camp specific t-shirt. Summer Quest Sports camps will divide participants based on age, skill or both as is appropriate for each camp. Participants in camps for field sports should bring appropriate indoor shoes for days when camp is held indoors due to inclement weather. Some Summer Quest Sports programs can be combined with an Extended Camp option; please see page 50 for more information.

INTERMEDIATE ALL-SPORTS In order to prevent heat-related stress

Rives Fleming, Robby Turner Rising 3rd – Rising 8th Graders (Coed) Session I: July 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Session II: July 24 – 28 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 per session • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. Join us for another great year of All-Sports Camp! Collegiate teachers and coaches Rives Fleming and Robby Turner will lead campers in this journey through the world of sports. Learn the rules and skills of many different sports, ranging from traditional sports (such as football and baseball) to the more obscure (floor hockey, Ultimate Nerf and Sleddball). Campers will learn individual skills, as well as work together as teammates in game situations. Campers will be divided into age-appropriate groups. Come have some fun! Rives and Robby have been coaching and running sports camps for over 25 years. For more information, contact Rives Fleming at rfleming@collegiate-va.org or Robby Turner at rturner@collegiate-va.org.

and illness during summer sports camps, Collegiate recommends that your child bring their own filled water bottle or sports drink to hydrate before, during and after activity. We also recommend that each child be fueled for activity by having appropriate rest, appropriate clothing and plenty to eat prior to the start of camp each day. All sports camps will have water coolers available to refill bottles and will follow Collegiate’s Heat-Related Activity Guidelines for water breaks and rest periods.

JUNIOR ALL-SPORTS Rives Fleming, Robby Turner Preschool (must be 4 by June 1) – Rising 2nd Graders (Coed) Session I: July 17 – 21 • 1 – 3 p.m. Session II: July 24 – 28 • 1 – 3 p.m. $170 per session • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. Come join us this summer as we learn about various sports and games in “junior” fashion. Sports such as soccer, flag football, hockey, lacrosse, basketball, wiffle-ball and kickball, will be presented in a way that keeps our younger children engaged and challenged. Children will be grouped by age as they are introduced to new sports and games each day. The basics of these sports will be taught in a child friendly manner and you may even catch sight of some puppet friends and Mr. Turner’s guitar. Rives Fleming, Collegiate Middle School teacher, and Robby Turner, Collegiate Kindergarten teacher, have been coaching and running Summer Quest camps for over 25 years. For more information, contact Rives Fleming at rfleming@ collegiate-va.org or Robby Turner at rturner@collegiate-va.org.

YOUTH COUGAR BASEBALL PRESENTED BY SANDLOT BASEBALL

GIRLS’ ADVANCED BASKETBALL Rives Fleming Rising 5th – Rising 9th Graders June 19 – 23 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. This camp is designed to help the player who wants to get better while providing a fun and competitive environment to learn the game of basketball. We will emphasize the basic offensive and defensive fundamentals, both in teaching situations and within the framework of games and contests. Campers will receive a lot of individualized attention from Collegiate’s girls’ head varsity coach Rives Fleming, as well as other program coaches. Rives, also a Collegiate Middle School teacher, has been running Summer Quest camps for over 20 years. For more information, contact Rives Fleming at rfleming@collegiate-va.org.

Andrew Slater Rising K – Rising 6th Graders Session I: June 12 – 16 • 1 – 3 p.m. $170 Session II: July 10 – 14 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 Collegiate School Robins Campus – Sam Newell Field • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. • Bring a hat, glove and helmet to camp each day. Also bring a bat if available, but it’s not necessary. This introductory camp specializes in teaching the fundamentals of throwing, hitting, fielding and base running in a fun and energetic atmosphere. Children will be divided by age and skill level. The goals of the camp are for campers to receive a baseline of proper fundamentals and to have fun while playing America’s pastime. Andrew Slater is a graduate of Collegiate and the head varsity baseball coach and program leader. He played baseball and football at the University of Richmond and played baseball at Auburn University. Before coming to Collegiate in 2008, Coach Slater spent seven years as an assistant college baseball coach at VMI and Western Kentucky University. He will be assisted by Collegiate coaches and players. For more information, contact Andrew Slater at aslater@collegiate-va.org.

Rives Fleming, Del Harris Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders (Coed) June 19 – 23 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. This camp provides a fun and competitive instructional environment for learning the game of basketball. The basic offensive and defensive fundamentals will be emphasized, both in teaching situations and within the framework of games and contests. Collegiate’s head varsity basketball coaches, Del Harris and Rives Fleming, will direct this camp. They will be assisted by Robby Turner, head JV coach and Lower School teacher, and other Collegiate coaches and players. For more information, contact Rives Fleming at rfleming@collegiate-va.org.

GIRLS’ BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL Rives Fleming Rising 1st – Rising 6th Graders June 12 – 16 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. This camp is for both the novice and the more experienced basketball player. Campers will learn offensive and defensive fundamentals as well as overall court strategy. The emphasis will be on having fun, learning the skills and applying them in game situations. Come for an exciting week of basketball with Rives Fleming, Collegiate girls’ head varsity coach, and head JV coach Robby Turner. Rives and Robby are both Collegiate teachers and have been running Summer Quest camps for over 25 years. For more information, contact Rives Fleming at rfleming@collegiate-va.org.

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YOUTH BASKETBALL

BOYS’ MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL

“ The coaches were excellent. I am very pleased with the instruction my son received and the positive and engaging attitude of the staff.”

Del Harris Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders Session I: June 19 – 23 • 1 – 4 p.m. Session II: July 10 – 14 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 per session • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. This is the perfect camp for boys who are looking for an exciting week of basketball under the direction of the new Collegiate boys’ varsity basketball coach and staff. This camp is appropriate for Middle School players of all levels and abilities who want to improve their skills through fundamental drills, games and contests. The atmosphere is positive, energetic and offers the ideal environment for the beginner who is just learning new skills and help the more advanced player move to the next level. There will be several guest speakers including college coaches, players and others. Prior to becoming Collegiates’ Boys’ Varsity Coach and Program Leader, Del Harris spent five years as a Division III Head Mens’ Basketball Coach and Assistant Athletic Director at Vassar College. He has also served as a Division I assistant coach at the University of Richmond, Virginia Military Institute and Morgan State University. In addition to coaching basketball, Del is a permanent substitute teacher at Collegiate for the Middle and Upper Schools. For more information, contact Del Harris at del_harris@collegiate-va.org.

GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY Jenny Lindner Rising 5th – Rising 10th Graders July 24 – 28 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Collegiate School Robins Campus $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Participants should bring their own stick, mouthguard, shinguards and certified protective goggles. Get ready for the upcoming season! This camp will focus on the fundamentals and tactics of field hockey and get players ready for the upcoming season in a fun-filled atmosphere. Our emphasis will be on individual improvement so that all players will elevate their level of play. A former college player and coach, Jenny is a varsity assistant coach and Middle School physical education teacher at Collegiate. The Collegiate varsity team has won 10 LIS Championships and also seven State Championships in the past 14 years. The coaching staff will include other Collegiate School coaches along with current and former players. For more information, contact Jenny Lindner at jenny_lindner@collegiate-va.org.

GIRLS’ YOUTH FIELD HOCKEY Karen Doxey Rising 1st – Rising 5th Graders June 26 – 30 • 9 – 11 a.m. Collegiate School Robins Campus $170 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Participants should bring their own stick, mouthguard, shinguards and certified protective goggles. Learn the basic skills and rules of field hockey in a fun-filled atmosphere geared to the younger player of any skill level. We will focus on the fundamentals through individual work, partner drills and small-sided games. To enhance skill development we will use our Field Turf and our air-conditioned turf gym, which are optimal surfaces for players at this level. Karen Doxey is the head varsity field hockey coach and Director of Athletics at Collegiate School. Karen will be assisted by members of the Collegiate School Field Hockey coaching staff. The Collegiate varsity team has won 10 LIS Championships and seven State Championships in the past 14 years. For more information, contact Karen Doxey at kdoxey@collegiate-va.org.

GAMECHANGER FOOTBALL Collegiate Football Coaching Staff Rising 1st – Rising 8th Graders July 31 – August 4 • 1 – 3 p.m. $170 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day The GameChanger Football Camp will help players develop the techniques and strategies necessary for football players looking to take their game to the next level. Campers will be exposed to all facets of the game including team warm-ups, offensive and defensive Xs & Os, position specific techniques and daily games! Players will be grouped and challenged based on age and ability. Groups will not have an age span of more than one school grade. For example a rising 4th Graders might be grouped with rising 3rd or rising 5th Graders, but will never be grouped with a rising 2nd Grader or a rising 6th Grader. The camp staff will consist of Collegiate’s current coaching staff, varsity players and current Division I athletes. Take advantage of this great opportunity to tune up for the coming season and get a leg up on the competition. Mark Palyo is the head varsity football coach at Collegiate. In his 20 years of coaching at Collegiate, his team has won five Prep League Championships and six State Championships. Prior to coming to Collegiate, Mark, a 1985 University of Richmond graduate, played football for the Spiders, where he also served as an assistant coach for three years. Collin McConaghy is the Director of Summer Quest and a varsity assistant football coach at Collegiate. Collin, a 2009 graduate of the University of Richmond, was a team captain and a starting linebacker for the 2008 National Champion Richmond Spiders. For more information, contact Collin McConaghy at collin_mcconaghy@collegiate-va.org.

Farley Macdonald Rising 1st – Rising 6th Graders Session I: June 26 – 30 • 4 – 6 p.m. Session II: July 24 – 28 • 4 – 6 p.m. $170 per session • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. This camp will focus on the basics of the game of football. Rules of the game will be taught along with the basics of blocking, passing, running and receiving. This is a great opportunity for younger players to begin to learn the system that is used throughout the Collegiate School football program that has won five Prep League Titles and six varsity-level VISAA State Titles. Each session will consist of an instructional period followed by a practice session and concluding with games. Clinicians at the camp will include coaches and players from Collegiate’s football program. Campers will be grouped by age and ability. Farley Macdonald is a Middle School football coach at Collegiate as well as a Middle School teacher. For more information, contact Farley Macdonald at farley_macdonald@collegiate-va.org.

TEE IT UP – GOLF SKILLS Chris Williams Rising 2nd – Rising 8th Graders (Coed) All skill levels are welcome. June 12 – 16 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Collegiate School Robins Campus and First Tee of Richmond $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers must provide their own clubs. Golf is a sport that can be played for a lifetime and the younger one begins to play, the better one becomes. This camp is designed to work on the finer points of the game. Emphasis will be placed on “the fundamentals” (grip, posture, alignment), “the short game” (putting, chipping, pitching), “the long game” (driver, fairway woods, long irons) and strategy. We will have fun instructive and competitive games providing skills that each camper will be able to use after camp has ended. Campers will receive a play day at a local par 3 course and prizes will be awarded throughout the week. This camp will be staffed by Collegiate’s varsity head golf coach Chris Williams and members of the 2017 varsity golf team. Chris has been a golf coach at Collegiate since 2007 and was named the 2012 VISAA Golf Coach of the Year and Prep League Coach of the Year in 2013 and 2015. For more information, contact Chris Williams at cwilliams@collegiate-va.org.

“ Top notch, well-organized camp with wonderful, positive teachers. Also a fantastic variety of camp choices. Will definitely have my kids go back next year.”

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FLAG FOOTBALL

BOYS’ LACROSSE

GERONIMO BOYS’ LACROSSE

Sponsored by: Andrew Stanley Rising 1st – Rising 8th Graders June 12 – 16 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring their own equipment including: helmet, molded mouthguard, stick, shoulder pads, arm pads, cleats, indoor shoes and gloves. This dynamic camp will focus on the fundamentals: stick handling, basic rules and drills. This is a great camp for learning about lacrosse as a beginner or brushing up on individual skills before summer tournaments. Players will be grouped and challenged based on age and ability. Groups will not have an age span of more than one school grade. For example a rising 4th Graders might be grouped with rising 3rd or rising 5th Graders, but will never be grouped with a rising 2nd Grader or a rising 6th Grader. The camp will feature prizes and giveaways provided by Brine Lacrosse. Andrew Stanley, Collegiate’s head boys’ varsity lacrosse coach, taught 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th Grades at Collegiate for 13 years. He also serves as the executive director of Geronimo Lacrosse and is a Level 1, 2, and 3 Trainer for the US Lacrosse Coach Development Program. Along with a number of local high school and college players, the staff will include Trip Featherston, the head JV lacrosse coach and a Middle School physical education teacher at Collegiate. For more information or equipment purchase, contact Andrew Stanley at astanley@collegiate-va.org.

Sponsored by: Andrew Stanley Rising 1st – Rising 8th Graders July 31 – August 4 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring their own equipment including: helmet, molded mouthguard, stick, shoulder pads, arm pads, cleats, indoor shoes and gloves. This dynamic camp will continue the tradition of spring Geronimo clinics into the summer months by focusing on the fundamentals: stick handling, basic rules and drills. In addition, campers will participate in daily games that will allow them to hone their skills in a competitive atmosphere. They will receive a Brine reversible jersey and additional Brine Lacrosse prizes and giveaways that will be distributed throughout the week. Players will be grouped and challenged based on age and ability. Groups will not have an age span of more than one school grade. For example a rising 4th Graders might be grouped with rising 3rd or rising 5th Graders, but will never be grouped with a rising 2nd Grader or a rising 6th Grader. Andrew Stanley, Collegiate’s head boys’ varsity lacrosse coach, taught 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th Grades at Collegiate for 13 years. He also serves as the executive director of Geronimo Lacrosse and is a Level 1, 2, and 3 Trainer for the US Lacrosse Coach Development Program. Along with a number of local high school and college players, the camp will be staffed by Trip Featherston, the head JV lacrosse coach and a Collegiate Middle School physical education teacher. For more information or equipment purchase, contact Andrew Stanley at astanley@collegiate-va.org.

GIRLS’ LACROSSE MASTERS Lacrosse Masters Rising 9th – Rising 12th Graders Session I: Thursday, June 15 • 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Session II: Wednesday, July 12 • 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. $399 per session • To register visit www.LacrosseMasters.com. • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. The Lacrosse Master’s Collegiate School Girl’s Instructional Camps are unlike any camps in the country. Coaches from some of the world’s finest academic institutions will be on staff for the duration of each camp. Our staff will be represented by Head Coaches from Cornell, Florida, Brown, Middlebury & Tufts with Assistant Coaches from Yale, Tufts, Princeton & Penn State. Our camp is designed to provide every participant with World Class Instruction and Guaranteed Exposure to many of the nation’s most well respected NCAA Division I & III lacrosse coaches from the world’s finest academic institutions. This is a MUST ATTEND camp for any player interested in playing at any of these schools. Each participant will be coached and seen by every coach on staff – “Guaranteed”. You will not find this level of exposure and instruction at any camp or tournament. For more information, contact Graham Leveston at graham@lacrossemasters.com.

GERONIMO GIRLS’ LACROSSE

Annie Richards Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders June 12 – 16 • 1 – 3 p.m. $170 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring a stick, mouth guard, certified protective goggles, cleats and sneakers (for indoor play). This camp is a fun-filled introduction to the game of girls’ lacrosse. We will cover all of the basic skills through lively drills and games. A strong foundation in the basics is necessary to be successful at the higher levels, and this camp provides a positive environment where each camper will be encouraged and her skills developed. Annie Richards is the Collegiate girls’ lacrosse program leader and head coach of the girls’ varsity lacrosse team. Over the past 15 years, Annie has coached athletes of all abilities from youth through the international level. She came to Collegiate from Virginia Tech where she coached the Hokies for two years and her coaching career also includes a bronze medal finish at the 2005 World Cup with the England National Team. For more information, or advice about equipment purchase, contact Annie Richards at arichards@collegiate-va.org.

Sponsored by: Annie Richards Rising 5th – Rising 10th Graders July 31 – August 4 • 4 – 6 p.m. $170 Collegiate School Main Campus • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring a stick, mouth guard, certified protective goggles, cleats and sneakers (for indoor play). Continuing the Geronimo tradition into the summer, Annie Richards will take campers to the next level with the skill instruction and player development strategies needed for success at the middle and high school levels. A variety of lacrosse skills will be practiced through fun drills and game scenarios. Emphasis will be on individual improvement as well as developing team strategy. Annie Richards is the Collegiate girls’ lacrosse program leader and head coach of the girls’ varsity lacrosse team. Over the past 15 years, Annie has coached athletes of all abilities from youth through the international level. She came to Collegiate from Virginia Tech where she coached the Hokies for two years and her coaching career also includes a bronze medal finish at the 2005 World Cup with the England National Team. For more information, or advice about equipment purchase, contact Annie Richards at arichards@collegiate-va.org.

GIRLS’ LACROSSE Annie Richards Rising 5th – Rising 10th Graders June 12 – 16 • 4 – 6 p.m. $170 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring a stick, mouth guard, certified protective goggles, cleats and sneakers (for indoor play). The focus of this week will be having fun while learning the fundamental tactics and techniques of girls’ lacrosse and continuing to build upon the strong foundation of the basic skills. We will focus on a variety of lacrosse skills through diverse drills and game situations with an emphasis on individual improvement for both novice and experienced players. Annie Richards is the Collegiate girls’ lacrosse program leader and head coach of the girls’ varsity lacrosse team. Over the past 15 years, Annie has coached athletes of all abilities from youth through the international level. She came to Collegiate from Virginia Tech where she coached the Hokies for two years and her coaching career also includes a bronze medal finish at the 2005 World Cup with the England National Team. For more information, or advice about equipment purchase, contact Annie Richards at arichards@collegiate-va.org.

GERONIMO GIRLS’ YOUTH LACROSSE Sponsored by: Annie Richards Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders July 31 – August 4 • 1 – 3 p.m. $170 Collegiate School Main Campus • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring a stick, mouth guard, certified protective goggles, cleats and sneakers (for indoor play). This camp is a fun-filled introduction to the game of girls’ lacrosse. We will cover all of the basic skills through lively drills and games. A strong foundation in the basics is necessary to be successful at the higher levels, and this camp provides a positive environment where each camper will be encouraged and her skills developed. Annie Richards is the Collegiate girls’ lacrosse program leader and head coach of the girls’ varsity lacrosse team. Over the past 15 years, Annie has coached athletes of all abilities from youth through the international level. She came to Collegiate from Virginia Tech where she coached the Hokies for two years and her coaching career also includes a bronze medal finish at the 2005 World Cup with the England National Team. For more information, or advice about equipment purchase, contact Annie Richards at arichards@collegiate-va.org.

Sports

GIRLS’ YOUTH LACROSSE

“ My daughter was initially nervous about the camps, since she doesn’t attend Collegiate, but the staff and other campers were very welcoming. Thanks!”

YOUTH SOCCER Page Chapman Rising K – Rising 5th Graders (Coed) June 26 – 30 Half Day: 8:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. • $215 Full Day: 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. • $325 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • Full-day campers bring a lunch from home each day. • All players should wear cleats (if available) and bring sneakers for indoor soccer. Beginning players will receive the instruction needed to allow them to develop a lifelong relationship with the “beautiful game.” Experienced players will receive the technical instruction needed to allow them to hone their skills to take their game to the next level. Our goal is to have every player leave camp eagerly anticipating their next opportunity to play soccer. Skill development will be emphasized in a game-based environment. This coed camp is open to players of all levels of experience and ability. During this week, players will receive more quality “time on the ball” than during an entire recreational season. All campers will receive a soccer ball. Page Chapman is a Lower School physical education teacher, Collegiate head JV boys’ soccer coach, indoor soccer coach and a long time club coach in the Richmond area. The staff will consist of JV boys’ coach and Middle School history teacher David Fuller, and current and former members of the Collegiate School soccer program. The focus of the camp will be on small group work and fun games that promote skill development. For more information, contact Page Chapman at pchapman@collegiate-va.org.

JUNIOR YOUTH SOCCER Page Chapman 4-year-olds – Rising Kindergartners (Coed) June 26 – 30 • 1 – 3 p.m. $170 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. • All players should wear cleats (if available) and bring sneakers for indoor soccer. This is an introductory camp to the sport of soccer. We will teach the basic skills and create a love for “the beautiful game.” The participants will get lots of “time on the ball” and we will use a variety of tag games and relay races to promote game sense. Open to players of all levels of experience and ability, campers will learn the proper technique of dribbling, shooting, passing and even how to do a goal dance after they score a brilliant goal. Page Chapman is a Lower School physical education teacher, Collegiate head JV boys’ soccer coach, indoor soccer coach and a long-time club coach in the Richmond area. The staff will consist of JV boys’ coach and Middle School history teacher David Fuller, and current and former members of the Collegiate School soccer program. The focus of the camp will be on small group work and fun games that promote skill development. For more information, contact Page Chapman at pchapman@collegiate-va.org.

RICHMOND KICKERS GOAL SCORING Ages 8 – 16 (Coed) July 10 – 14 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $195 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Under the instruction of nationally licensed coaches and pro players, all attendees will receive age-appropriate, specialized instruction on all technical and tactical aspects of scoring goals. Areas to be covered will include positioning, ball striking, agility, heading and decision-making. All campers will receive a poster and a free ticket to a Kickers home game. For more information, contact Andy McIntosh at amcintosh@richmondkickers.com.

Robby Turner Rising 5th – Rising 12th Graders July 24 – 28 • 4 – 6 p.m. Collegiate School Robins Campus $170 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring a baseball/softball cap and glove. Extra gloves will be on hand for those who need them. Come on out this summer and get ready to take your softball game to the next level. This camp is designed to get girls ready for the teams that they will be trying out for in the coming years. Campers will work on refining their fundamental softball skills through repetition and attention to detail. Daily offensive drills will include working with tees, soft-tossing, hitting in the cage, bunting and base running. Campers will strengthen their defensive skills by fielding plenty of batted balls, breaking down their throwing motion and focusing on their fielding and throwing footwork. Positioning, strategy and “game secrets” will be discussed as players work to be the best softball players they can be. Coaches will use video to break down each player’s hitting, fielding and throwing motions. Each day will provide plenty of situational and scrimmage scenarios, and daily contests and competitions will insure that this camp has the perfect blend of fun and hard work! Robby Turner teaches Kindergarten in the Lower School and has been running sports camps in the Richmond area for more than two decades. He was named the softball program leader and head varsity coach at Collegiate in 2010. Varsity and JV assistant coaches will be helping with this camp. For more information, contact Robby Turner at rturner@collegiate-va.org.

RICHMOND KICKERS GOALKEEPING Ages 8 – 16 (Coed) July 10 – 14 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $195 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day. Under the instruction of nationally licensed coaches and pro players, all goalkeepers will receive age-appropriate instruction on all aspects of goalkeeping. Areas to be covered will include positioning, handling, agility, coordination, distribution and decision-making. All campers will receive a poster and a free ticket to a Kickers home game. For more information, contact Andy McIntosh at amcintosh@richmondkickers.com.

RIVERCATS GIRLS’ YOUTH SOFTBALL SKILLS Robby Turner Rising K – Rising 4th Graders June 19 – 23 • 1 – 3 p.m. Collegiate School Robins Campus $170 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. Remember playing wiffle ball in the back yard when you were a kid? All you needed was a plastic ball, a bat and some bases. Well, softball has come a long way since then, but the fundamental game remains the same and the fun that comes from playing the game the right way still remains. Don’t worry about the expensive bats and high-priced gloves and come out and have some fun. This camp is designed for girls who would like to learn the fundamental skills associated with softball in a fun, low-key manner. Campers will learn how to throw, field, hit, catch and run the bases through age-appropriate games and drills. This is a great camp for softball beginners! Current varsity and JV softball players will serve as assistant counselors for this camp. Robby Turner teaches Kindergarten in the Lower School and has been running sports camps in the Richmond area for more than two decades. He was named the softball program leader and head varsity coach at Collegiate in 2010. For more information, contact Robby Turner at rturner@collegiate-va.org.

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GIRLS’ SOFTBALL – NEXT LEVEL

SWIM STROKE ENHANCEMENT

Karin Whitt is the current boys’ and girls’ tennis program leader and head varsity boys’ and girls’ coach at Collegiate. The Collegiate girls’ tennis team captured recent (2009 – 2015) LIS Championships and the 2009 VISAA Championship. Karin will use her years of experience as a high school, college and USTA 5.0 rated player along with her 11 years of coaching experience to raise your game to the next level. Current Collegiate tennis coaches and/or former members of the Collegiate varsity tennis teams will assist Coach Whitt. For more information, contact Karin Whitt at kwhitt@collegiate-va.org.

Mike Stott Rising 6th – Rising 11th Graders July 10 – 14 • 1 – 4 p.m. Collegiate School Aquatic Center $215 • Campers should bring a bathing suit, towel, change of clothes, snack and filled water bottle each day. Fun, Fitness and Competition…just in time for summer league championships! If your child loves the water and swim team even more, but can’t seem to get enough individual coaching attention, then this camp is for them. Limited to a maximum 1:6 coach-to-swimmer ratio, sessions will focus on technical improvement of the four competitive strokes, underwater kicking, building endurance as well as mastering starts and turns. Instructors will teach basic dryland skills and use fins, pull buoys, tempo trainers and videotape as part and parcel of the stroke improvement process. Pick-up and drop-off for this camp will be at Luck Hall, located on Collegiate’s Lower School side of campus. Campers will be transported to and from CSAC in a Collegiate bus driven by Collegiate faculty. Mike Stott is the head varsity boys’ and girls’ swim coach at Collegiate. In the last 14 years, his teams have won four Prep League, seven League of Independent Schools and nine state championships. He has coached summer camps at the Universities of Arizona and Virginia and for the last 23 years has interviewed and written about the nation’s best Olympic, college and club swimmers. In his competitive career, he was an accomplished open water swimmer. Coach Stott will be assisted by members and coaches of the Collegiate varsity swim team. Laure Ray is an assistant swim coach at Collegiate. She has served as head coach, masters coach and swim instructor at the Newport News Family YMCA and the Tuckahoe YMCA in Richmond. As a USA Triathlon certified coach with Peluso Open Water and Endorphin Fitness, she has worked with youth and adult athletes to become proficient in the swim portion of the triathlon and other forms of competitive swimming. For more information, contact Mike Stott at mstott@collegiate-va.org.

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED TENNIS Karin Whitt Rising 5th – Rising 12th Graders (Coed) July 24 – 28 • 1 – 3 p.m. Collegiate School Robins Campus – Williams • Bollettieri Tennis Center $170 • Campers should bring a racquet, filled water bottle, sun protection (sunscreen and hat/visor), a towel and jump rope. Do you want to learn how to practice like a JV or varsity player? Perhaps make the JV or varsity tennis team? Develop patterns of play that will help you move up the ladder? If so, this is the camp for you! This five-day camp will include drills, on-court footwork and cardio sessions, singles and doubles strategy sessions, competitive games and much more. Karin Whitt is in her ninth year as Collegiate girls’ tennis program leader, head varsity girls’ coach and her third year as boys’ tennis program leader and head varsity coach. The Collegiate girls’ tennis team captured recent (2009 – 2015) LIS Championships and 2009 VISAA Championship. Karin will use her years of experience as a high school, college and USTA 5.0 rated player along with her 11 years of coaching experience to raise your game to the next level. Current Collegiate tennis coaches and/or former members of the Collegiate varsity tennis teams will assist Coach Whitt. Nine- and ten-year-olds who are already playing competitive tennis are welcome to contact Karin regarding the appropriate session to attend. For more information, contact Karin Whitt at kwhitt@collegiate-va.org.

BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE TENNIS Karin Whitt Rising 1st – Rising 8th Graders (Coed) July 24 – 28 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Collegiate School Robins Campus – Williams • Bollettieri Tennis Center $215 • Campers should bring a junior racquet, filled water bottle, sun protection (sunscreen and hat/visor), a towel and a healthy snack. Tennis is a sport everyone can enjoy for a lifetime. Learn the techniques required to hit the basic strokes of tennis and/or improve your skills through five fun-filled days of instruction, drills, strategy and fitness sessions and games. All levels of the USTA Quick Start Tennis program will be used as needed to meet the needs of each participant.

GIRLS’ BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE VOLLEYBALL Beth Kondorossy Rising 5th – Rising 9th Graders July 17 – 21 • 9 – 11 a.m. $170  • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring kneepads. The Beginner/Intermediate camp is perfect for all newcomers to volleyball or players with one or two years of experience. This camp will focus on developing and improving the fundamental skills of the game, including passing, setting, serving and hitting. Fun drills, competitions and games will be used to reinforce the basic skills. Beth Kondorossy has been involved with Collegiate’s volleyball program since 2008. She has coached one year at the Middle School level and seven years at the varsity level. She just finished her fourth year as the head girls’ varsity coach. With many years of playing experience, Beth brings lots of energy, knowledge and a competitive yet fun atmosphere to camp each day. In addition to her coaching responsibilities, Beth is also the Upper School Director of Student Life at Collegiate. For more information, contact Beth Kondorossy at bkondorossy@collegiate-va.org.

Mac Friddell Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 19 – 23 • 9 – 11 a.m. $170 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring wrestling shoes and wear shorts and a t-shirt. No prior wrestling experience is required for this fun introduction to the sport of wrestling. Wrestling is a great sport that will also help increase overall athleticism and develop skills that will help athletes in a wide variety of sports. This camp is intended for Middle School students of all levels of experience and ability who are looking to play wrestling-related games, learn some of the fundamentals of the sport and wrestle live against fellow campers. We encourage everyone to bring any old wrestling shoes you may have. On the first day of camp we will allow people needing new shoes to try on those that others have donated. Mac Friddell is the varsity wrestling coach and an Upper School math teacher at Collegiate. After graduating from Collegiate, he was a member of the varsity wrestling team at Princeton University. For more information, please contact Mac Friddell at mac_friddell@collegiate-va.org.

GIRLS’ INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED VOLLEYBALL Beth Kondorossy Rising 8th – Rising 12th Graders July 17 – 21 • 3 – 5:30 p.m. $200  • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring kneepads. The Intermediate/Advanced camp is for players who want to take their game to the next level and prepare for the upcoming season. The camp will focus on continuing the development of proper technique with the essential skills, including passing, setting, serving, blocking, digging and hitting. Players should be prepared to gain success in an atmosphere that is fun and competitive. Athletes will receive high-quality training and instruction by a staff that includes former college athletes as well as a select group of high school coaches, all of whom have a passion for volleyball and want to share their knowledge and experience. Beth Kondorossy has been involved with Collegiate’s volleyball program since 2008. She has coached one year at the Middle School level and seven years at the varsity level. She just finished her fourth year as the head girls’ varsity coach. With many years of playing experience, Beth brings lots of energy, knowledge and a competitive yet fun atmosphere to camp each day. In addition to her coaching responsibilities, Beth is also the Upper School Director of Student Life at Collegiate. For more information, contact Beth Kondorossy at bkondorossy@collegiate-va.org.

MATCATS YOUTH WRESTLING Mac Friddell Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders June 19 – 23 • 1 – 3 p.m. $170 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day. • Campers should bring wrestling shoes and wear shorts and a t-shirt. No prior wrestling experience is required for this fun introduction to the sport of wrestling. Wrestling is a great sport that will also help increase overall athleticism and develop skills that will help athletes in a wide variety of sports. This camp is tailored to the needs of Lower School students who have little to no wrestling experience and who are looking to play wrestling-related games, learn some of the fundamentals of the sport and wrestle live against fellow campers. Each participant should bring wrestling shoes, and wear shorts and a t-shirt. We encourage everyone to bring any old wrestling shoes you may have. On the first day of camp we will allow people needing new shoes to try on those that others have donated. Mac Friddell is the varsity wrestling coach and an Upper School math teacher at Collegiate. After graduating from Collegiate, he was a member of the varsity wrestling team at Princeton University. For more information, please contact Mac Friddell at mac_friddell@collegiate-va.org.

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MATCATS MIDDLE SCHOOL WRESTLING

Summer Quest

EXTENDED CAMPS & LUNCH BUNCH

Rising K – Rising 8th Graders Do you need to get a jump start on the day a little earlier or pick up your child a little later? If so, we are happy to offer morning and afternoon extended camps. These will be held in the lower level of Luck Hall. We also offer lunch options from 12:00–1:00 p.m. in our Lunch Bunch program.

EXTENDED CAMP – MORNING

LUNCH BUNCH

7:45 – 9 a.m. $30/week Campers must be enrolled in a morning camp the week they are registered for Morning Extended Camp. Summer Quest staff will take campers to their morning camps.

12 – 1 p.m. Free or $30/week Additional $25/week for purchased lunch FREE If your child is attending both morning and early afternoon Summer Quest camps during the week and you want them to eat lunch too, (12 until 1 p.m.) you may register for the FREE Lunch Bunch program. Summer Quest staff pick up campers from morning camps at 12, take them to eat lunch (bring a bag lunch each day or purchase a lunch, when available, for an additional $25/week) and then take them to their 1 p.m. afternoon camp.

Please indicate the need for Morning Extended Camp when you register.

EXTENDED CAMP – AFTERNOON 3 – 6 p.m. $75/week Campers must be enrolled in an afternoon camp the week they are registered for Afternoon Extended Camp. Summer Quest staff will pick up campers after their afternoon camps and take them to Extended Camp.

$30/WEEK If you want your child to stay for lunch after their morning camp ends at 12 p.m., or arrive for lunch at 12 p.m. before their afternoon camp starts at 1 p.m., the fee for Lunch Bunch is $30/week. If you would like to purchase a lunch it is an additional $25/week.

Please indicate the need for Afternoon Extended Camp when you register.

Please indicate the need for Lunch Bunch when you register for camp. For more information, please contact the Summer Quest office at summerquest@collegiate-va.org or 804.665.1750 or 804.741.9714.

EXTENDED CAMP AND LUNCH BUNCH SESSIONS ARE OFFERED DURING THESE WEEKS: Week 1* . . . . . . . Week 2 . . . . . . . . Week 3 . . . . . . . . Week 4 . . . . . . . . Week 5 . . . . . . . . Week 6 . . . . . . . . Week 7 . . . . . . . . Week 8* . . . . . . .

June 12 – 16 June 19 – 23 June 26 – 30 July 3 – 7, closed Tuesday, July 4 July 10 – 14 July 17 – 21 July 24 – 28 July 31 – August 4

*Purchased lunch is not available for Week 1 and Week 8.

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ACADEMICS

UPPER SCHOOL Rising 9th – Rising 12th Graders

Upper School classes completed by Collegiate Middle School students may be taken for advancement, but will not be credited toward graduation requirements or used in the calculation of a student’s GPA. However, these courses will be recorded on the student’s transcript. All classes meet Monday through Friday, unless otherwise noted. Though the pacing will differ, course content and academic demands remain consistent with the semester-long versions of these electives. Students will earn the same ½ credit they would have earned for taking the course in the fall or spring. These courses are also open to non-Collegiate students seeking summer enrichment opportunities. A student who misses two or more classes in a four-week Summer Quest academic course typically may not receive academic credit for that course.

Non-Credit Courses COLLEGE APPLICATION JUMPSTART – HIT THE GROUND RUNNING Collegiate College Counseling Rising 12th Graders at Collegiate Session I: July 31 – August 4 • 9 a.m. – 11:30 p.m. Session II: July 31 – August 4 • 1 – 3:30 p.m. $215 per session Are you looking to reduce anxiety over organizing your college application process? How about tackling the applications themselves and their essays, or communicating your “demonstrated interest” – whether by phone, email or interview settings? Collegiate’s college counselors take care during the junior and senior years to prepare you well for these tasks, including the summer assignment of a completed application draft, but this Hit the Ground Running seminar offers you the structure and time-on-task for an intensive jumpstart. Primary topics are: researching and organizing applications; completing online applications; crafting essays; communication 101, including interviews; essay feedback; and fine-tuning lists. You’ll walk away with a personalized notebook for organization, tasks underway or under your belt and great advice. And, your college counselors are uniquely poised to offer that advice – together, they have over 60 years of experience in college counseling and admission, and they’ve evaluated more than 30,000 applications as admission officers in highly selective institutions from across the country, including Gettysburg, Johns Hopkins, NYU, UNC – Chapel Hill and U. Vermont. This course will be presented by the Collegiate College Counseling staff: Kim Ball, Erin Breese, Liz Jackson, Andrew Reich and Brian Leipheimer. For more information, contact Brian Leipheimer at bleipheimer@collegiate-va.org.

Upper School Academics

CSS Tutoring Services Rising 11th – Rising 12th Graders Session I: July 10 – 13 • 9 – 11 a.m. Session II: July 17 – 20 • 9 – 11 a.m. Session III: July 24 – 27 • 9 – 11 a.m. Session IV: July 31 – August 3 • 9 – 11 a.m. Monday – Thursday $575 per session Want to prepare for the fall ACT during the summer? CSS Tutoring Services is offering their full ACT preparation and strategy course on the Collegiate campus. Take advantage of their 20+ years of test preparation experience and our unique approach to achieve your desired scores.  The ACT Strategies Course is designed and presented in four strategy classes (Monday – Thursday). While each class includes math and English skills review beyond the basic level, the primary objective is to build a successful strategy for test taking. At the first class meeting, each student receives a practice book and a folder of information. Inside the folder are the test strategy guidelines and the class assignments. Each class meeting ends with a homework assignment to reinforce skills.

Extended Camps & Lunch Bunch

ACT STRATEGIES

SAT STRATEGIES CSS Tutoring Services Rising 11th – Rising 12th Graders Session I: July 10 – 13 • 9 – 11 a.m. Session II: July 17 – 20 • 9 – 11 a.m. Session III: July 24 – 27 • 9 – 11 a.m. Session IV: July 31 – August 3 • 9 – 11 a.m. Monday – Thursday $575 per session Want to prepare for the fall SATs during the summer? CSS Tutoring Services is offering their full SAT preparation and strategy course on the Collegiate campus. Take advantage of their 20+ years of test preparation experience and our unique approach to achieve your desired scores. The SAT Strategies Course is designed and presented in four strategy classes (Monday – Thursday). While each class includes skills review beyond the basic level, the primary objective is to build a successful strategy for test taking. At the first class meeting, each student receives a practice book and a folder of information. Inside the folder are the test strategy guidelines, the class assignments and a list of important vocabulary words. Each class meeting ends with a homework assignment to reinforce skills. Carolyn Scanniello (founder/instructor) started in the SAT tutoring business in 1990. She is a graduate of the University of Richmond with a BA in history and a master of education specializing in exceptional education. She has tutored SAT preparation skills individually and in small groups for over 25 years. Carolyn created this unique curriculum, provides instructor training and lectures occasionally on the subject of SAT/ACT preparation. Carolyn teaches both regular and honors level students. Chris Scanniello (owner/instructor) joined the organization in 2009. He is a graduate of Virginia Tech with a BS in industrial and systems engineering. After 11+ years in the semiconductor industry working as a software engineer, he returned to student instruction as a private tutor for both high school and college students. He conducts all sections of both regular and honors SAT and ACT classes (group and individual) and provides instructor training.

Credit Classes ENGLISH CLASSES While a student may take more than one ½ credit English elective during the summer session, only one per year may be substituted for an academic-year semester course. Regardless of summer elective work, every Collegiate student must take at least one English course at Collegiate School during their junior and senior years.

FICTION WORKSHOP Bart Thornton, PhD Rising 11th – Rising 12th Graders Session I: June 12 – July 7 • 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Session II: July 10 – August 4 • 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Monday – Friday No class on Tuesday, July 4 $1,095 per session Designed for students who have shown an aptitude for creative writing and thought, Fiction Workshop focuses on contemporary literature and fiction writing. In some ways the class will resemble the prototypical English class: you will read, discuss and write about the material you have read. On the other hand, the vast majority of work you produce will be creative rather than critical. By course’s end, you will have written three strong stories and a compelling novella (several chapters in length). This work – presented in an “anthology” along with some of your favorite pieces by your peers – will serve as a testament to your originality and diligence as a fiction writer and editor. Dr. Bart Thornton chaired the English Department for seven years at Collegiate School, where he now serves as Dean of Faculty. He teaches American literature, Russian literature, Postmodernism and an interdisciplinary course called “Anarchy and the Avant-Garde.” Previously, he taught at independent schools in Houston and Chicago. In addition to holding a doctorate in English from the University of Texas at Austin, he writes novels and screenplays. Qualified Collegiate students – those who have earned an Aaverage or better in their last two semesters of English – may take this elective for Honors credit. This will, however, require additional, independent reading and writing. For more information, contact Bart Thornton at bthornton@collegiate-va.org.

For more information, please visit www.satactprep4u.com or contact CSS Tutoring Services at 804.897.7136 or csstutoring@aol.com.

LITERATURE AND FILM CLASSICS Mil Norman-Risch Rising 11th – Rising 12th Graders July 10 – August 4 • 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Monday – Friday $1,095 This course presents literary and film “classics” and proposes that the presence of structural design and complexity is what makes a work of art “great” or “worthy.” The “great works” we read and examine – through discussion, quizzes, projects and papers – are Shakespeare’s Hamlet, T.S. Eliot’s poetry, short stories by William Faulkner and James Joyce, Sergei Eisenstein’s “Odessa Steps” sequence from Battleship Potemkin, Carl Dreyer’s 1928 film, The Passion of Joan, Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window and Frances Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now. Expect to distinguish moments of virtuosity and craft – and moral significance – as you become more aware of an artist’s use of compositional technique. Mil Norman-Risch has taught English in the Collegiate Upper School since 1988. She has written and published poetry, essays, textbooks and fiction and has received numerous awards. For more information, contact Mil Norman-Risch at mnormanr@collegiate-va.org.

“ Taking this class during the summer allows my older son time for another AP class this year.”

Vlastik Svab Rising 11th – Rising 12th Graders June 12 – July 7 • 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Monday – Friday No class on Tuesday, July 4 $1,095 Comedian Lewis Black describes fundamentalism as “the inability to laugh at yourself.” Dave Barry defines a sense of humor as “a measurement of the extent to which we realize that we are trapped in a world almost totally devoid of reason. Laughter is how we express the anxiety we feel at this knowledge.” Satire comes in many forms: printed word, image and modern visual media. Scholars, journalists and artists have been mocking social norms and human folly since ancient Greece, and this course will continue the tradition of recognizing the hypocrisies and vices of human society. Notable satirists, including Jonathan Swift, Mark Twain, H.L. Mencken, Stephen Colbert, Aristophanes, David Sedaris and Joseph Heller, are just a few of the masters of wit and acerbic sarcasm that are both smarter and funnier than you. Vlastik Svab has taught Upper School English at Collegiate for 10 years; previously, he taught honors and AP English at Mount Carmel Academy in New Orleans, Louisiana. Along with teaching English 9 and Junior/Senior electives, he is also the Senior Speech program coordinator and an advisor for Collegiate’s online student newspaper, The Match. Qualified Collegiate students – those who have earned an Aaverage or better in their last two semesters of English – may take this elective for Honors credit. This will, however, require additional, independent reading and writing. For more information, contact Vlastik Svab at vsvab@collegiate-va.org.

LITERATURE OF CONFLICT Vlastik Svab Rising 11th – Rising 12th Graders July 10 – August 4 • 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Monday – Friday $1,095 The last 15 years of U.S. involvement in conflicts around the globe have fundamentally changed our perspectives of war and those who fight it. At this pivotal juncture in American history, we should explore the literature that has been written about conflict and its effects on those in the battle and beyond. We will read depictions of and reactions to warfare, ranging from the Trojan War to our most recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. Texts will include poetry, fiction, non-fiction and graphic media, including work from Anthony Swofford, Kevin Powers, Erich Maria Remarque, Garry Trudeau and military blogs written directly from the field. The graphic nature of the subject matter will require a serious and thoughtful approach to a topic that has been a persistent presence in society. Vlastik Svab has taught Upper School English at Collegiate for 10 years; previously, he taught honors and AP English at Mount Carmel Academy in New Orleans. Along with teaching English 9 and Junior/ Senior electives, he is also the Senior Speech program coordinator and an advisor for Collegiate’s online student newspaper, The Match. Qualified Collegiate students – those who have earned an Aaverage or better in their last two semesters of English – may take this elective for Honors credit. This will, however, require additional, independent reading and writing. For more information, contact Vlastik Svab at vsvab@collegiate-va.org.

Upper School Academics

SATIRE

HEALTH & WELLNESS CLASSES All Collegiate students must complete Health and Wellness I and Health and Wellness II, each ½ credit. A student may take both sections of Health and Wellness II (Driver’s Education and Fitness and Nutrition) during the summer. This will allow for room in the student’s schedule during the school year.

“ Love that you added more academic options this year! My child received lots of individualized attention.”

DRIVER’S EDUCATION – CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION Rising 10th – Rising 12th Graders June 19 – 30 • 8:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. Monday – Friday $325 Classroom instruction is a key part of securing a driver’s license. Taking this class in the summer frees up time in the fall or spring for other pursuits. This Driver’s Education course completes the classroom requirement needed by a student to obtain a Driver’s Permit in Virginia. For more information, contact the Summer Quest Office at summerquest@collegiate-va.org.

HISTORY CLASS WORLD RELIGIONS Brian Justice, Brad Cooke Rising 10th – Rising 12th Graders Session I: June 12 – July 7 • 8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (Cooke) Session II: June 26 – July 21 • 8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (Justice) Monday – Friday No class on Tuesday, July 4 $1,095 per session “And take upon us the mystery of things as if we were God’s spies...” – Shakespeare, King Lear The objective of this course is two-fold: 1) to introduce students to the academic study of religion, and 2) to survey various topics within the historical, literary and philosophical traditions of the world’s major religions. We will begin by asking some fundamental questions. What is the meaning of religion? What does it mean to be human? What is the relationship between consciousness and religion? Are human beings as human beings necessarily religious beings? In other words, we will consider the possibility that religion is a universal phenomenon – perhaps even a necessary one – in human life. Then, in attempting to survey some of the Bible and some parts of the world’s major religious traditions, we will give some attention to historical and cultural settings, but we will also emphasize the reading of sacred texts and other critical primary source material in order to grasp something of their insight into the basic religious questions. It is hoped that each student will attain an objective yet sympathetic understanding and appreciation of religion and its role in human affairs. Brian Justice began teaching in 1992 and he has taught religion and history at Collegiate School since 1996. He has taught and coached with Summer Quest since 1996. Brad Cooke has taught at Collegiate since 2011 and this is his 18th year as a teacher. For more information, contact the Summer Quest office at summerquest@collegiate-va.org.

FITNESS AND NUTRITION Rising 9th – Rising 12th Graders June 19 – 30 • 1 – 3 p.m. Monday – Friday $245 This is a required course for Upper School Collegiate students to meet the requirement for one-half of Health and Wellness II. Taking this class in the summer frees up time in the fall or spring for other pursuits. This two-week, ¼ credit summer course will cover different aspects of nutrition and fitness. Students will study nutrition related to current events, how nutrition relates directly to health, the nutrition tools that are available on a daily basis and how the digestive and immune systems work. We will also examine the main food nutrients such as carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, vitamins, minerals and water. Participants will be able to plan a healthy diet and explain how food and fitness relate directly to energy and a healthy body. For more information, contact the Summer Quest Office at summerquest@collegiate-va.org.

SCIENCE CLASSES BIOLOGY II – THE GREAT DISEASES

“ The facilities were amazing, as usual. Always exceeds expectations.”

Shayna Cooke Rising 11th – Rising 12th Graders June 12 – July 7 • 12:30 – 5:00 p.m. Monday – Friday No class on Tuesday, July 4 $1,095 “The next big and murderous human pandemic, the one that kills us in millions, will be caused by a new disease – new to humans, anyway. The bug that’s responsible will be strange, unfamiliar, but it won’t come from outer space. Odds are that the killer pathogen –most likely a virus – will spill over into humans from a nonhuman animal. From what innocent creature, in what remote landscape, will the Next Big One emerge? A rodent in southern China? A monkey in West Africa? A bat in Malaysia that happens to roost above a pig farm, from which hogs are exported to Singapore? In this age of speedy travel between dense human populations, an emerging disease can go global in hours. But where and how will it start? Recent outbreaks offer some guidance, and so I traced the origins of Ebola, Marburg, SARS, avian influenza, Lyme disease and other bizarre cases of spillover, including the grim, unexpected story of how AIDS began from a single Cameroonian chimpanzee” (Quamman, D., 2012). Biology II – The Great Diseases will address these very questions about global pandemics and what the effects of these diseases can have on the global population. Students will learn in this class via lecture, primary source readings, project-based learning and lots of field trips. This course will satisfy a 1/2 (Honors) science elective. For more information, contact Shayna Cooke at shayna_cooke@collegiate-va.org.

Daniel Bartels Rising 10th – Rising 12th Graders June 12 – July 7 • 8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Monday – Friday No class on Tuesday, July 4 $1,095 In this Integrative STEAM course, students will engage in technological/engineering design based projects with an emphasis on engineering, robotics and the physical sciences in general. Computational approaches to these fields will also be explored (e.g., the Human Genome Project is a computational approach to biology and genetics). Examples of software we may use are Mathematica, MatLab, RStudio, etc. Students will also use multiple operating systems and have the opportunity to use multiple programming languages. Engineering design graphics such as Autodesk Inventor will be used as well. In addition to exploring new content and relationships between various content areas, this course is intended to provide students an opportunity to function as a creative member of a design team and to develop skills relevant to problem solving, critical thinking and innovation. The course will consist of two concurrent components: a team project directed by the faculty team, and independent or small group projects directed by students. To satisfy requirements of the first component, students will work collaboratively with a faculty team on ongoing projects at Collegiate related to national and international competitions such as FIRST Robotics or Team America Rocketry Challenge. During this component, we will introduce basic engineering and design concepts and principles. We will also analyze and evaluate past years’ robots created by our robotics teams. To satisfy requirements of the second component, students will work independently (or in small collaborative groups) on a project (or projects) of their own design intended to integrate content of other courses (Science, Mathematics and Arts & Humanities) in which they are currently or have previously been enrolled. In this component, students will be expected to produce one or more design products and give presentations periodically. For more information, contact Daniel Bartels at daniel_bartels@collegiate-va.org.

Upper School Academics

STEAM: ENGINEERING & ROBOTICS

Summer Quest

ADULT PROGRAMS

MINDFUL LEADERSHIP FOR ADULTS Alex Peavey, Michael Brost Monday, July 17 – Thursday, July 20 6 – 8 p.m. $100 Mindfulness is a practice of presence and self-awareness, which is the foundation for self-leadership and a prerequisite to leading others. In this class, participants will have the opportunity to learn the attitudes and practices of mindfulness, the realms of Emotional Intelligence, and the neuroscience behind it all. Come experience the same training that Fortune 500 companies, professional athletic teams, and hospitals have relied on to maximize performance and to cultivate positive leadership skills. Participants will also be trained in John Maxwell’s laws of leadership, which are key to developing yourself and those around you, and are essential to make a great and lasting impact. The leader sees the big picture, but he or she needs other leaders to help make their mental picture a reality. As a group, we are going to embark on a journey of personal growth. In this training course, you will be challenged to take the many small steps that lead to success each and every day of your life. You’ll learn principles that have been tested and proven again and again. The time you spend with this material will prove to be a worthy investment. Alex Peavey is the Upper School Counselor at Collegiate School, and he first brought mindfulness to Collegiate in 2004, where he has been teaching these strategies to students, faculty and parents, as well as at corporations, colleges and universities, hospitals and government agencies. He received his professional training from Jon Kabat-Zinn, and Alex’s primary work outside of Collegiate is in training mindfulness for peak performance to individual athletes and teams at the high school, college, and professional levels. Michael Brost has been at Collegiate since 1993. In March 2016, he became a John Maxwell Team Certified Trainer, Coach & Speaker in Leadership. Currently, Michael is working with individuals and businesses in the Richmond community who seek to gain greater selfawareness, personal responsibility and accountability in every aspect of life. For more information, contact Alex Peavey at apeavey@collegiate-va.org.

KICKSTART FOR ADULTS Will O’Brien Collegiate Sports Performance Coach Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays June 12 – August 4 • 5:30 – 6:30 a.m. *Must have a minimum for class to make. Pricing: 8 workouts = $200 16 workouts = $360 23 workouts = $460 • Each participant will be required to complete a Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire (PAR-Q). KickStart fitness is not your average workout. There are no machines, no boring routines and best of all, there’s something for everyone. Our training methods have been proven at the highest levels of competitive sport to improve your physical performance and energize your personal fitness goals and self-confidence. KickStart fitness is changing the face of Sport Performance Training in Richmond. If you’re ready to make breakthroughs you never thought possible, KickStart is for you. WHAT DO YOU DO IN A KICKSTART CLASS? A typical KickStart training session will incorporate a dynamic warm-up, a period of interval training with movements that will have you squat, lunge, push, pull, brace and rotate. These workouts are designed to maintain an elevated heart rate to extend the benefits of strength training and endurance building. We focus on proper movement and technique to ensure maximum benefit. Instead of relying on a series of machines to get you through a workout, you learn to rely on your own body and your own strength to propel you towards breakthroughs you never thought possible. Every day is different. There are always new challenges to take on and new goals to strive for. It’s time to stop making excuses and take a step toward being in the best shape of your life. Hurry...space is limited to the first 25 eager participants! For more information, contact Will O’Brien at wobrien@collegiate-va.org.

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REGISTRATION 2017

Collegiate School Summer Quest • 103 North Mooreland Road • Richmond, VA 23229 804.665.1750 • 804.741.9714 • Fax: 804.740.8975 • summerquest@collegiate-va.org See page 59 for general registration and camp information.

EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION

REGISTRANT INFORMATION

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All campers in Cubs, Sports and Hooked on Books camps will receive a t-shirt. Please indicate desired t-shirt size.

Youth: ❑ 6–8

❑ 10–12 ❑ 14–16

Adult: ❑ S Note: T-shirt sizes run slightly small.

Extended Camp You must be enrolled in a Summer Quest program(s) to attend Extended Camp. For more information, see page 50. (M)

Total:

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❑ M ❑ L ❑ XL

If not paying in full prior to May 1, please submit a non-refundable deposit of $50 per program, which will be applied to the total cost of tuition. After May 1, full tuition (which is non-refundable) must be submitted.

Morning..................................................... 7:45 AM – 9:00 AM.............$30

Full Tuition: $ _________________________

(LB) Lunch Bunch* .......................................... 12:00 – 1:00 p.m...............$30

OR Registration Fee (# of Programs x $50): $ _________________________

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Afternoon................................................... 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM.............$75

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Purchased Lunch: 5 Lunches ..............................................Additional $25

Balance Due May 1: $ _________________________

* If a camper is registered for both morning and early afternoon Summer Quest camps, Lunch Bunch is included at no cost; however, please indicate need below.

Date: ______________ Check #________________

Please check sessions(s) and circle:

q I (June 12 – 16) q II (June 19 – 23) q III (June 26 – 30) q IV (July 3 – 7) q V (July 10 – 14) q VI (July 17 – 21) q VII (July 24 – 28) q VIII (July 31 – August 4)

Extended Camp deposits $30 – Morning $30 – Lunch Bunch $50 – Afternoon

Total Extended Camp Cost:

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How did you first hear about Summer Quest? _________________________________ _________________________________________________________________

P L E A S E R E A D T H E F O L L O W I N G C A R E F U L LY : To the best of my knowledge, the information I have supplied on this registration form is true and accurate. In the event that my child needs medical attention, I authorize the school and give my consent to the school to provide such service and/or transport my child to a hospital or treatment facility. I hereby certify my child is in a good health and may participate in all activities. I hereby give my permission for my child’s picture to appear in future publications. (See page 59 for details.) I give permission for my child to ride in school-approved transportation to and from camp activities. I agree to be responsible for all the charges and fees for my child enrolled in this summer program.

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Summer Quest

INFORMATION

FOR MORE INFORMATION • Visit www.collegiate-va.org and click on Summer Quest for up-to-date information throughout the year. • Call the Summer Quest office at 804.665.1750 or 804.741.9714, or email summerquest@collegiate-va.org. • The Summer Quest office is located in Luck Hall on the Lower School Campus. See the campus map on the inside back cover for the exact location. • The Summer Quest office hours are Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. Summer Quest is closed on Tuesday, July 4.

REGISTRATION, PAYMENT AND REFUND INFORMATION

HEALTH AND SAFETY • A registered nurse and a certified athletic trainer are members of our Summer Quest staff.

• To register, each participant must complete or update their registration information online (or complete and mail a registration form) and pay a non-refundable deposit of $50 per program, prior to May 1, to ensure enrollment. Payments may be made by credit card online or by submitting a check (made out to ‘Collegiate School Summer Quest’) with registration form. Registrations submitted after May 1 must include tuition paid in full.

• The medical information on the registration form must be completed to attend Summer Quest. • Participants are expected to wear shoes at all times while on campus unless instructed otherwise by a teacher or a coach. • The pools are supervised at all times by a lifeguard, camp teachers and counselors.

• Tuition balance must be paid in full by May 1 to continue to reserve each participant’s place. If full payment is not received by May 1, the space may be given to the next person on the waiting list.

PHOTOGRAPHS AND QUOTATIONS

• After registering for programs, any future changes in registration must be made in writing (via email or written note) and submitted to the Summer Quest office.

• Summer Quest has the right to use photographs or quotations of Summer Quest participants for future brochures, advertisements and other Summer Quest marketing purposes, unless otherwise noted on the registration form by the parent/guardian.

• The $50 per program deposit is non-refundable. However, if a participant changes his or her registration, the remainder of the tuition (less the $50 non-refundable deposit per camp) can be used as a credit towards another Summer Quest 2017 program. The credit cannot be transferred to future summer programs. • All programs are subject to maximum and minimum enrollments. Under-enrolled programs may be cancelled. • Participants are enrolled in the order in which their registrations are received. You will be notified if the program you have registered for is full. • Tuition is not refunded or pro-rated for part-time attendance, including situations such as a participant’s dismissal because of a disciplinary action. • Campers will not be permitted to attend a Summer Quest program if there is an outstanding balance.

Directions to Collegiate’s Mooreland Road Campus Collegiate School 103 North Mooreland Road Richmond, VA 23229 The Mooreland Road Campus is located north of the intersection of River Road and North Mooreland Road. The entrances to the Upper, Middle and Lower School campuses are on North Mooreland Road. The Summer Quest Office is located in Luck Hall on the Lower School Campus.

Directions to the Collegiate School Aquatics Center

FROM THE NORTH

CSAC: 5050 Ridgedale Parkway Richmond, VA 23234

Take I-95 South to Parham Road Exit West (this exit is north of the city of Richmond exits). Continue south on Parham Road until it intersects with River Road (River Road at this point is above Parham); turn left, following signs to River Road; turn right onto River Road and continue west to North Mooreland Road. Turn right. Continue north on North Mooreland Road to the entrance for your activity.

FROM THE NORTH From 95 S, take the exit onto I-195 S toward Powhite Parkway. Take exit on the LEFT onto Chippenham Parkway/VA-150 S. Exit onto Iron Bridge Rd/VA-10 towards Chesterfield. Turn right at Ridgedale Parkway and follow it around the back, directly to Ukrop Park.

FROM THE SOUTH

FROM THE EAST

From 95 N, take exit 67B to merge onto Chippenham Pkwy/VA-150 N toward US-60/US360. Exit onto Iron Bridge Rd/VA-10 towards Chesterfield. Turn right at Ridgedale Parkway and follow it around the back, directly to Ukrop Park.

Take I-64 West into the city of Richmond; will merge with I-95. Continue on I-64/I-95 until I-64 (to Charlottesville) break away from I-95 North. Take I-64 West to Parham Road South Exit. Then follow the same directions found under “From the North.”

FROM THE WEST

From I-64 E, take exit 181 for Parham Rd. Continue on Chippenham Parkway/VA-150 S. Exit onto Iron Bridge RD/VA-10 towards Chesterfield. Turn right at Ridgedale Parkway and follow it around the back, directly to Ukrop Park.

Take I-64 East to the Gaskins Road South Exit (Exit 36). Turn right onto Gaskins Road and go 3.8 miles (thru 5 stoplights) until you reach River Road. Turn left onto River Road and go approximately .8 mile. Turn left onto North Mooreland Road (River Road Presbyterian Church on corner). Continue on North Mooreland to the entrance for your activity.

ALTERNATE From Collegiate School, take River to Parham and cross the Willey Bridge onto Chippenham Parkway. Follow directions as above from the West.

FROM THE SOUTH Take I-95 North to Chippenham Parkway (Route 150). Stay on Chippenham across the James River. Take the River Road exit. Turn right then follow the same directions found under “From the North.”

FROM THE EAST From 64 W, take exit 200 for US-60/I-295 toward Rocky Mount, NC. Keep right at the fork and follow signs for I-295 S. Take exit 25 to merge onto VA-895 W toward Richmond – partial toll road. Continue on VA-150 N. Exit onto Iron Bridge Rd/VA-10 towards Chesterfield. Turn right at Ridgedale Parkway and follow it around the back, directly to Ukrop Park.

From 288, take the Patterson Avenue East (Route 6) exit. Take Patterson Avenue East to the light at Gaskins Road. Turn right on Gaskins Road and continue south to River Road. Turn left on River Road to North Mooreland Road.

Mooreland Road Campus

FA CIL IT IE S R Nunnally Hall – Junior Kindergarten, A Hershey Center for the Arts 3rd & 4th Grades Oates Theater H2L2 Studios S Estes Wing – Multipurpose/Lower Mooreland Road Campus Map School P.E. B Sharp Academic Commons T Weinstein Wing – Lower School Art Facilities C Pitt Hall – Upper School & Music L: Alumni/Development A: Hershey Center for the Arts D North Science U Reynolds Hall – 1st & 2nd Grades Oates Theater E McFall Hall – Middle & Upper B V Watt LibraryM: Jacobs Gymnasium School Cafeteria H2L2 Studios Lower School N:Nurse Seal Athletic Center F Reed-Gumenick Library B: Sharp Academic Commons Admission Office – Grades JK-4 G South Science O:Main Physical Lower School Office Plant C: Pitt – Upper School H Head Hall of School West Gymnasium W Luck Hall Middle &Science Upper School Nurse D D: North Junior Kindergarten P: Central Utility Buildin Campus Map I Flippen Hall – Middle School E: McFall Hall – Middle & Upper Kindergarten Q: Burke Hall Cougar Quest J Reeves Center School Cafeteria Facilities Summer Quest K Admission Office – Grades 5-12 R: 3Office Nunnally Hall – Junio Human Resources R: Nunnally Hall (Grades & 4) & Cougar Care A: Hershey Center for the Fine Arts (Oates Theater) F: Reed-Gumenick Library Cougar Shop 3rd & 4th Grades G X Centennial Hall – Lower (Lower School P.E.)School B: Sharp Academic Commons L Alumni/Development G: South Science OfficeS: Estes WingCafeteria S: Estes Wing Multipur T: Weinstein Wing. Lower School Art &–Music C: Upper School M Jacobs Gymnasium H: Head of School Y Athletic Storage Shed T: Weinstein Wing – Low U: Reynolds Hall (Grades 1 & 2) N Seal Athletic Center D: North Science Middle & Upper School Nurse Z Business Office O Physical Plant V: Watt Library (LowerU: School Main Office Reynolds Hall –&1st & J E: Memorial Hall I: Flippen Hall – Middle School West Gymnasium Lower School Admission Office) F: Reed-Gumenick Library V: Watt Library F IE L DS P Central Utility Building W: Luck Hall J: Reeves Center (KindergartenLower Classes) G: South Science School Nurse M1 Grover C. Jones Athletic Field Q Burke Hall X: Luck5-12 Hall (Cougar Quest, Summer Quest Admission Office – Grades Admission Office&– Gr H: Head of School & Upper SchoolK:Nurse M2 Athletic Practice Field Human Resources Suite) Cougar Shop Lower School Main O I: Middle School N Y: Athletic Storage Shed J: Student Activity Center & Powell Center Z: Business Office K: Admissions Office & Cougar Shop

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Development Office Jacobs Gymnasium Seal Athletic Center Physical Plant & West Gym Central Utility Building Burke Hall (Lower School Cafeteria) DIRECTIONS

From Collegiate’s Mooreland Road Campus take River Road West 3 1/2 miles. Turn right on Blair Road. Campus is 1/2 mile on left at 400 Blair Road.

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SUMMER QUEST OFFICE

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103 N. MOORELAND ROAD, RICHMOND, VA 23229 804.741.9714 | summerquest@collegiate-va.org

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