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Episcopal Collegiate Summer Daze 2017 For students in PreK through 12 June 5 – August 4, 2017
Summer Daze 2017
Registration
Registration can be completed using our online registration form at www.episcopalcollegiate.org. Complete one registration form per participant.
Payment
Episcopal Collegiate students: The student’s FACTS account will be billed after the conclusion of the class for which he/she is registered. For students not enrolled at Episcopal Collegiate: After completion of the online registration form, send a check payment (payable to Episcopal Collegiate School) to the following address: Episcopal Collegiate School c/o Summer Daze 1701 Cantrell Road Little Rock AR 72201
A receipt will be e-mailed to you once your payment has been processed; this receipt serves as your registration confirmation. Registrations will not be accepted if not accompanied by a check payment or FACTS account authorization.
Class Enrollment
Enrollment is processed in the order by which registration forms and payments are received. Please note that many classes have a maximum capacity and may fill quickly. Registration forms will be processed up until the start of each class as long as the class has not met its maximum capacity.
Class Withdrawals
Students can cancel and/or change classes until June 2, 2017. Requests to withdraw a student from a class will not be honored after this time, with the exception of unforeseen circumstances, such as a medical or family emergency. Payments will not be refunded and the student’s FACTS account will be billed whether or not they attend the class.
Part-time Attendance
Class fees will not be prorated to accommodate partial attendance for any class.
Cancellations
Classes with insufficient enrollment are subject to cancellation with
a full refund. If payment has been made by check, refund checks will be mailed to the address listed on the registration form.
Discontinuances
Participants are expected to adhere to the policies of Episcopal Collegiate School. We reserve the right to dismiss from the program, without refund, any student whose behavior becomes inappropriate, disruptive, or is inconsistent with school policies.
Before-care/After-care
Before-care is available at the Lower School from 7:00 a.m. until the start of the participant’s morning class. After-care is available at the Lower School until 6:00 p.m. Before-care and After-care are offered at no additional charge. However, participants must be registered for at least a morning or afternoon class to attend Before-care or After-care.
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Lunch is not provided. Students who are registered for a morning and afternoon class at the Lower School may participate in a supervised lunch period at no additional charge. Students must bring a sack lunch and drink.
Episcopal Collegiate School reserves the right to substitute teachers for any class, if a teacher is unable to teach his or her class as scheduled or for any reason deemed appropriate.
Contact Information Rettina Olive Hill Director of Summer Daze Program Phone: (501) 372-1194 ext. 2308 E-mail: rolive@episcopalcollegiate.org
Angela Deloney Billing/Payment Inquiries Phone: (501) 372-1194 ext. 2405 E-mail: adeloney@episcopalcollegiate.org
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Enrichment
Discovery Day Camp: Science I
Students entering grades Pre-K4 through 5th Instructor(s): Camp Staff Schedule: June 5 – June 9 | 7:00 a – 6:00 p (see below for half-day options) Cost: $225 Location: Lower School (see camp schedule) Are you interested in heart surgery? Would you like to learn more about the important job of beekeeping? Want to learn how to make aqua sand? Then this camp is perfect for you! Campers will be engaged in fun and enriching activities based on daily science themes – Pre-Med; Sand and Sea; The Buzz on Bees; Climate Change; and Natural Curiosity – that incorporate science, math, reading, writing, art, cooking, and physical activity. Campers are grouped by grade level and will enjoy age-appropriate activities. A complete daily schedule of activities for each grade group is available online. Every camper will receive a Discovery Day Camp t-shirt, and we conclude the week with a trip to Ferncliff for an outdoor science exploration! Morning half-day option: 7:00 a – 1:00 p | $150 Afternoon half-day option: 1:00 p – 6:00 p | $125
Discovery Day Camp: Technology I
Students entering grades Pre-K4 through 5th Instructor: Camp Staff Schedule: June 12 – June 16 | 7:00 a – 6:00 p (see below for half-day options) Cost: $225 Location: Lower School (see camp schedule) Want to learn computer coding? Are you a budding digital photographer? Do you need to sharpen your keyboarding skills? Then this camp is perfect for you! Campers will be engaged in fun and enriching activities based on daily technology themes – Wired!; Megabits and Gigabytes; Plugged-in; Game On!; and Power Trail – that incorporate technology, math,
reading, writing, art, cooking, and physical activity. Campers are grouped by grade level and will enjoy age-appropriate activities. A complete daily schedule of activities for each grade group is available online. Every camper will receive a Discovery Day Camp t-shirt, and we conclude the week with a geocaching trip to Pinnacle Mountain State Park! Morning half-day option: 7:00 a – 1:00 p | $150 Afternoon half-day option: 1:00 p – 6:00 p | $125
Summer Service Camp
Students entering grades 6th through 8th Instructor(s): David Kendrick June 12 – June 23 | 8:00 a – 12:00 p Schedule: $250 Cost: MS 108 (Week 1)/Trinity Episcopal Cathedral (Week 2) Location: In this two-week camp, participants will learn the value of being of service to our community and will have the opportunity to earn all of their community service hours for the upcoming school year. The first week will involve classroom learning and volunteering at Discovery Day Camp, the Lower School’s full-day STEM-focused camp for students entering grades Pre-K4 through 5th. During the first week, we will also enjoy a retreat to the Arkansas 4-H Center, where we will participate in teambuilding exercises. During the second week, we will meet and volunteer at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral and Little Rock Preparatory Academy, a charter school for students in grades K through 4th.
Cookies, Cupcakes, and Cake Pops
Students entering grades 2nd through 5th Instructor(s): Fofe Vasquez Schedule: June 12 – June 16 | 9:00 a – 12:00 p Cost: $150 Location: Hussman Dining Hall This class is a young pastry chef’s dream! In this hands-on class, students will bake and decorate cakes, cupcakes, cookies, cake pops, brownies and more at our special bakery. Friends and family are welcome to visit the bakery every day to enjoy our fresh baked treats!
Japanese Language and Flea Market Flips Culture Students entering grades 6th through 12th Instructor(s): David House Schedule: June 12 – June 16 | 1:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $150 Location: Simpson Upper School Library In this program, students will have the chance to practice basic Japanese language conversation skills. They will also have fun learning about Japanese culture through various activities such as crafts and games.
Discovery Day Camp: Engineering I
Students entering grades Pre-K4 through 5th Instructor(s): Camp Staff Schedule: June 19 – June 23 | 7:00 a – 6:00 p (see below for half-day options) Cost: $225 Location: Lower School (see camp schedule) Would you like to make a model of an Egyptian pyramid with sugar cubes? How about building a model of your house using LEGOs®, or a pull-back race car? Then this camp is perfect for you! Campers will be engaged in fun and enriching activities based on daily engineering themes – Divine Design; Pyramid Scheme; Lots of Bots; Structurally Sound; and Inventioneering – that incorporate engineering, math, reading, writing, art, cooking, and physical activity. Campers are grouped by grade level and will enjoy age-appropriate activities. A complete daily schedule of activities for each grade group is available online. Every camper will receive a Discovery Day Camp t-shirt, and we conclude the week with a trip to the Museum of Discovery! The 3rd -5th grade group will have an additional afternoon field trip to the Innovation Hub. Morning half-day option: 7:00 a – 1:00 p | $150 Afternoon half-day option 1:00 p – 6:00 p | $125
Students entering grades 4th through 8th Instructor(s): Fofe Vasquez/Ruthie Peterson Schedule: June 19 – June 23 | 9:00 a – 12:00 p Cost: $150 Location: LS 203 Bring your flea market finds and we’ll show you how a little paint can go a long way with the right amount of creativity. Students may bring small household items such as picture frames, plates, candlesticks, jars, lamps and shades, glass bottles, cookie sheets, and stools, and we will provide the instruction and art materials to turn your something old into something new! We will help you flip your find into a keepsake you’ll cherish for many years to come.
Discovery Day Camp: Math I
Students entering grades Pre-K4 through 5th Instructor(s): Camp Staff Schedule: June 26 – June 30 |7:00 a – 6:00 p (see below for half-day options) Cost: $225 Location: Lower School (see camp schedule) Did you know that math can be as easy as Pi? Did you know that you can learn multiplication while playing checkers, or practice math operations with M&Ms®? In this camp we’ll show you how! Campers will be engaged in fun and enriching actitities based on daily math themes – Gellin’ with Geometry; Hip to be Squared; Fraction Action; Easy as Pi; and Batting Average – that incorporate math, reading, writing, art, cooking, and physical activity. Campers are grouped by grade level and will enjoy age-appropriate activities. A complete daily schedule of activities for each grade group is available online. Every camper will receive a Discovery Day Camp t-shirt and we conclude the week with a field day with the Travelers at DickeyStephens Park! Morning half-day option: 7:00 a – 1:00 p | $150 Afternoon half-day option: 1:00 p – 6:00 p | $125
Tie Dye Techniques
Students entering grades 4th through 8th Instructor(s): Ruthie Peterson Schedule: June 26 – June 30 | 9:00 a – 12:00 p Cost: $175 Location: LS 203 Students will learn the basics of color blending, as well as a variety of patterns to make some groovy tie-dye creations. Students will tie-dye everything from socks to pillowcases to t-shirts using dyeing materials and techniques used by professionals.
Game of Drones
Students entering grades 4th through 8th Instructor(s): David Kendrick Schedule: June 26 – June 30 | 1:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $150 Location: LS 142 This camp is perfect for young novice aviators interested in science, technology, and aviation. Bring your drone, and we’ll take to the skies every day and learn about flying rules and regulations. During our flight, we’ll cover techniques such as yaw, throttle, pitch, and roll. We’ll also have drone races, participate in aerial scavenger hunts, and learn about aerial photography and videography.
Discovery Day Camp: Science II
Students entering grades Pre-K4 through 5th Instructor(s): Camp Staff Schedule: July 10 – July 14 | 7:00 a – 6:00 p (see below for half-day options) Cost: $225 Location: Lower School (see camp schedule) Do you like creepy crawly creatures? Would you like to learn more about matter and the changes that takes place with matter while performing experiments with candy? Want to learn how to reduce your carbon footprint? Then this camp is perfect for you! Campers will be engaged in fun and enriching activities based on daily science themes – Bugology; Sweet
Science; Can You Dig It?; Earth Day, Every Day; and Rockin’ Rockets – that incorporate science, math, reading, writing, art, cooking, and physical activity. Campers are grouped by grade level and will enjoy age-appropriate activities. A complete daily schedule of activities for each grade group is available online. Every camper will receive a Discovery Day Camp t-shirt, and we conclude the week with a trip to Mid-America Museum for a science exploration! Morning half-day option: 7:00 a – 1:00 p | $150 Afternoon half-day option: 1:00 p – 6:00 p | $125
3D Animation Studio
Students entering grades 5th through 12th Instructor(s): Christian Rogers Schedule: July 10 – July 21 | 8:00 a – 12:00 p Cost: $300 Location: LS 142 In this two-week class, students will write a story, sketch it, extrude it with clay sculpting, and build it in 3Ds Max animation software. Students will spend the second week working CGI in the engineering building at UALR, and will be able to walk inside their creations in CAVE (Computer Assisted Virtual Environment). This class is an incredible experience that offers great career potential.
Books and Brunch
Students entering grades Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 Instructor(s): Lorie Clay Schedule: July 10 – July 14 | 9:00 a – 11:00 a Cost: $150 Location: LS 122 Come experience some of your favorite books in a delicious new way! We will read stories, create crafts, and prepare and enjoy delicious treats based on familiar stories. Let’s take a bite out of your favorite books!
MinecraftEdu
Students entering grades 3rd through 6th Instructor(s): Christian Rogers Schedule: July 10 – July 21 | 12:00 p – 1:30 p Cost: $175 Location: LS 142
MinecraftEdu is an educational platform developed by Carnegie Mellon that uses the popular game to teach math, science, English, foreign language, and social studies. During this two-week session, students will select a topic of interest, submit building contracts, and develop an interactive world to teach their topic to their teachers and peers.
Delicious Destinations
Students entering grades K through 2nd Instructor(s): David Kendrick Schedule: July 10 – July 14 | 1:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $150 Location: LS 151 Food is the one thing that connects people globally. Although we may not speak the same language throughout the world, we all eat. In this class, students will learn about other cultures throughout the world by preparing, cooking, and enjoying kid-friendly international recipes. Students will also learn interesting facts about the country, world food facts, and learn a phrase or two in the native language. Bon appetit!
Sew Cute and Cuddly
Students entering grades 1st through 4th Instructor(s): Sophie Hussey Schedule: July 10 – July 14 | 1:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $180 Location: LS 204 Learn to sew while making cute stuffed animal friends (owl, rabbit, bear, or monster) and a personalized pillow. Participants will learn to use a sewing machine, and will embellish their projects using hand sewing techniques and applique! This camp is designed for beginners but participants with experience are welcome too. Bring your own machine or use one of ours.
Creative Circuitry
Students entering grades 4th through 6th Instructor(s): Jessica McSpadden Schedule: July 10 – July 14 | 1:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $180 Location: LS 203
In this class, students will learn how to make light-up artwork and a sketchbook using Chibitronics® and LED lights. Chibitronics® are simple circuit stickers that allow students to craft, create, and code a special and unique art design. All materials will be provided.
FIRST LEGO League
Students age 9 – 14 yrs Instructor(s): Christian Rogers Schedule: July 10 – July 21 | 1:30 p – 3:30 p Cost: $175 Location: LS 142 In this class, students will learn about the FIRST program, build with LEGOs®, and program a NXT robotic brick. Machine design and function is a primary goal of this course where students will work with levers, tension, gear ratio, torque and pulleys, and will apply the laws of physics and mathematics to LEGO® competitions.
Discovery Day Camp: Technology II
Students entering grades Pre-K4 through 5th Instructor(s): Camp Staff Schedule: July 17 – July 21 | 7:00 a – 6:00 p (see below for half-day options) Cost: $225 Location: Lower School (see camp schedule) Want to learn computer coding? Are you a budding digital photographer? Do you need to sharpen your keyboarding skills? Then this camp is perfect for you! Campers will be engaged in fun and enriching activities based on daily technology themes – Power Up!; Hotspot; Cracking the Code; Hashtag; and ConnectED – that incorporate technology, math, reading, writing, art, cooking, and physical activity. Campers are grouped by grade level and will enjoy ageappropriate activities. A complete daily schedule of activities for each grade group is available online. Every camper will receive a Discovery Day Camp t-shirt and we conclude the week with a trip to the Apple Store! Morning half-day option: 7:00 a – 1:00 p | $150 Afternoon half-day option: 1:00 p – 6:00 p | $125
Ballet and Creative Movement
Students entering grades Pre-K3 through 1st Instructor(s): Katherine Greer Schedule: July 17 – July 28 | 9:00 a – 11:00 a Cost: $150 Location: LS 151 In this two-week class for beginning and novice dancers, we will explore the world of contemporary ballet and dance. The goal of this class is to help dancers gain body awareness and control through traditional and modern dance movements. Appropriate dance attire (leotard, tights, ballet shoes) is required to be worn during class.
Kinder Coders
Students entering grade K and 1st Instructor(s): Leigh Keener Schedule: July 17 – July 21 | 9:00 a – 12:00 p Cost: $125 Location: LS 124 This is a fun and interactive introductory programming course. Students will learn to code and program using industryleading applications on iPads and desktops. Come play with Mrs. Keener!
Little Kids Cook!
Students age 6 – 8 yrs Instructor(s): Faith Anaya Schedule: July 17 – July 21 | 10:00 a – 12:00 p Cost: $150 Location: Hussman Dining Hall (LS) Introduce your child to the world of cooking in this totally hands-on kid-friendly summer class. Kids will make simple healthy snacks and meals. They will learn about recipes, ingredients and tools, and practice basic cooking skills including measuring, combining, safe cutting, seasoning and presentation. Kids take home extra tastes, recipes, and a cooking utensil.
Theatre
Students entering grades 2nd through 5th Instructor(s): Katherine Greer Schedule: July 17 – July 28 | 12:00 p – 2:00 p Cost: $150 Location: LS 151 In this two-week introductory drama class, students will learn basic acting skills such as vocal projection, emotional expression, clarity of speech and interpretation, while exploring their imagination and creativity. Students will be introduced to a variety of theater tools and techniques through the use of acting games and activities.
Little LEGO® Builders
Students entering grades Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 Instructor(s): Lorie Clay Schedule: July 17 – July 21 | 1:00 p – 3:00 p Cost: $125 Location: LS 122 Students will be encouraged to use their creativity to construct works of wonder with LEGO® building bricks. Each day we will create projects based on a fun theme, and will spend some time working on a big group project.
Creative Quilters
Students entering grades 3rd through 8th Instructor(s): Sophie Hussey Schedule: July 17 – July 21 | 1:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $175 Location: LS 202 Learn basic quilt-making techniques including piecing, layering, basting, quilting and binding the three layers that make up a quilt. Select beautiful coordinating fabric to create a themed quilted wall hanging to show off your skills. Customize your project using hand applique. Prior basic sewing experience preferred. Sewing machines will be provided or you may bring your own.
Japanese Language and Culture
Students entering grades 6th through 12th Instructor(s): David House Schedule: July 17 – July 21 | 1:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $150 Location: Simpson Upper School Library In this program, students will have the chance to practice basic Japanese language conversation skills. They will also have fun learning about Japanese culture through various activities such as crafts and games.
Big Kids Cook!
Students age 9 to 14 years Instructor(s): Faith Anaya Schedule: July 17 – July 21 | 2:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $150 Location: Hussman Dining Hall (LS) Kids will cook and bake, preparing a variety of recipes from scratch. Our nutrition-based classes are totally hands-on. Best of all – everything is easily doable at home and adults will love these recipes. This class is designed to encourage independence, to nurture interest in cooking, develop skills and have fun! Come hungry! Kids take home recipes, extra tastes, and a cooking utensil.
Discovery Day Camp: Engineering II
enriching activities based on daily technology themes – Bridge Building; New Heights; Fun and Games; The Big Thrill; and Imaginate – that incorporate engineering, math, reading, writing, art, cooking, and physical activity. Campers are grouped by grade level and will enjoy age-appropriate activities. A complete daily schedule of activities for each grade group is available online. Every camper will receive a Discovery Day Camp t-shirt. We conclude the week with a trip to the Museum of Discovery! The 3rd -5th grade group will have an additional afternoon field trip to the Innovation Hub. Morning half-day option: 7:00 a – 1:00 p | $150 Afternoon half-day option: 1:00 p – 6:00 p | $125
Spirited Art: Fairy Garden Party Students entering grades K through 2nd Instructor(s): Jenny Ross Schedule: July 24 – July 28 | 9:00 a – 11:00 a Cost: $150 Location: LS 124 This fun, imaginative, and creative camp is perfect for young crafters and lovers of mystical creatures. Participants will build a fairy house, make crowns, and create pixie dusts and stones. On the last day of class, we will host family and friends for a garden party. Come celebrate the magic and folklore of fairies with Spirited Art!
Kids on Canvas
Students entering grades 2nd through 5th Instructor(s): Fofe Vasquez Schedule: July 24 – July 28 | 9:00 a – 12:00 p Students entering grades Pre-K4 though 5th Cost: $125 Instructor(s): Camp Staff Location: LS 203 Schedule: July 24 – July 28 | 7:00 a – 6:00 p This is not your typical brush-to-canvas art class! Young artists (see below for half-day options) will have the opportunity to create works of art on canvas using Cost: $225 a variety of creative materials and techniques such as tossing Location: Lower School (see camp schedule) paint-filled eggs, painting with toy cars, and using solar-melted Do you have a knack for building bridges? Are you interested in crayons. At the end of the week, we will host an art show for the physics and dynamics of amusement parks? Would you like family and friends. to take your creative skills to new heights? Then this camp is perfect for you! Campers will be engaged in fun and
K’NEX for Kids
Students entering grades Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 Instructor(s): Lorie Clay Schedule: July 24 – July 28 | 1:00 p – 3:00 p Cost: $125 Location: LS 122 It’s a fun-filled week of connecting with K’NEX®! Each day we will work on individual projects like constructing creatures, cars, dinosaurs, and more! We will also spend a little time each day working on a big group project. This is the perfect camp for little engineers.
Pet Care Camp
Students entering grades 2nd through 4th Instructor(s): David Kendrick Schedule: July 24 – July 28 | 1:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $125 Location: LS 212 In this class, students will learn about the responsibility of providing proper care for their pet dog, cat, rabbit, bird, or fish. Activities will focus on how to feed, provide water, exercises, bathing, enclosure cleaning techniques, and petting. We will also make nutritious pet treats and snacks.
Stop Motion Animation
Students entering grades 4th through 6th Instructor(s): Jessica McSpadden Schedule: July 24 – July 28 | 1:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $150 Location: LS 203 Students will learn the basics of stop motion animation and create their own short film.
Spirited Art: Monograms Students entering grades 3rd through 6th Instructor(s): Jenny Ross Schedule: July 24 – July 28 | 2:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $150 Location: LS 202
Students will use a variety of high-quality art materials to design and craft signature art pieces using their monogram. This is an open studio-style class, in which participants can select from several projects, and will receive specific instruction on completing their projects. This class is open to students of all skill levels.
Keyboarding
Students entering grade 6th through 8th Instructor(s): TBD Schedule: July 24 – August 4 | 2:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $125 Location: LS 142 Keyboarding is a life-long skill that is essential to performing quickly and efficiently in an evergrowing digital world. This course uses the best online course available so students will be expected to practice in class and at home. To receive Typing Master Certification, students must finish this course having completed all 13 Touch Typing Course Lessons and be able to demonstrate they can type without looking at their hands.
Discovery Day Camp: Math II
Students entering grades Pre-K4 through 5th Instructor(s): Camp Staff Schedule: July 31 – August 4 | 7:00 a – 6:00 p (see below for half-day options) Cost: $225 Location: Lower School (see camp schedule) Did you know that math can be as easy as Pi? Did you know that you can learn multiplication while playing checkers, or practice math operations with M&Ms®? In this camp we’ll show you how! Campers will be engaged in fun and enriching activities based on daily math themes – A Dollar, a Penny, How Much and How Many?; Made to Measure; Mathterpieces; Shape Up!; and Ten Frame – that incorporate math, reading, writing, art, cooking, and physical activity. Campers are grouped by grade level and will enjoy age-appropriate activities. A complete daily schedule of activities for each grade group is available online. Every camper will receive a
Discovery Day Camp t-shirt. We conclude the week with a trip to us for our open house and tea party. Millennium Bowl! Morning half-day option: 7:00 a – 1:00 p | $150 Afternoon half-day option: 1:00 p – 6:00 p | $125
Wee Little Arts: Splish! Splash! Wet Lab Adventures in Africa Students entering grades Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 Instructor(s): Lorie Clay Schedule: July 31 – August 4 | 9:00 a – 11:00 a Cost: $125 Location: LS 122 Join Mrs. Clay for mornings of wet and watery play! We will explore water and bubble sciences, play with water balloons, build and race sailboats, go on “fishing” trips, build a waterway, and lots more! Students are encouraged to wear swimwear and sunscreen under their clothes, and should bring dry clothes to change into after class.
Needles and Threads
Students entering grades 3rd through 6th Instructor(s): Fofe Vasquez Schedule: July 31 – August 4 | 9:00 a – 12:00 p Cost: $125 Location: LS 203 Each day of this class, participants will learn to sew a variety of items, such as buttons, bows, pencil cases, and small carrying bags using hand-stitching methods. Students will also learn embroidery techniques to embellish their creations.
Spirited Art: Once Upon a Time…
Students entering grades K through 2nd Instructor(s): Jenny Ross Schedule: July 31 – August 4 | 10:00 a – 12:00 p Cost: $150 Location: LS 124 Explore the life of real and fictional princesses through dressup, stories, crafts, and theme-related snacks. Students will also spend the week designing and constructing a castle from recyclable materials. At the end of the week, parents may join
Students entering grades Pre-K4 through 1st Instructor(s): Jessica Riley Schedule: July 31 – August 4 | 1:00 p – 3:00 p Cost: $150 Location: LS 122 Join us as Wee Little Arts takes an adventure in art through Africa. Students will be creating crafts related to African culture while exploring several different mediums. Projects include masks, drum rattles, and jewelry.
Football Camp
Athletics
Students entering grades 1st through 6th Instructor(s): Coach Michael Carter Schedule: June 5 – June 7 | 9:00 a – 11:30 a Cost: $125 Location: Football Field In this camp, participants will learn basic and advanced fundamentals of youth football. The camp focuses on playing football the Wildcat way through attention to detail, and playing smart, safe, and fun. Participants will be grouped by age, and will receive position-specific instruction, but will also learn the basics of all positions, including kicking and punting. All equipment will be provided.
Volleyball Camp
Girls entering grades 6th through 12th Instructor(s): Molly Keith Schedule: June 5 – June 9 | 9:00 a – 11:30 a Cost: $150 Location: Championship Gym (MS/US) This high-energy camp is perfect for female athletes looking to learn the fundamentals of volleyball. Participants will build and develop basic skills including serving, hitting, passing, and setting; and will have the opportunity to use these skills in game situations. The drills used in this camp are designed to prepare athletes for competitive play, and to help them strive in a team atmosphere.
Archery Camp
Students entering grades 4th through 7th Instructor(s): David Kendrick Schedule: June 5 – June 9 | 1:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $125 Location: Erwin Hall Performance Center and Gymnasium (LS) In this camp, participants will learn the fundamentals of archery including target shooting, safety rules, stance and nocking, drawing and loading, aiming, and proper scoring techniques. Additional topics to be covered are identifying
parts of the arrow and bow, range set-up, and proper care of equipment.
NIKE® Boys Basketball Camp I Boys entering grades 3rd through 9th Instructor(s): Coach Brandon Friedel and Elite Hoops Staff Schedule: June 12 – June 16 | 9:00 a – 3:00 p* Cost: $275 Location: Championship Gym
NIKE® Girls Basketball Camp Girls entering grades 3rd through 9th Instructor(s): Coach Brandon Friedel and Elite Hoops Staff Schedule: June 19 – June 23 | 9:00 a – 3:00 p* Cost: $275 Location: Championship Gym
NIKE® Boys Basketball Camp II
Boys entering grades 3rd through 9th Instructor(s): Coach Brandon Friedel and Elite Hoops Staff Schedule: July 10 – July 14 | 9:00 a – 3:00 p* Cost: $275 Location: Championship Gym This camp will focus on individual skills improvement through our morning skill stations and afternoon 3-on-3 leagues. Each participant will also play in one 5-on-5 game and participate in our Living by Numbers contests each day. This camp provides a perfect opportunity to prepare for your school, recreational, or AAU season. All NIKE® basketball camps maintain a player-tocoach ratio of 8:1, and are staffed by high school and collegiate coaches and players. Each camp is limited to the first 96 participants that register. Lunch will not be provided, but a concession stand will be available with pizza, snacks, and drinks. Each player will receive a NIKE® t-shirt, yearbook, camp certificate, and a hand-written evaluation from the coaching staff. *Camp will end at 12:00 p.m. on Friday, June 16; Friday, June 23; and Friday, July 14.
Registration To register for a camp, go to the following website listed below. Be sure to select the correct date and site. http://www.elitehoopsbasketball.com/Camps
Baseball Camp
Students entering grades 1st through 9th Instructor(s): Coach Richie Marsh Schedule: July 17 – July 21 | 9:00 a – 11:30 a Cost: $150 Location: Football Field/Indoor Batting Facility Staffed by current varsity Wildcats and former college players, this camp focuses on developing skills and fundamentals for all players and positions. The camp will utilize the school’s brand new on-campus indoor batting facility. Drills include defensive work for all positions, pitching, catching, proper throwing/batting mechanics, and base-running. Camp includes end-of-camp drill competitions and prizes.
Basketball Camp
Students entering grades 3rd and up Instructor(s): Coach Carl Vault Schedule: July 31 – August 2 | 8:00 a – 12:00 p Cost: $125 Location: Championship Gym This exciting three-day camp is open to boys and girls entering grades 3rd through 12th. The main goal of the camp is to teach players proper basketball fundamentals through drills and techniques for ball handling, shooting, defense, and agility. Players will be grouped by grade and gender, and will receive personalized coaching to address to their individual needs. Coaching staff includes Coach Carl Vault, varsity players, and a special appearance by Utah Jazz forward-guard Joe Johnson.
Cheer Camp
Students entering Kindergarten through 5th Instructor(s): Molly Thicksten Schedule: July 31 – August 4 | 1:00 p – 4:00 p Cost: $150 Location: Erwin Hall Performance Center and Gymnasium
During this camp, participants will learn all aspects of cheerleading such as jumps, stunts, tumbling, motions, cheers, and dance. This camp is a great way to build self-esteem and teambuilding skills. Throughout the week, participants will work on an awesome group routine and perform for family and friends on the last day of camp.
Credit Courses Credit courses will count towards graduation credit and are open to new or returning Episcopal students only.
Health
Students entering grades 9th through 12th Instructor(s): Jo Stoltz, Kara Lenfestey Orientation: Friday, May 26 | 10:30 a – 12:00 p Schedule: June 5 – July 7 Meetings: June 5 or June 21 | 8:00 a – 12:00 p Cost: $375 Location: Online/Erwin Middle School Library Upper School Health is primarily an online course* that will take an in-depth look at the total well-being of one’s mind, body, and spirit. Students will learn many aspects of health, including self-esteem, decision making, goal setting, fitness, nutrition, social interaction skills, dealing with loss and grief, managing stress, mental illnesses and other diseases, awareness and effects of tobacco, the hazards and consequences associated with high risk behavior involving alcohol, drugs, and sexual behavior decisions. Students will also be able to demonstrate Student CPR. Teaching methods will include PowerPoint, lecture, discussion, videos, worksheets, and required projects and tests. This course counts for graduation credit in health. The majority of the online coursework will be done through Haiku. However, the course does require meeting on campus for orientation on May 26th, and either June 5th or June 21st as detailed above. A course syllabus will be provided at orientation. Registration for Health closes on Friday, May 12, 2017.
Communications: Storytelling in a Global Age Students entering grades 9th through 12th
Instructor(s): Lara Beard Schedule: June 5 – June 23 | 9:00 a – 12:00 p (see additional scheduling info below) Cost: $350 Location: B 116 This course addresses students’ abilities to develop original ideas about the world around them, to understand various audiences and global perspectives, to research and implement appropriate resources and technology, and to express clear personal perspectives reflecting their enhanced awareness through effective interpersonal and intrapersonal communications. Students will work individually and collaboratively to discover and present new information and advocate for real solutions in a complex and changing world. Class meeting times are Monday through Thursday only from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.; No face-to-face classes on Fridays. This class also requires 12 hours of online course work outside of scheduled meeting times. Online course work includes readings, online reflections, and an e-Portfolio. Final project is due/will be presented on Thursday, June 22.
Non-Credit Courses
Non-credit courses are open to new and returning Episcopal Collegiate students, as well as non-Episcopal Collegiate students.
Algebra I Summer Refresher
Students entering grades 9th through 12th Instructor(s): Kara Lenfestey Schedule: July 24 – August 4 | 9:00 a -12:00 p Cost: $175 Location: MS 209 This two-week course is a great refresher for students taking Algebra II or a higher-level course in the coming school year. The following topics will be reviewed: equations, polynomials, factoring, algebraic equations, linear equations, systems of equations, inequalities, radicals, and the quadratic equation. Students must have successfully completed Algebra I to enroll in this course.
May 29 - June 2 TIME 8:00 a - 4:00 p
TIME
CLASS
INSTRUCTOR(S)
Basic Archery Instructor Training (June 2)
Curtis Gray
GRADES/AGES -
LOCATION Erwin Hall (LS)
June 5 - June 9
CLASS
INSTRUCTOR(S)
GRADES/AGES
LOCATION
Tonya Thomas Camp Staff Michael Carter Molly Keith Lara Beard
All Pre-K4 - 5th 1st - 6th 6th - 12th 9th - 12th
Hussman Dining Hall (LS) Lower School Football Field Championship Gym US 102
1:00 p - 4:00 p Online
Before Care Discovery Day Camp: Science I Football Camp (Mon - Wed only) Volleyball Camp Communications: Storytelling in Global Age Beginner’s Archery Health (Class Meeting - June 5, 8a - 12p)
David Kendrick Jo Stolz/Kara Lenfestey
4th - 7th 9th - 12th
4:00 p - 6:00 p
After Care
Tonya Thomas
All
Erwin Hall (LS) Erwin Middle School Library (Meeting) Hussman Dining Hall (LS)
CLASS
INSTRUCTOR(S)
GRADES/AGES
LOCATION
Before Care Discovery Day Camp: Technology I Summer Service Camp Safety Town Staff & Volunteers Cookies, Cupcakes, and Cake Pops Communications: Storytelling in Global Age Nike Basketball Camp - Boys I Japanese Language and Culture Health After Care
Tonya Thomas Camp Staff David Kendrick Safety Town Fofe Vasquez Lara Beard Brandon Friedel David House Jo Stolz/Kara Lenfestey Tonya Thomas
All Pre-K4 - 5th 6th - 8th K 2nd - 5th 9th - 12th 3rd - 9th 6th - 12th 9th - 12th All
Hussman Dining Hall (LS) Lower School MS 108 Lower School Hussman Dining Hall (LS) US 102 Championship Gym Simpson Upper School Library Hussman Dining Hall (LS)
GRADES/AGES
LOCATION
All Pre-K4 - 5th 6th - 8th 4th - 8th 9th - 12th 3rd - 9th 9th - 12th All
Hussman Dining Hall (LS) Lower School MS 108 LS 203 US 102 Championship Gym Hussman Dining Hall (LS)
7:00 a - 9:00 a 7:00 a - 6:00 p 9:00 a - 11:30 a 9:00 a - 11:30 a 9:00 a - 12:00 p
TIME 7:00 a - 9:00 a 7:00 a - 6:00 p 8:00 a - 12:00 p 9:00 a - 11:45 a 9:00 a - 12:00 p 9:00 a - 12:00 p 9:00 a - 3:00 p 1:00 p - 4:00 p Online 4:00 p - 6:00 p
June 12 - June 16
June 19 - June 23 TIME 7:00 a - 9:00 a 7:00 a - 6:00 p 8:00 a - 12:00 p 9:00 a - 12:00 p 9:00 a - 12:00 p 9:00 a - 3:00 p Online 4:00 p - 6:00 p
CLASS
INSTRUCTOR(S)
Before Care Tonya Thomas Discovery Day Camp: Engineering I Camp Staff Summer Service Camp David Kendrick Flea Market Flips Fofe Vasquez/Ruthie Peterson Communications: Storytelling in Global Age Lara Beard Nike Basketball Camp - Girls Brandon Friedel Health (Class Meeting - June 21, 8a - 12p) Jo Stolz/Lenfestey After Care Tonya Thomas
June 26 - June 30 TIME 7:00 a - 9:00 a 7:00 a - 6:00 p 9:00 a - 12:00 p 1:00 p - 4:00 p Online 4:00 p - 6:00 p
CLASS
INSTRUCTOR(S)
GRADES/AGES
LOCATION
Before Care Discovery Day Camp: Math I Tie-dye Techniques Game of Drones Health After Care
Tonya Thomas Camp Staff Ruthie Peterson David Kendrick Jo Stolz/Lenfestey Tonya Thomas
All Pre-K4 - 5th 4th- 8th 4th - 8th 9th - 12th All
Hussman Dining Hall (LS) Lower School LS 203 LS Design Lab Hussman Dining Hall (LS)
July 3 - July 7 TIME
Online
CLASS Health
INSTRUCTOR(S)
Jo Stolz/Kara Lenfestey
GRADES/AGES
LOCATION
9th - 12th
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July 10 - July 14 TIME 7:00 a - 9:00 a 7:00 a - 6:00 p 8:00 a - 11:30 a 9:00 a - 11:00 a 9:00 a - 3:00 p 12:00 p - 1:30 p 1:00 p - 4:00 p 1:00 p - 4:00 p 1:00 p - 4:00 p 1:30 p - 3:30 p 3:30 p - 6:00 p
CLASS
INSTRUCTOR(S)
GRADES/AGES
LOCATION
Before Care Discovery Day Camp: Science II 3D Animation Studio Books and Brunch NIKE Basketball Camp - Boys II MinecraftEdu Delicious Destinations Sew Cute and Cuddly Creative Circuitry FIRST LEGO League After Care
Tonya Thomas Camp Staff Christian Rogers Lorie Clay Brandon Friedel Christian Rogers David Kendrick Sophie Hussey Jessica McSpadden Christian Rogers Tonya Thomas
All Pre-K4 - 5th 5th - 12th Pre-K3 - Pre-K4 3rd - 9th 3rd - 6th K - 2nd 1st - 4th 4th - 6th 9 - 14 yrs All
Hussman Dining Hall (LS) Lower School LS 142 LS 122 Championship Gym LS 142 LS 151 LS 204 LS 203 LS 142 Hussman Dining Hall (LS)
July 17 - July 21 TIME
CLASS
INSTRUCTOR(S)
GRADES/AGES
LOCATION
7:00 a - 9:00 a 7:00 a - 6:00 p 8:00 a - 11:30 a 9:00 a - 11:00 a 9:00 a - 11:30 a 9:00 a - 12:00 p 10:00 a - 12:00 p 12:00 p - 1:30 p 12:00 p - 2:00 p 1:00 p - 3:00 p 1:00 p - 4:00 p 1:00 p - 4:00 p 1:30 p - 3:30 p 2:00 p - 4:00 p 3:30 p - 6:00 p
Before Care Discovery Day Camp: Technology II 3D Animation Studio Ballet and Creative Movement Baseball Camp Kinder Coders Little Kids Cook! MinecraftEdu Theatre Little LEGO® Builders Creative Quilters Japanese Language and Culture FIRST LEGO League Big Kids Cook! After Care
Tonya Thomas Camp Staff Christian Rogers Katherine Greer Richie Marsh Leigh Keener Faith Anaya Christian Rogers Katherine Greer Lorie Clay Sophie Hussey David House Christian Rogers Faith Anaya Tonya Thomas
All Pre-K4 - 5th 5th - 12th Pre-K3 - 1st 1st - 9th K - 1st 6 - 8 yrs 3rd - 6th 2nd - 5th Pre-K3 - Pre-K4 3rd - 8th 6th - 12th 9 - 14 yrs 9 - 14 yrs All
Hussman Dining Hall (LS) Lower School LS 142 LS 151 Football/Field Indoor Batting Facility LS 124 Hussman Dining Hall (LS) LS 142 LS 151 LS 122 LS 202 Simpson Upper School Library LS 142 Hussman Dining Hall (LS) Hussman Dining Hall (LS)
July 24 - July 28 TIME 7:00 a - 9:00 a 7:00 a - 6:00 p 9:00 a - 11:00 a 9:00 a - 11:00 a 9:00 a - 12:00 p 9:00 a - 12:00 p 12:00 p - 2:00 p 1:00 p - 3:00 p 1:00 p - 4:00 p 1:00 p - 4:00 p 2:00 p - 4:00 p 2:00 p - 4:00 p 4:00 p - 6:00 p
CLASS
INSTRUCTOR(S)
GRADES/AGES
LOCATION
Before Care Discovery Day Camp: Engineering II Ballet and Creative Movement Spirited Art: Fairy Garden Party Kids on Canvas Algebra I Summer Refresher Theatre K’NEX for Kids Pet Care Camp Stop Motion Animation Spirited Art: Monograms Keyboarding After Care
Tonya Thomas Camp Staff Katherine Greer Jenny Ross Fofe Vasquez Kara Lenfestey Katherine Greer Lorie Clay David Kendrick Jessica McSpadden Jenny Ross TBD Tonya Thomas
All Pre-K4 - 5th Pre-K3 - 1st K - 2nd 2nd - 5th 9th - 12th 2nd - 5th Pre-K3 - Pre-K4 2nd - 4th 4th - 6th 3rd - 6th 6th - 8th All
Hussman Dining Hall (LS) Lower School LS 151 LS 124/Quinn Outdoor Classroom LS 203 MS 209 LS 151 LS 122 LS 212 LS 203 LS 202 LS 142 Hussman Dining Hall (LS)
July 31 - August 4 TIME
CLASS
INSTRUCTOR(S)
GRADES/AGES
LOCATION
7:00 a - 9:00 a 7:00 a - 6:00 p 8:00 a - 12:00 p 9:00 a - 11:00 a 9:00 a - 12:00 p 9:00 a - 12:00 p 10:00 a - 12:00 p 1:00 p - 3:00 p 1:00 p - 4:00 p 2:00 p - 4:00 p 4:00 p - 6:00 p
Before Care Discovery Day Camp: Math II Basketball Camp (Mon - Wed only) Splish! Splash! Wet Lab Needles and Threads Algebra I Summer Refresher Spirited Art: Once Upon a Time… Wee Little Arts Cheer Camp Keyboarding After Care
Tonya Thomas Camp Staff Carl Vault Lorie Clay Fofe Vasquez Kara Lenfestey Jenny Ross Jessica Riley Molly Thicksten TBD Tonya Thomas
All Pre-K4 - 5th 3rd & up Pre-K3 - Pre-K4 3rd - 6th 9th - 12th K - 2nd Pre-K4 - 1st K - 5th 6th - 8th All
Hussman Dining Hall (LS) Lower School Championship Gym LS 122 LS 203 MS 209 LS 124 LS 122 Erwin Hall (LS) LS 142 Hussman Dining Hall (LS)