Summer Quest 2019

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Collegiate School Summer Quest 2019 In this, our 47th year of offering summer programs to the community, we are again proud to offer over 175 camps including our new STEAM Academy and ropes course classes. With literally something for everyone, our camps start in June and extend through the end of August. Our goal is to provide each child with a fun and engaging camp experience where our campers are comfortable, yet, push the boundaries of their abilities. Our emphasis on quality combined with our beautiful campuses, provides for a camp experience your child will cherish forever.

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 Thursday, July 4.

Steve Hickman – Head of School Christine Branin – Director of Auxiliary Services 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

WHY SUMMER QUEST CAMPS? • S ummer Quest offers all-day options every week, through the month of August, so campers have the opportunity to spend the entire day at Collegiate Summer Quest, all summer long.

• C ollegiate Summer Quest offers more than 175 different programs for preschoolers through adults. For the past 15 years, over 50% of Summer Quest campers have been non-Collegiate students.

• O ur camper-to-staff ratios ensure that our participants are getting individualized attention.

• T he majority of our camps have been developed and are led by Collegiate faculty and staff.

• S ummer Quest has enrolled more than 1,200 campers each of the past 17 years with record enrollment as high as nearly 1,600 campers!

• A long with our expanded and innovative Mooreland Road campus, including our new ropes course, Collegiate School’s Robins Campus has state-of-the-art athletic fields and facilities. We also offer programs at the Collegiate School Aquatics Center.

• O ur 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 1st Graders)................................10 Lower School (Rising Junior K – Rising 4th/5th Graders).......12 Parents Night Out ..................................................................26

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Middle School (Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders)....................27

Music, Dance, Art and Drama.................................................36

Sports...................................................................................41 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:

• Registration information to REGISTER ONLINE or print a registration form to complete and mail

Upper School Academics

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

Extended Camps & Lunch Bunch

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

• Frequently asked questions • Inclement weather plans for outdoor camps • What to bring… and much more!

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Morning 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Organic Chemistry (June 10 – July 5) NEW 55 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th History Through an Astronomical Lens 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Expeditions: 55 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th (June 10 – July 5) NEW 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Driver’s Education (June 10 – 21) 54 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Kung Fu – Beginner 19 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Girls’ Beginner/Intermediate Basketball 42 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Boys’ Lacrosse 45 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Tee It Up – Golf Skills 44 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Satire (June 10 – July 5) 53 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th Workshop (Session I) (June 10 – July 5) 9:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Fiction 52 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th (Monday – Thursday) Afternoon 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Fitness and Nutrition (June 10 – 21) 54 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Natural Treasures NEW 39 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Girls on the Run – Girls Have Heart NEW 17 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Youth Cougar Baseball (Session I) 41 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th and Architecture – Create Using Pen & Ink 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Art 37 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th and Watercolor NEW 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Discover Richmond – The Junior Edition (Session I) 14 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th All Day Options 7:45 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. On the Move 22 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 7:45 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Wet-n-Dry 25 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. VA Outside: Mountain Biking (Ages 8 – 13) (Session I) 34 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th Kayaking & Fishing Adventures (Ages 11 – 15) 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. VA 34 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th (Session I) Other Course – Open Climb (Wednesday, June 12) 31 3/4 JK K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Ropes NEW 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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ENRICHMENT

Jeanelle Huffman, Director Jeanelle is a Kinder Quest Counselor and Lower School Substitute at Collegiate School. She has taught Junior Kindergarten and worked as an Associate Director in children’s ministry. Previously she lived in Wisconsin where she received her undergraduate degree in early childhood education.

She is a licensed teacher in Wisconsin, North Carolina and Virginia.

For more information about Cubs Camps, contact Jeanelle at jeanelle_huffman@collegiate-va.org.

CUBS

Cubs Camps are themed activity camps for 3-year-olds – Rising 1st Graders.

SESSION THEMES

YOUNG CUBS

Session I

3- and 4-year-olds

June 17 – 21

Camp Creations

Half Day: 8:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 per session

Don’t miss out a week full of imagination! Explore and engineer designs of your very own creation.

Session II

Full Day: 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. $300 per session

June 24 – 28

• B ring a bag with a change of clothes, healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

• F or Young Cubs campers staying for Lunch Bunch, 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, 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 Half Day camp. Those 3- and 4-yearolds 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.

Toy Story To infinity and beyond! Welcome Woody and friends for a week full of wonder and adventure.

Session III

July 8 – 12

Digging for Dinosaurs It’s time to travel back in time. Dig up bones and explore all things extinct!

Session IV

July 15 – 19

Ready, Set, Grow!

It all starts with a seed. Come enjoy a week full of planting and picking fresh vegetables, fruits, and flowers.

Session V

July 22 – 26

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 .

Splish Splash, Having a Blast Come cool off with a week of water fun.

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.

12:00 p.m. PICKUP: Make sure to get your rest for another fun-filled day at Young Cubs camp tomorrow!

RECREATIONAL SWIMMING INFORMATION FOR EXPLORER CUBS CAMPERS • Transportation to the Deerwood Pool (adjacent to the Collegiate Campus) is via a Collegiate minibus driven by Cubs Director Jeanelle Huffman.

• 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 Jeanelle Huffman at jeanelle_huffman@collegiate-va.org.

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THE CUBS CAMPS for rising Kindergartners – rising 1st Graders offers a full day of fun and learning for just $300 per week. Activities vary each session. Lunch is provided each day from the School cafeteria, and each camper receives 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.

EXPLORER 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; See Page 50 for details.

Summer Quest

ALL IN AUGUST

In the month of August, Summer Quest is all in for summer fun. We really offer something for everyone all month long. In each of the four weeks in August, campers have the opportunity to focus an interest, whether it be sports, science, swimming or robotics. And, when not participating in these, your camper will participate in art, academic and athletic activities. This little-bit-of-everything approach makes for great summer memories that will last a lifetime.

ADVENTURE AWAITS

IT’S STEAMY

Neil Etheridge Rising K – Rising 6th Graders Aug. 19 – 23 • 7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. $425 See Page 12 for description.

Greg Sesny, Farley Macdonald, Neil Etheridge Rising K – Rising 6th Graders July 29 – Aug. 2 • 7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. $425 See Page 18 for description.

FIELD SCIENCE CAMP

THE WORKS

Sandra Marr, Neil Etheridge Rising K – Rising 6th Graders Aug. 5 – 9 • 7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. $425 See Page 16 for description.

Quest Adventures, Page Chapman Rising K – Rising 6th Graders Aug. 12 – 16 • 7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. $425 See Page 24 for description.

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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. 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.

01:15 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!

01:45 p.m. OUTDOOR TIME: Play outdoors on our playground and open athletic fields, weather permitting.

02:15 p.m. CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES: Time to head back to the classroom with your lead teacher to enjoy free time creating, playing, reading and more.

03:00 p.m. PICKUP: 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 p.m. See Page 50 for details.

Enrichment

SAMPLE TIMELINE OF ACTIVITIES S E E W E E K LY T H E M E S O N P A G E 1 0 .

Summer Quest

ENRICHMENT

LOWER SCHOOL

Rising Junior Kindergartners – Rising 4th/5th Graders

ACTING, CREATIVE PLAY AND MORE – YOUTH SHAKESPEARE Cynde Liffick, Bard Unbound Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders June 17 – 21 • 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, The Taming of the Shrew. There are a lot of questions to be answered in this play including: What is a shrew and what does it have to do with the play? The answers to these questions and many more will be answered throughout the week.

Within the process of learning and rehearsing an abbreviated Shakespeare play, students will work on personal and interpersonal skills including focus, compassion, imagination, patience, problemsolving 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.

BUILDING IMAGINATIONS – ARCHITECTURE FOR LITTLE HANDS AND BIG MINDS Shannon Dowling, Juicebox Architects Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders June 17 – 21 • 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!

Shannon Dowling has both a bachelor’s degree 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.

ADVENTURE AWAITS Neil Etheridge Rising K – Rising 6th Graders Aug. 19 – 23 • 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 for swimming on Friday.

Campers will enjoy lots of adventures to celebrate the final days of summer. Every day will be exciting, with campers taking off-campus trips like roller skating, laser tag and swimming to name a few. Campers will play their favorite group games and sports. They will enjoy the balance between indoor and outdoor adventures, creating new and exciting experiences all week long. This camp offers the perfect balance between arts and crafts, physical play, technology, learning and more!

For more information, contact Neil Etheridge, Associate Director of After School, at netheridge@collegiate-va.org.

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Championship Chess Rising 2nd – Rising 5th Graders July 1 – 5 • 1 – 4 p.m.

No camp on Thursday, July 4 $175 Championship Chess presents a systematic, fun way to build chess skills during chess instruction and while students play. Boys and girls have fun playing the game of chess and learning to be better players. Playing chess helps kids think more clearly and improves math and reading skills. Classes include both instruction and supervised play. Students will also be able to accomplish Achievement Cards online outside of the classroom.

Championship Chess is a leader in scholastic chess throughout the U.S., offering chess instruction and a complete curriculum designed to teach chess to children. Championship Chess offers all the tools you will need to introduce chess to beginners or guide the more experienced player to more competitive play.

Designed by educators, the Championship Chess curriculum and coaches focus on the learner. We “teach children” while others “teach chess.” For more than 20 years, Championship Chess coaches have guided scholastic chess clubs that, consistently, have placed high in state championships, having won local, state, regional and national awards and distinctions.

For more information, contact Brian Garbera at coachbrian@championshipchessrva.net.

Yu Xiao Rising K – Rising 2nd Graders July 29 – Aug. 2 • 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 and count in Chinese, as well as learn names of animals and 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 Opera mask, 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 and a native Chinese speaker. She 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.

CORE KIDS ACADEMY – GYMNASTICS AND FITNESS – BEGINNER

CHINESE CULTURE AND LANGUAGE IMMERSION – ADVANCED BEGINNER

CORE Kids Academy Rising K – Rising 3rd Graders Session I: July 1 – 5 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

No camp on Thursday, July 4 $175 Session II: July 15 – 19 • 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.

Yu Xiao Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders July 29 – Aug. 2 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 This class is designed for students who have had one to two years of experience with Chinese at school. In this class, we will learn oral Chinese skills to create skits and make movies of these skits to show on the last day. As part of the creative process, the usage of Chinese brush will be introduced for writing and painting, and the process of making Beijing Opera facial masks will also be explored. Sampling Chinese foods for snacks and playing traditional Chinese games are also a part of our daily routine.

Yu Xiao is the Chinese language teacher in the Middle School at Collegiate and a native Chinese speaker. She was a visiting professor at Oberlin College and the Ohio State University. This is her third year with Summer Quest.

For more information, contact Yu Xiao at yu_xiao@collegiate-va.org.

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

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August Camps

CHAMPIONSHIP CHESS

DISCOVER RICHMOND… AND BEYOND Robby Turner Rising 2nd – Rising 5th Graders July 1 – 5 • 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

No camp on Thursday, July 4 $315 • Bring 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!

Pickup 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 more than 25 years and has been involved with Summer Quest since 2001. Page began teaching at Collegiate in 1999 and has worked summer camps at Collegiate since 2001.

For more information, contact Robby Turner at rturner@collegiate-va.org.

CORE KIDS ACADEMY – GYMNASTICS AND FITNESS – BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE CORE Kids Academy Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders July 29 – Aug. 2 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 See Page 13 for details.

DISCOVER RICHMOND – THE JUNIOR EDITION

CRAZY CONCOCTIONS

Robby Turner Rising K – Rising 2nd Graders Session I: June 10 – 14 • 1 – 4 p.m.

Session II: June 24 – 28 • 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 have 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. Pickup 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 ensure that all games are appropriate and challenging. Sign up early as this camp filled to capacity last year.

Engineering for Kids Rising 2nd – Rising 4th Graders July 1 – 5 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

No camp on Thursday, July 4 $175 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Do you like to mix ingredients and create your own interesting concoctions? Then this camp is for you! You will have a chance to examine how the physical and chemical properties of materials can change as you create your own play-dough in the Making Lots of Dough activity! During the Chromatography session you will analyze chemical properties of ink and see how one color can be separated into the primary colors that create it. You will also have a chance to use your artistic side to create a Sun Painting using only sun print paper, an object of your choice, and the ultra-violet rays of the sun! And last, but not least, you will make your own Ice Cream! Observe how ice absorbs energy to melt and how particles added to water will lower the freezing point. Plus – you get to take the recipe home so you can make ice cream any time you want! Come and join your friends for exploring the chemical and physical properties of materials in a fun and hands-on setting!

For more information, contact Nick Chitre at centralva@engineeringforkids.net or call 804.548.3828. You can also visit their website at www.engineeringforkids.net/centralva.

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Drobots Company, Greg Sesny, Farley Macdonald Rising 3rd – Rising 4th Graders July 8 – 12 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $230 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Throughout this action-packed, creative program, students face off, taking on both the “cop” and “robber” mentality. Students participate in missions to either play the role of the escapee or the rescuer, while all along, attempting to outsmart or out maneuver the other. Along with a friendly competitive environment, students will work within their flight squads (teams) to conquer the challenge at hand.

Drone games, missions, and concepts include: Keys To Millions, Spy Drone, Drones To The Rescue, Drone Pod-Racing and more.

All campers go home with plenty of Drobots Company keepsakes and trinkets so the memories last long beyond the summer.

Greg Sesny is a physics teacher in Collegiate’s Upper School and this will be his second year teaching drone flying camps. Farley Macdonald is a Collegiate Middle School science teacher and has always had an interest in the sciences. He loves when students ask questions and enjoys figuring out how to build things and make them work.

For more information, contact Greg Sesny at greg_sesny@collegiate-va.org.

Robby Turner has been “discovering” things around Collegiate since he arrived in 1999. He teaches Kindergarten in the Lower School and has led 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 8 – 12 • 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 more than 15 years.

For more information, contact Mia White at mkwhite67@comcast.net.

DISCOVER THE JAMES RIVER Robby Turner Rising 3rd – Rising 7th Graders June 24 – 28 • 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 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 27th year of teaching at Collegiate in the Middle School.

For more information, contact Robby Turner at rturner@collegiate-va.org.

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DRONE ESCAPE AND RESCUE

ENGINEERING ADVENTURES – TOWERS AND RAMPS

animals and habitats. Guided tours of the Richmond Zoo and Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens are also planned.

Join Sandra Marr, Collegiate Upper School biology and ecology teacher, along with a group of Summer Quest counselors as they lead the campers through a variety of field trips, activities and, ultimately, the world of science discovery.

For more information, contact Neil Etheridge, Associate Director of After School, at netheridge@collegiate-va.org.

Rives Barksdale Rising Kindergartners – Rising 2nd Graders July 22 – 26 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Students will explore the design and construction of towers and ramps through individual and collaborative use of skills of the scientific method: observing, communicating, comparing, organizing and relating. Students will have time to explore and construct using a variety of materials to achieve specific goals through creative expressions and problem-solving.

Rives Barksdale has been teaching for 26 years. She has spent much of that time working with students in Junior Kindergarten and Kindergarten classrooms. She understands the importance of developing fine motors skills in the early years. She believes that strong fine motor skills will strengthen a child’s academic performance. Rives is a Junior Kindergarten teacher at Collegiate and has been here since the program’s inception in 2015.

For more information, contact Rives Barksdale at rives_barksdale@collegiate-va.org.

FRENCH IMMERSION FOR BEGINNERS Linda Combs Rising K – Rising 2nd Graders June 17 – 21 • 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 Combs, Collegiate’s Lower School French teacher, is a native speaker and has been teaching French for 15 years.

For more information, contact Linda Combs at linda_combs@collegiate-va.org.

FIELD SCIENCE CAMP Sandra Marr, Neil Etheridge Rising K – Rising 6th Graders Aug. 5 – 9 • 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.

A field scientist’s work is in the great outdoors and that is where our campers will learn all about science through hands-on science exploration. This camp offers the perfect balance between arts and crafts, physical play, technology, learning and more!

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. That will get us ready for a trip to Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens where we’ll be immersed into the world of plants. Campers will also go to the zoo, hike nature trails and visit Maymont Park. This week of science adventures promises to expand your child’s knowledge of nature, the environment and the various categories of science.

Rising 2nd-rising 6th Graders will visit the nature trails at the Robins Campus where they will hike the grounds and discover what lives in the woods and what lives in a local creek. On a field trip to Maymont Park, campers will observe and learn about a wide variety of

FULL STEAM AHEAD – SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, ART AND MATH Beth Albrecht, Amanda Crisafi Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders July 22 – 26 • 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 engineers 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 B.A. in elementary education from Purdue University and her master’s degree in early education from the University of Connecticut.

Amanda Crisafi is a 4th Grade teacher at Woolridge Elementary School in Chesterfield. She is currently the lead science teacher for her school.

She received her B.S. degree in marketing management from Virginia Tech and her master’s degree in education from Marymount University.

For more information, contact Beth Albrecht at beth_albrecht@collegiate-va.org.

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GIRLS ON THE RUN – GIRLS HAVE HEART Girls on the Run Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders June 10 – 14 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

This camp combines the best of Girls on the Run with all the fun of camp! Campers will build friendships in a fun and inclusive setting that includes interactive games, being physically active, and expressing creativity through art & crafts and storytelling. Led by caring and qualified GOTR coaches, Camp GOTR provides a one-of-akind opportunity for girls to develop self-confidence, learn life skills they can use now and as they grow, and have fun with friends.

Girls will have fun exploring friendships with activities designed to discover what makes a good friend and how to be a good friend to others. They will move, build, create, write, discuss, connect and laugh, all while participating in games and activities that will leave them feeling confident and appreciated by their teammates.

Girls on the Run of Greater Richmond is non-profit organization dedicated to creating a world where every girl knows and activates her limitless potential and is free to boldly pursue her dreams. We inspire girls to be joyful, healthy and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running. GOTR Greater Richmond has been providing positive youth development programming for girls 3rd–5th grade for five years serving over 1,000 girls and families in the Greater Richmond community. We are thrilled to offer a new GOTR Camp experience to empower more girls this summer and help them cultivate important life skills to support and maintain positive and meaningful friendships.

For more information, contact Ruthie Burke at ruthie.burke@girlsontherun.org.

Rives is a Junior Kindergarten teacher at Collegiate and has been here since the program’s inception in 2015.

For more information, contact Rives Barksdale at rives_barksdale@collegiate-va.org.

Eileen Beane Rising 1st – Rising 5th Graders Session I: June 17 – 28 Session II: July 8 – 19 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 emerging reader will enjoy and benefit from this camp. Our days are filled with fun, age-appropriate reading and writing activities.

Through small-group and individualized reading, 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 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 summer reading lists with our older students. Your child will participate in meaningful 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 has served as director of Hooked on Books for nine years. 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, Beth Albrecht, Sandy Ting, Mary Margaret Ryan, Mindy Romanosky 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.

GIVE YOURSELF A HAND… WITH FINE MOTOR SKILLS Rives Barksdale Rising Junior Kindergartners and Rising Kindergartners June 17 – 21 • 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.

Rives Barksdale has been teaching for 26 years. She has spent much of that time working with students in Junior Kindergarten and Kindergarten classrooms. She understands the importance of developing fine motors skills in the early years, and believes that strong fine motor skills will strengthen a child’s academic performance.

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HOOKED ON BOOKS – READING & WRITING

INTRODUCTION TO CODING PRINCIPLES AND GAME DESIGN – NINJA WARRIORS Engineering for Kids Rising 2nd – Rising 4th Graders June 24 – 28 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

What’s more fun than playing an interactive electronic game?

Writing one! During this camp, students will create their own games, graphics, and motions, while exploring coding foundations. We will create our own version of the game to defend against Ninja Attack. The campers will be able to access their games at the end of the camp by downloading them onto a flash drive to take home. This class is great for introducing kids to coding and to spark their interest in more advanced skills in computer programming.

Each camper will be able to access the class games in cloud storage which will allow them to continue to edit their game and create many new ones.

Any bio about Nick or Engineering for Kids? For more information, contact Nick Chitre at centralva@engineeringforkids.net or call 804.548.3828. You can also visit their website at www.engineeringforkids.net/centralva.

JUNIOR DRONE PILOTS Drobots Company, Greg Sesny, Farley Macdonald Rising 1st – Rising 2nd Graders July 8 – 12 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $230 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Designed for campers with little to no experience flying drones. We use the safest and most reliable drone products on the market, including the Parrot™ drones for enhanced safety and, most of all, fun. Campers learn the basics of drone technology and safety before taking to the air. Following a debrief on safety and basic flying maneuvers, young pilots will experience a program filled with excitement, challenges, and learning. Campers will also use rolling drones (including BB-8) and jumping drones to play: Tic-Tac-Drone, Drone Bowling and Duck-Duck-Drone.

Greg Sesny is a physics teacher in Collegiate’s Upper School and this will be his second year teaching drone flying camps. Farley Macdonald is a Collegiate Middle School science teacher and has always had an interest in the sciences. He loves when students ask questions and enjoys figuring out how to build things and make them work.

For more information, contact Greg Sesny at greg_sesny@collegiate-va.org.

IT’S STEAMY Greg Sesny, Farley Macdonald, Neil Etheridge Rising K – Rising 6th Graders July 29 – Aug. 2 • 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 will participate in a variety of hands-on projects that include building and engineering challenges. They will also be introduced to age-appropriate technology that supports their budding STEAM interests. This camp offers the perfect balance between arts and crafts, physical play, technology, learning and more! For example, rising Kindergarten-rising 1st Graders will work on motorized one-of-a kind Lego projects and construct unique structures made from a wide assortment of building materials and their imaginations. These challenges will encourage teamwork and creative problem-solving.

Rising 2nd-rising 6th Graders will use advanced Lego Mindstorms Robotics 3.0 kits to build a variety of robotics projects enhancing their 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 challenges designed to test each team’s robot. They will also be creating 3D fingertip designs by exploring coding and programming using the latest software and technology. Campers will not only know how to create a robot but also understand how it thinks and moves while learning the value of problem-solving and teamwork.

Join Collegiate faculty members Greg Sesny, Upper School physics teacher, and Farley MacDonald, Middle School science teacher, who will lead a team of camp counsellors to 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.

KUNG FU – BEGINNER Academy of Kung Fu – Amy O’Brien Rising K – Rising 1st Graders June 10 – 14 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Campers will be taught traditional Ving Tsun Kung Fu. Our camp will help to improve your child’s balance, coordination, focus, discipline, self control and overall physical abilities. Your child will get a complete education in Ving Tsun that will also include the rich culture behind Chinese Kung Fu. They will learn about Kung Fu lineage, the history of their grandmasters and how to count in Cantonese.

Camps are taught by Amy O’Brien, who has been studying Ving Tsun Kung Fu for more than 10 years. She serves as the children’s program director at the Academy of Kung Fu. She was a Montessori teacher prior to opening her own sewing school where she also teaches classes.

For more information, contact Amy O’Brien at sewfunva@gmail.com.

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KUNG FU – BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE Academy of Kung Fu – Amy O’Brien Rising 2nd – Rising 5th Graders July 8 – 12 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Campers will be taught traditional Ving Tsun Kung Fu. Our camp will help to improve your child’s balance, coordination, focus, discipline, self control and overall physical abilities. Your child will get a complete education in Ving Tsun that will also include the rich culture behind Chinese Kung Fu. They will learn about Kung Fu lineage, the history of their grandmasters and how to count in Cantonese.

Camps are taught by Amy O’Brien, who has been studying Ving Tsun Kung Fu for more than 10 years. She serves as the children’s program director at the Academy of Kung Fu. She was a Montessori teacher prior to opening her own sewing school where she also teaches classes.

For more information, contact Amy O’Brien at sewfunva@gmail.com.

LETGO WITH LEGO FUN AT COLLEGIATE Debra McKercher, Mary Blissert Rising K – Rising 4th Graders Session I: July 15 – 19 • 1 – 4 p.m.

Session II: July 22 – 26 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 per session • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day.

• Campers will go on a field trip during the week.

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 creations 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. Mary Blissert is a retired Chesterfield County Schools teacher. She taught K-2nd grades and was the Lead Science Teacher for several years while at Gordon Elementary.

After retiring, she became a board-certified substitute at Collegiate and is employed part time at St. Christopher’s.

For more information, contact Debra McKercher at dmckercher@collegiate-va.org.

“ Let’s Get Ready for JK was wonderful for my daughter.

She just started school this week and the camp definitely helped with her transition to JK and Collegiate. No tears on the first day of school.

Hurray!”

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Wendy Wilson, Tia Owen Rising Junior Kindergartners Session I: July 15 – 19 • 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Session II: July 22 – 26 • 9 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, Centennial Hall staff and the School nurse.

They also will be introduced to routines such as choice time 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 B.S. degree in elementary education from Indiana University. She has taught for 20 years in various independent schools and this will be her seventh year at Collegiate. Tia received her B.A. in elementary education and communications from Mary Baldwin College.

She also has an M.Ed. in special education from the University of Virginia. Tia has taught in various public and independent schools for 17 years and this will be her fifth year at Collegiate.

For more information, contact Wendy Wilson at wendy_wilson@collegiate-va.org or Tia Owen at tia_owen@collegiate-va.org.

August Camps

LET’S GET READY FOR JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN

LITTLE YOGIS Erin Rogers, Meagan Justice Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders July 8 – 12 • 1 – 4 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. 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 during which 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. 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.

Erin Rogers and Meagan Justice have worked Summer Quest yoga camps for years and enjoy teaching the practice to others.

For more information, contact the Summer Quest Office at summerquest@collegiate-va.org.

LET’S GET READY FOR KINDERGARTEN Kim Hines, Sarah Dunn, Marilyn Collins Rising Kindergartners June 17 – 28 • 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.

Kim Hines graduated from Longwood University and is a National Board Certification candidate. She is a Kindergarten teacher at Collegiate and has been teaching for 11 years. Sarah Dunn graduated from James Madison University where she received her master’s degree in special education. Sarah is currently in her fourth year of teaching in Henrico County. Marilyn Collins graduated from Illinois State University where she received her degree in Special Education. She is endorsed in the following areas: Early Childhood Special Education, Early/Primary Education PREK-3 and Hearing Impairment PREK-12. She has been a teacher in Henrico County for 10 years and taught at Derbyshire Preschool for six years when her children were young.

For more information, contact Kim Hines at kimberly_hines@collegiate-va.org.

MEGA MATH MANIA Beth Albrecht Rising 2nd – Rising 4th Graders July 1 – 5 • 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

No camp on Thursday, July 4 $315 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

• Lunch 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.

Beth, 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

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during the rotations. This camp is sure to challenge, enrich and inspire!

Beth is a 2nd Grade teacher at Collegiate. She received her B.A. degree in elementary education from Purdue University and also has a master’s degree in early education from the University of Connecticut.

For more information, contact Beth Albrecht at beth_albrecht@collegiate-va.org.

MIGHTY MATHEMATICIANS Whitney Bright Rising 1st Graders June 24 – 28 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Campers will enjoy a math-filled experience with various activities and games focused on their number sense, logic, problem-solving and spatial reasoning. This will include a series of board games, challenges, puzzles, and project-based learning opportunities. With very purposeful activities, students will have a blast exploring while practicing and developing math skills.

Whitney Bright is a Lower School science teacher at Collegiate.

This will be her second year teaching math camps at Summer Quest.

For more information, contact Whitney Bright at whitney_bright@collegiate-va.org.

Emma Harrison is a 4th Grade teacher at Collegiate School. She has been trained in Mindful Educator Fundamentals through the Mindful Schools Organization. Emma has enjoyed implementing mindfulness in her classroom throughout the 2018-19 school year and looks forward to continuing the practice with the Mindfulness Camp!

For more information, contact Emma Harrison at emma_harrison@collegiate-va.org.

MINECRAFTEDU – MEDIEVAL TIMES Engineering for Kids Rising 2nd – Rising 4th Graders June 17 – 21 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

This camp will introduce students to the many uses of Redstone through a Medieval themed adventure of creation, exploration, electrical circuits and castle besieging. Campers will make mine cart tracks to help them gather resources, work together to build their kingdom, and design traps to defend their castle. The campers will learn the basics of movement, mining, building, crafting and, perhaps the most important of all, teamwork. The campers will work together to overcome obstacles, gather resources and solve problems, all while learning the basics of Redstone.

For more information, contact Nick Chitre at centralva@engineeringforkids.net or call 804.548.3828. You can also visit their website at www.engineeringforkids.net/centralva.

MINDFULNESS AND MORE Emma Harrison Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders July 22 – 26 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a filled water bottle, healthy snack and a thin towel to camp each day.

Mindfulness is becoming a buzz word in the education community. But what exactly is it? Mindfulness means maintaining a focused awareness of our thoughts, emotions, bodily sensations and surrounding environments. Mindfulness programs are becoming popular in classrooms nationwide as they have been proven to relieve stress, anxiety, emotional stability and impulsivity. Not surprisingly, this intense awareness of self has proven to have a positive impact on academics. The goal of this camp is to provide campers with tools to deal with negative or anxious thoughts, build self-confidence, increase focus and regulate emotions.

The practice of mindfulness begins with developing an understanding of the brain. Students will learn about the amygdala, hippocampus and prefrontal cortex, and how practicing mindfulness has a positive impact on our brain and overall well-being. They will learn how to develop a present self-awareness through daily mindful meditation and breathing exercises. In addition, campers will create “Brain Jars” that they can use when they’re feeling overwhelmed or stressed. They will participate in mindful art, writing, listening and cooperative group activities. This camp is designed to give students tools and techniques to become more mindful in everyday situations, whether it’s in the classroom, on the field or in an anxiety-inducing environment.

NINJA SKILLS CORE Kids Academy Rising K – Rising 4th Graders June 17 – 21 • 1 – 4 p.m. $230 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day.

This high-octane combination of obstacle training, martial arts, gymnastics and freestyle movement is designed to harness the limitless energy of boys and girls for a total body workout that builds strength, endurance and character. Utilizing specific ninja equipment, campers will work on ninja skills that include flips, rolls and vaults. We will also incorporate strength and fitness stations to aid in development of the skills.

For more information, contact CORE Academy at info@corekidsacademy.com or visit www.corekidsacademy.com.

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ON THE MOVE Page Chapman and Quest Counselors Rising K – Rising 6th Graders June 10 – 14 • 7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. $425 • The full-day option 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, 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.

Join us for a week of keeping in shape while playing your favorite individual and team sport games. Learn a new sport, ride your bike and participate in a wide variety of fun activities, including a fun trip to an outdoor water park and pool. This camp offers the perfect balance between arts and crafts, physical play, technology, learning and more!

Rising K-rising 1st Graders will bike (with or without training wheels) on Lower School grounds, have a flipping good time doing obstacle courses and play a variety of fun, movement games. Campers will love getting to try roller-skating, scooters, relay racing and group games.

Rising 2nd-rising 6th Graders will bike at the Collegiate School Robins Campus (including the mountain bike trails) and enjoy a tennis lesson and games on the courts. On Lower School grounds, campers will enjoy all their favorite games like kickball, floor hockey, capture the flag, skate, scoot and even test their balance on the slack line.

Page Chapman, Lower School physical education teacher, and a group of Summer Quest counselors 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.

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 such as 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 has worked with the Upper School FIRST Robotics Program and he previously founded a FIRST Robotics Team and served as a lead mentor.

Farley Macdonald is a Collegiate Middle School science teacher and has always had an interest in the sciences. He loves when students ask questions and enjoys figuring out how to build things and make them work.

For more information, contact Greg Sesny at greg_sesny@collegiate-va.org.

RVA HISTORICAL QUEST Amanda Crisafi, Alison Sheppard Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders June 17 – 21 • 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 Amanda Crisafi 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.

Amanda Crisafi is a 4th Grade teacher at Woolridge Elementary School in Chesterfield. She is currently the lead science teacher for her school. She received her B.S. degree in marketing management from Virginia Tech and her master’s degree in education from Marymount University. Alison Sheppard is a 3rd grade teacher at Evergreen Elementary School in Chesterfield County. She received her undergraduate education from James Madison University with a major in psychology and minor in early childhood education. She has taught for fifteenth years and was teacher of the year in Chesterfield County in 2016.

For more information, contact Amanda Crisafi at Amanda.Crisafi@gmail.com

OUR WORLD IS A GLOBAL VILLAGE Melanie Marks, Ph.D. Rising 2nd – Rising 7th Graders July 15 – 19 • 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. $425 See Page 30 for details.

ROBOTICS BOOT CAMP – LOWER SCHOOL Greg Sesny, Farley Macdonald Rising 2nd – Rising 4th Graders July 15 – 19 • 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

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“We love that the doors are locked throughout the majority of the day and that the school has extra safety staff and police on-site. The campus feels VERY safe!”

Collegiate School Aquatics Center Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders July 1 – 5 • 1 – 4 p.m. $230 No camp on Thursday, July 4 • Bring 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.

Pickup 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 more than 30 years as a lifeguard, swim instructor, aquatics and marina director, and now serves 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.

SCIENTISTS IN ACTION Whitney Bright, Amanda Crisafi, Lauren Byrd Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders June 24 – 28 • 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. Enrollment is limited, so sign up soon for this fun-filled week of wondering and investigating.

Whitney Bright is a Lower School science teacher at Collegiate.

After receiving her bachelor and graduate degrees from the University of Virginia, she began her teaching career in Charlottesville. She has recently finished her seventh year in the classroom. This will be her second year teaching math camps at Summer Quest. Amanda Crisafi is a 4th Grade teacher at Woolridge Elementary School in Chesterfield.

She is currently the lead science teacher for her school. She received her B.S. degree in marketing management from Virginia Tech and her master’s degree in education from Marymount University. Lauren Byrd is a 1st Grade teacher at Woolridge Elementary School in Chesterfield County. She is the Wellness Coordinator and team leader at her school.

Lauren received her master’s degree in teaching from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2001, and has taught for 17 years.

For more information, contact Whitney Bright at whitney_bright@collegiate-va.org.

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SWIM LESSONS, WATER SAFETY & FUN AT CSAC

VIRGINIA FISHING ADVENTURES Virginia Outside Ages 6 – 8 July 22 – 26 • 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. $425 • 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 for more than a decade, and most of them are true! This week with Virginia Fishing Adventures/Virginia Outside 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. Pickup 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 1:5 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 804.272.6362.

THE WORKS Page Chapman and Quest Counselors Rising K – Rising 6th Graders Aug. 12 – 16 • 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.

Running, splashing, rolling and riding will make for great memories and a good night’s sleep!

We will hit the pool 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 games with fellow campers and friends. This camp offers the perfect balance between arts and crafts, physical play, technology, learning and more!

Our rising K–1st Graders will complete obstacle course training and participate in Zumba and obstacle courses, which encourage balance, hand-eye coordination and general movement skills. Campers will ride trikes, play sports and practice scooting and in-line skating around campus. We will be moving and grooving all week long!

The rising 2nd–6th Graders will enjoy individual sports like tennis, swimming, Frisbee, golf, archery and other sporting games.

There will also be time for large group activities like capture the flag, floor hockey and ultimate ball tag. Campers will enjoy a balance of sports activities and team games designed to promote teamwork and good sportsmanship.

Page Chapman, Lower School physical education teacher, and a team of camp counselors 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.

VIRGINIA KAYAKING & FISHING ADVENTURES Virginia Outside Ages 11 – 15 Session I: June 10 – 14 • 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Session II: July 29 – Aug. 2 • 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. $575 per session See Page 34 for details.

VIRGINIA OUTSIDE: MOUNTAIN BIKING Virginia Outside Ages 8 – 13 Session I: June 10 – 14 • 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Session II: June 17 – 21 • 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. $550 per session See Page 34 for details.

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WET-N-DRY Neil Etheridge Rising K – Rising 6th Graders June 10 – 14 • 7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. $475 • The full-day option 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 (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.

Pickup 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.

YOGA FOR YOUNGSTERS Erin Rogers, Meagan Justice Rising K – Rising 2nd Graders July 8 – 12 • 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 during which students will follow guided relaxation and concentrate on breath work. Each day, camp participants 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.

Erin Rogers and Meagan Justice have worked Summer Quest yoga camps for years and enjoy teaching the practice to others. For more information, contact the Summer Quest Office at summerquest@collegiate-va.org.

“ A wonderful experience that my son loved so much. He was excited to attend everyday.

Watching the coaches engage with the kids was amazing. We will be attending next year!”

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• Campers will attend On the Move when not swimming; see On the Move Camp on Page 22.

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PARENTS NIGHT OUT

MIDDLE SCHOOL OVERNIGHT SPORT CAMP WITH ZOMBIE ATTACK Farley Macdonald Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders Friday, June 21 – Saturday, June 22 6:30 p.m – 8 a.m. $125 Do you like sports? Do you want to play games with friends late into the night? Do you want to see if you can survive the zombie apocalypse? Join us for an “all nighter” in Seal Athletic Center for a sleepover of dystopian proportions. Campers will play organized games of capture the flag, man hunt and basketball, for example, all evening while keeping an eye out for “walkers” who could show up at any time.

Campers should bring a Nerf gun for personal protection.

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 movie.

Farley Macdonald teaches science in the Middle School at Collegiate and also coaches Middle School football, basketball and softball. He loves seeing kids excel in the sport setting and helping them develop their skills on the playing field.

For more information, contact Farley Macdonald at farley_macdonald@collegiate-va.org.

“ My son LOVED the Zombie Sleepover and can’t wait until next year!

He plans to recruit more friends.”

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MIDDLE SCHOOL Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders

ACTING, CREATIVE PLAY AND MORE – MIDDLE SCHOOL SHAKESPEARE

ANIMATE IT Dan Bell Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 8 – 12 • 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 Dan Bell. He 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 Dan Bell at dan_bell@collegiate-va.org.

Cynde Liffick, Bard Unbound Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 8 – 12 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 See Page 12 for description.

ADVANCED ROBOTICS COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING FOR COMPETITIONS Daniel Bartels, Greg Sesny Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 22 – 26 • 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 types of software to draw and analyze our team’s FRC robot in 3D and 2) Programming our team’s FRC competition for both the teleoperated 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. He has taught physics and mathematics since 2002 and has developed and mentored 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.

ARCHERY HNS Archery Center – Marcy Reese Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 15 – 19 • 1 – 4 p.m.

Collegiate School Robins Campus $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

This camp is designed to give beginning archers a solid foundation for the enjoyment of a lifetime sport. Archers will discuss range safety, equipment knowledge, sportsmanship, leadership and shooting ability. Mental concentration and self-improvement are emphasized. Archery influences behavior, self-esteem, confidence and on-task behaviors. Students will work at their own pace and will not compete against others but rather work on their individual shooting scores during the week.

The camp will take place at Collegiate School Robins campus.

Students are not required to have their own bows and may share bows and arrows during the camp or they may purchase their own bow at the store, if desired.

Students will be instructed by Marcy Reese, a graduate of George Chapman Archery Technical School and Virginia’s only certified female bow technician. She serves as the head coach for the HNS JOAD Club with more than 30 advanced youth archers. She is also a proud member of the United States Archery Team, USAT, and competes at many national tournaments.

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BLUE ORIGINS – SPACE QUEST Karin Mauer, Daniel Bartels Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 17 – 21 • 1 – 4 p.m. $250 • Campers will travel to King’s Dominion on Thursday for a field trip.

Pickup on Thursday will take place at 5 p.m. to allow for travel time.

How do we get things into space? Let’s build some rockets and begin to find out. Along the way we will do some physics experiments to help understand gravity. We’ll launch student-built rockets as well as the biggest ones we’re allowed to launch (without a license) packed with sensors and cameras. We will also study microgravity and use virtual reality and a trip to King’s Dominion to experience what zero-gravity is like – roller coasters and the Drop Zone are hands down the best way to experience zero-gravity without leaving earth. Campers will be working with members of Collegiate’s Upper School team that is preparing an experiment to be launched on board a Blue Origins’ rocket and we will finish our week designing our own space-based experiments.

Karin Mauer, M.D., Ph.D., teaches Honors Biology, Human Anatomical Systems I and Forensics in Upper School at Collegiate. She is currently implementing a SPACE Discussion Club at Collegiate and working with Upper School students on a research project to send experimental setups to space in a Blue Origin spacecraft. Daniel Bartels is the STEAM coordinator for the Middle and Upper Schools at Collegiate. He has taught physics and mathematics since 2002 and has developed and mentored Collegiate’s FIRST Robotics teams since 2004.

For more information, contact Karin Mauer at karin_mauer@collegiate-va.org.

DRONE RACING & OBSTACLE COURSE CHALLENGE Drobots Company, Greg Sesny, Farley Macdonald Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 8 – 12 • 1 – 4 p.m. $230 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

This program is filled with pure action as students enjoy one of the world’s fastest growing sports, Drone Racing. Campers will first learn about the basic safety of drone flying and the history behind drone racing as a sport. From there, campers will progress through various skill challenges and learn how to perform numerous exercises and maneuvers to become familiar with the drone’s speed and agility.

Flight squads will post up against one another in friendly competition when they race themselves and the clock. Students will first maneuver the drone through creative obstacle courses before taking on the challenge of flying for speed. Participants contribute fully in this program as they create the design and help build the obstacle course in preparation for the last day’s final activities and competition.

Greg Sesny is a physics teacher in Collegiate’s Upper School and this will be his second year teaching drone flying camps. Farley Macdonald is a Collegiate Middle School science teacher and has always had an interest in the sciences. He loves when students ask questions and enjoys figuring out how to build things and make them work.

For more information, contact Greg Sesny at greg_sesny@collegiate-va.org.

CORE KIDS ACADEMY – GYMNASTICS AND FITNESS – BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE CORE Kids Academy Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders July 29 – Aug. 2 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 See Page 14 for description.

DISCOVER THE JAMES RIVER Robby Turner Rising 3rd – Rising 7th Graders June 24 – 28 • 1 – 5 p.m. $300 See Page 15 for description.

“My children LOVED Our World is a Global Village.

They have already expressed interest in going again.”

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ELECTRONIC GAME DESIGN – SHARK ATTACK Engineering for Kids Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 24 – 28 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Watch out, it’s a shark attack! This week, campers will create their own version of an invader defense game that will allow them to protect a coral reef from hungry sharks. You will use the Engineering Design Process to create a storyboard and outline the rules of play for the 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 which will allow them to continue to edit their game and create many new ones.

For more information, contact Nick Chitre at centralva@engineeringforkids.net or call 804.548.3828. You can also visit their website at www.engineeringforkids.net/centralva.

LEGO TECHNIC Daniel Bartels Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 1 – 5 • 1 – 4 p.m.

No camp on Thursday, July 4 $175 This week we will be building with the most advanced Lego Technic kits that Lego has to offer. These are large scale motorized working models, some measuring over three feet tall. These models include sophisticated shifting gearboxes, linear actuators and rack and pinion steering. After building kits according to specifications, we’ll experiment with our own designs. If you’ve ever wanted a room full of the most advanced Lego kits available this is the camp for you.

Daniel Bartels is the STEAM coordinator for the Middle and Upper Schools at Collegiate. He has taught physics and mathematics since 2002 and has developed and mentored Collegiate’s FIRST Robotics teams since 2004.

For more information, contact Daniel Bartels at daniel_bartels@collegiate-va.org.

FUN WITH PHOTOSHOP Dan Bell Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 24 – 28 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $230 See Page 38 for description.

LEADERSHIP LAB Carolyn Villanueva, John Dau Rising 6th – Rising 8th Graders July 22 – 26 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

This summer course will nurture creative minds, global interests and a desire to lead. Led by John Dau and Carolyn Villanueva, you will explore your own identity, share your own story and learn from the stories of others. Cultural wisdom tales, invited speakers, field trips and activities will be used to reveal universal core values and leadership skills. Lessons will help you reflect on yourself and how you will lead others. In the end, you will design your own pathway to leadership.

Carolyn Villanueva is a Collegiate Middle School English/ humanities teacher, with 18 years of teaching experience. She frequently designs curriculum that fosters deep thinking through a global lens. John Dau is Collegiate’s Global Scholar-in-Residence, one of the Lost Boys of Sudan and a human rights activist. He is President and Founder of the John Dau Organization that provides health care and nutrition programs to the citizens of South Sudan.

For more information, contact Carolyn Villanueva at carolyn_villanueva@collegiate-va.org.

MAKE A MOVIE Dan Bell Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 17 – 21 • 1 – 4 p.m. $230 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

A little more than a century ago, people discovered that playing a series of pictures together creates the illusion of movement and movies and television have been the most popular form of media and storytelling ever since. If you love movies and TV, and are interested in the process that goes into creating the stories that people around the world spend much of their time and money enjoying, then please join us for a week of fun and a collaborative creative problem-solving!

Campers will use professional recording and editing equipment to create their very own short films.

Dan Bell, Collegiate’s Middle School Technology teacher, has taught media, design, production, and technology at the K-12 level and has worked professionally as a media producer for over 10 years.

For more information, contact Dan Bell at dan_bell@collegiate-va.org.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL MINECRAFTEDU – TRAVELING INTO THE FUTURE Engineering for Kids Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 1 – 5 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

No camp on Thursday, July 4 $175 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Join us in an apocalyptic future, one where the Earth has been ravaged by a series of natural disasters. Each day, students will rely on the engineering design process to solve a series of challenges such as building a city on a series of islands, escaping from a bunker on Mt. Everest, and even building a rocket to land on the moon! Through application of engineering principles, students solve numerous challenges as they make their virtual world of Minecraft a safe place for humanity once again.

For more information, contact Nick Chitre at centralva@engineeringforkids.net or call 804.548.3828. You can also visit their website at www.engineeringforkids.net/centralva.

OUR WORLD IS A GLOBAL VILLAGE Melanie Marks, Ph.D. Rising 2nd – Rising 7th Graders July 15 – 19 • 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. Campers will explore both the developed and developing world, learning how daily life and culture in other nations compares and contrasts with their own.

Be assured that every day of camp will be action-packed, educational and a great deal of fun. Child-friendly videos are used to paint a picture for young learners about what life is like in the travel destinations, with daily activities that include international-themed cooking, arts and crafts, games, children’s literature selections and outdoor play so that campers can enjoy the summer weather.

For example, 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, carrying buckets on your head like they do in Guatemala, completing the “water challenge” to address water scarcity like they have in rural Uganda, making fruit kabobs like you could be served in the forests of Zimbabwe, professionally tie-dying shirts using bright African colors, learning how to use chopsticks (and then using them in fun relays), dressing the counselors in rice hats and interesting clothing from Southeast Asia for a fashion show, using Chinese fortune tellers to learn about your future and cooking delicious international foods such as dumplings, egg rolls, fried rice, tortillas and tamales. There are simply too many things to list. An economic system runs through the week in which campers can earn “Global Geld,” the camp currency. The geld can be spent in the international market on the last day of camp.

Dr. Marks is a professor of economics and has led study abroad programs to Guatemala, Thailand, Costa Rica, the Amazon jungle of Ecuador, Dominican Republic, China, Malaysia and Slovakia/Hungary.

She is a 2006 winner of the SCHEV Outstanding Faculty Award for the Commonwealth, winner of multiple university and college-level teaching awards and co-owner of an award-winning K-8 curriculum development company whose products are used in many elementary and middle schools through the United States. Global Village camp is an extension activity offered through Longwood University’s Office of International Affairs and College of Business & Economics and is aimed at promoting cultural awareness, international education and a curiosity about the world. Global Village camp has been in operation since 2003.

For more information, contact Melanie Marks at marksmb@longwood.edu.

MIDDLE SCHOOL OVERNIGHT SPORT CAMP WITH ZOMBIE ATTACK Farley Macdonald Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders Friday, June 21 – Saturday, June 22 6:30 p.m – 8 a.m. $125 See Page 26 for description.

MIDDLE SCHOOL STEAM – AEROSPACE EDITION Farley Macdonald, Greg Sesny Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 17 – 21 • 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.

Farley Macdonald is a Collegiate Middle School science teacher and has always had an interest in the sciences. He loves when students ask questions and enjoys figuring out how to build things and make them work. Greg Sesny is a physics teacher in Collegiate’s Upper School. He has worked with the U.S. FIRST Robotics Program and he previously founded a FIRST Robotics Team and served as a lead mentor.

For more information, contact Farley Macdonald at farley_macdonald@collegiate-va.org.

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PLANNING FOR SUCCESS IN MIDDLE SCHOOL Caroline Agee, Mary Margaret Ryan Rising 5th – Rising 6th Graders July 15 – 19 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Rising 7th – Rising 8th Graders July 15 – 19 • 1 – 4 p.m. $300 Do you have difficulty staying organized and managing your time throughout the school year? Do you need help with planning ahead for long-term projects and studying for tests? Do you find yourself easily stressed by your busy schedule? Planning for Success in Middle School is a camp that will provide you with practical skills to support your academic success and help you manage stress throughout the school year.

During this course we will learn all about executive functioning: the cognitive skills that enable individuals to plan, prioritize, get organized, manage time and set and achieve goals. We will identify our individual strengths and weaknesses and learn to maximize our strengths and bolster our weaknesses. We will discuss and practice strategies in the areas of organization, planning, prioritizing, goalsetting, time management, studying, note-taking and self-advocacy.

Additionally, we will learn a variety of stress management techniques and discuss how to apply them throughout the school year.

Caroline Agee is a Licensed School Psychologist who works in private practice and provides contract services for Henrico County Public Schools. She is the founder of James River Psychoeducational Services. Caroline conducts comprehensive psychoeducational evaluations, provides individual and group counseling for students, and consults with families to support students with learning differences. Caroline holds a B.A. degree in psychology, and M.Ed. and Ed.S. degrees in school psychology. Mary Margaret Ryan has been teaching for 21 years in private and public schools in the Richmond area. Mary Margaret holds a B.A. degree in early childhood education/ elementary education, a M.Ed. degree in special education K-12 and an Ed.S. degree with a concentration in literacy and writing. Her extensive experience in working with students with varying challenges has led her to her current job as a Middle School Learning Specialist and Middle School Mindfulness Coordinator at Collegiate, where she has been employed for 13 years.

For more information, contact Caroline Agee at cagee@wfpofva.com.

ROPES COURSE AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS Brad Cooke, Michael Brost Rising 7th – Rising 9th Graders Session I: June 17 – 21 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Session II: June 17 – 21 1 – 4 p.m.

Session III: June 24 – 28 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Session IV: June 24 – 28 1 – 4 p.m. $230 Leaders are not born, they are developed. This camp offers young students the chance to explore and develop their leadership skills and capabilities through classroom sessions and exclusive use of the new Stephen P. Adamson Ropes Course. Students will overcome challenges and obstacles both on the ground and in the air as they develop a deeper understanding of their leadership style, the importance of teamwork, respect for others, the ability to problem solve and much more.

Brad Cooke is an Upper School history teacher and the Director of Outdoor Collegiate. Michael Brost is a Middle School history teacher and a certified John Maxwell Leadership coach.

For more information, contact Brad Cooke at brad_cooke@collegiate-va.org.

ROPES COURSE – OPEN CLIMBS Collegiate Ropes Course Instructors Rising 7th – Adult Session I: Wednesday, June 12 5 – 8 p.m.

Session II: Wednesday, June 19 5 – 8 p.m.

Session III: Wednesday, June 26 5 – 8 p.m.

Session IV: Wednesday, July 3 5 – 8 p.m.

Session V: Wednesday, July 10 5 – 8 p.m.

Session VI: Wednesday, July 17 5 – 8 p.m.

Session VII: Wednesday, July 24 5 – 8 p.m.

Session VIII: Wednesday, July 31 5 – 8 p.m. $90 These open climb sessions offer campers the chance to explore and develop their skills through exclusive use of the new Stephen P Adamson Ropes Course. Campers will overcome challenges and obstacles both on the ground and in the air as they develop a deeper understanding of their leadership style, the importance of teamwork, respect for others, the ability to problem solve and much more.

Brad Cooke is an Upper School history teacher and the Director of Outdoor Collegiate. Michael Brost is a Middle School history teacher and a certified John Maxwell Leadership coach.

For more information, contact Brad Cooke at brad_cooke@collegiate-va.org.

“ My daughter loves Summer Quest camps. I regret not enrolling her in more this year, won’t make that mistake next year!”

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SELF-DEFENSE AND MORE RVA Self Defense Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 1 – 5 • 1 – 4 p.m.

No camp on Thursday, July 4 $175 Self-defense training can build confidence in students as that they learn to stay safe in the world we live in. During this camp, Bobby Withrow will teach campers how to recognize, avoid and protect themselves in bad situations. He teaches basic self-defense from both standing and ground-based positions. Classes are a fun blend of both games and training.

Bobby Withrow has over 27 years of martial arts experience and has trained over 16,000 students to date.

For more information, contact Bobby Withrow “Chop Chop Bob” at rvaselfdefense@gmail.com.

SUMMER STEAM ACADEMY EXPEDITIONS: SCIENCE AND HISTORY THROUGH THE LENS OF ASTRONOMY

SEW FUN Sew Fun – Amy O’Brien Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders Session I: June 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Session II: July 1 – 5 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

No camp on Thursday, July 4 $275 for Session I (all materials included) $225 for Session II (all materials included) See Page 39 for description.

Daniel Bartels, Carolyn Villanueva, Dan Bell Rising 6th – Rising 8th Graders Session I: July 8 – 12 • 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Session II: July 15 – 19 • 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. $375 per session • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

• Lunch will be provided.

Our 2019 Summer STEAM Academy is an exploration of the intersection of science and history through the lens of astronomy. The STEAM Academy is a full-day camp and runs for two weeks, but campers may also register for just the 1st or 2nd week. Campers will receive their own Raspberry Pi to keep.

Consider the Big Dipper, Orion the Hunter and other constellations in the night sky. Where and when did their stories originate? Dozens of other cultures from the dawn of time have imagined the night sky differently. We will begin our exploration sharing some of these cultural tales while designing and constructing our own planetarium. Inspired by tales and this construct, students will imagine their own Constellation Stories.

Moving on from constellations and starlore we will investigate phenomena such as the wandering of planets against the night time sky, eclipses, the appearance of comets and supernovae (exploding stars!) and how these events have influenced history – Genghis Khan believed Halley’s comet was his personal star and its westward motion across the sky influenced the westward expansion of the Mongol Empire and his invasion of Eastern Europe in 1222. Mark Twain was born in 1835 alongside the comet and predicted he would die with its return in 1910 (and he did!). Where will you and the world be when it returns again in 2061?

We will conclude our explorations in the modern era – many of us were saddened when Pluto was demoted from planetary status, but did you know why? Not too long ago we wondered if there were a 10th planet in our solar system and we had no evidence of any solar systems beyond our own. Today, using space based telescopes, computers and mathematics, we are confident that there are more planets in our visible universe than there are grains of sand on all of Earth’s beaches.

STUDY SKILLS Kristeen Koebler Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders Session I: June 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Session II: June 24 – 28 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 per session • Sessions I and II can be taken as stand-alone camps.

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? Study Skills 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. Kristeen Koebler has taught a variety of subjects at Collegiate School since 1989, including English, ancient world history and reading. After more than 20 years at Collegiate, she retired but remains involved with Summer Quest for her 22nd year.

For more information, contact Kristeen Koebler at kkoebler@collegiate-va.org.

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Mia White Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 22 – 26 • 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 White 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 more than 15 years.

For more information, contact Mia White at mkwhite67@comcast.net.

The next era of astronomy – your era – will produce telescopes that can peer through the atmospheres of these exoplanets and detect signs of photosynthesis – life.

SESSION I – Starlore and Historical Explorations During this session we will use: • a Raspberry Pi (yours to keep!) and Mathematica to explore ancient geometry • CAD software and a CNC router to design and build a planetarium • state of the art planetarium software, Stellarium, to explore starlore of cultures from around the world and more • the magic of the Web to discover and explore ancient texts from the dawn of science • the method of Eratosthenes to determine the size of the Earth • modern data science tools to explore the work of the 1st data scientist, Johannes Kepler • graphic arts software to produce posters documenting our exploration

VIRGINIA FISHING ADVENTURES Virginia Outside Ages 9 – 14 July 8 – 12 • 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. $575 • 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 for more than a decade, and most of them are true! This week with Virginia Fishing Adventures/Virginia Outside 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 1:5 counselor-tocamper 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.

Pickup 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.

SESSION II – Historical Explorations and The Modern Era During this session we will use: • a Raspberry Pi (yours to keep!) in clusters to participate in current astrophysics research: o mapping the Milky Way, o identifying new pulsars, o searching for signs of extraterrestrial life, or o creating a database of the universe from early stars to black holes • CAD software and a CNC router to design and build solar scopes • our planetarium (from Session I) and Stellarium to identify astronomical objects in the night sky that have influenced the course of human history • the magic of the Web to discover and explore period documents from the age of enlightenment and determine the size of the solar system • graphic arts software to produce posters documenting our exploration For more information, contact Daniel Bartels at daniel_bartels@collegiate-va.org.

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

August Camps

TIME TO START COOKING

VIRGINIA FLY FISHING ADVENTURES

VIRGINIA OUTSIDE: MOUNTAIN BIKING

Virginia Outside Rising 5th – Rising 9th Graders Aug. 5 – 9 • 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. $500 • 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.

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 during which 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.

Pickup 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.

Virginia Outside Ages 8 – 13 Session I: June 10 – 14 • 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Session II: June 17 – 21 • 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. $550 per session • Bring a lunch, healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

• The campers should bring sunscreen, an extra T-shirt, socks, 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 about two-thirds of the time, then enjoy an activity such as tubing or swimming on the James River most days.

Virginia Outside provides mountain bikes, life vests and helmets, but campers are welcome to bring their own.

Pickup 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.

VIRGINIA KAYAKING & FISHING ADVENTURES Virginia Outside Ages 11 – 15 Session I: June 10 – 14 • 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Session II: July 29 – Aug. 2 • 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. $575 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 Outside 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.

Pickup 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.

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Dan Bell Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 15 – 19 • 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 behave as it does today. Students will receive a digital copy of their work so they can continue creating at home.

Dan Bell is a Collegiate Middle School technology teacher. He has taught media, design, production, and technology at the K-12 level for 10 years and has worked professionally as a media producer for more than 10 years.

For more information, contact Dan Bell at dan_bell@collegiate-va.org.

VIRTUAL REALITY – DEVELOPMENT AND ARCADE Daniel Bartels Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 22 – 26 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $230 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day.

We will spend part of each day collaborating on our own virtual reality creations using Unity3D and the Oculus RIFT and wrap up each day exploring the creations of others, including: games, experiences, 360 movies and more. Most days will begin with a short discussion including videos of where extended reality technology has come from and where it is going. Extended Reality, XR, includes virtual reality, VR, augmented reality, AR, and mixed reality, MR. Campers will also have the opportunity to use the Microsoft Hololens (a wearable holographic computer) and our Garmin VIRB 360 Degree camera as well as other softwares (Autodesk Inventor, 3DS Max, etc) that are useful in creating VR content. We expect a wide range of previous experience with VR among campers and will strive to create a differentiated learning environment that meets the needs of all campers. Campers that choose to focus mainly on development will acquire skills that they can continue build on after the week concludes.

Daniel Bartels is the STEAM coordinator for the Middle and Upper Schools at Collegiate. He has taught physics and mathematics since 2002 and has developed and mentored Collegiate’s FIRST Robotics teams since 2004.

For more information, contact Daniel Bartels at daniel_bartels@collegiate-va.org.

WRITING AND CREATIVE THINKING WORKSHOP DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE – TURNING STORIES FROM YOUR LIFE INTO FICTION Bird Cox, Richmond Young Writers Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 1 – 5 • 1 – 4 p.m.

No camp on Thursday, 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 your baby sister is not actually teething, but is 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.

Does your aunt Edith remind you of a talking pelican? Do you absentmindedly draw mountains on everything? Do your memories of that trip to Florida bring to mind images of being stranded on a deserted island? All of the true stories that make up our lives are rich material from which to create bigger, brighter, crazier ideas, sometimes with magic involved. In Down the Rabbit Hole, we’ll be digging deep to turn memories and thoughts about real life into wild, uncharted fictional territory.

For more information, contact Richmond Young Writers at bird@richmondyoungwriters.com.

“ The campus was beautiful and well marked with directional signage.”

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WEB BUILDING – INTRODUCTION TO WEB PROGRAMMING

Summer Quest

ARTS

MUSIC

GUITAR FOR BEGINNERS David Robinson Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders Session I: June 24 – 28 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Session II: July 8 – 12 • 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 of Music in composition and Master 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.

DANCE

DANCE EXPRESSIONS: EXPLORING MOVEMENT THROUGH WRITTEN WORD 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 Expressions, campers will discover the creative world of dance and choreography, drawing inspiration from written word. In addition to working on dance technique, emphasizing movement and performance skills, campers will explore the art of dance making, utilizing poetry, books, short stories and other forms of literature. 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 School students, along with the

3rd Grade Dance Companies. She has danced professionally with Starr Foster Dance Project, Z Mullins Dance Company and is now beginning her seventh season with RADAR, an offshoot of Z Mullins. This will be Stacy’s 18th 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 4th-6th Grade and 9th-12th Grade, and choreographs the Upper School musicals. Kara is also the co-artistic director of and performs with RADAR, a professional dance company in Richmond. This will be Kara’s seventh 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.

DANCE EXPRESSIONS: LEVEL I

DANCE EXPRESSIONS: LEVEL II

DANCE EXPRESSIONS: LEVEL III

Kara Priddy Rising K – Rising 2nd Graders (Coed) June 24 – 28 • 1 – 3 p.m. $170

Stacy Dudley Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders (Coed) July 8 – 12 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215

Kara Priddy Rising 6th – Rising 8th Graders (Coed) June 24 – 28 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215

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ART ABSTRACT ORIGINALS – ART LIKE YOU’VE NEVER CREATED BEFORE

Arts

Doug Mock Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 15 – 19 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

This is not your typical art class! Artists will study world renowned abstract artists, learn key elements to design an abstract work of art and use a variety of fun (and messy) techniques to create dynamic, colorful and unique masterpieces. Inspired by real-world objects, people and scenes, artists will create by portraying what they feel and think rather than by what they see. Using color, shape, pattern and more each artist will create several finished pieces throughout the week that are sure to impress.

For more information, contact Doug Mock at dmockfineart@comcast.net or 804.423.7764.

teaches JK – 2nd grade art at Collegiate and is a Visual Arts instructor for the School of the Performing Arts in Richmond. She believes art is a beautiful language that helps us better communicate with ourselves and the world around us.

For more information, contact Heather Graham at heather_graham@collegiate-va.org.

CARTOON CHARACTER CREATION

ART AND ARCHITECTURE CREATE USING PEN & INK AND WATERCOLOR

Young Rembrandts Rising 2nd – Rising 4th Graders July 15 – 19 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Learn the basics of cartooning and create your own characters!

Each day students will learn techniques used in cartooning. Subjects like characteristics, features, exaggeration, action and personification will contribute to your child’s artistic advancement! Young Rembrandts students will immediately apply their new skills in every class to create their own original cartoon characters.

A Young Rembrandts art instructor will lead this program.

For more information, contact Stephanie Creager at stephanie.creager@comcast.net or 804.543.4412.

Doug Mock Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 10 – 14 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Do you love urban landscapes, bridges, skyscrapers or monuments? Do you know the difference between Victorian, Modern, Neo-classic or Gothic design styles? This new program will inspire young artists to create using pen and ink drawing techniques along with watercolor to bring architectural designs to life. Artists are encouraged to bring their own, creative and one-of-a-kind designs to camp or choose from a variety of images provided by the instructor.

This program is for every artist, aspiring architect or anyone interested in learning new ways to use traditional art materials.

For more information, contact Doug Mock at dmockfineart@comcast.net or 804.423.7764.

DINOSAUR DRAWINGS AND CARTOONS Young Rembrandts Rising 1st – Rising 2nd Graders July 22 – 26 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Don’t let summer boredom seep into the mind of your child. Young Rembrandts provides a wonderful opportunity for your child to discover and develop his or her drawing abilities. Our students will draw images of dinosaurs both funny and realistic. A prehistoric scene and a dinosaur using a phone booth are just some of the things we will illustrate.

A Young Rembrandts art instructor will lead this program.

For more information, contact Stephanie Creager at stephanie.creager@comcast.net or 804.543.4412.

ART ANIMATION STATION Heather Graham Rising 3rd – Rising 5th Graders June 24 – 28 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Come create several works of art using clay, watercolor and mixed media collage. Students will use stop motion and animation applications to bring their work to life! Create several animated videos to share with your friends and family.

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FUN WITH PHOTOSHOP Dan Bell Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 24 – 28 • 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 Dan Bell. He 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 more than 10 years.

For more information, contact Dan Bell at dan_bell@collegiate-va.org.

DOWN ON THE FARM – FOR YOUNG ARTISTS Young Rembrandts Rising K – Rising 1st Graders July 1 – 5 • 1 – 4 p.m.

No camp on Thursday, July 4 $175 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

During this camp we will explore a farm and all the elements that are seen there, including a barn, tractor and the variety of animals that live and play on the farm. On the last day we will combine all the art pieces we created into one large farm scene. We will use pencils, markers and color pencils to complete our drawings.

A Young Rembrandts art instructor will lead this program.

For more information, contact Stephanie Creager at stephanie.creager@comcast.net or 804.543.4412.

IF YOU GIVE A MOUSE A COOKIE – FOR YOUNG ARTISTS Young Rembrandts Rising K – Rising 1st Graders July 15 – 19 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Young children will explore the world of Laura Numeroff in this five-day workshop full of art and reading. Each day the class will read a different Laura Numeroff book, and afterwards, students will draw a Young Rembrandts lesson which incorporates one feature of the book they’ve enjoyed reading together. Students will create wonderful drawings and bring their favorite stories to life by combining creativity and imagination!

A Young Rembrandts art instructor will lead this program.

For more information, contact Stephanie Creager at stephanie.creager@comcast.net or 804.543.4412.

FANTASY FOREST ART Young Rembrandts Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders July 8 – 12 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Magical, mythical, marvelous art is coming your way in the new Young Rembrandts Drawing Workshop! Join us for five days filled with fun and creative thought as we explore deep in the Fantasy Forest.

Students will tap into their imagination while learning to draw otherworldly creatures like fairies, trolls and a forest queen. Your child’s talent will truly enchant you as they create beautiful scenery and new masterpieces every day.

A Young Rembrandts art instructor will lead this program.

For more information, contact Stephanie Creager at stephanie.creager@comcast.net or 804.543.4412.

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Doug Mock Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 8 – 12 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

What is your favorite pet? Is it a dog, cat, bird, fish, ferret…or some other beloved member of your family? To bring each pet to life you will need to know how to paint fur, scales, feathers, eyes, ears, nails and tails...all of the key features that make your pet special. Using watercolors, you will learn how to master each feature and create beautiful works of art the whole family will love. You will also learn how to mix colors that will create a likeness of your pet. Bring 8”x10” or 9”x12” pictures of your favorite pets to class. If you don’t have a pet you can still join us, your instructor will have many fun images of every animal imaginable from which you can choose.

For more information, contact Doug Mock at dmockfineart@comcast.net or 804.423.7764.

MAKE IT HAPPEN – FELT, FABRIC AND FUN Heather Graham Rising K – Rising 2nd Graders June 17 – 21 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Calling all makers and artists. Come experience a variety of techniques and textiles. Campers will explore fabric dying, felting, resist painting and solar dye! At the end of the week, campers will take home their own felted piece, a print to frame, a pillowcase for their bed and more.

Heather Graham is a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University. She has been an art educator for nearly 15 years. She teaches JK – 2nd grade art at Collegiate and is a Visual arts instructor for the School of the Performing Arts in Richmond. She believes art is a beautiful language that helps us better communicate with ourselves and the world around us.

For more information, contact Heather Graham at heather_graham@collegiate-va.org.

SEW FUN Sew Fun – Amy O’Brien Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders Session I: June 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Session II: July 1 – 5 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

No camp on Thursday, July 4 $275 for Session I (all materials included) $225 for Session II (all materials included) • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

This camp is meant for both beginner and more advanced sewers.

We will be making a mini-capsule wardrobe of three pieces of clothing that will work seamlessly together and provide campers with the foundation for their own handmade wardrobe. Participants will learn the basics skills, plus many advanced skills for sewing their own clothes.

Camps are taught by Amy O’Brien, owner of the sewing school, Sew Fun. Amy was a Montessori teacher before opening Sew Fun, where she has combined her two passions, sewing and teaching. She has taken several different patternmaking classes and has her own handmade wardrobe.

For more information, contact Amy O’Brien at sewfunva@gmail.com.

NATURAL TREASURES Heather Graham Rising K – Rising 2nd Graders June 10 – 14 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

“The artist is a receptacle for emotions that come from all over the place: for the sky, from the earth, from a scrap of paper, from a passing shape, from a spider’s web.” Pablo Picasso Come spend some time with nature and allow it to ignite your creativity. Students will spend time in the garden, in the woods and the in the study of the natural world. During the week, campers will observe works of art by artists such as Andy Goldsworthy and Nils Udo. They will also draw, paint, sculpt and create a teepee that will stay in the studio!

Heather Graham is a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University. She has been an art educator for nearly 15 years. She teaches JK – 2nd grade art at Collegiate and is a Visual Arts instructor for the School of the Performing Arts in Richmond. She believes art is a beautiful language that helps us better communicate with ourselves and the world around us.

For more information, contact Heather Graham at heather_graham@collegiate-va.org.

“ Sewing camp was fantastic. The ladies that ran the camp were extremely skilled. My children loved it.”

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PAINTING YOUR PET IN WATERCOLOR

SPLASHIN SUMMER SAMPLER

SUPERHERO CARTOONING

Young Rembrandts Rising K – Rising 1st Graders July 29 – Aug. 2 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Calling all creative kids! Young Rembrandts drawing classes are a great way to beat the heat. This camp will be filled with a variety of new summer themed drawings. We will do cartoons, graphic drawings, a poster and more.

A Young Rembrandts art instructor will lead this program.

For more information, contact Stephanie Creager at stephanie.creager@comcast.net or 804.543.4412.

Young Rembrandts Rising K – Rising 1st Graders July 22 – 26 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Pow! Bang! Wow! Now you can learn to draw your own comic book superhero. Each day we will complete several drawings while we explore a variety of characters. We will learn to draw the basic muscular superhero body and adapt it to the character of our choice.

And campers will learn to draw action and movement while completing the scenes around our superheroes, using pencils and markers.

A Young Rembrandts art instructor will lead this program.

For more information, contact Stephanie Creager at stephanie.creager@comcast.net or 804.543.4412.

DRAMA BRAVO AND BRAVO SUMMER COMPANY

BROADWAY BLAST!

To register for Bravo camps, please visit www.sparconline.org.

To register for Bravo camps, please visit www.sparconline.org.

SPARC Rising 6th – Rising 12th Graders June 17 – July 12 • 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

No camp on Thursday, July 4 This camp is four weeks in length. $880 Bravo Extended Camp available – morning, 8:15 – 9 a.m. ($114 additional); afternoon, 4 – 5:30 p.m. ($216 additional); both morning and afternoon ($330 additional).

SPARC Rising 4th – Rising 7th Graders July 15 – July 26 • 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

This camp is two weeks in length. $580 BRAVO Extended Camp available – afternoon, 3 – 4:30 p.m. ($108 additional) Dance your way down the Great White Way with us! In this fast-paced musical theatre-focused camp, we will explore and perform songs from the greatest Broadway musicals! Campers will be delighted to fine tune and share their skills and musical theatre knowledge with friends and family at our final share. No auditions necessary to be a Broadway star this summer.

For 37 years, SPARC’s programs have provided transformative performing arts education to over 3,000 students each year. Through Creative Youth Development initiatives, SPARC’s highly skilled teaching artists intentionally integrage the arts with youth development principles. Students discover their creativity and build critical learning and life skills that carry into adulthood.

SPARC is excited to offer lunch in Collegiate’s cafeteria for an additional charge of $50 for the two-week session. Students will have the option to purchase a lunch package or they may bring a nut-free lunch each day. All students should bring a snack and water bottle each day.

For more information, contact Liz Earnest at learnest@sparconline.org, and to register, visit www.sparconline.org.

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.

Bravo Summer Company is for rising 9th through 12th Graders (ages 14–18). This contemporary, non-audition based program for high school students will challenge them in the skills of acting, comedy and script writing. They will work collaboratively to form their own ensemble company, and use their skills to devise an original musical theatrebased piece. Students will enjoy carefully curated workshops and master classes taught by industry professionals during their time.

For 37 years, SPARC’s programs have provided transformative performing arts education to over 3,000 students each year. Through Creative Youth Development initiatives, SPARC’s highly skilled teaching artists intentionally integrage the arts with youth development principles. Students discover their creativity and build critical learning and life skills that carry into adulthood.

SPARC is excited to offer lunch in Collegiate’s cafeteria for an additional charge of $95 for the four-week session. Students will have the option to purchase a lunch package or they may bring a nut-free lunch each day. All students should bring a snack and water bottle each day.

For more information, contact Liz Earnest at learnest@sparconline.org, and to register, visit www.sparconline.org.

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Summer Quest

SPORTS

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; See Page 50 for more information.

Rives Fleming, Robby Turner Rising 3rd – Rising 8th Graders (Coed) Session I: July 15 – 19 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Session II: July 22 – 26 • 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 more than 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 his or her 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.

YOUTH COUGAR BASEBALL PRESENTED

BY SANDLOT BASEBALL Andrew Slater Rising K – Rising 6th Graders Session I: June 10 – 14 • 1 – 4 p.m.

Session II: July 8 – 12 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 per session 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. In 2016, Coach Slater’s team won the state championship.

He will be assisted by Collegiate coaches and players.

For more information, contact Andrew Slater at aslater@collegiate-va.org.

JUNIOR ALL-SPORTS Rives Fleming, Robby Turner Preschool (must be 4 by June 1) – Rising 2nd Graders (Coed) Session I: July 15 – 19 • 1 – 3 p.m.

Session II: July 22 – 26 • 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, whiffle 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 more than 25 years.

For more information, contact Rives Fleming at rfleming@collegiate-va.org or Robby Turner at rturner@collegiate-va.org.

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INTERMEDIATE ALL-SPORTS

GIRLS’ BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL Rives Fleming Rising 1st – Rising 6th Graders June 10 – 14 • 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 more than 25 years.

For more information, contact Rives Fleming at rfleming@collegiate-va.org.

BOYS’ MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL Del Harris Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders June 17 – 21 • 1 – 4 p.m. $215 • 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 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 the Collegiate 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’ ADVANCED BASKETBALL Rives Fleming Rising 5th – Rising 9th Graders June 17 – 21 • 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 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 more than 25 years.

For more information, contact Rives Fleming at rfleming@collegiate-va.org.

YOUTH BASKETBALL Rives Fleming, Del Harris Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders (Coed) June 17 – 21 • 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.

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

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“ The office staff is truly great and accommodating.”

Del Harris Rising 7th – Rising 10th Graders June 24 – 28 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Monday – Thursday $175 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

The camp is a four-day, fundamental skill development session designed for committed basketball players. Coach Harris and his staff will instruct players on the skills, techniques and concepts required to succeed and lead for their school teams. Full court scrimmaging will be limited to allow a focus on the immersive instruction needed to prepare the boys for high-level competition.

Prior to becoming the Collegiate 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.

Jenny Lindner Rising 5th – Rising 10th Graders July 22 – 26 • 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 prepare players 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 seven state championships in the past 16 years. The coaching staff will include other Collegiate School coaches, as well as a number of current high school and college 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 24 – 28 • 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 athletic director 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 16 years.

For more information, contact Karen Doxey at kdoxey@collegiate-va.org.

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GAMECHANGER FOOTBALL Collegiate Football Coaching Staff Rising 1st – Rising 8th Graders July 29 – Aug. 2 • 1 – 3 p.m. $170 • Bring a filled water bottle from home each day The GameChanger Football Camp will help football players develop the techniques and strategies necessary for them to take their game to the next level. Campers will be exposed to all facets of the game including team warmups, offensive and defensive Xs and 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 Grader 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.

TEE IT UP – GOLF SKILLS Jeff Dunnington Rising 2nd – Rising 8th Graders (Coed) All skill levels are welcome.

June 10 – 14 • 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 Jeff Dunnington and members of the 2019 varsity golf team. Coach Dunnington, a 2001 Collegiate alumnus, has taught Middle School history and coached in the athletic program since 2007. He assumed leadership of the Collegiate golf program in summer 2017.

For more information, contact Jeff Dunnington at jdunnington@collegiate-va.org.

FLAG FOOTBALL Farley Macdonald Rising Kindergarten – Rising 5th Graders Session I: June 24 – 28 • 1 – 3 p.m.

Rising Kindergarten – Rising 6th Graders Session II: July 22 – 26 • 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 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 14 Prep League titles and seven 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 and Middle School teacher at Collegiate.

For more information, contact Farley Macdonald at farley_macdonald@collegiate-va.org.

“ There is a huge selection of great choices!”

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Andrew Stanley Rising 1st – Rising 8th Graders June 10 – 14 • 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 Grader 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 U.S. Lacrosse Coach Development Program.

Along with a number of local high school and college players, the staff will include Trip Featherston, 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.

Andrew Stanley Rising 1st – Rising 8th Graders July 29 – Aug. 2 • 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. 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 Grader 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 U.S. Lacrosse Coach Development Program.

Along with a number of local high school and college players, the camp will be staffed by Trip Featherston, 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 Caitlin Brooks Rising 1st – Rising 8th Graders July 15 – 19 • 1 – 3 p.m. $170 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

• Campers should bring a stick, mouthguard, certified protective goggles and athletic 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 basic skills. We will focus on a variety of lacrosse skills through diverse drills and game situations.

Emphasis will be on individual improvement as well as developing team strategy, for players of all skill levels. Beginners are more than welcome!

Caitlin Brooks is the girls’ lacrosse program leader and head coach of the girls’ varsity lacrosse team. She has coached athletes of all abilities from youth through the high school level. Caitlin came to Collegiate in 2018 from Newark, Delaware, where she was the varsity lacrosse coach and program leader for Newark Charter School.

For more information, or advice about equipment purchase, contact Caitlin Brooks at brookslc5@gmail.com.

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GERONIMO GIRLS’ LACROSSE Caitlin Brooks Rising 1st – Rising 8th Graders July 29 – August 2 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

• Campers should bring a stick, mouthguard, certified protective goggles and athletic 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 basic skills. We will focus on a variety of lacrosse skills through diverse drills and game situations.

Emphasis will be on individual improvement as well as developing team strategy, for players of all skill levels. Beginners are more than welcome!

Caitlin Brooks is the girls’ lacrosse program leader and head coach of the girls’ varsity lacrosse team. She has coached athletes of all abilities from youth through the high school level. Caitlin came to Collegiate in 2018 from Newark, Delaware, where she was the varsity lacrosse coach and program leader for Newark Charter School.

For more information, or advice about equipment purchase, contact Caitlin Brooks at brookslc5@gmail.com.

YOUTH SOCCER Page Chapman Rising K – Rising 5th Graders (Coed) June 24 – 28 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 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 24 – 28 • 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 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 8 – 12 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $195 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

What is the most enjoyable part of soccer? Scoring goals! With the instruction of nationally licensed coaches and professional players, we will ensure that the participants enjoy themselves while working on numerous aspects of goal scoring. Topics of the day will include, positioning, proper ball striking techniques, agility, heading and decision-making. All participants will receive a poster and a ticket to a Richmond Kickers home game.

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RICHMOND KICKERS GOALKEEPING Ages 8 – 16 (Coed) July 8 – 12 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $195 • Bring a healthy snack and filled water bottle from home each day.

Under the guidance of nationally licensed coaches and professional players, the Richmond Kickers are providing a fun and age appropriate goalkeeping camp. The camp will focus on numerous aspects of goalkeeping, including positioning, handling, agility, distribution and decision-making. All campers will receive a poster and ticket to a Richmond Kickers home game.

For more information, contact Andy McIntosh at amcintosh@richmondkickers.com

Robby Turner Rising K – Rising 4th Graders June 17 – 21 • 1 – 3 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.

Remember playing whiffle 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 and the fun that comes from playing the game the right way remain the same.

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 Collegiate’s 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.

GIRLS’ SOFTBALL – NEXT LEVEL Robby Turner Rising 5th – Rising 12th Graders June 17 – 21 • 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 try 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 ensure that this camp has the perfect blend of fun and hard work!

Robby Turner teaches Kindergarten in Collegiate’s 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.

“ The office staff is always willing to help with any questions!”

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TENNIS Rising 5th – Rising 10th Graders (Coed) July 15 – 19 • 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.

For more information, contact Andrew Stanley at astanley@collegoate-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.”

YOUTH TENNIS Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders (Coed) July 15 – 19 • 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.

For more information, contact Andrew Stanley at astanley@collegoate-va.org

SWIM STROKE ENHANCEMENT Mike Peters Rising 1st – Rising 6th Graders July 29 – Aug. 2 • 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.

With the summer season winding down, this is a great opportunity to get a little more work in the water. It may be that there were some strokes that were not quite mastered, or you aren’t sure about swimming in the winter and want a bit more experience to help with the decision. This individualized camp will focus on stroke technique in a fun environment to help get swimmers excited about seasons to come. Limited to a maximum 1:6 coach-to-swimmer ratio, sessions will focus on stroke technique in the four competitive strokes. Swimmers should have experience swimming with a team, but do not need to be proficient in all four strokes. Instructors will work on deck and in the water with swimmers to help improve all areas of their swimming.

Pickup 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 Peters is the head varsity boys’ and girls’ swim coach at Collegiate. He has also served as the coach for Southampton Recreation Association for 15 years and coached for Poseidon Swimming and University of Richmond. In his competitive career, he was a National Qualifier distance freestyler and a High School All-American. Coach Peters will be assisted by members and coaches of the Collegiate varsity swim team.

For more information, contact Mike Peters at Mike_Peters@collegiate.org.

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Kathy Wrenn Rising 5th – Rising 8th Graders July 22 – 26 • 1 – 3 p.m. $170 • Campers should bring kneepads and a filled water bottle from home each day.

This is a fun developmental camp designed for both beginners and experienced rising 5th – 8th Grade players. The camp will focus on the development of proper technique with the essential skills, including passing, setting, serving, blocking, digging and hitting.

Participants will receive high-quality training and instruction by a staff that includes a select group of players and coaches, all of whom have a passion for volleyball and want to share their knowledge and experience.

Kathy Wrenn has been involved with the Collegiate volleyball program since 2000. She is the current Collegiate Volleyball Program Leader and Varsity Head Coach with over 30 years of experience coaching at both middle school and high school levels. She started the VolleyPaws program for grades 3rd – 6th and has coached in the RVC Jumpin’ Junior program.

For more information, contact Kathy Wrenn at kwrenn@collegiate-va.org

GIRLS’ YOUTH VOLLEYBALL Kathy Wrenn Rising 1st – Rising 4th Graders July 22 – 26 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $215 • Bring a filled water bottle and a nut-free snack each day. Kneepads are suggested, but not required.

This is a fun developmental camp designed for both beginners and experienced rising 1st – 4th Grade players. Participants will learn basic volleyball skills, with a focus on developing motor skills and eye-hand coordination, while playing in fun drills and competitive games. Participants will receive high-quality training and instruction by a staff that includes a select group of players and coaches, all of whom have a passion for volleyball and want to share their knowledge and experience.

Kathy Wrenn has been involved with the Collegiate volleyball program since 2000. She is the current Collegiate Volleyball Program Leader and Varsity Head Coach with over 30 years of experience coaching at both middle school and high school levels. She started the VolleyPaws program for grades 3rd – 6th and has coached in the RVC Jumpin’ Junior program.

For more information, contact Kathy Wrenn at kwrenn@collegiate-va.org

WRESTLING AND ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT Andy Stone Rising 1st – Rising 6th Graders July 8 – 12 • 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.

Wrestling is a great sport that will 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 interested in wrestling and/or looking to work on their overall athletic skills. We will use games, wrestling and gymnastics to work of movement and athleticism. For experienced wrestlers, we will work on specific wrestling skills as well as developing strength and agility, but no prior wrestling skills are required.

We encourage everyone to bring any old wrestling shoes you may have. On the first day of camp, we will allow people who need new shoes to try on those that others have donated.

Andy Stone is the varsity wrestling coach and a Middle School physical education teacher at Collegaite. He is holds a certification with the National Strength Coaches Association, and wrestled and coached at the University of Tennessee.

For more information, please contact Andy Stone at astone@collegiate-va.org.

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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 12–1 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, (12-1 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 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 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* June 10 – 14 Week 2 June 17 – 21 Week 3 June 24 – 28 Week 4 July 1 – 5, closed Thursday, July 4 Week 5 July 8 – 12 Week 6 July 15 – 19 Week 7 July 22 – 26 Week 8* July 29 – Aug. 2 *Purchased lunch is not available for Week 1 and Week 8.

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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. For credit classes, 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: Aug. 5 – 9 • 9 – 11:30 a.m.

Session II: Aug. 5 – 9 • 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 jump-start. Primary topics include: 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 more than 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 College, Johns Hopkins University, New York University, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and University of 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.

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CSS Tutoring Services Rising 11th – Rising 12th Graders Session I: July 8 – 11 • 9 – 11 a.m.

Session II: July 15 – 18 • 9 – 11 a.m.

Session III: July 22 – 25 • 9 – 11 a.m.

Session IV: July 29 – Aug. 1 • 9 – 11 a.m.

Monday – Thursday $575 per session Want to prepare for the July and fall ACT dates during the summer? CSS Tutoring Services is offering their full ACT preparation and strategy course on the Collegiate campus. Take advantage of their 25+ years of test preparation experience and unique approach to helping you 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.

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SAT STRATEGIES CSS Tutoring Services Rising 11th – Rising 12th Graders Session I: July 8 – 11 • 9 – 11 a.m.

Session II: July 15 – 18 • 9 – 11 a.m.

Session III: July 22 – 25 • 9 – 11 a.m.

Session IV: July 29 – Aug. 1 • 9 – 11 a.m.

Monday – Thursday $575 per session Want to prepare for the August and 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 25+ years of test preparation experience and unique approach to helping you 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 B.A. degree in history and a master’s degree specializing in exceptional education. She has tutored SAT preparation skills individually and in small groups for more than 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 B.S. degree 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.

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

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, Ph.D. Rising 11th – Rising 12th Graders Session I: June 10 – July 5 • 9 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Session II: July 8 – Aug. 1 • 9 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Monday – Thursday No class on Thursday, July 4 (Students will meet Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday this week.) $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. However, this will require additional, independent reading and writing.

For more information, contact Bart Thornton at bthornton@collegiate-va.org.

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LITERATURE OF CONFLICT Vlastik Svab Rising 11th – Rising 12th Graders July 8 – Aug. 2 • 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Monday – Friday $1,095 The last 17 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 Kurt Vonnegut, 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 12 years. Previously, he taught honors and AP English at Mount Carmel Academy in New Orleans. Along with teaching English 9 and juniorsenior 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 A- average or better in their last two semesters of English – may take this elective for Honors credit. However, this will require additional, independent reading and writing.

For more information, contact Vlastik Svab at vsvab@collegiate-va.org.

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projects to complete an additional six- to eight-page paper.

Leah Angell Sievers teaches 9th Grade English and junior-senior English electives such as Rhetoric and Composition, Literature of Elegy and Redemption, and Explorations in Creative Nonfiction at Collegiate School. She is also an assistant varsity swim coach and the departmental curriculum coordinator for Community Engagement Week, a 9th Grade service-learning program. Dr. Angell Sievers previously taught at the University of Richmond, Union Presbyterian Seminary, the University of Virginia, and the Peddie School. She also served as the Manager of Museum Educational Programs at the Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles. Her work has been published in Dapim: Studies on the Holocaust, a journal of the University of Haifa.

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 Dr. Leah Angell Sievers at leah_sievers@collegiate-va.org.

RHETORIC AND COMPOSITION Leah Angell Sievers Rising 11th – Rising 12th Graders July 8 – Aug. 2 • 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Monday – Friday $1,095 In Rhetoric and Composition, students examine the art of writing persuasively and the art of composing a piece of writing.

Units of study include but are not limited to the following topics: Audience Awareness, Critical Thinking, Literary Style, Description, Narrative, Classification, Process Analysis, Definition, Cause and Effect, and Argument. Study of these subjects revolves around readings from Thomas Cooley’s The Norton Sampler: Short Essays for Composition but also includes other selected opinion pieces, essays, and articles. In preparation for future English courses at Collegiate and in college, Rhetoric and Composition further develops students’ writing, revising, and researching skills; strengthens students’ skills in careful and critical reading; and introduces students to college composition coursework. In this class, students write frequently, both formally and informally, on topics of their choice. Writing assignments are graded and ungraded and are completed both in and out of class. Students write private journal responses, short experimental pieces, first-person reflections, and formal essays. The class focuses heavily on the process of writing and on the importance of revising; therefore, students revise their work throughout the course. Students taking the course for Honors choose from a range of

Vlastik Svab Rising 11th – Rising 12th Graders June 10 – July 5 • 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Monday – Friday No class on Thursday, 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, Edith Wharton, 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 12

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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.

WORLD RELIGIONS Brian Justice Rising 10th – Rising 12th Graders June 24 – July 19 • 8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Monday – Friday No class on Thursday, July 4 $1,095 per session

HEALTH & WELLNESS CLASSES

“And take upon us the mystery of things as if we were God’s spies...”

– Shakespeare, King Lear

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.

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.

For more information, contact the Summer Quest office at summerquest@collegiate-va.org.

DRIVER’S EDUCATION – CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION Rising 10th – Rising 12th Graders June 10 – 21 • 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.

FITNESS AND NUTRITION Rising 9th – Rising 12th Graders June 10 – 21 • 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 various 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.

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My daughter received lots of individualized attention.”

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applications. The culminating event will be research projects demonstrating scientific and historical advances.

Courtney Schweickart began teaching in 2008 and he has taught history and religion at Collegiate School since 2014. She has taught with Summer Quest since 2015. Daniel Bartels is the STEAM coordinator for the Middle and Upper Schools at Collegiate. He has taught physics and mathematics since 2002 and has developed and mentored FIRST Robotics teams since 2004. Stew Williamson began teaching various science courses in 1997. He has been teaching physics at Collegiate since 2014.

For more information, contact the Summer Quest office at summerquest@collegiate-va.org.

While a student may take more than one ½-credit science elective during the summer session, only one per year may be substituted for an academic-year semester course.

EXPEDITIONS: HISTORY THROUGH AN ASTRONOMICAL LENS Courtney Schweickart, Daniel Bartels, Stew Williamson Rising 10th – Rising 12th Graders June 10 – July 5 • 8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Monday – Friday No class on Wednesday, July 4 $1,095 per session The human experience on Earth has developed alongside events in the skies above us – some obvious, some not so obvious. There have been spectacular one-time events such as supernovae that have been documented in the historical records of many cultures and civilizations and many more periodic events each differing vastly with each other in terms of their respective periods – the cycle of night and day, the phases of the moon, the seasons, years, the solar cycle, the regular return of comets to name a few. The period of these events range from a day to decades. The regularity of these astronomical events have shaped our civilizations from our folklore to our technologies. In our traditional study of human events and the relationships between them, the orbit of Earth around its star is the implicit measure of the passage of time – the stage on which these human events are played – we mark the year in which events took place.

Students will explore the historical and scientific progress through the ages: starting with starlore and early civilizations, progressing through scientific and political revolutions and ending with the modern era. Each unit will be comprised of research and projects that build students understanding through collaboration, conversations and

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Leigh Thompson Rising 10th – Rising 12th Graders June 10 – July 5 • 8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Monday – Friday No class on Wednesday, July 4 $1,095 per session • Prerequisite: Chemistry or Honors Chemistry How does aspirin work? Are artificial sweeteners bad for you? Is there an efficient way to recycle and reuse plastics? These are a few of the questions you will be considering in this course. Organic chemistry is the study of carbon-containing molecules. Carbon is unique in that it can form chains and rings with other carbon atoms, and it is essential to life as it forms the backbone of DNA, RNA, sugars, lipids and proteins. This course will cover nomenclature, reactions and organic mechanisms through a variety of modalities including problem-solving, case studies and laboratory investigations.

Leigh Thompson is a chemistry teacher in Collegiate’s Upper School. She has over 20 years experience teaching chemistry.

For more information, contact the Summer Quest office at summerquest@collegiate-va.org.

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ADULT PROGRAMS KICKSTART FOR ADULTS Will O’Brien Collegiate Sports Performance Coach Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays June 10 – Aug. 2 • 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 is 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 warmup, 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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ROPES COURSE – OPEN CLIMBS Collegiate Ropes Course Instructors Rising 7th – Adult Session I: Wednesday, June 12 • 5 – 8 p.m.

Session II: Wednesday, June 19 • 5 – 8 p.m.

Session III: Wednesday, June 26 • 5 – 8 p.m.

Session IV: Wednesday, July 3 • 5 – 8 p.m.

Session IV: Wednesday, July 10 • 5 – 8 p.m.

Session IV: Wednesday, July 17 • 5 – 8 p.m.

Session IV: Wednesday, July 24 • 5 – 8 p.m.

Session IV: Wednesday, July 31 • 5 – 8 p.m. $90 See Page 31 for description.

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Visit our website at www.collegiate-va.org for additional information or to REGISTER ONLINE!

REGISTRATION 2019

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

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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.

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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.

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* 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.

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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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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 Thursday, 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.

• 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 certified lifeguard, camp teachers and counselors.

• Summer Quest welcomes all families interested in our programs; however, we recognize that some children require more support than we are able to provide. For that reason, we reserve the right after enrollment to recommend that your child be removed from a program should we not be able to provide the required resources. If that is the case, a full refund will be issued. We encourage you to contact the Summer Quest office at 804.741.9714 to discuss your child’s individual needs prior to registration.

PHOTOGRAPHS AND QUOTATIONS

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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 2019 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.

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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 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.

CSAC: 5050 Ridgedale Parkway Richmond, VA 23234

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.

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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 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

FROM THE EAST

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 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.

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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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