GRADES 9-12
Open to All Kids!
We invite students entering grades 9 – 12 to use your summertime wisely, by taking an academic class that will count toward your graduation requirements or explore a new area of interest simply for the experience! While summer can be an ideal time to complete core required courses, colleges are looking for students who have explored, discovered and pursued new passions. Exploring new areas of interest can set you apart from other students who only boast high GPAs and packed transcripts. To answer this need, this year we’ve added opportunities for you to expand your experiences and horizons. Do something you find interesting or have always wanted to try, and as an added bonus, in doing so it will make you interesting to colleges!
Online Registration: March 27 June 1, www.smes.org/summer Athletic Camps: Ongoing Keep your skills sharp by participating in summer sports camps. Dates and times vary, so check the information carefully. Costs vary.
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Online Courses: We’re moving parts of our semester courses online this year. Although the class expectations and class time remain the same, we’ve “blended” some classes to meet the varied needs of our summer learners. You’ll want to carefully check the schedules for the classes to note the varying days/times the class meets on campus.
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................................. Full-Year Courses: June 13 – July 22 These five-week courses run every weekday except for July 1-5. Courses start promptly at 8:00 a.m. and will conclude by 1:30 p.m. Please carefully note any prerequisites and materials needed prior to the start of class. A link to order materials will be online by May 20.
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Courses: Please contact Grades 9-12 Summer Coordinator Megan Moilanen with questions at 949.661.0108 or mmoilanen@smes.org
Open to All Kids!
This catalog provides full course descriptions, arranged in alphabetical order. We encourage you to also download the Program Planner to help identify and plan your classes.
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THE PROGRAM BASICS
Athletic Camps: Please contact Athletic Director Susie Maga with any questions at 949.661.0108 or smaga@smes.org
................................. Financial Aid: Limited financial assistance is available for current St. Margaret’s students receiving financial aid. For inquiries, please email your child’s information to Melissa Norwood, melissa.norwood@smes.org. If you require financial aid, please do not register until you have received direction from Mrs. Norwood.
Semester Courses: June 13-28 & July 8-22 These 2.5 week courses are equivalent to semester classes. Please carefully note the meeting dates and times as several of these courses are “blended.” Also, there may be prerequisites and materials needed prior to the start of class. A link to order materials will be online May 20.
................................. Exploration Courses: August 5-16 Find an interesting opportunity to make you interesting to the colleges! Dates and times vary between classes, so check the information carefully.
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n Adhere to the Upper School philosophy of “Honor, Diligence, and Decency.� n Breaks will be given at regular intervals based on instructor preference. n Tardiness will be recorded; three tardies in excess of 30 minutes will constitute an absence. order to receive credit, students may not be absent more than one (1) full day. All students will be expected to maintain a C- average or better in the course. A grade below C- at the end of any quarter may result in the student being dropped from the course.
the Summer Session, Upper School students are permitted to go to the Ortega Business Center during breaks in their class for the purpose of purchasing food and drinks. Students are not allowed to loiter in the student parking lot located in the Business Center, nor drive in cars, nor venture beyond the perimeter of the Business Center, nor be late returning to class. All SMES expectations apply to them when they are in the Business Center. Parents and students must understand that there will not be any direct St. Margaret’s supervision of students while in the Business Center.
student who is dismissed from a class for grades, conduct, or absences, will not receive a tuition refund.
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The Summer experience should be rewarding and fun. To maintain a safe and productive learning environment for all, there are some important policies we all need to follow:
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Policies & Procedures
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will be purchased using the online distributor we use for all Upper School classes and should be ordered early enough to obtain the texts by the first day of class. The link to this site will be available on the Summer Programs website by June 1.
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and Conceptual Physics students will be required to purchase goggles from the SMES bookstore the first day of class and wear them during all laboratory experiments. Failure to bring goggles to class daily could result in the student being dismissed from the lab.
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must dress appropriately in conservative, neat, clean attire that meets the guidelines of the free dress policy outlined in the Parent Student Handbook & Directory. Hair must be standard color. All science students must wear shoes that cover their entire foot at all times.
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FOR CREDIT
JUNE 6/24-6/28
JULY 7/8-7/12
Algebra 1B Astronomy (mix of day classes and night trips)
JUNE 13 Through JULY 23 8:00-1:30
8:00-1:30
Chemistry 8:00-1:30 Coastal Ecology (held at Crystal Cove Marine Center) Conceptual Physics
8:00-1:30
Geometry
8:00-1:30 8:00-1:30
Open to All Kids!
Biology 8:00-1:30
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Health & Human Development (blended) 9:00-12:30 9:00-12:30 International Relations (requires international trip)
August 5-16
Latin II
8:00-1:30
New Testament (blended) 9:00-12:30 9:00-12:30 Old Testament (blended) 9:00-12:30 9:00-12:30 Philosophy (blended) 8:00-12:30 8:00-12:30 Spanish II World Religions (requires field trips) 8:00-1:30
8:00-1:30
8:00-1:30
NOTES: For blended courses, students will attend class on campus during posted hours and online for independent learning. Some of these courses have prerequisites. Carefully consult the description to make sure you qualify. For detailed information regarding International Relations and the trip to Vienna for the Model UN, please contact Mr. Parker. Astronomy and World Religions both require field trips. The teachers will provide specific details the first day of class.
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EXPLORATION Algebra II Prep
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Aug. 12-16
9:00-12:00
Art Van: A Summer Service offered throughout summer Athletic Camps
see separate catalog
Aug. 12-16
Capistrano International Chamber Music Festival
9:00-3:30
July 28 - August 3
Chinese 3 Prep
Aug. 12-16
9:00-3:30
Coaching Principals & Certification
Aug. 5-9 or Aug. 12-16
9:00-3:30
Dance Conservatory
see separate catalog
Film Production
Aug. 5-9
12:30-3:30
Historical Thinking & Literacy: A Prep Course for History at SMES
Aug. 5-16
9:00-12:00
Innovation by Design
Aug. 12-16
9:00-3:30
Intensive Theater Tech
Aug. 12-16
9:00-3:30
Newspaper
Aug. 12-16
12:30-3:30
Open Clay Studio
Aug. 5-9
9:00-3:30
Photography Portfolio Workshop and Review
Aug. 12-16
9:00-3:30
Pre-Calculus Prep
Aug. 5-9
9:00-12:00
Southern Hospitality
Aug. 5-9
9:00-12:00
Spanish Cuisine & Conversation
Aug. 12-16
9:00-12:00
Take it to the Bank!
Aug. 5-9
9:00-12:00
Open to All Kids!
Broadway Showcase
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NOTES:
Dates and times for the exploration opportunities vary. Please takecareful note. Athletics and Sports Camps run throughout July. See the separate catalogue for detailed offerings and scheduling. To find out more about The Capistrano International Chamber Music Festival, follow this link... http://sites.google.com/site/capointcmf Broadway, Intensive Theater Tech, Photography, Dance, and Clay Studio will culminate in a showcase the evening of August 16. The Art Van is a community service which will offer multiple opportunities for you to participate.
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Hawaiian History
(Incoming 11-12. Parents invited too!) June 30 - July 6 Mrs. Adamson Trip ID 89684 www.casterbridgetours.com/register
Insider’s China
June 24-July 4
Mrs. Hsu
check with teacher
Machu Picchu & Beyond
(Students going into Spanish 2, 3, or 4)
June 8-16 Señora Austin Trip ID 88586 www.casterbridgetours.com/register
Vienna & Model UN
(US students taking summer August 7-16 Mr. Parker International Relations)
You will register on our website for the course and conference. A trip ID and link will be provided there as well.
Open to All Kids!
(Incoming 10-12. Parents invited too!)
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Algebra II Prep This course is designed for students who completed geometry the previous year and will be enrolled in Algebra 2 (or Algebra 2 Honors) in the fall following the summer course. The purpose of the course is to prepare students for Algebra 2 by reviewing the most crucial foundational topics from Algebra 1. The course will also cover conceptual ideas that are most important for success in Algebra 2. In our experience as a department we find that with the one-year gap between Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 many students struggle remembering concepts and procedures from Algebra 1, which are foundational for success in Algebra 2. This course is designed to focus on these areas and build up the student’s Algebra 1 skills and understanding so that they are adequately prepared for a successful year in Algebra 2. Offered: August 12-16 9:00-12:00 Time: $325 Fee: Instructor: Kate Meloney
Open to All Kids!
Algebra 1B (full year) Algebra IB is designed to reinforce basic algebra skills while developing logical thinking. Problemsolving techniques are used extensively with solving equations, polynomials, factoring, algebraic fractions, systems of linear equations and inequalities, functions, and rational and irrational numbers, along with a preview of probability. June 13 - July 23 (off July 1-5) Offered: 8:00-1:30 Time: $1800 (plus the cost of materials) Tuition: Prerequisite: Algebra IA at SMES and approval of the Math Department using the request form. Instructor: Math Dept. Staff
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Grades 9-12 Course Offerings
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Art Van: A Summer Service This summer, join Mrs. Mayer for a unique service experience: The Art Van. We will visit local organizations and provide a mobile art experience to those in need of a creative art class. Bring your creativity, enthusiasm, and a desire to serve others. TBA – opportunities throughout the summer Offered: Fee: $50 Instructor: Mary Meyer ................................................................. Astronomy (one semester) This course covers the history of astronomy and our view of the universe, as well as the latest discoveries and observations about the formation of Planet Earth, our solar system, and the universe. Laboratory experiences would include lens optics and telescope construction, spectroscopy, NASA data analysis, lunar phase activities, computer-based night sky simulations, and plate tectonics. Students are required to participate in hands-on observations of day and night skies through field trips to local locations and observatories. Offered: June 13 – June 28 Includes some evenings, exact schedule will be provided soon Time: $900 (plus the cost of materials) Tuition: Prerequisite: Geometry & Biology Instructor: John Bennett COLOR KEY
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Broadway Showcase Sure, you love to sing and really want to perform in the next musical, but you’ve got to audition first! In this class we’ll look at your specific voice parts, talk about HOW to audition, run a mock auditions, and pick and learn a piece to perform in our showcase performance the last evening of class. Yep - you WILL be performing on center stage! Date: August 12-16 Time: 9:00-3:30 Fee: $600 Instructor: Stacey Miles
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Biology (full year) Biology provides a college-preparatory introduction to the basic principles of biology. Topics include cell theory, mitosis, (genetics, evolution, microbiology, plant structure and function, invertebrate and vertebrate biology, human anatomy and physiology, and ecological relationships. Biology emphasizes inductive reasoning and an analysis/problem-solving approach to critical thinking. Material is introduced through lecture, discussion, models, lab investigations, and living or preserved specimens. Students that complete this course in the summer would be expected to take Chemistry in the fall. Offered: June 13 – July 23 (off July 1-5) Time: 8:00-1:30 Tuition: $1800 (plus the cost of materials) Prerequisite: Conceptual Physics or equivalent Instructor: Edmund Herlihy
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Chemistry (full year) Chemistry instructs the student in the study of matter and energy. The topics include structure and states of matter as well as chemical reactions. Descriptive chemistry and laboratory work, including the qualitative and quantitative aspects of experimental design, are emphasized. Summer Chemistry is NOT a pathway to an AP course. Offered: June 13 – July 23 (off July 1-5) Time: 8:00-1:30 Tuition: $1800 (plus the cost of materials) Prerequisite: Conceptual Physics, Algebra II, Biology and approval of the Science Department using the request form. Instructor: Bob McDaniel
................................................................. Chinese 3 Prep This course is offered only to 9th graders who are currently in Chinese 1 and would like to advance to Chinese 3 in 2013 school year. Date: August 12-16 Time: 9:00-3:30 Fee: $600 Instructor: Esther Hsu Note: This course is not a replacement for the Chinese 3 placement test.
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Coastal Ecology (one semester) Ecology is the study of how organisms interact with their environment; coastal regions of the world have diverse habitats including mangrove forests, estuaries, sandy beaches, and rocky beaches. In this class students will study the ecology of the Southern California coastline. A majority of the class will be spent as a field study, with trips to tide pools, sandy beaches and estuaries. We will also explore the impact of humans on these habitats as these areas are often highly modified due to human urban growth near coastlines. Students will participate in inquiry based laboratory investigations as well as be expected to work in cooperative groups to present their findings. Offered: July 8 - July 23 Time: 8:00-1:30 Tuition: $900 (plus the cost of materials) Prerequisite: Biology Instructor: Jen Ross-Viola
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Coaching Principles & Certification American Sport Education Program (ASEP) Coaching Principles I invite you to join me to take the same certification course that all high school coaches are required to take by the California Interscholastic Federation. By the end of the course you will be able to: *Identify your coaching philosophy objectives and style; coach for character and coach diverse athletes *Communicate with and motivate your athletes and manage their behavior *Coach using the games approach and teach technical and tactical skills *Train your athletes for energy and muscular fitness; fuel your athletes; and battle drugs *Manage your team relationships and risk In addition you will become a certified coach through ASEP. Offered: August 5-9 August 12-16 Time: 9:00-3:30 Fee: $600 Instructor: Johnny Marmelstein
................................................................. Conceptual Physics (full year) Conceptual Physics is a required foundation course for future study in physics, chemistry, and biology. Students learn to think scientifically by studying basic concepts in physical science including statics, kinematics, the Scientific Method, Newton’s Laws, Conservation Laws, elementary chemistry, and biochemistry. Students are asked to question topics like the scientists whose lives they study, with answers changing through the year. They learn basic laboratory skills, and apply mathematics to problem solving, including ratio and proportion, scaling, formulas, vectors, graphing, slopes, and linear equation. Offered: June 13 - July 23 (off July 1-5) Time: 8:00-1:30 Tuition: $1800 (plus the cost of materials) Prerequisite: Algebra I and approval of the Science Department using the request form. Instructor: Science Dept. Staff
................................................................. Film Production Want to learn about movie making but don’t have time in your regular schedule? Tartan Productions is a project-based, collaborative class where you learn about the creation and production of videos while developing an appreciation for this popular art form. You will learn about basic video creation; motion and graphic design; lighting; audio; and post-production skills. No equipment or experience is necessary. Offered: August 5-9 Time: 12:30-3:30 Fee: $325 Instructor: Nicki Yokota COLOR Exploration Academics Sports KEY
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Health & Human Development (one semester) Human Development is designed to engage students in reflection and conversation on various aspects of life as they enter their high school years. The course focuses on helping students become more aware of themselves, their family, and the world around them while they make the transition from adolescence to adulthood and make responsible choices. The course is allows and encourages students the freedom to express themselves openly and respectfully in a supportive environment without judgment. This is a blended course so students will attend class both on campus and online. Offered: June 13-28 (independent work 6/17 & 6/24) July 8-23 (independent work 7/12 & 7/19) Class Times: 9:00-12:30 (independent work will also be required) Tuition: $900 Instructor: 1st Semester: Mel Taylor/Patty Canright 2nd Semester: Mel Taylor/Nancy Linaweaver
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Geometry (full year) Geometry stresses inductive and deductive reasoning and higher level thinking skills. Through the use of theorems, postulates and definitions, students use their reasoning skills to prove theorems about basic geometric shapes. Throughout the course both plane and solid geometric applications are stressed. Skills previously introduced in algebra are maintained through the solution of various types of geometry problems. Offered: June 13 - July 23 (off July 1-5) Time: 8:00-1:30 Tuition: $1800 (plus the cost of materials) Prerequisite: Algebra I and approval of the Math Department using the request form. Instructor: Andrew Johnson/Steve Sherman
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Historical Thinking and Literacy: A Prep Course for History at St. Margaret’s This course is designed to introduce students to historical thinking and literacy practices as taught in the upper school history department. Particular focus will be paid to the analysis of primary sources for perspective and reliability, secondary sources for identifying arguments and supporting evidence, and the critical elements of writing as practiced in history/social studies. The course is designed for students transitioning to the upper school and those looking to sharpen their skills before entering an Advanced Placement course for the first time. Date: August 5-16 Time: 9:00-12:00 Fee: $600 Instructor: James Harris
................................................................. Innovation by Design This course will teach the fundamental principles to human-centered design thinking as used by the consulting firm Ideo and Stanford’s d.school. Design thinking prioritizes a five step process: Empathy, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test. By iterating and repeating these steps, design thinking helps students define true problems and create innovative solution spaces. This course will be intensive, fast-paced, unique, team-oriented, and fun. We will be working on real-world problems with local companies. Many aspects of design-thinking have become buzz words--Come and find out how to authentically apply these principles! Offered: August 12-16 Times: 9:00-3:30 Fee: $600 Instructor: COLOR Exploration Academics Sports KEY
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Intensive Theater Tech This course provides entry level and higher level training in the skills required for technical theatre operations. Instruction covers the following areas: safety, theatre architecture and stage equipment, set construction, lighting, sound, stage management, and other professional aspects of the industry. Students will gain hands on experience with sound board equipment, electrical lighting equipment and controls, and pulley and rigging equipment. At the end of the class, we will support a show, running lighting, sound, and stage management all done by students. Come learn the exciting world of technical theatre! Date: August 12-16 Time: 9:00-3:30 Fee: $600 Instructor: Bryan Dauterive
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International Relations (one semester) In this course, students study modern international politics from a global perspective. Students develop an understanding of major historical, political, economic, and environmental developments of the world and how they impact relations between states/international organizations. This course is taught in conjunction with, but not exclusive to, the Model United Nations program and includes REQUIRED attendance on our education trip to Vienna and participation in the model UN. Schedule: August 5-16 (in class August 5-6, on trip August 7-16) Tuition & Registration: $650 (contact Mr. Parker for information) Educational Tour Cost: $3759 (contact Mr. Parker for packet) Prerequisite: World History 9 Instructor: Rocky Parker
................................................................. Latin II (full year) Unit 3 of the Cambridge Latin Course (CLC) is the core of Latin II. Students complete the entire book, Stages 21-34. Emphasis is placed on the ongoing development of vocabulary, fluency in translating and improved comprehension. Students learn about Roman Britain: the daily life, religious beliefs, the military; roads; aqueducts and many other aspects of life in those times. Mythological themes are introduced. A key component is active use of quizlet.com and CLC’s CDs developed for Book 3. Offered: June 13 - July 23 (off July 1-5) Time: 8:00-1:30 Tuition: $1800 (plus the cost of materials) Prerequisite: Latin IA/B or Latin I and the approval of the Language Dept. using the request form. Instructor: Brad Holmes
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Newspaper Students will learn about news reporting and online publication as it directly applies to the creation of the Upper School online newspaper, the SMES exPress. Students will research, write, edit, create multimedia, promote, and publish the online edition using time both in and outside of class. Students will work with several different writing styles: reporting, news, features, opinions, and columns. Students will also learn broadcast journalism with the creation of video interviews and reports. Date: August 12-16 Time: 12:30-3:30 Fee: $325 Instructor: Nicki Yakota COLOR KEY
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Old Testament (one semester) This course surveys the History of Israel, acquainting students with the structure and narrative of the Hebrew Bible. We examine the formation of the Israelite nation, Covenant Traditions, the Development of the Monarchy, and the History of the People to the Exile. This course is blended so students will attend class both on campus and online. Offered: June 13-28 (independent work 6/17 & 6/24) July 8-23 (independent work 7/12 & 7/19) Class Times: 9:00-12:30 (independent work will also be required) Tuition: $900 Instructor: 1st Semester, Mother Mary 2nd Semester, Mother Heather
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New Testament (one semester) This course is designed for a multi-religious classroom community. Students will explore the content, context, and interpretation of the Gospels, Acts, and selected Epistles. Discussions will focus on various literary, historical and theological interpretations of the text. This course is blended, so students will attend class both on campus and online. Offered: June 13-28 (independent work 6/17 & 6/24) July 8-23 (independent work 7/12 & 7/19) Class Times: 9:00-12:30 (independent work will also be required) Tuition: $900 Instructor: 1st Semester, Father James 2nd Semester, Father Rob
................................................................. Open Clay Studio Creative acts often require more freedom to explore and experiment than the regular school schedule allows. So to encourage your artistic efforts, Mr. Friedman is keeping his space open and stocked this summer. He’s offering up his time and experience for personal instruction and support based on your interests and needs. Come any time. Stay as long as you want. Create for experience, hone your craft, develop your portfolio. Offered: August 5-9 Time: 9:00-3:30 Fee: $600 Instructor: Josh Friedman
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Philosophy (one semester) The purpose of this course is to provide an introduction to the nature of philosophical and ethical reasoning. This will primarily be accomplished through 1) a survey of Hellenistic philosophical thought with an eye towards its subsequent influence upon western philosophy and 2) the study of ethics. During the course of the philosophical survey, students will engage the major thinkers and schools of philosophical thought (ancient and modern) that have shaped western culture. Within the ethics component, this class seeks to develop students’ moral faculties through the study of contemporary ethical issues and moral cases. This course is blended so students will attend class both on campus and online. Offered: June 13-28 July 8-23 Class Times: 8:00-12:30 (independent work will also be required) Tuition: $900 Prerequisite: Old Testament or New Testament AND Jr. or Sr. standing Instructor: Chico Jones COLOR Exploration Academics Sports KEY
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Photography Portfolio Workshop and Review Serious photographers will gather for a week of guest lectures, creative assignments, and portfolio reviews. We will have professional photographers visit our workshop to share ideas and critique your work. Our guests will also lecture and share their work. Various art colleges offering photography as a major will be looked at and possibly represented on campus. We will also have a creativity component where we will try some alternative photo methods. Date: August 12-16 Time: 9:00-3:30 Fee: $325 Instructor: Mary Meyer
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Pre-Calculus Prep This course is designed to help prepare students for Pre-Calculus. We will explore polynomial equations, transformations of parent functions, logarithmic and exponential equations, basic trigonometry, and matrix algebra. Date: August 5-9 Time: 9:00-12:00 Fee: $325 Instructor: Andrew Johnson
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................................................................. Southern Hospitality Learn to cook appetizers, a main course, a dessert, and can freshly made Apple Butter with a little Southern Charm. While the cooking is taking place, you will also learn a little Southern Hospitality and Manners as you set a table for a formal occasion. Date: August 5-9 Time: 9:00-12:00 Fee: $325 Instructor: Andrew Hammond
................................................................. Spanish II (full year) The course reinforces the structure, vocabulary and grammar from level I then moves on to more complex forms including the subjunctive mood. Videos, audio CDs, and software enhance the curriculum. Composition writing is introduced, and the student begins to read short excerpts pertaining to civilization, art, famous novelists, and literary movements. There also is emphasis on oral presentations. Conducted primarily in Spanish. Offered: June 13 - July 23 (off July 1-5) Times: 8:00-1:30 Tuition: $1800 (plus the cost of materials) Prerequisite: Spanish I and the approval of the Language Dept. using the request form. Instructor: Marta Austin/Peter Soderin/Nancy Lopez
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Take it to the Bank! Banking and the world of finance influences nearly every part of our lives. Yet beyond knowing we should “balance our accounts” and “save for a rainy day,” much of that world remains a mystery. In this highly practical and interactive class, you’ll examine your own strengths and weakness when it comes to finance, learn how to identify and choose financial resources that meet your goals, establish successful strategies and habits, and develop fiscal responsibility. Since “money makes the world go ‘round,” don’t miss this opportunity to learn about how to thrive on the ride. Date: August 5-9 Time: 9:00-12:00 Fee: $325 Instructor: Josh Miller
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Spanish Cuisine & Conversation Simple and Authentic Mexican and Spanish Cuisine : Recetas de mi mamá. Fun hands-on cooking and great eating while learning simplified but authentic traditional Mexican and Spanish cuisine. Experience the culture and language of Mexico and Spain associated with the food that you will learn to prepare and share with family and friends. Each day you will take home a sampling of what you yourself have prepared. Buen provecho! Five Days in the Cooking School: 1. Salsas 2. Breakfast 3. Main Dishes 4. Appetizers 5. Dessert This course will be taught in English and in Spanish and is open to all level Spanish students. Date: August 12-16 Time: 9:00-12:00 Fee: $325 Instructor: Beatriz Jacobson
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World Religions (one semester) This course focuses on the roles religious belief and ritual behaviors have in the shaping of human self-understanding. A special emphasis is placed upon inculcating in students a sense of respect for religions other than one’s own. Though students are introduced to the profound ideas and practices of many religions, special attention is directed towards seven of the world’s enduring religious traditions: Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. Please Note: Field trips are a required component of this course. A list of dates and times will be posted as soon as they are available. Hours that are spent on these evening and weekend field trips will be deducted from the last day of class. Offered: June 13-28 July 8-23 Time: 8:00-1:30 Tuition: $900 Prerequisite: Old Testament or New Testament AND World History 9 Instructor: Peggy Beemer/James Harris
................................................................. Athletic Camps A wide variety of Tartan Athletics Camps are available throughout the summer. Please see the separate catalog on our website.
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