CCDS Summer Programs 2016 by Cincinnati Country Day School

GENERAL INFORMATION CCDSummer Programs are located on Cincinnati Country Day School’s beautiful 62-acre campus. The campus features expansive athletic fields, woods, two gymnasiums, 25-meter 6-lane swimming pool, performing arts theater, all-weather track, three multi-age playgrounds, dining facility, and a 7-court tennis complex. Whatever your interests — from technology, sports, or acting to day camps — CCDSummer programs offer opportunities for children ages 18 months – adults. Programs run during the months of June through August. Course offerings and day camps have been scheduled to allow you to develop a summer schedule full of excitement, fun, and personal growth! • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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Class sizes are limited. A $25 non-refundable registration fee is required of all participants. Payment in full is due at the time of registration. Checks should be made payable to CCDS. MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express are accepted. Courses not meeting minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation. Registrants will be refunded full course fee. Cancellations must be submitted in writing 14 days prior to the start of a session. Cancellations made prior to 14 days of a session will receive 90% reimbursement. Cancellations made within 13 days or fewer of a session will forfeit their fee. No program fee refunds are available for withdrawals for any reason, including illness, within two weeks of the program start date. Non-CCDS students must complete an Emergency Medical Authorization Form. Day camp and Summer PE registrants must have a Student Medical Records Form on file prior to the first day. Forms will be emailed or mailed with the confirmation or are available online at www.countryday.net/go/summer . Current CCDS students are exempt. Tours and admission information can be obtained by calling (513) 979-0220. The lower school building and a designated area in the Dining Terrace are zoned “nut-free” to accommodate those with severe nut allergies. Cincinnati Country Day School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, age (40 or over), national origin, ancestry, or military service/veteran’s status in the administration of its educational programs and policies, admission decisions, tuition aid programs, employment practices and benefits, athletic, or other school administered programs. For a campus map, visit www.countryday.net/go/directions.

CONTACT INFORMATION CCDSummer Programs 6905 Given Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 Tina Moulin, Director P 513-979-0229 F 513-527-7602 moulint@countryday.net

DAY CAMP Cincinnati Country Day School Summer Programs is known for being one of the top day camps in Cincinnati. Children 18 months through entering sixth grade are led by degreed and experienced teachers who provide engaging activities that promote growth and success, encourage discovery, and create a community that instills a strong sense of self. Our beautiful 62-acre campus offers learning opportunities both inside and out. Our nurturing classroom environments promote exploration and collaboration. Manipulatives and materials offer endless possibilities for learning, creativity, and imagination. Day camps take place over an eight-week period with flexible summer scheduling options available. All campers are offered healthy snacks. Campers enrolled in morning with lunch or all-day programs are offered a nutritious lunch. Optional after camp care is also available. PROGRAMS Toddler, Age 3, Age 4 and Kindergarten Groups Destination Discovery camps encourage exploration and creativity through developmentally appropriate open-ended activities. Extensions of these activities emerge from questions and interests as each camper constructs his/her learning experiences. Our teachers prepare a rich and nurturing environment that supports exploration and collaboration. Manipulatives and materials offer endless possibilities for learning, creativity, and imagination. Toddler group activities will include: • Investigation through learning centers • Outdoor classroom environment • Nature connection • Movement • Music • Creative arts • Cooking • Visits by special guests • Outdoor water play

Age 3, Age 4, and Kindergarten activities will include: • Investigation and discovery • Learning centers • Etiquette lessons • Nature connection • Movement • Music • Tennis instruction • Creative arts • Cooking • Visits by special guests • Outdoor Splash Pad water play o During the summer 2016, the pool will be closed as part of our North Campus Project. PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS • • •

Toddler campers do NOT have to be toilet trained. Campers MUST be toilet trained to participate in the Preschool and Kindergarten groups. Emergency Medical Authorization and Student Medical Record Forms required.

PROGRAM SCHEDULE Toddler, Age 3, Age 4, and Kindergarten groups choose from morning, morning with lunch or all-day programs, 3 or 5 days per week. Weekly option registration is offered (excluding new students in the Toddler group). To allow for age-appropriate transitions, toddlers who were not enrolled at CCDS for the current school year must register for one or both four-week sessions.

Toddler, Age 3, Age 4, and Kindergarten Sessions Session II: 7/4 – 7/29 Closed Monday, July 4

Session I: 6/6 – 7/1 Weeks 6/6 – 6/10

6/13 – 6/17

6/20 – 6/24

6/27 – 7/1

7/4 – 7/8 Closed Monday, July 4

7/11 – 7/15

7/18 – 7/22

7/25 – 7/29

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3 or 5 days per week Morning program: 8:30 a.m. – noon Morning program with lunch: 8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. *New option All-day program: 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. After camp care: 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

PROGRAM PRICING

Toddler, Age 3, Age 4, and Kindergarten

Program Options

Weekly Pricing

Session Pricing (4 weeks) $ 420

Morning program – 3 days (TWTH)

$105

Morning program – 5 days (M-F)

$175 $140 week of 7/4 Closed Monday, July 4

$ 700 Session I $ 665 Session II

Morning program with Lunch – 3 days (TWTH)

$135

$ 540

Morning program with lunch – 5 days (M-F)

$225 $180 week of 7/4 Closed Monday, July 4

$ 900 Session I $ 855 Session II

All-day program – 3 days (TWTH)

$170

$ 680

All-day program – 5 days (M-F)

$300 $240 week of 7/4 Closed Monday, July 4

$1200 Session I $1140 Session II

After Camp Care

$15 per day $20 per day for drop-in

Grades 1 – 6 Camp Country Day provides a unique learning experience that fosters the key academic areas through club-centered programs. Each week offers new and engaging opportunities for campers to learn through hands-on and fun activities. Each week will include: • • • • • • • • •

Creativity and Discovery Clubs

Academic Blast Nature connection Leadership development Sports series Tennis instruction Technology Field trips Outdoor Splash Pad water play o During the summer 2016, the pool will be closed as part of our North Campus Project.

PROGRAM SCHEDULE Campers participate in an all-day program, 5 days per week. Weekly option is offered.

Grades 1 – 6 Weeks 6/6 – 6/10

6/13 – 6/17

6/20 – 6/24

6/27 – 7/1

7/4 – 7/8 Closed Monday, July 4

7/11 – 7/15

7/18 – 7/22

7/25 – 7/29

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All-day program: 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. After camp care: 3:30 - 5:30 p.m.

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS •

Emergency Medical Authorization and Student Medical Record Forms required.

PROGRAM PRICING

Grades 1 – 6 All-Day (M-F)

Program Option

After Camp Care

Weekly Pricing

$300 $240 week of 7/4 Closed Monday, July 4 $15 per day $20 per day for drop-in

PROGRAM DISCOUNTS • •

A 10% discount will be applied at the time of registration if signing-up for four or more weeks of camp. Discounts not applicable for After Camp Care.

REGISTRATION • • • • • •

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Group placement is based entering grade/program for the 2016-2017 school year or age by June 1st. A $25 non-refundable registration fee is required for all participants. Payment in full is due at the time of registration. Checks should be made payable to CCDS. MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express are accepted. Cancellations must be submitted in writing 14 days prior to the start of a session. Cancellations made prior to 14 days of a session will receive 90% reimbursement. Cancellations made within 13 days or fewer of a session will forfeit their fee. There are no pro-rated fees for campers leaving before its completion or missing time during camp.

CONTACT INFORMATION CCDSummer Programs 6905 Given Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 Tina Moulin, Director P 513-979-0229 F 513-527-7602 moulint@countryday.net

COURSES Sorted: Academic, Arts, Athletic CCDSummer Program courses offer week long (half or full day) academic, arts, and athletic options specifically created to provide a variety of experiences for preschool age campers to adults. These courses provide an opportunity for participants to create a variety of unique experiences over the summer. The varied schedules allow campers to tailor a full summer geared towards interests or simply enjoy a wide variety of experiences.

ACT Prep in English (ACTE) Grades 10 - 12 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Deborah Floyd, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $425 Description: The ACT is not the SAT! What’s the difference? This hands-on workshop will answer all of your questions and highlight the particular skills essential to find success on this college entrance exam. Students will leave this workshop with a full understanding of the ACT format, as well as practical preparation practices that target identified areas for continued individual improvement in grammar, usage, mechanics and reading comprehension. Jumpstart this important summer of ACT preparation. *This workshop is ideally suited for rising juniors and seniors. ACT Ultimate - Course Id: 280254 Grades 10 - 12 Dates: 6/20/2016 - 7/8/2016 No class on 7/4/2016 Times: 9 - 11:30 am (class) 9 am - 1 pm (test) Instructor: The Princeton Review Course Fee: $749 (promo code CCDSummer250) Description: Master your ACT test with the most comprehensive prep course. We'll review all the content, teach you our exclusive strategies and ensure you're completely prepared with extensive in-class practice. This course delivers 25 hours of live instruction and four full length practice tests, plus essential insider admissions advice.

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ACADEMIC COURSES

Course Structure: • 25 hours of in-person, instructor-led prep • Practice tests: 4 proctored practice tests, 8 additional ACTs and 4 SATs • Study tools: Access to both our ACT and SAT self-paced courses with 40–60 hours of video lessons • Extra help: Interactive Admissions and Financial Aid courses • Guarantee: Score higher or get your money back –view terms and conditions here http://www.princetonreview.com/guarantee.as px App Design See Camp Codes Below Ages 8 - 16 Week 1 (AD1): 6/27/2016 - 7/1/2016 Week 2 (AD2): 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 9 am - 4 pm Instructor: Youth Digital www.youthdigitalcamps.com Fee: $390 per week Description: Students will learn basic mobile app development skills as they design and program their own mobile game. As participants create their mobile game from scratch, basic programming concepts, including if-then statements, variables, and complex logic will be introduced. Students will choose characters, level design, and programming the app’s functionality from start to finish. At the end of camp, students will be able to download and play their app on Android or iOS!

Chinese Traveler: Intro to Culture and Language See Camp Codes Below Grades 5 - 8 Week 1 (CT1): 6/6/2016 - 6/10/2016 Week 2 (CT2): 7/11/2016 - 7/15/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Rhoda Weston, Chinese Honors, AP, and Advanced Study Educator Course Fee: $150 per week Description: Students will study the rich five thousand year old Chinese Culture, while also learning the fundamentals of the Mandarin Chinese language. The course explores cultural concepts included in films, pop music, games, activities, crafts, and art. With this exposure to the Mandarin Chinese language, participants will be able to understand and have simple conversations, apply the rules of basic Chinese character and Pinyin writing and build a vocabulary base. Classes will be high energy, interactive, and fun – not a traditional lecture-based language course! Chinese Traveler: Intro to Culture and Language (CT3) Grades 9 - Adult Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Rhoda Weston, Chinese Honors, AP, and Advanced Study Educator Course Fee: $150 Description: Students will study the rich five thousand year old Chinese Culture, while also learning the fundamentals of the Mandarin Chinese language. The course explores cultural concepts included in films, pop music, games, activities, crafts, and art. With this exposure to the Mandarin Chinese language, participants will be able to understand and have simple conversations, apply the rules of basic Chinese character and Pinyin writing and build a vocabulary base. Classes will be high energy, interactive, and fun – not a traditional lecture-based language course!

ACADEMIC COURSES

Students will have access to the online version of the course after camp, including video tutorials, interactive quizzes, and new challenges. Lunch is provided.

Coding Camp Grades 6 - 9 See Camp Codes Below Week 1 (CK1): 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Week 2 (CK2): 6/20/2016 – 6/24/2016 Week 3 (CK3): 6/27/2016 – 7/1/2016 Week 4 (CK4): 7/11/2016 – 7/15/2016 Week 5 (CK5): 7/18/2016 – 7/22/2016 Week 6 (CK6): 7/25/2016 – 7/29/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Fee: $200 per week Description: Spend a week or more exploring the world of computer science and programming. Through software programs like SCRATCH - a drag and drop visual programming environment from MIT media lab and Lifelong education – campers will study the foundations of computer science: sequence, selection, and repetition. Topics will continue and develop into other languages like SmallBasic, Python, and Web Development. At the end of this course, participants will complete several working software titles including games and their own educational software. (Students can use their CCDS tablet or will be provided a tablet for the duration of the week.) Engineered for Fun See Camp Codes Below Kindergarten - Grade 4 Week 1 (EF1): 7/11/2016 - 7/15/2016 Week 2 (EF2): 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Week 3 (EF3): 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Tresonne Peters, CCDS Faculty Fee: $150 per week Description: Through a variety of hands-on activities, including interacting with actual engineers, participants will gain valuable knowledge related to the field of engineering. Young engineers will fly kites, make complex paper airplanes, explore NASA approved lessons using Stomp Rockets, create intricate origami paper structures, and make indestructible bubbles. This course encourages curiosity and creativity for active minds!

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Health Studies (HSC) CCDS 9th graders may not take this course. Grades 9 - 12 Dates: 6/20/2016 - 7/1/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Rachel Corwin, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $800 Description: Students participating in this course will explore various aspects related to physical, psychological, and emotional health as stipulated by the Ohio Department of Education. As time permits, the course will include the following areas of study, which are mandated by the State: • The nutritive value of foods, including naturally and organically produced foods, the relation of nutrition to health, and the use and effects of food additives • The harmful effects of and legal restrictions against the use of drugs of abuse, alcoholic beverages, and tobacco • Sexually transmitted disease education • Dating violence prevention Non-CCDS students should check with their school to determine if the course is accepted for credit prior to registering. Course Credit: Students who successfully complete the summer health course earn .5 credit, which satisfies the requirements set forth by the State of Ohio. In order to receive course credit, 60 contact hours are required of students. Failure to meet the course requirements below may result in the student not receiving credit for the course. Course Structure: This course will combine an online curriculum with classroom work. Students are expected to complete the online component independently during the weeks of June 20 and June 27. More information about the online requirements will be explained during the first classroom session. The summer health course is intensive. It includes all material covered during a full semester. Students are required to complete numerous assignments, including a comprehensive final exam. There is also a research component to the course.

Course Requirements: In order for student to receive credit for this course, the following requirements must be met: • A student must spend a minimum of 60 total hours (classroom and online) on course work. • A student must earn a C- (70%) or higher for the course. • A student may miss no more than 1 class meeting (with instructor’s approval).

Lego Mindstorms (LMS) Grades 4 - 8 Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Elissa Michalski, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $225 Description: Using NXT technology, build and program LEGO robots that you bring to life! This exciting hi-tech course teaches science, technology, engineering, and math skills in an engaging, hands-on approach. Participants will explore their unique creativity while learning new skills in teamwork, problem solving, mechanics, spatial reasoning, and much more. Building, exploring and programming will be focused on through real-life challenges. As the course progresses, participants will build on their robotic knowledge to create a robot of their own, designed to solve a problem or serve as a kinetic work of art! Campers won’t take creations home, but families are invited to a

ACADEMIC COURSES

Jumpstart Into First Grade (JIF) Grade 1 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Meghan Graves, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $225 Description: Students will experience the exciting learning adventures awaiting them in first grade. Each day students will participate in a simulated first grade schedule that will focus on the following topics: Writing Workshop, handwriting, readin g, math, word study, and project time (includes social studies and science). This course is appropriate for Montessori or Kindergarten students who would benefit from a sneak peek into first grade.

robotic presentation on the last day of camp. No prior NXT experience required. Legos for STEM See Camp Codes Below Kindergarten - Grade 4 Week 1 (LFS1): 7/11/2016 - 7/15/2016 Week 2 (LFS2): 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Week 3 (LFS3): 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Tresonne Peters, CCDS Faculty Fee: $125 per week Description: Join the Lego fun designing, building, and collaborating with friends! Campers will use Lego education kits and daily lessons related to STEM science, technology, engineering, or mathematics – as a guide in making their Lego designs. Friday is openended exploration challenging campers to create structures and vehicles that apply acquired STEM knowledge. This course is fun, interactive, and engaging for eager minds! Makers Camp See Camp Codes Below Grades 6 - 9 Week 1 (MC1): 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Week 2 (MC2): 6/20/2016 – 6/24/2016 Week 3 (MC3): 6/27/2016 – 7/1/2016 Week 4 (MC4): 7/11/2016 – 7/15/2016 Week 5 (MC5): 7/18/2016 – 7/22/2016 Week 6 (MC6): 7/25/2016 – 7/29/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Fee: $275 per week Description: Bring your invention to life in this innovative Makers Camp! Campers will put on their engineering hats tackling thought-provoking topics in the design process as they tinker, create, and invent. Lessons using soldering irons, volt meters, glue guns, and other simple hand tools will bring inventions to life. Each week campers will focus on a different project self-propelled vehicles, lightsabers, automatons, and rockets to name just a few – with the objective to develop creative problem solvers with a passion for risk taking in design and engineering solutions. This handson interactive course will transform learning!

Students will have access to the online version of the course after camp, including video tutorials, interactive quizzes, and new challenges. Lunch is provided. Phonological Awareness Boot Camp (PAB) Grade 1 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Ginger Halterman, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $325 Description: A systematic approach to heighten growing phonemic and phonological awareness skills. Engaging activities will be used to teach and reinforce skills. This course will help develop and promote reading fluency. SAT Prep in English (SATE) Grades 10 - 12 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Times: 9 - 11 am Instructor: Deborah Floyd, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $425 Description: With all due respect to Bob Dylan: “The SAT times are a-changin”! That’s right! The College Board has made substantive changes to the 2016 SAT. The former rarified vocabulary section that required

rote memorization has been replaced by “Tier Two” words that demand new applied comprehension strategies. What are “Tier Two” words? This hands-on workshop will answer that question and more. Students will leave this workshop with a full understanding of the NEW SAT format, as well as practical preparation practices that target identified areas for continued individual improvement in grammar, usage, mechanics, and reading comprehension. Jumpstart this important summer of SAT preparation. *This workshop is ideally suited for rising juniors.

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Mod Design I See Camp Codes Below Ages 8 - 16 Week 1 (MD1): 6/20/2016 - 6/24/2016 Week 2 (MD2): 7/11/2016 - 7/15/2016 Times: 9 am - 4 pm Instructor: Youth Digital www.youthdigitalcamps.com Fee: $390 per week Description: Students will learn the basics of one of the most popular coding languages in the world as they modify real Java code to build their own Minecraft mods including blocks, items, and more. Participants will master introductory computer programming concepts including object-oriented programming, methods and parameters, instantiation of new objects, and more. To create mods, the pro-level Java development tool, Eclipse will be taught. At the end of camp, students will walk away with a unique Minecraft mod they can download and share with friends!

SAT Ultimate - Course ID 286930 Grades 10 - 12 Dates: 7/11/2016 - 7/28/2016 Times: 9 - 11:30 am (class) 9 am - 1 pm (test) Instructor: The Princeton Review Course Fee: $749 (promo code CCDSummer250) Description: Our top-notch research team spent a year creating a comprehensive prep course for the New SAT. Students will master New SAT content with our exclusive test-taking strategies with all new in-class practice questions, drills and practice exams scored just like the new test. NEW! This course features access to an online student portal with our exclusive Chat with a Teacher. Students will receive up to three hours of oneon-one, personalized instruction with a teacher online. Course Structure: • 25 hours of in-person, instructor-led prep • In-class review of all SAT content • Extensive guided practice of all test-taking strategies • Admissions and Financial Aid courses to help you research schools, organize your applications and maximize financial aid awards. • Access to our new adaptive student portal. You can spend your time studying on your unique areas of focus to help you maximize your score. • Chat with a Teacher: Just click a button and you’re immediately connected to an expert instructor – day or night.

exposed to a variety of techniques for organizing and planning studying times and learning how to plan ahead to manage work time independently.

Get up to three hours of additional instruction focused on your questions with a teacher in an online classroom.

Soaring Into Second Grade (SSG) Grade 2 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Prissy Schoeny, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $225 Description: Boarding plane CCDS! Each day students will be introduced to the daily routines and independence of a second grade classroom that will focus on the following topics: math, spelling strategies, Writerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Workshop, reading, and fun learning! This course is appropriate for students who would benefit from a sneak peek into second grade. Sounds, Letters, and Making Connections (SLMC) Kindergarten Dates: 7/25-2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 1 - 2:30 pm Instructor: Ginger Halterman, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $225 Description: Participants will practice and reinforce hearing sounds in words and identifying patterns through hands-on games that engage all five senses. Campers will use their bodies to learn and make connections. Study Skills Sharpener (SSS1) Grades 5 - 8 Dates: 7/18/16 - 7/22/16 Times: 9 - 11 am Instructor: Amanda Vaughn and Ashley Thomas, Connections Tutoring Course Fee: $200 Description: This course will sharpen and improve overall study skills and test preparation knowledge through guided practice and engaging individual and group work. Topics covered will include: efficient and effective note-taking strategies, memorization strategies, organizing text and new information, summarizing new information and class notes, verbal and written techniques for note-taking, studying, and test taking strategies. Additionally students will be

We will discuss managing summer work and reading projects to prepare for the year ahead, tackling nightly homework, and planning ahead for tests and projects. Students will receive a binder with all materials accessible for implementation as the school year begins.

ACADEMIC COURSES

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Study Skills Sharpener (SSS2) Grades 9 - 12 Dates: 7/25/16 - 7/29/16 Times: 9 - 11 am Instructor: Amanda Vaughn and Ashley Thomas, Connections Tutoring Course Fee: $200 Description: This course will sharpen and improve overall study skills and test preparation knowledge through guided practice and engaging individual and group work. Topics covered will include: efficient and effective note-taking strategies, memorization strategies, organizing text and new information, summarizing new information and class notes, verbal and written techniques for note-taking, studying, and test taking strategies. Additionally students will be exposed to a variety of techniques for organizing and planning studying times and learning how to plan ahead to manage work time independently. We will discuss topics such as summer reading projects, preparing for tests throughout the year, and planning for college entrance exams. Students will receive a binder with all materials accessible for implementation as the school year begins.

CONTACT INFORMATION CCDSummer Programs 6905 Given Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 Tina Moulin, Director P 513-979-0229 F 513-527-7602 moulint@countryday.net

ARTS COURSES

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Wet and Wild Water Adventure (WWW) Grades 1 - 3 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Prissy Schoeny and Meghan Graves, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $150 Description: Come play with and investigate water in this tons of fun, physically engaging, and mentally challenging wet and wild water adventure. Campers will use their creativity, exploration and imagination through water, art, science, and engineering. From carving an ice sculpture to building a water balloon launcher, campers will leave a lot wetter than they came. Get suited up and ready to soak up some fun, friendship, and soggy memories.

A Star Is Born! (ASB) Grades K - 4 Dates: 6/6/2016 - 6/10/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Kathleen Renner and Lois Poe Rust, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $225 Description: Be part of an amazing summer theater experience where participants will learn songs and dances from Broadway favorites. Musical selections will be tailored around the talents of the cast. Learn theater terms, vocal warm-up exercises, script reading, blocking, songs, dances, and improv. On the final day, students will perform in our state of the art theater. Acting 101 Ages 7 - 14 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 (Performance 6/17) Times: 9:30 am - 4 pm Instructor: Elizabeth Harris, Director University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Department (CCM Prep) Course Fee: $250 Description: That’s a wrap! Have fun while learning the skills necessary to start acting with style. You’ll explore character development, improvisation, scene work, and movement that will culminate in a performance of improvisation and scripted scenes. Lunch is provided. All "Decked Out" (ADO) Ages 4 - Grade 1 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Prissy Schoeny, CCDS Faculty and Jessica Cicchinelli, CCDS Community Member Course Fee: $225 Description: Transform ye self into a living, breathing crew member as you sail away in search of treasure. Pirate Masters will turn recruits into pirates as they make access “arrr” ries to represent their imaginary pirate. Yer lads and lasses will have the time of their lives with storytelling, crafts, treasure hunts, and a visit from our very own Country Day Pirate!

Camp Bravo at Cincinnati Country Day School Ages 7 - 14 Dates: 6/27/2016 - 7/1/2016 (Performance 7/1) Times: 9 am - 4 pm Instructor: Elizabeth Harris, Director University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Department (CCM Prep) Course Fee: $275 Description: Prepare yourself for applause, cheers and rave reviews with our musical theater camp. Acquire the skills to become a triple threat with acting, dance and voice classes taught by the professional teaching artists of the CCM Preparatory. Take a bow at the concluding performance! Lunch is provided.

ARTS COURSES

Art I (ART) Grades 9 - 12 Dates: 6/14/2016 - 7/21/2016 (Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays) Times: 8 am - Noon Instructor: Carole Lichty-Smith, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $1200 Description: Art I is a general art course for credit providing beginning students the opportunity to explore two-dimensional media including drawing, painting, collage and glass. Working from imagination, memory, and observation, students will build a portfolio and critique skills with an emphasis on understanding the communicative powers of visual expression. Students will learn and use basic vocabulary of the artist, the elements and principles of design, and will be introduced to the work of selected artists as frequent models for class assignments. Non-CCDS students should check with their school to determine if the course is accepted for credit prior to registering. Course Credit: Students who successfully complete Art I will earn .5 credit. Failure to meet the course requirements below may result in the student not receiving credit for the course. Course Structure: This course runs during a five week period meeting three days (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) a week. Students will meet 12 hours each week for a total of 60 hours. Projects will be graded using a unique rubric based on technical and aesthetic performance. Course Requirements: In order to receive .5 credit for this course, the following requirements must be met: • A student must spend 60 total hours on course work. • A student must earn a final grade of a C or higher. • A student may miss no more than 1 class meeting (with instructor’s approval).

Camp Curtain Call at Cincinnati Country Day School Ages 9 - 15 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 8/6/2016 (Performances 8/5 and 8/6) Times: 9 am - 3 pm Instructor: Kari-Lee Sutherland, Director and Rebecca Childs, Musical Director University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Department (CCM Prep) Course Fee: $450 Description: We're all crazy to be part of Gershwin's Crazy for You, Jr. Mornings will be dedicated to rehearsing for the production, enhanced by afternoon master classes to develop young performers' theatrical skills and knowledge. This program is for students with theatre experience. If the student's audition determines that a student lacks the appropriate experience, he or she may be asked to participate in Camp Bravo. Please see the website for complete audition information. Lunch is provided.

Children's Storybook Theater (CST) Ages 4 - Kindergarten Dates: 6/20/2016 - 7/1/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Liz Bevis, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $200 Description: Take the stage as your favorite storybook character. Stories, stage performance, and costume design will be the focus during this two week course. Performing arts offer children an opportunity to practice oral language skills, develop self-confidence, and self-expression. Campers will celebrate their theater experience with a performance for family and friends at 11 am on Friday.

Living with Tails - Life as a Mermaid (UTS) Ages 4 - Grade 1 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Prissy Schoeny, CCDS Faculty and Jessica Cicchinelli, CCDS Community Member Course Fee: $225 Description: Mermaids dream of life on land and we dream of life under the sea. Immerse yourself in the life of a mermaid while you visit the beautiful underwater world of Atlantis. Through craft projects, storytelling, music, and dance, campers will see if life is better down where it’s wetter. “We got no troubles, life is the bubbles, under the sea…”

CONTACT INFORMATION CCDSummer Programs 6905 Given Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 Tina Moulin, Director P 513-979-0229 F 513-527-7602 moulint@countryday.net

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Centerstage! at Cincinnati Country Day School Ages 9 - 15 Dates: 7/11/2016 - 7/23/2016 (Performances 7/22 and 7/23) Times: 9 am - 3 pm Instructor: Lauren Carr, Director University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Department (CCM Prep) Course Fee: $375 Description: Calling all aspiring young actors! Who wouldn't want to play a zombie? You can in Drama Geeks vs Zombie Cheerleaders by Katherine Walit. With an emphasis on ACTING, this camp allows actors to learn all aspects of a play performance – designing the costumes, sets, and lighting! Please see the website for complete audition information. Lunch is provided.

Palace Palooza (PP) Ages 3 - Kindergarten Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Prissy Schoeny, CCDS Faculty and Jessica Cicchinelli, CCDS Community Member Course Fee: $225 Description: Come dressed in your royal best! This camp is the perfect place to let imaginations run wild as we prepare for the biggest event of the summer−The Palace Palooza. Activities will include storytime, dancing, arts and crafts, and fantasy play.

Poetry Power! (POS) Grades 1 - 3 Dates: 7/11/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Liz Bevis, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $200 Description: The power of poetry will shine on stage as participants present literary works by Shel Silverstein and Jack Perlutsky. Reading and reciting poetry nurtures oral literary skills, stimulates creativity, and awakens the mind. Stage performance and costume and set design will be other areas of focus. We will celebrate our week with a poetry reading event for family and friends at 11 am on Friday.

Six half-hour individual lessons will be scheduled throughout the summer and be formatted to accommodate all performance levels building upon each individuals musical strengths. Only one make-up lesson is granted during the summer. Private Instrument Lessons 45 min (PIL45) Kindergarten - Adult Dates: 6/6/2016 - 7/31/2016 Times: TBD Instructor: Elena Belfor and Mathew Mauro, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $335 Description: Playing an instrument (piano, winds, and strings) is an excellent way to strengthen eye-hand coordination and fine motor skills. Demonstrating good phrasing, fingering, posture, rhythm, and note readings skills will be a focus during each lesson.

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Private Instrument Lessons 30 min (PIL30) Kindergarten - Adult Dates: 6/6/2016 - 7/31/2016 Times: TBD Instructor: Elena Belfor and Mathew Mauro, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $230 Description: Playing an instrument (piano, winds, and strings) is an excellent way to strengthen eye-hand coordination and fine motor skills. Demonstrating good phrasing, fingering, posture, rhythm, and note readings skills will be a focus during each lesson.

Six forty-five minute individual lessons will be scheduled throughout the summer and be formatted to accommodate all performance levels building upon each individuals musical strengths. Only one make-up lesson is granted during the summer.

Sew Much Fun (SMF) Grades 4 - 8 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Amy Thonnerieux, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $200 Description: Learn the basics of sewing to make unique creations. Instruction will cover sewing machine use and safety, basic pattern reading and construction, and simple hand stitching. By the end of the course, campers will have completed at least four projects to take home and enjoy, as well as have an opportunity to contribute to a charity sewing project. All equipment and fabric will be provided. Superhero Spectacular (SHERO) Age 4 - Grade 1 Dates: 6/20/2016 - 6/24/2016 Times: 9 - 10:30 am Instructor: Amanda Vaughn, Connections Tutoring Course Fee: $175 Description: Is there a superhero in you? Campers will learn the ins and outs of becoming a force for good in the world. After discovering their super powers, choosing their super hero names, and creating their costumes, students will participate in fun adventures around our campus. Discover your hidden super powers and become your very own real life superhero!

Voice Lessons 45 min (VL45) Kindergarten – Grade 6 Dates: 6/6/2016 - 7/31/2016 Times: TBD Instructor: Esther Rose, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $360 Description: Forty-five minute voice lessons are a creative outlet for students to express themselves and gain confidence. By learning the proper technique of singing, the skill helps students enunciate better, speak louder and more clearly and find themselves more comfortable in front of people. Students will learn the foundation of singing, vocal technique, how to read music, express themselves by using their voice, and learn how to smile and sing! Six individual lessons are scheduled throughout the summer and are formatted to accommodate all performance levels. Only one make-up lesson is granted during the summer.

ATHLETIC COURSES

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Voice Lessons 30 min (VL30) Kindergarten – Grade 6 Dates: 6/6/2016 - 7/31/2016 Times: TBD Instructor: Esther Rose, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $240 Description: Half-hour voice lessons are a creative outlet for students to express themselves and gain confidence. By learning the proper technique of singing, the skill helps students enunciate better, speak louder and more clearly, and find themselves more comfortable in front of people. Students will learn the foundation of singing, vocal technique, how to read music, express themselves by using their voice and learn how to smile and sing! Six individual lessons are scheduled throughout the summer and are formatted to accommodate all performance levels. Only one make-up lesson is granted during the summer.

Basketball Skills See Camp Codes Below Grades 2 - 8 Week 1 (BS1): 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Week 2 (BS2): 6/20/2016 - 6/24/2016 Times: 3:30 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Greg Ross, CCDS Varsity Basketball Coach Fee: $150 per week Description: This skills camp will teach players the fundamentals needed to play the game of basketball. Players will work on their passing, dribbling, and shooting skills through fun drills and games. Each player will leave camp with more confidence in their ability and skill set as they take to the court. Campers should come with a pair of proper athletic shoes and a water bottle. British Soccer Full Day Camp Ages 8 - 13 Dates: 7/11/2016 – 7/15/2016 Times: 9 am - 4 pm Instructor: Challenger Sports Course Fee: $275 Description: Be part of nearly 120,000 players to participate in the largest, most popular soccer program in the USA and Canada. Professional British soccer coaches will deliver an innovative camp curriculum integrating core techniques, individual foot skills, smallsided games, tactics, cultural education, and fun. Lunch is provided. Campers should come dressed wearing shin guards and sunscreen as well as bring a water bottle. T-shirt and soccer ball are included.

British Soccer Half Day Camp Ages 9 – 11 Dates: 7/11/2016 – 7/15/2016 Morning Session: 9 am - Noon Afternoon Session: 1 – 4 pm Instructor: Challenger Sports Course Fee: $180 per session Description: Be part of nearly 120,000 players to participate in the largest, most popular soccer program in the USA and Canada. Professional British soccer coaches will deliver an innovative camp curriculum integrating core techniques, individual foot skills, smallsided games, tactics, cultural education, and fun. Campers should come dressed wearing shin guards and sunscreen as well as bring a water bottle. T-shirt and soccer ball are included. British Soccer Half Day Camp Ages 12 - 13 Dates: 7/11/2016 – 7/15/2016 Morning Session: 9 am - Noon Afternoon Session: 1 – 4 pm Instructor: Challenger Sports Course Fee: $180 per session Description: Be part of nearly 120,000 players to participate in the largest, most popular soccer program in the USA and Canada. Professional British soccer coaches will deliver an innovative camp curriculum

Campers should come dressed wearing shin guards and sunscreen as well as bring a water bottle. T-shirt and soccer ball are included.

ATHLETIC COURSES

Campers should come dressed wearing shin guards and sunscreen as well as bring a water bottle. T-shirt and soccer ball are included.

integrating core techniques, individual foot skills, smallsided games, tactics, cultural education, and fun.

Get Sharp Soccer Clinic (GSS) Ages 7 - 15 Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 9 am - 4 pm (Monday – Thursday) 9 am – Noon (Friday) Instructor: Andre Sharpe Course Fee: $300 Description: Get Sharp Soccer invites your player to join the Elite Technical Skills Soccer Camp. This camp is a great place for any soccer enthusiast who is looking to improve his or her skills, make new friends, and have fun! Our mission is to provide athletes with the tools to get better and enjoy soccer for life, offering coed programs that are safe, healthy, and supportive. This full day camp is geared toward the soccer player wanting to train in a competitive, intense, but fun environment. Camp includes break out sessions and discussions such as speed and agility training, game day nutrition, mental preparation, and using videos to improve play. Field players will focus on speed of play, creating opportunities, one versus one, attacking, dribbling, finishing, and applying pressure. Keepers will focus on angles, position, anticipation, distribution, handling, diving, and parrying. Lunch is provided. Summer is the ideal time to take your game to the next level, and improving technical skills is the best way to get there.

This five-day clinic is geared toward the select soccer player wanting to train in a competitive, intense, but fun environment. Field players will focus on speed of play, creating opportunities, one versus one, attacking, dribbling, finishing, and applying pressure. Keepers will focus on angles, position, anticipation, distribution, handling, diving, and parrying. Summer is the ideal time to take your game to the next level, and improving technical skills is the best way to get there. "Jump" Into CCDS Youth Cheer (JIC) Kindergarten - Grade 4 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 3:30 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Kiley Atkins, CCDS Faculty and Daphne Jurgensen, Former NFL Cheerleader Course Fee: $150 Description: We’ve got CCDS spirit yes we do, we’ve got spirit how about you? This camp is for Cincinnati Country Day students interested in leading school spirit in our CCDS fall youth cheerleading program. This funfilled week will teach dance, cheer motions, basic tumbling, jumps, stunts, sideline chants, and pom skills. In addition to these skills, campers will work on developing confidence and other general performance skills with a focus on teamwork. This camp is designed to develop both beginners and experienced cheerleaders. Boys and girls are welcome!

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Get Sharp Soccer Clinic (GSSC) Ages 7 – 15 Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Get Sharpe Soccer Course Fee: $190 Description: Get Sharp Soccer invites your player to join the Elite Technical Soccer Camp. This camp is a great place for any soccer enthusiast looking to improve his or her skills, make new friends, and have fun! Our mission is to provide athletes with the tools to get better and enjoy soccer for life, offering coed programs that are safe, healthy, and supportive.

Summer Physical Education See Camp Codes Below Grades 9 - 12 Session I (SPEI): 6/6/2016 - 6/17/2016 Session II (SPEII): 6/20/2016 - 7/1/2016 Times: 9 am - 3:30 pm Instructor: Steve Conner, CCDS Faculty Fee: $425 per session Description: This course for credit focuses on the importance of maintaining a health-enhancing level of physical fitness. This course will teach the importance of physical activity through various stages of life, whether it be for health, enjoyment, or competition. Participants will develop and demonstrate skills through a variety of physical activities that meet the Ohio Department of Education Physical Education Standards. Non-CCDS students should check with their school to determine if the course is accepted for credit prior to registering. Lunch is provided. Course Credit: Students who successfully complete one two week session of Summer PE will earn .25 credit. Failure to meet the course requirements below may result in the student not receiving credit for the course. Course Structure: Each session runs for a two-week period meeting for 6.5 hours a day. The curriculum covers basketball, flag football, golf, leisure activities, racquet sports, soccer, softball, volleyball, and exercise. Course Requirements: In order for student to receive credit for this course, the following requirements must be met: • A student must complete 60 hours of class time. • A student will receive both a letter grade and a pass/fail grade. • A student may miss no more than 1 class meeting (with instructor’s approval).

Campers should come with a pair of proper tennis shoes, racquet, and a water bottle. Totally Terrific Tennis See Camp Codes Below Grades 1 - 6 Week 1 (TTT1): 6/6/2016 - 6/10/2016 Week 2 (TTT2): 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Week 3 (TTT3): 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 3:30 - 5:30 PM Instructor: Kathy Blum, CCDS Faculty Fee: $150 per week Description: This beginner/advanced beginner tennis camp introduces as well as reinforces skills and techniques through a combination of fun activities, drills, and individualized instruction. Camp is held on the beautiful, state-of-the-art Gordon R. Wright Tennis Complex where an emphasis will be placed on court awareness, basic skills, ground strokes, introduction to service, and volleying. In addition to the above skills, advanced beginner players will be introduced to defensive play and both single and double strategies. Campers should come with a pair of proper tennis shoes, racquet, and a water bottle.

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Emergency Medical Authorization Forms are required for all courses. Summer PE requires a Student Medical Records Form in addition to the Emergency Medical Authorization Form.

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Tennis for Tots See Camp Codes Below Age 4 - Kindergarten Week 1 (TFT1): 6/6/2016 - 6/10/2016 Week 2 (TFT2): 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Week 3 (TFT3): 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 3:30 - 4:30 PM Instructor: Kathy Blum, CCDS Faculty Fee: $100 per week Description: Tennis for Tots provides a basic introduction to the game of tennis through a blend of fun activities, skill games, and one-on-one instruction. Camp is held on the beautiful, state-of-the-art Gordon R. Wright Tennis Complex where participants will be introduced to the mechanics of tennis. Emphasis will be placed on proper racquet hold/grip, court awareness, and ground strokes.

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A $25 non-refundable registration fee is required for all participants. Payment in full is due at the time of registration. Checks should be made payable to CCDS. MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express are accepted. Cancellations must be submitted in writing 14 days prior to the start of a session. Cancellations made prior to 14 days of a session will receive 90% reimbursement. Cancellations made within 13 days or fewer of a session will forfeit their fee. There are no pro-rated fees for campers leaving before its completion or missing time during camp. In general no food service is offered, but a few courses do include lunch. Courses will be closed on Monday, July 4 in honor of Independence Day. CCDSummer Programs has partnered with University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Department (CCM Prep), Challenger Sports, and Princeton Review. Registration for these programs is on an external website.

CONTACT INFORMATION CCDSummer Programs 6905 Given Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 Tina Moulin, Director P 513-979-0229 F 513-527-7602 moulint@countryday.net

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Chinese Traveler: Intro to Culture and Language (CT1) Grades 5 - 8 Dates: 6/6/2016 - 6/10/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Rhoda Weston, Chinese Honors, AP, and Advanced Study Educator Course Fee: $150 Description: Students will study the rich five thousand year old Chinese Culture, while also learning the fundamentals of the Mandarin Chinese language. The course explores cultural concepts included in films, pop music, games, activities, crafts, and art. With this exposure to the Mandarin Chinese language, participants will be able to understand and have simple conversations, apply the rules of basic Chinese character and Pinyin writing and build a vocabulary base. Classes will be high energy, interactive, and fun â&#x20AC;&#x201C; not a traditional lecture-based language course!

WEEK: JUNE 6 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; JUNE 10

Tennis for Tots (TFT1) Age 4 - Kindergarten Dates: 6/6/2016 - 6/10/2016 Times: 3:30 - 4:30 PM Instructor: Kathy Blum, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $100 Description: Tennis for Tots provides a basic introduction to the game of tennis through a blend of fun activities, skill games, and one-on-one instruction. Camp is held on the beautiful, state-of-the-art Gordon R. Wright Tennis Complex where participants will be introduced to the mechanics of tennis. Emphasis will

be placed on proper racquet hold/grip, court awareness, and ground strokes. Campers should come with a pair of proper tennis shoes, racquet, and a water bottle.

WEEK: JUNE 6 – JUNE 10

Summer Physical Education (SPE1) Grades 9 - 12 Dates: 6/6/2016 - 6/17/2016 Times: 9 am - 3:30 pm Instructor: Steve Conner, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $425 Description: This course for credit focuses on the importance of maintaining a health-enhancing level of physical fitness. This course will teach the importance of physical activity through various stages of life, whether it be for health, enjoyment, or competition. Participants will develop and demonstrate skills through a variety of physical activities that meet the Ohio Department of Education Physical Education Standards. Lunch is provided. Course Credit: Students who successfully complete one two week session of Summer PE will earn .25 credit. Failure to meet the course requirements below may result in the student not receiving credit for the course. Course Structure: Each session runs for a two-week period meeting for 6.5 hours a day. The curriculum covers basketball, flag football, golf, leisure activities, racquet sports, soccer, softball, volleyball, and exercise. Course Requirements: In order for student to receive credit for this course, the following requirements must be met: • A student must spend a minimum of 60 total hours. • A student will receive both a letter grade and a pass/fail grade. • A student may miss no more than 1 class meeting (with instructor’s approval).

Totally Terrific Tennis (TTT1) Grades 1 - 6 Dates: 6/6/2016 - 6/10/2016 Times: 3:30 - 5:30 PM Instructor: Kathy Blum, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $150 Description: This beginner/advanced beginner tennis camp introduces as well as reinforces skills and techniques through a combination of fun activities, drills, and individualized instruction. Camp is held on the beautiful, state-of-the-art Gordon R. Wright Tennis Complex where an emphasis will be placed on court awareness, basic skills, ground strokes, service, and volleying. In addition to the above skills, advanced beginner players will focus on defensive play and both single and double strategies. Campers should come with a pair of proper tennis shoes, racquet, and a water bottle. Voice Lessons 30 min (VL30) Kindergarten – Grade 6 Dates: 6/6/2016 - 7/31/2016 Times: TBD Instructor: Esther Rose, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $240 Description: Half-hour voice lessons are a creative outlet for students to express themselves and gain confidence. By learning the proper technique of singing, the skill helps students enunciate better, speak louder and more clearly, and find themselves more comfortable in front of people. Students will learn the foundation of singing, vocal technique, how to read music, express themselves by using their voice and learn how to smile and sing! Six individual lessons are scheduled throughout the summer and are formatted to accommodate all performance levels. Only one make-up lesson is granted during the summer.

WEEK: JUNE 6 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; JUNE 10

Voice Lessons 45 min (VL45) Kindergarten â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Grade 6 Dates: 6/6/2016 - 7/31/2016 Times: TBD Instructor: Esther Rose, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $360 Description: Forty-five minute voice lessons are a creative outlet for students to express themselves and gain confidence. By learning the proper technique of singing, the skill helps students enunciate better, speak louder and more clearly and find themselves more comfortable in front of people. Students will learn the foundation of singing, vocal technique, how to read music, express themselves by using their voice, and learn how to smile and sing! Six individual lessons are scheduled throughout the summer and are formatted to accommodate all performance levels. Only one make-up lesson is granted during the summer.

CONTACT INFORMATION CCDSummer Programs 6905 Given Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 Tina Moulin, Director P 513-979-0229 F 513-527-7602 moulint@countryday.net

Acting 101 Ages 7 - 14 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 (Performance 6/17) Times: 9:30 am - 4 pm Instructor: Elizabeth Harris, Director University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Department (CCM Prep) Course Fee: $250 Description: That’s a wrap! Have fun while learning the skills necessary to start acting with style. You’ll explore character development, improvisation, scene work, and movement that will culminate in a performance of improvisation and scripted scenes. Lunch is provided. All "Decked Out" (ADO) Ages 4 - Grade 1 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Prissy Schoeny, CCDS Faculty and Jessica Cicchinelli, CCDS Community Member Course Fee: $225 Description: Transform ye self into a living, breathing crew member as you sail away in search of treasure. Pirate Masters will turn recruits into pirates as they make access “arrr” ries to represent their imaginary pirate. Yer lads and lasses will have the time of their

WEEK: JUNE 13 – JUNE 17

Students will leave this workshop with a full understanding of the ACT format, as well as practical preparation practices that target identified areas for continued individual improvement in grammar, usage, mechanics and reading comprehension. Jumpstart this important summer of ACT preparation. *This workshop is ideally suited for rising juniors and seniors.

lives with storytelling, crafts, treasure hunts, and a visit from our very own Country Day Pirate! Art I (ART) Grades 9 - 12 Dates: 6/14/2016 - 7/21/2016 (Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays) Times: 8 am - Noon Instructor: Carole Lichty-Smith, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $1200 Description: Art I is a general art course for credit providing beginning students the opportunity to explore two-dimensional media including drawing, painting, collage and glass. Working from imagination, memory, and observation, students will build a portfolio and critique skills with an emphasis on understanding the communicative powers of visual expression. Students will learn and use basic vocabulary of the artist, the elements and principles of design, and will be introduced to the work of selected artists as frequent models for class assignments. Non-CCDS students should check with their school to determine if the course is accepted for credit prior to registering. Course Credit: Students who successfully complete Art I will earn .5 credit. Failure to meet the course requirements below may result in the student not receiving credit for the course. Course Structure: This course runs during a five week period meeting three days (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) a week. Students will meet 12 hours each week for a total of 60 hours. Projects will be graded using a unique rubric based on technical and aesthetic performance. Course Requirements: In order to receive .5 credit for this course, the following requirements must be met: • A student must spend 60 total hours on course work. • A student must earn a final grade of a C or higher. • A student may miss no more than 1 class meeting (with instructor’s approval).

Campers should come with a pair of proper athletic shoes and a water bottle. Coding Camp (CK1) Grades 6 - 9 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $200 Description: Spend a week or more exploring the world of computer science and programming. Through software programs like SCRATCH - a drag and drop visual programming environment from MIT media lab and Lifelong education – campers will study the foundations of computer science: sequence, selection, and repetition. Topics will continue and develop into other languages like SmallBasic, Python, and Web Development. At the end of this course, participants will complete several working software titles including games and their own educational software. (Students can use their CCDS tablet or will be provided a tablet for the duration of the week.)

WEEK: JUNE 13 – JUNE 17

Basketball Skills (BB1) Grades 2 - 8 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Times: 3:30 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Greg Ross, CCDS Varsity Basketball Coach Course Fee: $150 Description: This skills camp will teach players the fundamentals needed to play the game of basketball. Players will work on their passing, dribbling, and shooting skills through fun drills and games. Each player will leave camp with more confidence in their ability and skill set as they take to the court.

Each week campers will focus on a different project self-propelled vehicles, lightsabers, automatons, and rockets to name just a few – with the objective to develop creative problem solvers with a passion for risk taking in design and engineering solutions. This handson interactive course will transform learning! SAT Prep in English (SATE) Grades 10 - 12 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Times: 9 - 11 am Instructor: Deborah Floyd, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $425 Description: With all due respect to Bob Dylan: “The SAT times are a-changin”! That’s right! The College Board has made substantive changes to the 2016 SAT. The former rarified vocabulary section that required rote memorization has been replaced by “Tier Two”

Students will leave this workshop with a full understanding of the NEW SAT format, as well as practical preparation practices that target identified areas for continued individual improvement in grammar, usage, mechanics, and reading comprehension. Jumpstart this important summer of SAT preparation. *This workshop is ideally suited for rising juniors.

WEEK: JUNE 13 – JUNE 17

Makers Camp (MC1) Grades 6 - 9 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $275 Description: Bring your invention to life in this innovative Makers Camp! Campers will put on their engineering hats tackling thought-provoking topics in the design process as they tinker, create, and invent. Lessons using soldering irons, volt meters, glue guns, and other simple hand tools will bring inventions to life.

words that demand new applied comprehension strategies. What are “Tier Two” words? This hands-on workshop will answer that question and more.

Say "Yes" to the Mess (SYM) Grades 4 - 8 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Amy Thonnerieux, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $150 Description: The skies the limit in this quintessential arts and crafts camp - a literal hodgepodge of activities that include: cloth, yarn, paint, markers, wood, paper and beads! Campers will paint, paste, string, decorate, and weave to create unique personalized items. Sew Much Fun (SMF) Grades 4 - 8 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 6/17/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Amy Thonnerieux, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $200 Description: Learn the basics of sewing to make unique creations. Instruction will cover sewing machine use and safety, basic pattern reading and construction, and simple hand stitching. By the end of the course, campers will have completed at least four projects to take home and enjoy, as well as have an opportunity to contribute to a charity sewing project. All equipment and fabric will be provided.

Basketball Skills (BB2) Grades 3 - 8 Dates: 6/20/2016 - 6/24/2016 Times: 3:30 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Greg Ross, CCDS Varsity Basketball Coach Course Fee: $150 Description: This skills camp will teach players the fundamentals needed to play the game of basketball. Players will work on their passing, dribbling, and shooting skills through fun drills and games. Each player will leave camp with more confidence in their ability and skill set as they take to the court. Campers should come with a pair of proper athletic shoes and a water bottle.

WEEK: JUNE 20 – JUNE 24

ACT Ultimate - Course Id: 280254 Grades 10 - 12 Dates: 6/20/2016 - 7/8/2016 No class on 7/4/2016 Times: 9 - 11:30 am (class) 9 am - 1 pm (test) Instructor: The Princeton Review Course Fee: $749 (promo code CCDSummer250) Description: Master your ACT test with the most comprehensive prep course. We'll review all the content, teach you our exclusive strategies and ensure you're completely prepared with extensive in-class practice. This course delivers 25 hours of live instruction and four full length practice tests, plus essential insider admissions advice. Course Structure: • Hours: 25 hours of in-person, instructor-led prep • Practice tests: 4 proctored practice tests, 8 additional ACTs and 4 SATs • Study tools: Access to both our ACT and SAT self-paced courses with 40–60 hours of video lessons • Extra help: Interactive Admissions and Financial Aid courses • Guarantee: Score higher or get your money back –view terms and conditions here http://www.princetonreview.com/guarantee.aspx

Coding Camp (CK2) Grades 6 - 9 Dates: 6/20/2016 - 6/24/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $200 Description: Spend a week or more exploring the world of computer science and programming. Through software programs like SCRATCH - a drag and drop visual programming environment from MIT media lab and Lifelong education – campers will study the foundations of computer science: sequence, selection, and repetition. Topics will continue and develop into other languages like SmallBasic, Python, and Web Development. At the end of this course, participants will complete several working software titles including games and their own educational software. (Students can use their CCDS tablet or will be provided a tablet for the duration of the week.)

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WEEK: JUNE 20 – JUNE 24

Health Studies (HSC) Grades 9 - 12 Dates: 6/20/2016 - 7/1/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Rachel Corwin, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $800 Description: Students participating in this course will explore various aspects related to physical, psychological, and emotional health as stipulated by the Ohio Department of Education. As time permits, the course will include the following areas of study, which are mandated by the State: • The nutritive value of foods, including naturally and organically produced foods, the relation of nutrition to health, and the use and effects of food additives • The harmful effects of and legal restrictions against the use of drugs of abuse, alcoholic beverages, and tobacco • Sexually transmitted disease education • Dating violence prevention Non-CCDS students should check with their school to determine if the course is accepted for credit prior to registering. CCDS 9th graders may not take this course. Course Credit: Students who successfully complete the summer health course earn .5 credit, which satisfies the requirements set forth by the State of Ohio. In order to receive course credit, 60 contact hours are required of students. Failure to meet the course requirements below may result in the student not receiving credit for the course. Course Structure: This course will combine an online curriculum with classroom work. Students are expected to complete the online component independently during the weeks of June 20 and June 27. More information about the online requirements will be explained during the first classroom session. The summer health course is intensive. It includes all material covered during a full semester. Students are required to complete numerous assignments, including a comprehensive final exam. There is also a research component to the course. Course Requirements: In order for student to receive credit for this course, the following requirements must be met:

A student must spend a minimum of 60 total hours (classroom and online) on course work. A student must earn a C- (70%) or higher for the course. A student may miss no more than 1 class meeting (with instructor’s approval).

Makers Camp (MC2) Grades 6 - 9 Dates: 6/20/2016 - 6/24/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $275 Description: Bring your invention to life in this innovative Makers Camp! Campers will put on their engineering hats tackling thought-provoking topics in the design process as they tinker, create, and invent. Lessons using soldering irons, volt meters, glue guns, and other simple hand tools will bring inventions to life. Each week campers will focus on a different project self-propelled vehicles, lightsabers, automatons, and rockets to name just a few – with the objective to develop creative problem solvers with a passion for risk taking in design and engineering solutions. This handson interactive course will transform learning! Mod Design 1 (MD1) Ages 8 - 16 Dates: 6/20/2016 - 6/24/2016 Times: 9 am - 4 pm Instructor: Youth Digital www.youthdigitalcamps.com Course Fee: $390 Description: Students will learn the basics of one of the most popular coding languages in the world as they modify real Java code to build their own Minecraft mods including blocks, items, and more. Participants will master introductory computer programming concepts including object-oriented programming, methods and parameters, instantiation of new objects, and more. To create mods, the pro-level Java development tool, Eclipse will be taught. At the end of camp, students will walk away with a unique Minecraft mod they can download and share with friends!

Superhero Spectacular (SHERO) Age 4 - Grade 1 Dates: 6/20/2016 - 6/24/2016 Times: 9 - 10:30 am Instructor: Amanda Vaughn, Connections Tutoring Course Fee: $175 Description: Is there a superhero in you? Campers will learn the ins and outs of becoming a force for good in the world. After discovering their super powers, choosing their super hero names, and creating their costumes, students will participate in fun adventures around our campus. Discover your hidden super powers and become your very own real life superhero!

Summer Physical Education (SPE2) Grades 9 - 12 Dates: 6/20/2016 - 7/1/2016 Times: 9 am - 3:30 pm Instructor: Steve Conner, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $425 Description: This course for credit focuses on the importance of maintaining a health-enhancing level of physical fitness. This course will teach the importance of physical activity through various stages of life, whether it be for health, enjoyment, or competition. Participants will develop and demonstrate skills through a variety of physical activities that meet the Ohio Department of Education Physical Education Standards. Non-CCDS students should check with their school to determine if the course is accepted for credit prior to registering. Lunch is provided. Course Credit: Students who successfully complete one two week session of Summer PE will earn .25 credit. Failure to meet the course requirements below may result in the student not receiving credit for the course. Course Structure: Each session runs for a two-week period meeting for 6.5 hours a day. The curriculum covers basketball, flag football, golf, leisure activities, racquet sports, soccer, softball, volleyball, and exercise. Course Requirements: In order for student to receive credit for this course, the following requirements must be met: • A student must spend a minimum of 60 total hours. • A student will receive both a letter grade and a pass/fail grade. • A student may miss no more than 1 class meeting (with instructor’s approval).

WEEK: JUNE 20 – JUNE 24

Students will have access to the online version of the course after camp, including video tutorials, interactive quizzes, and new challenges. Lunch is provided.

CONTACT INFORMATION CCDSummer Programs 6905 Given Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 Tina Moulin, Director P 513-979-0229 F 513-527-7602 moulint@countryday.net

Students will have access to the online version of the course after camp, including video tutorials, interactive quizzes, and new challenges. Lunch is provided. Camp Bravo at Cincinnati Country Day School Ages 7 - 14 Dates: 6/27/2016 - 7/1/2016 (Performance 7/1) Times: 9 am - 4 pm Instructor: Elizabeth Harris, Director University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Department (CCM Prep) Course Fee: $275 Description: Prepare yourself for applause, cheers and rave reviews with our musical theater camp. Acquire the skills to become a triple threat with acting, dance and voice classes taught by the professional teaching artists of the CCM Preparatory. Take a bow at the concluding performance! Lunch is provided.

WEEK: JUNE 27 – JULY 1

App Design (AD1) Ages 8 - 16 Dates: 6/27/2016 - 7/1/2016 Times: 9 am - 4 pm Instructor: Youth Digital www.youthdigitalcamps.com Course Fee: $390 Description: Students will learn basic mobile app development skills as they design and program their own mobile game. As participants create their mobile game from scratch, basic programming concepts, including if-then statements, variables, and complex logic will be introduced. Students will choose characters, level design, and programming the app’s functionality from start to finish. At the end of camp, students will be able to download and play their app on Android or iOS!

Coding Camp (CK3) Grades 6 - 9 Dates: 6/27/2016 - 7/1/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $200 Description: Spend a week or more exploring the world of computer science and programming. Through software programs like SCRATCH - a drag and drop visual programming environment from MIT media lab and Lifelong education – campers will study the foundations of computer science: sequence, selection, and repetition. Topics will continue and develop into other languages like SmallBasic, Python, and Web Development. At the end of this course, participants will complete several working software titles including games and their own educational software. (Students can use their CCDS tablet or will be provided a tablet for the duration of the week.) Makers Camp (MC3) Grades 6 - 9 Dates: 6/27/2016 - 7/1/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $275 Description: Bring your invention to life in this innovative Makers Camp! Campers will put on their engineering hats tackling thought-provoking topics in the design process as they tinker, create, and invent. Lessons using soldering irons, volt meters, glue guns, and other simple hand tools will bring inventions to life. Each week campers will focus on a different project self-propelled vehicles, lightsabers, automatons, and rockets to name just a few – with the objective to develop creative problem solvers with a passion for risk taking in design and engineering solutions. This handson interactive course will transform learning!

British Soccer Full Day Camp Ages 8 - 13 Dates: 7/11/2016 – 7/15/2016 Times: 9 am - 4 pm Instructor: Challenger Sports Course Fee: $275 Description: Be part of nearly 120,000 players to participate in the largest, most popular soccer program in the USA and Canada. Professional British soccer coaches will deliver an innovative camp curriculum integrating core techniques, individual foot skills, smallsided games, tactics, cultural education, and fun. Lunch is provided.

integrating core techniques, individual foot skills, smallsided games, tactics, cultural education, and fun. Campers should come dressed wearing shin guards and sunscreen as well as bring a water bottle. t-shirt and soccer ball are included.

British Soccer Half Day Camp Ages 5 - 8 Dates: 7/11/2016 – 7/15/2016 Morning Session: 9 am - Noon Afternoon Session: 1 – 4 pm Instructor: Challenger Sports Course Fee: $180 per session Description: Be part of nearly 120,000 players to participate in the largest, most popular soccer program in the USA and Canada. Professional British soccer coaches will deliver an innovative camp curriculum integrating core techniques, individual foot skills, smallsided games, tactics, cultural education, and fun. Campers should come dressed wearing shin guards and sunscreen as well as bring a water bottle. T-shirt and soccer ball are included. British Soccer Half Day Camp Ages 9 – 11 Dates: 7/11/2016 – 7/15/2016 Morning Session: 9 am - Noon Afternoon Session: 1 – 4 pm Instructor: Challenger Sports Course Fee: $180 per session Description: Be part of nearly 120,000 players to participate in the largest, most popular soccer program in the USA and Canada. Professional British soccer coaches will deliver an innovative camp curriculum

WEEK: JULY 11 – JULY 15

Campers should come dressed wearing shin guards and sunscreen as well as bring a water bottle. T-shirt and soccer ball are included.

British Soccer Half Day Camp Ages 12 - 13 Dates: 7/11/2016 – 7/15/2016 Morning Session: 9 am - Noon Afternoon Session: 1 – 4 pm Instructor: Challenger Sports Course Fee: $180 per session Description: Be part of nearly 120,000 players to participate in the largest, most popular soccer program in the USA and Canada. Professional British soccer coaches will deliver an innovative camp curriculum integrating core techniques, individual foot skills, smallsided games, tactics, cultural education, and fun. Campers should come dressed wearing shin guards and sunscreen as well as bring a water bottle. T-shirt and soccer ball are included. Centerstage! at Cincinnati Country Day School Ages 9 - 15 Dates: 7/11/2016 - 7/23/2016 (Performances 7/22 and 7/23) Times: 9 am - 3 pm Instructor: Lauren Carr, Director University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Department (CCM Prep) Course Fee: $375 Description: Calling all aspiring young actors! Who wouldn't want to play a zombie? You can in Drama Geeks vs Zombie Cheerleaders by Katherine Walit. With an emphasis on ACTING, this camp allows actors to learn all aspects of a play performance – designing the costumes, sets, and lighting! Please see the website for complete audition information. Lunch is provided.

Description: Through a variety of hands-on activities, including interacting with actual engineers, participants will gain valuable knowledge related to the field of engineering. Young engineers will fly kites, make complex paper airplanes, explore NASA approved lessons using Stomp Rockets, create intricate origami paper structures, and make indestructible bubbles. This course encourages curiosity and creativity for active minds!

Coding Camp (CK4) Grades 6 - 9 Dates: 7/11/2016 - 7/15/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $200 Description: Spend a week or more exploring the world of computer science and programming. Through software programs like SCRATCH - a drag and drop visual programming environment from MIT media lab and Lifelong education – campers will study the foundations of computer science: sequence, selection, and repetition. Topics will continue and develop into other languages like SmallBasic, Python, and Web Development. At the end of this course, participants will complete several working software titles including games and their own educational software. (Students can use their CCDS tablet or will be provided a tablet for the duration of the week.) Engineered for Fun (EF) Kindergarten - Grade 4 Dates: 7/11/2016 - 7/15/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Tresonne Peters, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $150

WEEK: JULY 11 – JULY 15

Chinese Traveler: Intro to Culture and Language (CT2) Grades 5 - 8 Dates: 7/11/2016 - 7/15/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Rhoda Weston, Chinese Honors, AP, and Advanced Study Educator Course Fee: $150 Description: Students will study the rich five thousand year old Chinese Culture, while also learning the fundamentals of the Mandarin Chinese language. The course explores cultural concepts included in films, pop music, games, activities, crafts, and art. With this exposure to the Mandarin Chinese language, participants will be able to understand and have simple conversations, apply the rules of basic Chinese character and Pinyin writing and build a vocabulary base. Classes will be high energy, interactive, and fun – not a traditional lecture-based langauge course!

Legos for STEM (LFS) Kindergarten - Grade 4 Dates: 7/11/2016 - 7/15/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Tresonne Peters, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $125 Description: Join the Lego fun designing, building, and collaborating with friends! Campers will use Lego education kits and daily lessons related to STEM science, technology, engineering, or mathematics – as a guide in making their Lego designs. Friday is openended exploration challenging campers to create structures and vehicles that apply acquired STEM knowledge. This course is fun, interactive, and engaging for eager minds! Makers Camp (MC4) Grades 6 - 9 Dates: 7/11/2016 - 7/15/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $275 Description: Bring your invention to life in this innovative Makers Camp! Campers will put on their engineering hats tackling thought-provoking topics in the design process as they tinker, create, and invent. Lessons using soldering irons, volt meters, glue guns, and other simple hand tools will bring inventions to life. Each week campers will focus on a different project self-propelled vehicles, lightsabers, automatons, and rockets to name just a few – with the objective to develop creative problem solvers with a passion for risk taking in design and engineering solutions. This handson interactive course will transform learning!

Students will have access to the online version of the course after camp, including video tutorials, interactive quizzes, and new challenges. Lunch is provided. Poetry Power! (POS) Grades 1 - 3 Dates: 7/11/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Liz Bevis, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $200 Description: The power of poetry will shine on stage as participants present literary works by Shel Silverstein and Jack Perlutsky. Reading and reciting poetry nurtures oral literary skills, stimulates creativity, and awakens the mind. Stage performance and costume and set design will be other areas of focus. We will celebrate our week with a poetry reading event for family and friends at 11 am on Friday.

WEEK: JULY 11 – JULY 15

Mod Design 1 (MD2) Ages 8 - 16 Dates: 7/11/2016 - 7/15/2016 Times: 9 am - 4 pm Instructor: Youth Digital www.youthdigitalcamps.com Course Fee: $390 Description: Students will learn the basics of one of the most popular coding languages in the world as they modify real Java code to build their own Minecraft mods including blocks, items, and more. Participants will master introductory computer programming concepts including object-oriented programming, methods and parameters, instantiation of new objects, and more. To create mods, the pro-level Java development tool, Eclipse will be taught. At the end of camp, students will walk away with a unique Minecraft mod they can download and share with friends!

Students will have access to the online version of the course after camp, including video tutorials, interactive quizzes, and new challenges. Lunch is provided. Chinese Traveler: Intro to Culture and Language (CT3) Grades 9 - Adult Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Rhoda Weston, Chinese Honors, AP, and Advanced Study Educator Course Fee: $150 Description: Students will study the rich five thousand year old Chinese Culture, while also learning the fundamentals of the Mandarin Chinese language. The course explores cultural concepts included in films, pop music, games, activities, crafts, and art. With this exposure to the Mandarin Chinese language, participants will be able to understand and have simple conversations, apply the rules of basic Chinese character and Pinyin writing and build a vocabulary base. Classes will be high energy, interactive, and fun – not a traditional lecture-based language course!

WEEK: JULY 18 – JULY 22

App Design (AD2) Ages 8 - 16 Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 9 am - 4 pm Instructor: Youth Digital www.youthdigitalcamps.com Course Fee: $390 Description: Students will learn basic mobile app development skills as they design and program their own mobile game. As participants create their mobile game from scratch, basic programming concepts, including if-then statements, variables, and complex logic will be introduced. Students will choose characters, level design, and programming the app’s functionality from start to finish. At the end of camp, students will be able to download and play their app on Android or iOS!

Coding Camp (CK5) Grades 6 - 9 Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $200 Description: Spend a week or more exploring the world of computer science and programming. Through software programs like SCRATCH - a drag and drop visual programming environment from MIT media lab and Lifelong education – campers will study the foundations of computer science: sequence, selection, and repetition. Topics will continue and develop into other languages like SmallBasic, Python, and Web Development. At the end of this course, participants will complete several working software titles including games and their own educational software. (Students can use their CCDS tablet or will be provided a tablet for the duration of the week.) Engineered for Fun (EF1) Kindergarten - Grade 4 Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Tresonne Peters, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $150 Description: Through a variety of hands-on activities, including interacting with actual engineers, participants will gain valuable knowledge related to the field of engineering. Young engineers will fly kites, make complex paper airplanes, explore NASA approved lessons using Stomp Rockets, create intricate origami paper structures, and make indestructible bubbles. This course encourages curiosity and creativity for active minds!

CONTACT INFORMATION CCDSummer Programs 6905 Given Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 Tina Moulin, Director P 513-979-0229 F 513-527-7602 moulint@countryday.net

Get Sharp Soccer Clinic (GSSC) Ages 8 - 15 Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Andre Sharpe Course Fee: $190 Description: Get Sharp Soccer invites your player to join the Elite Technical Soccer Camp. This camp is a great place for any soccer enthusiast looking to improve his or her skills, make new friends, and have fun! Our mission is to provide athletes with the tools to get better and enjoy soccer for life, offering coed programs that are safe, healthy, and supportive.

Summer is the ideal time to take your game to the next level, and improving technical skills is the best way to get there. Get Sharp Soccer Clinic (GSS) Ages 8 - 15 Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 9 am - 4 pm (Monday – Thursday) 9 am – Noon (Friday) Instructor: Andre Sharpe Course Fee: $300 Description: Get Sharp Soccer invites your player to join the Elite Technical Skills Soccer Camp. This camp is a great place for any soccer enthusiast who is looking to improve his or her skills, make new friends, and have fun! Our mission is to provide athletes with the tools to get better and enjoy soccer for life, offering coed programs that are safe, healthy, and supportive. This full day camp is geared toward the soccer player wanting to train in a competitive, intense, but fun environment. Camp includes break out sessions and discussions such as speed and agility training, game day nutrition, mental preparation, and using videos to improve play. Field players will focus on speed of play,

Summer is the ideal time to take your game to the next level, and improving technical skills is the best way to get there.

WEEK: JULY 18 – JULY 22

creating opportunities, one versus one, attacking, dribbling, finishing, and applying pressure. Keepers will focus on angles, position, anticipation, distribution, handling, diving, and parrying. Lunch is provided.

In the Blue! (OTW) Ages 4 - Grade 1 Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Prissy Schoeny and LeeAnn Bertsch, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $150 Description: Blast off into the blue – This is the camp you are looking for! As space explorers, campers will learn about outer space and use this knowledge and their imagination to create a command center in a faraway galaxy. From the atmosphere to the surface this journey will incorporate science, art, and tasty treats. Walking on the moon, making a “universe in a jar”, and creating constellations will begin our hyper drive journey to the brightest spot in the galaxy. Lego Mindstorms (LMS) Grades 4 - 8 Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Elissa Michalski, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $225 Description: Using NXT technology, build and program LEGO robots that you bring to life! This exciting hi-tech course teaches science, technology, engineering, and math skills in an engaging, hands-on approach. Participants will explore their unique creativity while learning new skills in teamwork, problem solving, mechanics, spatial reasoning, and much more. Building, exploring and programming will be focused on through real-life challenges. As the course progresses, participants will build on their robotic knowledge to create a robot of their own, designed to solve a problem or serve as a kinetic work of art! Campers won’t take creations home, but families are invited to a

Legos for STEM (LFS2) Kindergarten - Grade 4 Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Tresonne Peters, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $125 Description: Join the Lego fun designing, building, and collaborating with friends! Campers will use Lego education kits and daily lessons related to STEM science, technology, engineering, or mathematics – as a guide in making their Lego designs. Friday is openended exploration challenging campers to create structures and vehicles that apply acquired STEM knowledge. This course is fun, interactive, and engaging for eager minds! Makers Camp (MC5) Grades 6 - 9 Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $275 Description: Bring your invention to life in this innovative Makers Camp! Campers will put on their engineering hats tackling thought-provoking topics in the design process as they tinker, create, and invent. Lessons using soldering irons, volt meters, glue guns, and other simple hand tools will bring inventions to life. Each week campers will focus on a different project self-propelled vehicles, lightsabers, automatons, and rockets to name just a few – with the objective to develop creative problem solvers with a passion for risk taking in design and engineering solutions. This handson interactive course will transform learning!

WEEK: JULY 18 – JULY 22

robotic presentation on the last day of camp. No prior NXT experience required.

Study Skills Sharpener (SSS1) Grades 5 - 8 Dates: 7/18/16 - 7/22/16 Times: 9 - 11 am Instructor: Amanda Vaughn and Ashley Thomas, Connections Tutoring Course Fee: $200 Description: This course will sharpen and improve overall study skills and test preparation knowledge through guided practice and engaging individual and group work. Topics covered will include: efficient and effective note-taking strategies, memorization strategies, organizing text and new information, summarizing new information and class notes, verbal and written techniques for note-taking, studying, and test taking strategies. Additionally students will be exposed to a variety of techniques for organizing and planning studying times and learning how to plan ahead to manage work time independently. We will discuss managing summer work and reading projects to prepare for the year ahead, tackling nightly homework, and planning ahead for tests and projects. Students will receive a binder with all materials accessible for implementation as the school year begins.

Campers should come with a pair of proper tennis shoes, racquet, and a water bottle. Totally Terrific Tennis (TTT2) Grades 1 - 6 Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 3:30 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Kathy Blum, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $150 Description: This beginner/advanced beginner tennis camp introduces as well as reinforces skills and techniques through a combination of fun activities, drills, and individualized instruction. Camp is held on the beautiful, state-of-the-art Gordon R. Wright Tennis Complex where an emphasis will be placed on court awareness, basic skills, ground strokes, introduction to service, and volleying. In addition to the above skills, advanced beginner players will be introduced to defensive play and both single and double strategies. Campers should come with a pair of proper tennis shoes, racquet, and a water bottle.

WEEK: JULY 18 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; JULY 22

Tennis for Tots (TFT2) Age 4 - Kindergarten Dates: 7/18/2016 - 7/22/2016 Times: 3:30 - 4:30 PM Instructor: Kathy Blum, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $100 Description: Tennis for Tots provides a basic introduction to the game of tennis through a blend of fun activities, skill games, and one-on-one instruction. Camp is held on the beautiful, state-of-the-art Gordon R. Wright Tennis Complex where participants will be introduced to the mechanics of tennis. Emphasis will be placed on proper racquet hold/grip, court awareness, and ground strokes.

CONTACT INFORMATION CCDSummer Programs 6905 Given Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 Tina Moulin, Director P 513-979-0229 F 513-527-7602 moulint@countryday.net

Coding Camp (CK6) Grades 6 - 9 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $200 Description: Spend a week or more exploring the world of computer science and programming. Through software programs like SCRATCH - a drag and drop visual programming environment from MIT media lab and Lifelong education – campers will study the foundations of computer science: sequence, selection, and repetition. Topics will continue and develop into other languages like SmallBasic, Python, and Web Development. At the end of this course, participants will complete several working software titles including games and their own educational software. (Students can use their CCDS tablet or will be provided a tablet for the duration of the week.)

WEEK: JULY 25 – JULY 29

Engineered for Fun (EF2) Kindergarten - Grade 4 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Tresonne Peters, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $150 Description: Through a variety of hands-on activities, including interacting with actual engineers, participants will gain valuable knowledge related to the field of engineering. Young engineers will fly kites, make complex paper airplanes, explore NASA approved lessons using Stomp Rockets, create intricate origami paper structures, and make indestructible bubbles. This course encourages curiosity and creativity for active minds! "Jump" Into CCDS Youth Cheer (JIC) Kindergarten - Grade 4 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 3:30 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Kiley Atkins, CCDS Faculty and Daphne Jurgensen, Former NFL Cheerleader Course Fee: $150 Description: We’ve got CCDS spirit yes we do, we’ve got spirit how about you? This camp is for Cincinnati Country Day students interested in leading school spirit in our CCDS fall youth cheerleading program. This funfilled week will teach dance, cheer motions, basic tumbling, jumps, stunts, sideline chants, and pom skills. In addition to these skills, campers will work on developing confidence and other general performance skills with a focus on teamwork. This camp is designed to develop both beginners and experienced cheerleaders. Boys and girls are welcome! Jumpstart Into First Grade (JIF) Grade 1 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Meghan Graves, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $225 Description: Students will experience the exciting learning adventures awaiting them in first grade. Each day students will participate in a simulated first grade schedule that will focus on the following topics: Writing Workshop, handwriting, reading, math, word study, and

Phonological Awareness Boot Camp (PAB) Grade 1 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Ginger Halterman, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $325 Description: A systematic approach to heighten growing phonemic and phonological awareness skills. Engaging activities will be used to teach and reinforce skills. This course will help develop and promote reading fluency.

Legos for STEM (LFS3) Kindergarten - Grade 4 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 1 - 3 pm Instructor: Tresonne Peters, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $125 Description: Join the Lego fun designing, building, and collaborating with friends! Campers will use Lego education kits and daily lessons related to STEM science, technology, engineering, or mathematics – as a guide in making their Lego designs. Friday is openended exploration challenging campers to create structures and vehicles that apply acquired STEM knowledge. This course is fun, interactive, and engaging for eager minds! Makers Camp (MC6) Grades 6 - 9 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Marcus Twyford, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $275 Description: Bring your invention to life in this innovative Makers Camp! Campers will put on their engineering hats tackling thought-provoking topics in the design process as they tinker, create, and invent. Lessons using soldering irons, volt meters, glue guns, and other simple hand tools will bring inventions to life. Each week campers will focus on a different project self-propelled vehicles, lightsabers, automatons, and rockets to name just a few – with the objective to develop creative problem solvers with a passion for risk taking in design and engineering solutions. This handson interactive course will transform learning!

WEEK: JULY 25 – JULY 29

project time (includes social studies and science). This course is appropriate for Montessori or Kindergarten students who would benefit from a sneak peek into first grade.

We will discuss topics such as summer reading projects, prepare for tests throughout the year, and planning for college entrance exams. Students will receive a binder with all materials accessible for implementation as the school year begins. Tennis for Tots (TFT2) Age 4 - Kindergarten Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 3:30 - 4:30 PM Instructor: Kathy Blum, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $100 Description: Tennis for Tots provides a basic introduction to the game of tennis through a blend of fun activities, skill games, and one-on-one instruction. Camp is held on the beautiful, state-of-the-art Gordon R. Wright Tennis Complex where participants will be introduced to the mechanics of tennis. Emphasis will be placed on proper racquet hold/grip, court awareness, and ground strokes. Campers should come with a pair of proper tennis shoes, racquet, and a water bottle.

Totally Terrific Tennis (TTT3) Grades 1 - 6 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 3:30 - 5:30 PM Instructor: Kathy Blum, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $150 Description: This beginner/advanced beginner tennis camp introduces as well as reinforces skills and techniques through a combination of fun activities, drills, and individualized instruction. Camp is held on the beautiful, state-of-the-art Gordon R. Wright Tennis Complex where an emphasis will be placed on court awareness, basic skills, ground strokes, introduction to service, and volleying. In addition to the above skills, advanced beginner players will be introduced to defensive play and both single and double strategies.

WEEK: JULY 25 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; JULY 29

Campers should come with a pair of proper tennis shoes, racquet, and a water bottle. Wet and Wild Water Adventure (WWW) Grades 1 - 3 Dates: 7/25/2016 - 7/29/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Prissy Schoeny and Meghan Graves, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $150 Description: Come play with and investigate water in this tons of fun, physically engaging, and mentally challenging wet and wild water adventure. Campers will use their creativity, exploration and imagination through water, art, science, and engineering. From carving an ice sculpture to building a water balloon launcher, campers will leave a lot wetter than they came. Get suited up and ready to soak up some fun, friendship, and soggy memories.

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Emergency Medical Authorization Forms are required for all courses. Summer PE requires a Student Medical Records Form in addition to the Emergency Medical Authorization Form.

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CONTACT INFORMATION CCDSummer Programs 6905 Given Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 Tina Moulin, Director P 513-979-0229 F 513-527-7602 moulint@countryday.net

COURSES FOR CREDIT Cincinnati Country Day School offers several courses for high school credit. These courses are open to students from both public and private schools. If a student is not enrolled at Cincinnati Country Day School, permission to enroll in one of our academic credit courses must be approved through the student’s current school administration prior to enrolling in the course. Students must meet the course requirements as outlined in the description in order to receive credit. Grades and/or evaluations will be forwarded to other schools upon the completion of the course. Art I Geometry Health Studies Summer PE

Art I (ART) Grades 9 - 12 Dates: 6/14/2016 - 7/21/2016 (Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays) Times: 8 am - Noon Instructor: Carole Lichty-Smith, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $1200 Description: Art I is a general art course for credit providing beginning students the opportunity to explore twodimensional media including drawing, painting, collage and glass. Working from imagination, memory, and observation, students will build a portfolio and critique skills with an emphasis on understanding the communicative powers of visual expression. Students will learn and use basic vocabulary of the artist, the elements and principles of design, and will be introduced to the work of selected artists as frequent models for class assignments. Non-CCDS students should check with their school to determine if the course is accepted for credit prior to registering. Course Credit: Students who successfully complete Art I will earn .5 credit. Failure to meet the course requirements below may result in the student not receiving credit for the course. Course Structure: This course runs during a five week period meeting three days (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) a week. Students will meet 12 hours each week for a total of 60 hours. Projects will be graded using a unique rubric based on technical and aesthetic performance. Course Requirements: In order to receive .5 credit for this course, the following requirements must be met: • A student must spend 60 total hours on course work. • A student must earn a final grade of a C or higher. • A student may miss no more than 1 class meeting (with instructor’s approval).

Geometry (GEO) Grade 10 Dates: 6/13/2016 - 7/14/2016 (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays) No camp 7/4/2016 Times: 9 am - 1 pm Instructor: Catherine Phillips, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $2400 Description: The primary focus of this course is geometric investigation, hypothesis formation and proof. This is the first course where students are introduced to the formal nature of mathematical proof. The major topics in the course are: congruence, similarity, circles, polygons, parallelism, area, and volume. Non-CCDS students should check with their school to determine if the course is accepted for credit prior to registering. Course Credit: This full-length Geometry course meets the 1 credit Geometry requirement at Cincinnati Country Day School. Failure to meet the course requirements listed below may result in a student not earning credit. Course Structure: This course will combine an online curriculum with classroom work. Classes will meet three days (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday) a week for a total of 15 classes. Students are expected to spend 1 hour completing the online curriculum for every 1 hour of class time. This fast-paced course requires a minimum of 12 hours of online work each week in addition to in class time. Course Requirements: In order to receive credit for this course, the following requirements must be met: • A student must spend a minimum of 120 total hours (classroom and online) on course work. • A student must earn a final grade of a C- or higher. • A student may miss no more than 1 class meeting (with instructor’s approval). Health Studies (HSC) CCDS 9th graders may not take this course. Grades 9 - 12 Dates: 6/20/2016 - 7/1/2016 Times: 9 am - Noon Instructor: Rachel Corwin, CCDS Faculty Course Fee: $800 Description: Students participating in this course will explore various aspects related to physical, psychological, and emotional health as stipulated by the Ohio Department of Education. As time permits, the course will include the following areas of study, which are mandated by the State: • The nutritive value of foods, including naturally and organically produced foods, the relation of nutrition to health, and the use and effects of food additives • The harmful effects of and legal restrictions against the use of drugs of abuse, alcoholic beverages, and tobacco • Sexually transmitted disease education • Dating violence prevention Non-CCDS students should check with their school to determine if the course is accepted for credit prior to registering. Course Credit: Students who successfully complete the summer health course earn .5 credit, which satisfies the requirements set forth by the State of Ohio. In order to receive course credit, 60 contact hours are required of students. Failure to meet the course requirements below may result in the student not receiving credit for the course. Course Structure: This course will combine an online curriculum with classroom work. Students are expected to complete the online component independently during the weeks of June 20 and June 27. More information about the online requirements will be explained during the first classroom session.

The summer health course is intensive. It includes all material covered during a full semester. Students are required to complete numerous assignments, including a comprehensive final exam. There is also a research component to the course. Course Requirements: In order for student to receive credit for this course, the following requirements must be met: • A student must spend a minimum of 60 total hours (classroom and online) on course work. • A student must earn a C- (70%) or higher for the course. • A student may miss no more than 1 class meeting (with instructor’s approval). Summer Physical Education See Camp Codes Below Grades 9 - 12 Session I (SPEI): 6/6/2016 - 6/17/2016 Session II (SPEII): 6/20/2016 - 7/1/2016 Times: 9 am - 3:30 pm Instructor: Steve Conner, CCDS Faculty Fee: $425 per session Description: This course for credit focuses on the importance of maintaining a health-enhancing level of physical fitness. This course will teach the importance of physical activity through various stages of life, whether it be for health, enjoyment, or competition. Participants will develop and demonstrate skills through a variety of physical activities that meet the Ohio Department of Education Physical Education Standards. Non-CCDS students should check with their school to determine if the course is accepted for credit prior to registering. Lunch is provided. Course Credit: Students who successfully complete one two week session of Summer PE will earn .25 credit. Failure to meet the course requirements below may result in the student not receiving credit for the course. Course Structure: Each session runs for a two-week period meeting for 6.5 hours a day. The curriculum covers basketball, flag football, golf, leisure activities, racquet sports, soccer, softball, volleyball, and exercise. Course Requirements: In order for student to receive credit for this course, the following requirements must be met: • A student must complete 60 hours of class time. • A student will receive both a letter grade and a pass/fail grade. • A student may miss no more than 1 class meeting (with instructor’s approval). COURSES FOR CREDIT REGISTRATION Early registration is encouraged to guarantee course for credit offerings. Course enrollment will be evaluated 30 days prior to the start date to determine if enrollment is sufficient for the course to proceed. CCDSummer Programs reserves the right to cancel any course that has insufficient enrollment. Should a course be cancelled, registrants will receive a refund of course fees paid. • •

A $25 non-refundable registration fee is required for all participants. Payment in full is due at the time of registration.

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Checks should be made payable to CCDS. MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express are accepted. Cancellations must be submitted in writing 14 days prior to the start of a session. Cancellations made prior to 14 days of a session will receive 90% reimbursement. Cancellations made within 13 days or fewer of a session will forfeit their fee. There are no pro-rated fees for campers leaving before its completion or missing time during camp.

SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION FORM EMERGENCY MEDICAL AND PUBLICATION FORM STUDENT NAME

PARENT/GUARDIAN

DOB/ENTERING GRADE/ AGE as of 6/1

STREET ADDRESS

CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE

CURRENT CCDS STUDENT

q HOME PHONE NUMBER

CELLULAR NUMBER

YES

EMAIL ADDRESS

DAY CAMP REGISTRATION Please choose your weekly sessions by using the following key: (example - half day option plus after camp care = hdac)

TODDLER PROGRAM (18 – 36 Months)

PRESCHOOL/ KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM (Ages 3 – 5)

SCHOOL AGE (Grades 1 - 6)

hd3 – half day T/W/TH option hdlo3 - half day w/lunch (T, W, TH) option fd3 – full day T/W/TH option hd – half day option hdlo - half day w/lunch option fd – full day option ac – after camp care fd - full day option ac - after camp care T-SHIRT SIZE (Circle one)

Session I 6/6-7/1

YXS

Session 2 7/4-7/29

Week 1 6/6-6/10

Week 2 6/13-6/17

Week 3 6/20–6/24

Week 5 7/4-7/8

Week 6 7/11-7/15

Week 7 7/18-7/22

Week 8 7/25-7/29

Toddler Program Only

Week 4 6/27-7/1

Toddlers (18 – 36 Months) who were not enrolled at CCDS for the 2015-16 school year must register by the session.

COURSE & WORKSHOP REGISTRATION CODE

FEE Registration Fee

$ 25.00

Day Camp Total

Course/Workshop Total

*Day Camp Discount

Total Due

Code is located next to the program title: ie- DCAM

*A 10% discount off the weekly program fee is applicable when registering for Session I, Session II or more than four weeks of camp at one time.

METHOD OF PAYMENT (choose one)

MasterCard

Visa

AmEx

Discover

Card #: Expiration date: Card Holder Name:

Check #

Zip Code: Security Code:

6905 GIVEN ROAD, CINCINNATI, OHIO 45243 SUMMER PROGRAMS: (513)979-0132; FAX: (513)527-7602

STUDENT MEDICAL RECORD FORM This form is REQUIRED and must be completed and signed by a physician for all non-CCDS students attending day camp or athletic courses. This form must be on file prior to the first day of attendance. MEDICAL HISTORY AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Name:

(First)

(Middle)

Date of Birth:

Gender: M F

Date of last physical exam:

Physician name:

(Last)

Entering Grade:

Physician address: Physician phone:

Day Campers should attach current immunization records. Please check the appropriate boxes and provide details as needed in the box below.

Yes

Does this student have any drug, food, or environmental allergies? Action Plan : Yes_______ No_______

Has this student ever had any hospitalizations, surgery, injuries, or serious medical illnesses?

Does this student have any chronic physical problems?

Are there any physician-recommended physical limitations regarding participation in athletic activities?

Is there any history of syncope or loss of consciousness during physical activity?

Does this student have any communicable diseases?

Requires regular or emergency medications, such as, but not limited to, an Epipen, Diastat, or Inhaler. If yes, please specify below.

Are any medications, food, fluoride supplements, or dietary restrictions currently prescribed? If yes, please specify below.

Has this student lived in the US for 5 years or less? If yes, please specify which country(s) they have resided in below.

10.

Has your child had a tetanus shot? If yes, please provide date:

Details:

If you answered yes to any of the above questions, Summer Programs may contact you should additional forms be required.

I certify that I have on this date examined this student. On the basis of this examination requested by the school authorities and the studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s medical history as furnished to me, I have found no reason that would make it medically inadvisable for this student to complete in supervised athletic activities, except as noted above. I certify that the student is free from communicable disease. Signature of Physician (REQUIRED): _____________________________

Print Name: ______________________ Date (REQUIRED): ___________

Print or Stamp Address and Phone

EMERGENCY MEDICAL AND PUBLICATION FORM STUDENT NAME

PARENT/GUARDIAN

DOB/ENTERING GRADE/ AGE as of 6/1

STREET ADDRESS

CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE

CURRENT CCDS STUDENT

q HOME PHONE NUMBER

CELLULAR NUMBER

YES

EMAIL ADDRESS

EMERGENCY MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION (other than parent) NAME

HOME PHONE NUMBER

CELLULAR NUMBER

EMERGENCY MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION PREFERRED PHYSICIAN/PHONE

PREFERRED DENTIST/PHONE

PREFERRED HOSPITAL/PHONE

PERTINENT MEDICAL INFORMATION (MEDICATIONS,ALLERGIES,IMPAIRMENTS)

AUTHORIZATION FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT (complete Part I or II, BUT NOT BOTH) Part I (TO GRANT CONSENT): In the event that reasonable attempts to contact me and/or other parent/ guardian at the above telephone numbers have been unsuccessful, I herby give my consent for the administration to the student names above of any treatment deemed necessary by the preferred physician and/or the preferred dentist named above, or in the even the preferred physician and/or preferred dentist is no available, by another licensed physician or dentist. I further give my consent for the transfer of the child to the preferred hospital named above or to any reasonably accessible hospital. This authorization does not cover major surgery unless two other licensed physicians or dentists concur about the medical necessity of such surgery prior to the performance of such surgery. ________________________________________

__________________

Signature of Parent or Guardian

Date

Part II (TO REFUSE CONSENT): I do not give my consent for emergency medical treatment of the student named above. In the event that emergency treatment is required, I wish the school authorities to take the following action: ________________________________________

__________________

Signature of Parent or Guardian

Date

PUBLICATIONS: By enrolling in any CCDS summer program, the School has the right to reproduce, use, exhibit, display, broadcast, distribute, and create derivative works of summer programs related photographs or videotaped images of student for use in connection with the activities of the school or for promoting, publicizing, or explaining the school’s summer programming and related activities. This includes, without limitation, the right to publish such images in community newspapers, magazines, and other advertisement as well as the School’s alumni/ae magazine, website, online directory, and public relations/promotional materials. Images may appear in any variety of formats and media available to the school now and may be available in the future, including but not limited to print, broadcast, videotape, CD-ROM, and electronic/on-line/social media. Check here if you DO NOT wish to have your child’s photographs reproduced for use q in any school or community print/electronic publication.