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August 5–9

2019IN-PERSON

REGISTRATION BEGINS APRIL 6

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2019 STLCC SUMMER YOUTH EXPERIENCE AT-A-GLANCE

Morning Session | 9-11:35 a.m.

AM-a/b Pg Class Title Grades*

CAMP-721 S01 5 Quidditch 4-8

CFKD-747 S01 5 Shake Hands with Shakespeare 4-8

CAMP-765 S01 10 Half-Day Junior Counselor (all-day also available) 6-8

AM-a Pg Class Title Grades*

CFKD-753 S01 7 Putting the Super in Heroes and Heroines K-1

CFKD-740 S01 9 The Mad Science Experience I K-2

CAMP-712 S01 5 Cookie Connection K-3

CFKD-705 S01 4 Studio Sculpture K-3

CAMP-721 S02 5 The Balloonatics! K-4

CAMP-701 S04 4 Mixed Media Workshop K-8

CFKD-727 S01 7 Chess I: Introduction and Beyond K-8

CAMP-704 S01 6 Crafting Your Mind with Minecraft 1-4

CFKD-738 S01 9 Invention Dimension 3-5

CAMP-702 S01 4 Paper Crafting 3-8

CAMP-714 S01 10 Heartsaver First Aid, CPR & AED 3-8

CAMP-714 S03 10 Home Alone 3-8

CFKD-740 S04 9 LEGO® Robotics 3-8

CAMP-724 S01 8 Build a Model Rocket 4-8

CAMP-737 S01 6 Harmonica Hullabaloo 4-8

CAMP-737 S07 6 Learn the Guitar 4-8

CFKD-705 S05 4 Fantastical Animals in Watercolor! 4-8

CFKD-705 S07 4 Adventures in Cartooning 4-8

CFKD-711 S01 8 Biomedical Science Lab 4-8

AM-b Pg Class Title Grades*

CAMP-701 S01 4 Beginning Sculpture K-3

CFKD-705 S06 4 Fantastical Animals in Watercolor! K-3

CFKD-711 S02 8 Biomedical Science Lab K-3

CAMP-706 S03 8 Sensory Science K-4


CFKD-727 S02 7 Chess II: Introduction Phase P K-8

CAMP-737 S02 6 Harmonica Hullabaloo 1-3

CAMP-705 S01 5 Hula Dancing 1-5

CFKD-753 S02 7 All About Me: A Kid Perspective on Life 2-3

CAMP-718 S01 5 Comedy Camp 2-8

CFKD-711 S03 9 The Mad Science Experience II 3-5

CAMP-702 S02 4 Perfect Piñata 3-8

CFKD-740 S05 9 Battle of the Bots! Adv LEGO® Robotics P 3-8

CAMP-712 S02 5 Cookie Connection 4-8

CAMP-714 S04 10 Babysitting Certification 4-8

CFKD-705 S02 4 Studio Sculpture 4-8

CFKD-714 S01 6 Studio Photoshop P 4-8


CFKD-740 S02 6 3D Printing 5-8

CFKD-738 S02 9 Invention Dimension 6-8

*GRADE RANGE is completed grade as of June 2019. Students may elect to go down one grade level for class selection. | P This class has prerequisites; please refer to course description.

Afternoon Session | 12:30-3:10 p.m.

PM-a/b Pg Class Title Grades*

CAMP-712 S05 5 Culinary Creations: Kitchen Adventures 4-8

CFKD-714 S02 6 Computer Animation: Flip Book Theatre P 4-8

CAMP-765 S02 10 Half-Day Junior Counselor (all-day also available) 6-8

PM-a Pg Class Title Grades*

CAMP-720 S01 5 Lightsaber/Jedi Training K-3

CFKD-711 S05 9 Amped-Up Science K-3

CAMP-737 S04 6 We Got the Beat K-4

CAMP-701 S08 4 Crayola®: World of Design K-5

CFKD-729 S01 9 Arithmatricks K-5


CFKD-727 S03 7 Chess III: Openings and More P K-8

CAMP-706 S04 8 Astronaut Academy 1-3


CAMP-702 S03 4 Sensational Seasons! 3-5

CFKD-726 S02 7 Konnichiwa Kids II 3-5

CFKD-738 S03 9 STEM-apalooza 3-5

CAMP-701 S02 4 The Folding Phenomenon: Origami 3-8

CAMP-714 S05 10 Heartsaver First Aid, CPR & AED 3-8

CFKD-731 S01 6 Music Writing 3-8

CFKD-740 S06 9 Advanced LEGO® Robotics P 3-8

CFKD-753 S03 7 TED Talk: Kid Edition 4-5

CAMP-706 S01 8 Junior Doctors and Vets: Dissection 4-8

CAMP-712 S03 5 Cake Connection 4-8

CFKD-705 S03 4 Studio Painting 4-8

CFKD-740 S03 6 3D Printing 5-8

PM-b Pg Class Title Grades*

CAMP-702 S04 4 Sensational Seasons! K-2

CFKD-726 S01 7 Konnichiwa Kids I K-2

CAMP-706 S02 8 Junior Doctors and Vets: Dissection K-3

CAMP-712 S04 5 Cupcake Connection K-3

CFKD-705 S04 4 Studio Painting K-3

CAMP-701 S09 4 Crayola®-Artist's Passport: Travel the World K-5


CFKD-727 S04 7 Chess I: Introduction and Beyond K-8

CFKD-738 S05 8 Astronaut Academy 1-3

CAMP-701 S03 4 Gems and Jewels 3-8

CFKD-740 S07 9 LEGO® Robotics 3-8

CFKD-711 S06 9 Amped-Up Science 4-5

CAMP-720 S02 5 Lightsaber/Jedi Training 4-8

CAMP-737 S03 6 Learn the Piano 4-8

CFKD-714 S03 6 Pixel Perfect Web Design 4-8

CFKD-729 S02 9 Lightning Calculations 4-8


CAMP-737 S05 6 We Got the Beat 5-8

CFKD-738 S04 9 STEM-apalooza 6-8

CFKD-753 S04 7 Graphic Novels: The Art of Words and Images 6-8

FOR GIFTED LEARNERS AUGUST 5–9, 2019 | 314-984-7777 | COLLEGE FOR KIDS • KIDS ON CAMPUS 3

Welcome to the 2019 summer youth experience at STLCC:

This year, we celebrate the 38th consecutive summer of delivering engaging, educational youth experiences at St. Louis Community College’s Meramec campus. Over that time, our summer youth program has grown and evolved to meet parents’ need for a one-drop-spot catered to varied skill levels and student interests.

The result? Our side-by-side College for Kids (CFKD) & Kids On Campus (CAMP) program delivers an incredible pick-your-path week filled with variety, new friends and enriching opportunities for youth!

EYE-OPENING EXPERIENCES FOR ALL LEARNERS

• Youth who have completed K–8 grades• Experiential learning for all levels

and a variety of interests• Convenient, flexible scheduling:

morning, afternoon or full day• Classes available 8 a.m.– 5 p.m.

ALL K-8 LEARNERS

Our CAMP classes are open enrollment summer experiences for youth who have completed kindergarten through eighth grade. Students can enjoy a variety of fun, engaging and challenging courses that develop and expand their interests, stimulate creativity and provide unique learning opportunities in a collegiate environment.

GIFTED K-8 LEARNERS

Our CFKD classes – identified with a graduation cap icon – are designed especially for students currently enrolled in a program for gifted children at their own schools, those who have consistently scored in the 95th percentile or above on standardized tests or whose IQ has been determined to be 125 or above on an individualized IQ test. Students who meet eligibility requirements (see page 6 for full details) can select from CFKD and CAMP classes.

We’re excited to share the love of learning with your family!

Marie PetersMANAGER STLCC Continuing Education programs

Build your custom campus experience:

OPTIONAL MORNING ADD-ON:Early Morning Mixed Media WorkshopExplore your creative side using clay, charcoal, pastels, watercolors, markers, pencils and much more to visualize and create your own 2D and 3D works of art. Drop-off begins at 7:45 a.m. CAMP-701 | $59S10 Grades K-8 8–8:50 a.m.

MORNING SESSION:Drop-Off ............................8:30–9 a.m. Enjoy Your Class(es):.........One AM-a class + One AM-b class

or One AM-a/b classPick-Up .............................11:45 a.m.–12:15 p.m.

AFTERNOON SESSION:Drop-Off ............................Noon–12:30 p.m. Enjoy Your Class(es):.........One PM-a class + One PM-b class

or One PM-a/b classPick-Up .............................3:30–4 p.m.

OPTIONAL AFTERNOON ADD-ON:Movie AppreciationExperience some of your favorite films (and maybe a few new ones!) in this class. Enjoy films across different genres and from different time periods to gain appreciation of the cinematic world! (All films G-PG rated.) Latest pick-up time is 5 p.m.CAMP-765 | $59S04 Grades K-8 3:30–5 p.m.

August 5–9


ARTS AND CRAFTS

College for Kids (CFKD) courses This icon identifies courses offered for gifted and talented learners. Students must meet gifted qualifications to attend CFKD classes. Learn more on page 11.

Beginning SculptureExplore the exciting world of three dimensional art by learning the fundamentals of shape and building sculptures with mixed media. Progress from the basics during the week and on Friday, take home a work of art of your own creation. CAMP-701 | $59S01 Grades K-3 AM-b Sheow Chang

Crayola®: World of DesignTake a journey to the farthest reaches of the imagination while learning about the rain forest, Hollywood, Mars and a futuristic city! Use the design-thinking process to solve real-world problems in these different environments. Experiment with Crayola® products and a wide variety of art techniques like sculpting, collage and mixed media. Discover design careers like graphic design, fashion design, and architectural and urban design. Enjoy a new theme each day, such as board game design, Martian habitat design, movie poster design, comic book costume fashion design and urban design. CAMP-701 | $99S08 Grades K-5 PM-a Imagine Arts Academy

Crayola®-Artist’s Passport: Travel the World Through Art!Embark on an around-the-world cultural adventure to explore far-off places and learn about the people who live there — from the Americas to the Ivory Coast, from the cosmopolitan to the countryside. Experiment with Crayola® products, while trying art techniques developed by local artists and artisans. Make a different masterpiece each day, including a dot art canvas, a mini Pakistani bus, a mud art painting on fabric and an imperial Russian egg! Bring the unique creations home to build a globally-inspired art gallery. CAMP-701 | $99S09 Grades K-5 PM-b Imagine Arts Academy

Gems and JewelsExpress your personality and create your own wearable works of art! Projects will include a necklace, bracelet and earrings. CAMP-701 | $79S03 Grades 3-8 PM-b Sheow Chang

Mixed Media WorkshopExplore your creative side using clay, charcoal, pastels, watercolors, markers, pencils and much more to visualize and create your own 2D and 3D works of art. CAMP-701 | $59S04 Grades K-8 AM-a Elizabeth KernS05 Grades K-8 AM-b Elizabeth KernS06 Grades K-8 PM-a Elizabeth KernS07 Grades K-8 PM-b Elizabeth Kern

The Folding Phenomenon: OrigamiLearn 2D/3D transformation with origami, the Japanese art of paper folding. Make a mobile featuring animals with wire to connect them all into a project that you will take home at the end of the week. CAMP-701 | $79S02 Grades 3-8 PM-a Sheow Chang

Paper CraftingExplore the world of paper crafting with a new project each day! Take home amazing hand-crafted flowers, personalized bookmarks and much more. CAMP-702 | $59S01 Grades 3-8 AM-a

Perfect PiñataBuild your own piñata from the ground up! Start by making a form with paper mache, then layer on rainbow-colored tissue paper to create your own unique piñata. Take home a finished product by the end of the week. CAMP-702 | $59S02 Grades 3-8 AM-b

Sensational Seasons!The seasons bring us powdery snow, blooming flowers, warm days and fall foliage! In this class, you will create beautiful works of art using nature and seasons as your inspiration. Explore several artistic media as you craft with recycled and natural materials. CAMP-702 | $59S04 Grades K-2 PM-b Stephanie BeardenS03 Grades 3-5 PM-a Stephanie Bearden

Adventures in CartooningWhether you like to draw by hand or sketch on the computer, this class is for you! Each student will create either a four-panel comic strip or a page of comic book art. This course covers the fundamentals of comics, including framing, style, character, emotion, lettering, coloring, story, and naming and titling your comic. CFKD-705 | $79 S07 Grades 4-8 AM-a Zak Zych

Fantastical Animals in Watercolor!Learn to create paintings of animals like crabs, spiders and other forms of wildlife with color and fantasy designs. Discover various techniques of watercolor, creating beautiful color combinations. CFKD-705 | $59 S06 Grades K-3 AM-b Adrienne RosenS05 Grades 4-8 AM-a Adrienne Rosen

Studio PaintingLove to paint or want to learn? Aspiring artists will enjoy a week of painting with acrylics on stretched canvas, taking home a ready-to-frame masterpiece at the end of the week. Choose your own subject with individualized guidance and instruction from a professional artist. Paint shirt is necessary. CFKD-705 | $59 S04 Grades K-3 PM-b Mike OchonickyS03 Grades 4-8 PM-a Mike Ochonicky

Studio SculptureGet ready for hands-on fun! Create exciting 3D works of art with guidance of a professional artist. Enjoy developing your own style while producing at least four to five works. Sculpt with air-dry and oven-baked clays plus abstract wood and wire pieces. CFKD-705 | $79 S01 Grades K-3 AM-a Mike OchonickyS02 Grades 4-8 AM-b Mike Ochonicky

Crayola® is a trademark of Crayola Properties, Inc., which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this program.


CULINARY

Culinary Creations: Kitchen AdventuresIf you love to cook — and eat — this class is for you! Each day, enjoy cooking to a new theme. Explore new ingredients; learn skills like measuring, cutting/chopping, how to follow instructions and seasoning to taste; and sharpen your culinary terminology. On day one, learn how to make new, delicious, healthier lunches including wraps for after-school snacking packed with fresh vegetables, grilled chicken and tasty toppings. Day two is Taco Tuesday! Enjoy Mexican cooking with tacos, homemade pico de gallo and quesadillas with a variety of meat and vegetable fillings and toppings! For day three, you will explore healthy snacks and make fresh apple and banana pops with a variety of toppings. Day four is flatbread pizza day! Everything will be made in class, including hand-tossed pizza crust. On day five, make your favorite toppings and enjoy them with ice cream made right in class! Wear clothing that can get messy and/or bring an apron. Class includes hands-on cooking and handling of various foods/ingredients. Allergen-free environment not guaranteed. CAMP-712 | $139S05 Grades 4-8 PM-a/b Brittany Coates

Cake ConnectionBy the end of this fun and exciting class, you will be able to a decorate cakes like a pro! Learn to make frosting, gain piping skills, discover how to smooth a cake and acquire sweet decorating techniques! Make and use marshmallow fondant to decorate your cakes in a fun way. Final project will be a small cake to take home. Allergen-free environment not guaranteed.CAMP-712 | $79S03 Grades 4-8 PM-a Teri Wiley

Cookie ConnectionMake any event a sweet success with a tray full of the cutest cookies anyone has ever seen! Learn to create cute, cool and funky cookies for your family and friends (and yourself). Experience basics of how to cut out, bake and decorate cookies in a variety of designs. Bring a container each day to take your creations home. Allergen-free environment not guaranteed. CAMP-712 | $79S01 Grades K-3 AM-a Teri WileyS02 Grades 4-8 AM-b Teri Wiley

Cupcake ConnectionJoin us to learn the basics of how to fill, frost and decorate cupcakes in a variety of designs! You will also learn to make marshmallow fondant and use it to add some fun to your cupcakes. Bring a container each day to take your creations home. Allergen-free environment not guaranteed.CAMP-712 | $79S04 Grades K-3 PM-b Teri Wiley

DANCE, THEATER AND IMAGINATION


Hula DancingCalling all keikis (children), both boys and girls, to learn the famous Hawaiian hula. This ancient Polynesian style of dance incorporates Hawaiian and Tahitian styles in this high energy course that teaches you the basic steps combined with traditional Hawaiian music and vocabulary. Please wear loose clothing like shorts. Dancing will be practiced barefoot and outdoors, weather permitting. CAMP-705 | $79S01 Grades 1-5 AM-b Hawaiian Polynesian Revue

Comedy CampExplore your creativity and discover your sense of humor while developing presentation skills in front of a group. A lot of laughing goes on in comedy camp! Who knows, you could be the next comedic sensation! Explore three types of comedy: stand-up, sketch and improv. CAMP-718 | $59S01 Grades 2-8 AM-b Abra-Kid-Abra

Lightsaber/Jedi TrainingAre you ready for the coolest class in the galaxy? Further your Jedi training under a Jedi Master this summer by learning the way of the lightsaber. Have fun learning basic kendo sword technique and footwork, and then apply it to beginning stage combat that family will get to come and see on the last day of class! Handcrafted PVC-and-foam lightsaber included in cost of class. CAMP-720 | $79S01 Grades K-3 PM-a Patrick DorseyS02 Grades 4-8 PM-b Patrick Dorsey

QuidditchMake Meramec campus feel like Hogwarts with this Quidditch class. All broomsticks, bludgers and other equipment will be provided. Bring a bottle of water each day. CAMP-721 | $139S01 Grades 4-8 AM-a/b

The Balloonatics!Learn to twist balloons into a menagerie, discover the secret to bouncing a balloon high off the floor, and launch a rocket and flying saucer balloon! In addition to learning balloon creations, hone your reading and writing skills as you read and jot notes in your balloon notebook. Class culminates with an exhibition of your balloon-crafting talents. CAMP-721 | $59S02 Grades K-4 AM-a Abra-Kid-Abra

Shake Hands with ShakespearePerform a staged reading of scenes from plays by William Shakespeare as you work through the same rehearsal process of any acting company preparing for a performance. Along the way you will explore and improve vocal skills and characterization. CFKD-747 | $119 S01 Grades 4-8 AM-a/b William Rauch

“The teachers are awesome!

– C.C., student


CREATIVE COMPUTING


Crafting Your Mind with MinecraftLearn how to craft items working collaboratively to solve problems using theory, strategy, research and practical information. Minecraft is a true phenomenon that gamers young and old use in countless creative and educational ways. Simulate idyllic worlds, explore, collect resources and then build structures. CAMP-704 | $79S01 Grades 1-4 AM-a Joshua FollisS03 Grades 1-4 PM-a Joshua FollisS02 Grades 5-8 AM-b Joshua FollisS04 Grades 5-8 PM-b Joshua Follis

Computer Animation: Flip Book TheatreUse your own artwork to make a three- to five-second movie! Using both hand-crafted and digital media, create a flip book and a digital copy in QuickTime. Emphasis will be placed on animation as a means of personal expression, as well as on telling stories with a beginning, middle and end. Students are encouraged to create their own stories and work in their own style but must have the ability to draw, paint or photograph 30 to 50 sequential images. Prerequisite: Student must have basic computer skills. CFKD-714 | $139 S02 Grades 4-8 PM-a/b Zak Zych

Pixel Perfect Web DesignAre you interested in creating your own online space? Responsive web design is an approach to web design that ensures pages are rendered well on a variety of devices. By the end of the course, you will create a completed web site and gain foundational understanding of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, fluid grids, media queries, and bootstrap features such as images, Jumbotron and menu navigation. CFKD-714 | $79 S03 Grades 4-8 PM-b Karana Phillips

Studio PhotoshopInterested in graphic design, advertising, animation, film making, publishing or any of the visual arts? If so, digital imaging is for you! Join this class to learn the fundamentals of digital imaging, such as masking, cloning, extracting and the importance of resolution. Using Adobe Photoshop software, create your own planet and starscape, induce the illusion of text on fire and master the fundamentals of multi-layered documents. We will use Adobe Photoshop software. Prerequisite: Student must have basic computer skills. CFKD-714 | $79 S01 Grades 4-8 AM-b Zak Zych

3D PrintingIn this course, explore the emerging technology of 3D printing and designing for our 3D world. Go from knowing little to nothing about 3D to designing and printing your own 3D object. The class will also expose you to other uses for your three dimensional designs, whether in a video game or a specially-designed gift. No prior knowledge about 3D design or printing is needed for this course. Student will need to have permission from their legal guardian(s) and create an account on tinkercad.com in order to make their 3D designs. A letter with detailed instructions will be sent prior to camp. CFKD-740 | $79 S02 Grades 5-8 AM-b John ChihakS03 Grades 5-8 PM-a John Chihak

MUSIC


Harmonica HullabalooHarmonica is a fun, easy musical instrument to learn. In just one week you will be able to play dozens of folk and campfire-type songs. Harmonica and song book included. CAMP-737 | $79S02 Grades 1-3 AM-b Buddy & Jessie HirschS01 Grades 4-8 AM-a Buddy & Jessie Hirsch

Learn the GuitarLearn basic theory, discover how to read guitar music and play basic guitar chords in this hands-on guitar class! Daily practice is helpful in learning to play the guitar. Class includes playing individually and as a group. Bring your own acoustic guitar to class and mark it with your name so it can be stored on site during the day. CAMP-737 | $79S07 Grades 4-8 AM-a Christina Springer

Learn the PianoHave fun tickling the ivories is this informative hands-on class! Learn to play basic scales and chords, read piano music and the basics of piano theory. Daily practice is helpful in learning the piano. Class includes playing individually and as a group. CAMP-737 | $79S03 Grades 4-8 PM-b Christina Springer

We Got the BeatExplore the fundamentals of drumming and percussion in this hands-on class! Basic hand and stick techniques are taught and a variety of drum beats are introduced. With a focus on musicality and leadership, students discover what it means to be the percussionist in an ensemble. CAMP-737 | $79S04 Grades K-4 PM-a Joseph Winstein-HibbsS05 Grades 5-8 PM-b Joseph Winstein-Hibbs

Music WritingDo you dabble with writing songs or change the lyrics to popular tunes? Then this class is for you! Using the Finale program, learn the basics of writing music, how to arrange short pieces and to compose your own music. CFKD-731 | $79 S01 Grades 3-8 PM-a Christina Springer


LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION


Konnichiwa Kids IDid you know that Japan is actually made up of 6,852 islands and their watermelons are square? Learn about this and more in this fun and interactive class on Japanese language and culture! By the end of the week you will be able to introduce yourself in Japanese, give basic greetings to your friends, and try your hand at origami! CFKD-726 | $79 S01 Grades K-2 PM-b Noriko McLeer

Konnichiwa Kids IIJapan is home to the most vending machines in the world, an island inhabited solely by rabbits and the sport of sumo wrestling! Learn about this and more as you read and write the Hiragana alphabet, have conversations in Japanese and play Gomoku! No prior Japanese experience is required. CFKD-726 | $79 S02 Grades 3-5 PM-a Noriko McLeer

All About Me: A Kid Perspective on LifeWhat do kids know? A lot! Now is your chance to become an author! Join this class to create a one of a kind biography featuring… you! You have lived an awesome life and we want to know all about it. Learn from a real author about the challenges and joys of writing and publishing a book. Using critical thinking skills, create a life map and short autobiography to add to your bookshelf at home! CFKD-753 | $79 S02 Grades 2-3 AM-b Audra Frick

Graphic Novels: The Art of Words and ImagesJump into the world of graphic novels! Rise to the challenge of creating your own short, original piece or producing a graphic novel excerpt based on a chapter of your favorite book. Learn about the power of graphic novels as well as how to use art and words to tell a bold and creative story. Join us to learn how to develop different aspects of the graphic novel from artwork and layout to storyline and text! CFKD-753 | $79 S04 Grades 6-8 PM-b Audra Frick

Putting the Super in Heroes and HeroinesLet your imagination run wild, conquer the bad guy and save the day! Join this hands-on writing workshop to create your own super characters while learning the basics of creative writing. The hero or heroine will star in an original piece of writing and help guide you through the world of character creation, setting and plot. Put your critical thinking skills to use as you create worlds, craft characters and problem solve for your protagonist! CFKD-753 | $79 S01 Grades K-1 AM-a Audra Frick

TED Talk: Kid EditionAre you an expert? You sure are! Do you love Minecraft? Cupcakes? Horses? History? We want to know all about it! Learn how to share your expertise and ideas with the world. In this workshop you will develop and deliver a TED Talk to showcase what you know! Learn helpful tips and tricks for generating ideas, outlining and organizing all that knowledge and finally star in your own mini TED Talk! CFKD-753 | $79 S03 Grades 4-5 PM-a Audra Frick

STRATEGY


Chess I: Introduction and BeyondLearn chess-playing basics and checkmating strategies while discovering the fun of one of the oldest games in the world. No prior chess experience necessary. CFKD-727 | $59 S01 Grades K-8 AM-a Gabriel BoydS04 Grades K-8 PM-b Gabriel Boyd

Chess II: Introduction PhaseMiddle-and end-game tactics will be thoroughly explained in this expanded course that explores the strategy and fun of one of the world’s oldest games: chess. Prerequisite: Must have had at least one College for Kids chess class with Gabriel Boyd in the past. CFKD-727 | $59 S02 Grades K-8 AM-b Gabriel Boyd

Chess III: Openings and MoreLearn fundamental chess openings and advanced middle- and end-game techniques in this expanded study of chess strategy. Prerequisite: Must have had at least two College for Kids chess classes with Gabriel Boyd in the past. CFKD-727 | $59 S03 Grades K-8 PM-a Gabriel Boyd

“I don’t know of any other program that offers the

range of classes that College for Kids and Kids on

Campus does. Every day, I was excited to hear what my daughter had learned.

– R.V., parent


SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, MATH


Astronaut AcademyExplore everything it takes for astronauts to explore our solar system, from daily life in micro gravity to engineering improved rockets. See real astronaut food (and sample similar types of space-like goodies), perform training exercises that test your mind and body and get an opportunity to try on parts of a replica space suit! Please indicate food allergies at registration. CAMP-706 | $99S04 Grades 1-3 PM-a Challenger Learning CenterCFKD-738 | $99 S05 Grades 1-3 PM-b Challenger Learning Center

Build a Model RocketGet started with model rocketry! Build and safely launch an Alpha® II model rocket (one-stage) in accordance with National Association of Rocketry (NAR) guidelines. No model rocketry building experience needed as this is a beginning level class. Other hands-on activities will include egg launch, daily weather reports, thing machine, model helicopter, balloon launch and air pressure experiments. The first and last day of class include an outdoor rocket launch. Bring a shoebox with a lid to class. NOTE: Students will work with a sharp-edged tool for rocket construction. CAMP-724 | $79S01 Grades 4-8 AM-a Nitro Joe Science

Junior Doctors and Vets: DissectionPut on your aprons and gloves and get ready to explore the internal tissues, organs, and muscles of various specimens. Each day, dissect a different subject, including a shark, frog and pig. Learn to use dissection equipment properly and to identify organs. CAMP-706 | $79S02 Grades K-3 PM-b Jeanne HudgensS01 Grades 4-8 PM-a Jeanne Hudgens

Biomedical Science LabAre you ready to find out what medical science is really all about? Explore biomedical science through hands-on activities and in-depth experiments. Perform real labs, solve crimes using DNA, create bacterial slides to examine under microscopes and so much more! CFKD-711 | $79 S02 Grades K-3 AM-b Jeanne HudgensS01 Grades 4-8 AM-a Jeanne Hudgens

Sensory ScienceExplore all of your senses in this exciting science class. These cool, simple and effective science experiments will have you begging for more while stimulating your mind. Come prepared to get your hands dirty with interactive experiments. CAMP-706 | $79S03 Grades K-4 AM-b Nitro Joe Science


Amped-Up ScienceGet pumped for all new science fun! Learn all about crystals by growing your own and build a mini-terrarium based on local plant life. Study optical illusions and personal perspective for insights into light and optics. Observe chemical reactions of everyday items, conduct fascinating experiments and explore air power as you launch multiple items using mechanical force and air pressure. CFKD-711 | $79 S05 Grades K-3 PM-a Nitro Joe ScienceS06 Grades 4-5 PM-b Nitro Joe Science

The Mad Science Experience IForce = mass x acceleration! This hands-on science program includes an assortment of experiments and activities focused on electricity, friction, architecture and simple machines. Experience watts-up, mad machines, moving motions, super structures and harnessing heat! Learn Newton’s three laws of motion and test how friction creates heat. Become junior architects and engineers by testing out shapes for strength and using pulley systems. Enjoy take-home projects to show off your mad science knowledge! CFKD-740 | $119 S01 Grades K-2 AM-a Mad Science

The Mad Science Experience IIJoin a hands-on science program for an assortment of experiments and activities that will challenge your mind and channel your inner scientist. Each day is something new, thrilling and instructive! Enjoy detective science, junior reactors, slime time, chem in a flash and kitchen chemistry. Work with ink samples, finger inspection, chemical reactions and slime in addition to performing instantaneous experiments throughout the week. Enjoy take-home projects to show off your mad science knowledge! No prior experience needed.CFKD-711 | $119 S03 Grades 3-5 AM-b Mad Science

STEM-apaloozaGet ready for STEM-apalooza! Dive into a different activity each day and explore the worlds of science, technology, engineering and math. Fun projects include the physics of roller coasters, math magic, building a robotic hand and more! Join us for a week of engaging STEM activities you’re sure to enjoy. CFKD-738 | $79 S03 Grades 3-5 PM-a Joan BrennanS04 Grades 6-8 PM-b Joan Brennan

ArithmatricksLearn fun magic and hone your math skills, too! Enjoy out-of-the-box thinking, math tricks to pull on your friends, math games and math comedy! Get your own magic box and new tricks to put in it daily to amaze family and friends! Content areas include counting, measurement, even-odd, geometric shapes, addition and subtraction. Previous knowledge in these areas is not required...just a willingness to learn! Camp culminates with a math-magic show the last day. Goals are to develop presentation skills and confidence, build math skills and to have fun! CFKD-729 | $59 S01 Grades K-5 PM-a Abra-Kid-Abra

Lightning Calculations42x48=? 251-85=? 62/99=? Learn to solve these problems instantly, faster than your parents can use a calculator! Amidst the fun of learning math-based magic, puzzles, comedy and games, learn rapid calculation techniques for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Each night you will bring home new feats to show family and friends. In the last class, students will participate in a lightning calculation demonstration. Goals are to learn rapid calculation tricks, develop presentation skills and confidence and to have fun! CFKD-729 | $59 S02 Grades 4-8 PM-b Abra-Kid-Abra

Invention DimensionExplore the world of inventions and inventors! Do you have a great idea that you would like to see put in motion? This class is for you! First, brainstorm ideas that solve problems. You’ll then write a description of that idea, research it to learn if such an invention already exists (patent search) and create appropriate drawings for your idea. Learn how to conduct a patent search, create patent diagrams/drawings and how to file a patent application. If time permits you will begin to take steps for creating prototypes of your ideas. Class taught by a twice-patented inventor who sits on the boards of Inventors Association of St. Louis and Illinois Innovators and Inventors (i3). CFKD-738 | $79 S01 Grades 3-5 AM-a Joan BrennanS02 Grades 6-8 AM-b Joan Brennan

LEGO® Robotics*

Explore the next generation of LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 robots! Learn how to build and program EV3 robots to interact with the environment using a variety of sensors. Discover how robots develop innovation, problem solving skills, teamwork and creativity. CFKD-740 | $79 S04 Grades 3-8 AM-a Valerie PetersS07 Grades 3-8 PM-b Valerie Peters

Advanced LEGO® Robotics*

Develop your teamwork and technical skills in a fun and exciting environment through stimulating and educational robot competitions and activities. In this challenge-based competition class, teams will build robots using the LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 robot kits in a cooperative and supportive environment. Using their creativity and problem solving skills, teams will construct smart robotic solutions that complement the theme of the competition and master essential skills for competing in future robotic competitions. Prerequisite: Previous experience with LEGO robots required. CFKD-740 | $79 S06 Grades 3-8 PM-a Valerie Peters

Battle of the Bots! Advanced LEGO® Robotics*

Further develop your teamwork and technical skills in a fun and exciting environment through stimulating and educational robot competitions and activities. In this challenge-based competition class, teams will build robots using the LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 robot kits in a cooperative and supportive environment. Using their creativity and problem solving skills, teams will construct smart robotic solutions that complement the theme of the competition and master essential skills for competing in future robotic competitions. Prerequisite: Previous experience with LEGO robots required. CFKD-740 | $79 S05 Grades 3-8 AM-b Valerie Peters

*NOTE for all LEGO classes: Students will use robotics kits in class only and will not keep the kits or take home robots. Information will be made available for students who would like to purchase kits on their own. Students are allowed to bring their own robot from home. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this program.


RESPONSIBILITY-BUILDERS

All-Day Junior CounselorThis is the most fun you’ll ever have at a job! Applicants will fill out an actual job application and go through a real interview. Junior counselors will receive training and work for the College for Kids program. Junior counselors will work with kids in the classroom and assist instructors. NOTE: Junior counselors will be expected to attend all training sessions and will be expected to be present and work every day of camp. Further details to follow. CAMP-765 | $139S03 Ages 12-14 AM/PM

Half-Day Junior CounselorThis is the most fun you’ll ever have at a job! Applicants will fill out an actual job application and go through a mock interview. Junior counselors will receive training and work for the College for Kids program. Junior counselors will work with kids in the classroom and assist instructors. NOTE: Junior counselors will be expected to attend all training sessions and be active in camp activities. Further details to follow. CAMP-765 | $59S01 Ages 12-14 AM-a/b S02 Ages 12-14 PM-a/b

Heartsaver First Aid, CPR & AEDLearn how to administer CPR and first aid in this 6.5 hour course, which covers how to handle emergency situations and prevent disease transmission and to care for injuries or sudden illness until advanced medical help arrives. Gain skills to help someone in breathing and cardiac emergencies, administer chest compressions and use an AED (Automatic External Defibrillator). First aid teaches you to take basic disease transmission precautions, recognize the care for bleeding, wounds and sudden illness as well as procedures to immobilize muscle, bone and joint injuries. Within two weeks of course completion you will receive a Heartsaver completion e-card from the American Heart Association. CAMP-714 | $79S01 Grades 3-8 AM-a Cindy ChapmanS05 Grades 3-8 PM-a Sue Weaver

Home AloneGrow your awareness of the potential dangers you could face when home alone and learn tips for responsible personal safety and well-being. Topics include keeping your house key safe, door safety, dealing with fires and gas leaks, phone and internet safety, how to get help and other safety-related topics. Parents are invited to attend the last class for the family communication lesson. CAMP-714 | $59S03 Ages 9-14 AM-a Stephanie Bearden

Babysitting CertificationLearn how to be a super sitter! Master the business of babysitting including safety and accident prevention, diaper changing, feeding kids, and toy and game ideas! You’ll also learn basic first-aid, fire safety, weather preparedness and how to handle an emergency. Receive a certificate of completion at the end of the week based on your demonstration of knowledge. CAMP-714 | $59S04 Grades 4-8 AM-b Stephanie Bearden

St. Louis Community College is committed to non-discrimination and equal opportunities in its admissions, educational programs, activities, and employment regardless of race, color, creed, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, age, disability, genetic information, or status as a disabled or Vietnam-era veteran, and shall take action necessary to ensure non-discrimination. Sexual harassment, including sexual violence, is also prohibited. For information or concerns related to discrimination or sexual harassment, contact Mary Zabriskie, J.D. at 314-539-5345.


GENERAL INFORMATION

All College for Kids and Kids On Campus classes are held at St. Louis Community College’s Meramec campus.

Registration STLCC-Meramec Continuing Education 802 Couch Avenue, St. Louis 63122

Student Check-In and Check-Out STLCC-Meramec Lecture Hall 11333 Big Bend Rd., St. Louis 63122 August 5–9

Read all information thoroughly.• Be sure to note the withdrawal and refund policy.• Feel free to make copies of this brochure if necessary.• Please note prerequisites for participation.

What are the general program prerequisites?In 2019, both College for Kids and Kids on Campus will run simultaneously for one week.• College for Kids (CFKD-### courses) is offered by St. Louis

Community College Continuing Education for gifted and talented elementary and middle school youth who have completed kindergarten through eighth grades. Courses offered are designed to challenge and advance a student’s skills. Children must meet gifted qualifications to attend CFKD classes. The program is designed especially for students currently enrolled in a program for gifted children at their own schools, those who have consistently scored in the 95th percentile or above on standardized tests or whose IQ has been determined to be 125 or above on an individualized IQ test.

To enroll in any CFKD-### course, at the time of registration, please submit proof of giftedness. The following items may be submitted: - a copy of the student’s most recent standardized test results or- the result of an individually administered IQ test or - completed certification form (on registration form) signed by the student’s teacher.

If we have IQ scores or proof of student enrollment in a school’s gifted program on file, you do not need to resubmit documentation.

College for Kids students may attend either College for Kids (CFKD) classes or Kids on Campus (CAMP) classes.

• Kids on Campus (CAMP-### courses) is an open-enrollment, enrichment program for youth who have completed kindergarten through eighth grades. No gifted certification is required to attend these classes.

Please note that all of the following information applies to both programs unless otherwise noted.

Where and when do classes meet?Classes meet August 5-9 on the Meramec campus located at 11333 Big Bend Road, St. Louis, MO 63122. Upon arrival each morning, escort your child to the Lecture Hall in order to check them in.

How long are classes?Most classes are 1 hour and 10 minutes in length. Time blocks are: • Early AM: 8-8:50 a.m.• AM-a: 9-10:10 a.m.• AM-b: 10:25-11:35 a.m.• Sack Lunch Break • PM-a: 12:30-1:40 p.m.• PM-b: 1:55-3:10 p.m.• Late PM: 3:30-5 p.m.

AM-a/b and PM-a/b classes will be held over two time blocks with a ten minute break.

What about lunch?Please send a sack lunch with your child as the campus cafeteria will be closed. A structured lunch-break will be provided between the morning and afternoon sessions. Students must remain in the lecture hall during this time and cannot be temporarily checked out of the program for lunch. Please consider that students must carry their lunches with them throughout the day; pack accordingly. Because lunches are being brought from home, we cannot guarantee an allergy-free environment.

What if I need to withdraw my child? Will I receive a refund?Students who register and must later withdraw must do so in writing. Email withdrawal request to [email protected]. Any refund given will be based upon the date of receipt of written withdrawal by the Continuing Education office. You will receive a full refund if the withdrawal is on or before July 5, 2019. No refunds will be permitted after this date unless the College has canceled a class.

How many students are in the classes?In general, maximum enrollment is 16 students per class. The College reserves the right to cancel any class that does not have at least eight students. Those in canceled classes will be notified no later than one week prior to the first day of class. Students in canceled classes will receive a refund if no suitable substitute class can be found.

How will my child know their schedule? After reporting to the check-in desk on the first day of class, students will be issued a name tag with their complete schedule for the week printed on it.

Why must they wear their name tag every day?It is critical that your child bring their name tag back every single day. This is our only way of identifying your child in an emergency.

What about check-in and check-out each day?All children under the age of 16 who are enrolled in programs through St. Louis Community College Continuing Education must be accompanied to and signed in at the beginning of each program session at the main College for Kids desk in the Lecture Hall building. Only contacts listed on your registration form are considered approved for pick-up and must provide a photo ID each day when signing students out. Appropriate behavior is expected. Students must adhere to the Rules and Code of Conduct.

Special AccommodationsIf the registrant is a person with a disability who requires an accommodation in order to participate in College For Kids & Kids On Campus summer youth experience, please email [email protected] as soon as possible in advance of the program for consideration of your accommodations request. It is helpful to receive requests at least 10 days in advance of a program; with less advance notice, it may be difficult to meet needs of interested members. Learn more about STLCC disAbility Support Services at stlcc.edu/disability.

Important 2019 DatesApril 6: In-person jump-start registration day (see registration form)April 8: Phone-in registration opens (see registration form)July 5: Last day to withdraw and receive refundJuly 26: Final opportunity to register and/or change coursesAug. 5-9: College for Kids & Kids On Campus

3221 McKelvey Rd.St. Louis, MO 63044-2534

Continuing Education

111100-803186-018R0319

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PAIDSt. Louis, MO

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GRADES K–8 | Experiential Summer Fun

Discover all you can do!Fun STEAM-based classes…experience, learn & grow!Leadership opportunities

STLCC-Meramec campusFlexible scheduling | morning, afternoon or full day Classes available 8 a.m.-5 p.m.Specialized options for gifted learnersStarting at $118/week

August 5–9

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COLLEGE FOR KIDS • KIDS ON CAMPUS COMPLETE & DELIVER ALL FOUR PAGES FOR EACH REGISTRANT2019 REGISTRATION FORM Classes fill quickly!

IN PERSON | STARTING SATURDAY, APRIL 6

JUMP-START REGISTRATION DAY: April 6! STLCC-Meramec ONLY, 8:30–11:30 a.m.Registration opens at all other STLCC Continuing Education offices, starting Monday, April 8. | M-F 8:30 am-4 pm

STLCC-MeramecContinuing Education 802 Couch AvenueSt. Louis, MO 63122

STLCC-Florissant Valley Center for Workforce Innovation3344 Pershall RoadFerguson, MO 63135

STLCC-Forest ParkStudent Center-1255600 Oakland AvenueSt. Louis, MO 63110

In person registration not available at Wildwood or South County campuses.

BY PHONE | STARTING MONDAY, APRIL 8314-984-7777Call center hours: • M-Th 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

• F 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.To streamline your registration experience, please have all information in the registration form below prepared and ready to provide during your call.

STUDENT DETAILS: (PLEASE PRINT IN INK)

Child Name ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LAST FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL

Address _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ STREET OR POST OFFICE BOX

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ CITY STATE COUNTY ZIP CODE

Birth Date ____________________________________________________________ Student ID# (optional) ______________________________________________________

School ________________________________________________________________ District ______________________________________________________________________

Completed grade (as of June 2019) __________________________________ T-shirt Size child: 10–12 14–16

adult: S M L XL

PARENT/GUARDIAN DETAILS:

Guardian #1 ______________________________________________________________________________ Relation to Child ___________________________________________

Email _________________________________________________________________ Phone # _____________________________________________________________________

Guardian #2 ______________________________________________________________________________ Relation to Child ___________________________________________

Email _________________________________________________________________ Phone # _____________________________________________________________________

AUTHORIZED PICK-UP & RELEASE:

IMPORTANT: Only contacts listed on this registration form are considered approved for pick-up and must provide a photo ID each day. If you need to add or remove anyone from the pickup list, please submit the individual’s contact information in writing.

In addition to parents/guardians listed above, the following individuals are permitted to pick up student:

1. _______________________________________ 2. ______________________________________ 3. ______________________________________

EMERGENCY CONTACTS:

Contact #1 ______________________________________________________________________ Relation to Child ___________________________________

Home Phone ___________________________________________________ Email ________________________________________________________________

Work Phone ____________________________________________________ Cell Phone ____________________________________________________________

Contact #2 ______________________________________________________________________ Relation to Child ___________________________________

Home Phone ___________________________________________________ Email ________________________________________________________________

Work Phone ____________________________________________________ Cell Phone ____________________________________________________________

April 6: Registration opens | July 5: Last day to withdraw and receive refund | July 26: Final opportunity to register and/or change courses | August 5-9: College for Kids & Kids On CampusRegistration forms, liability waiver, code of conduct and applicable gifted documentation must be completed and returned for each child registered. All documents and payment due at time of registration.

Child Name __________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 2 of 4LAST FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL

BUILD YOUR CUSTOM SCHEDULE:Courses fill quickly. Please have alternate class choices ready when registering. Grade range is the completed grade as of June 2019. Registering for CFKD-### classes? Please note prerequisites for participation in these classes, which are for gifted learners. To participate in CFKD-### classes, student test scores, etc. must be provided each year unless we have your child’s IQ score on file.

WANT HALF- or FULL-DAY? Choose the option that makes the most sense for your family’s schedule: full-day, morning only, or afternoon only. Then, round out your day with optional early morning and late afternoon add-ons. See page 3 of brochure for additional detail on pick-up and drop-off times.

• Full-Day Session: 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.select “All-Day Junior Counselor” or a combination of AM- and PM- classes that fill both -a and -b time slots. (Ex: AM-a/b + PM-a + PM-b.)

• Morning Session: 9-11:35 a.m.select one (1) AM-a/b or one (1) AM-a class + one (1) AM-b class

• Afternoon Session: 12:30-3:10 p.m.select one (1) PM-a/b or one (1) PM-a class + one (1) PM-b class

• Optional Early Morning Add-On: 8-8:50 a.m. Early Morning Mixed Media Workshop (see page 3)

• Optional Late Afternoon Add-On: 3:30-5 p.m. Movie Appreciation (see page 3)

Course Code Section Course Title Grade Range* Session Feesex. CFKD-727 S02 Chess II: Introduction Phase K-8 AM-b $59

Grade range is completed grade as of June 2019. Students may elect to go down one grade level for class selection. Total:

PAYMENT METHOD: Cash (exact change) Check made payable to St. Louis Community College Credit Card (complete information below)

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______ / ______ ________________CREDIT CARD NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE CVV CODE

MasterCard VISA Discover American Express Cardholder Signature _____________________________________________________

GIFTED PROGRAM ENROLLMENT CERTIFICATION To register for CFKD-### courses, you must provide the most recent standardized test results or the result of any individually administered IQ test. Alternatively, you may copy this page and return the following form, completed and signed by your child’s teacher. If you have previously provided documentation of enrollment in a school gifted program or of the student’s IQ, you need not submit additional documentation. Students in Grades 1-2 and those in any grade wishing to enroll in CFKD-### art or drama courses may submit the College for Kids Classroom Teacher Referral form below instead of IQ or standardized test results.

To facilitate a speedy return, please provide your child’s teacher with a copy of this page and a stamped envelope addressed to: STLCC Continuing Education Office, 11333 Big Bend Road, St. Louis, MO 63122-5720

_______________________________________________ is is not enrolled in the gifted program at ____________________________________ School.STUDENT’S NAME

COLLEGE FOR KIDS CLASSROOM TEACHER REFERRAL FORM

Teachers, please carefully consider the following list of characteristics of gifted and talented children and check those which your student consistently displays. If you are completing this form on behalf of a student who is enrolling in an arts or drama class, please comment specifically on the student’s artistic abilities and interests.

____ 1. Learns rapidly and easily; retains and uses what he/she has heard or read without appearing to need much drill.

____ 2. Has high expectations of self and others.____ 3. Becomes impatient if his/her work is not perfect.____ 4. Has advanced vocabulary.____ 5. Is inquisitive; wants to know how and why.____ 6. Thinks clearly; recognizes implied relationships; comprehends

meanings; can draw accurate generalizations; can think abstractly.____ 7. Has proficiency in basic skills, including reading,

writing and math, beyond grade level.

____ 8. Has long attention span in areas of interest.____ 9. Prefers complex ideas.____ 10. Has many and varied interests.

For fine arts applicants:____ 11. Is creative and demonstrative in oral presentations.____ 12. Takes the lead in group work for special projects.____ 13. Displays exceptional technical skill, unique insights

and significant interest in art projects.

Comments: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Teacher Signature _________________________________________________________

For Office Use Only

Staff initials ________ Gifted received _______

Child Name __________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 3 of 4 LAST FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL

INFORMED CONSENT, VOLUNTARY WAIVER, RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND ASSUMPTION OF RISKS

PLEASE READ THIS DOCUMENT CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING. THIS IS A LEGALLY BINDING DOCUMENT WHICH MUST BE SIGNED AND SUBMITTED BY THE PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN BEFORE ANY CHILD WILL BE ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE COLLEGE FOR KIDS OR KIDS ON CAMPUS PROGRAM AT ST. LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE.

I, the undersigned, wish for my Child (hereafter “Child”) to participate in the St. Louis Community College’s College for Kids and Kids On Campus Program (hereafter “Program”) at the St. Louis Community College Meramec campus on August 5-9, 2019 and, in consideration for my Child’s participation, I hereby agree as follows:

I acknowledge, understand and appreciate that as part of my Child’s participation in the Program, there are dangers, hazards and inherent risks to which my Child may be exposed, including the risk of serious physical injury, temporary or permanent disability, and death, as well as economic and property loss. I further realize that participating in the Program may involve risks and dangers, both known and unknown, and have elected to allow my Child to take part in the Program. Therefore I, on behalf of my Child, voluntarily accept and assume all risk of injury, loss of life, or damage to property arising out of training, preparing, participating and traveling to or from the Program.

On behalf of myself and my Child, I hereby release St. Louis Community College, its Board of Trustees, Administration, Faculty, Staff, Student Leaders, the Outreach Program Office, the Program Staff, and all other officers, directors, employees and agents (hereafter, “St. Louis Community College” or “College”) from any and all liability as to any right of action that may accrue to my heirs or representatives for any injury to my Child or loss that my Child may suffer while training, preparing, participating and/or traveling to or from the Program. This agreement is binding on my heirs and assigns.

On behalf of myself and my Child, I release, indemnify and hold harmless St. Louis Community College from and against any and all liability, actions, debts, claims and demands of every kind whatsoever, specifically including, but not limited to, any claim for negligence or negligent acts or omissions, and any present or future claim, loss, or liability for injury to

person or property that my Child may suffer, for which my Child may be liable to any other person, that may or does arise out of my Child’s participation in the Program. I understand that the College accepts no responsibility for my Child’s personal property.

In the event of an accident or serious illness, I hereby authorize representatives of the College to obtain medical treatment for my Child on my behalf. I hereby hold harmless and agree to indemnify St. Louis Community College from any claims, causes of action, damages and/or liabilities, arising out of or resulting from said medical treatment. I further agree to accept full responsibility for any and all expenses, including medical expenses that may derive from any injuries to my Child which may occur during participation in the Program.

This RELEASE shall be governed by and construed under the laws of Missouri. I agree that any legal action or proceeding relating to this RELEASE, or arising out of any injury, death, damage or loss as a result of my Child’s participation in any part of the Program, shall be brought only in St. Louis, Missouri.

This RELEASE contains the entire agreement between the parties to this agreement and the terms of this RELEASE are contractual and not a mere recital. The information I have provided is disclosed accurately and truthfully. I have been given ample time to read this document and I understand and agree to all of its terms and conditions. I understand that I am giving up substantial rights (including my right to sue), and acknowledge that I am signing this document freely and voluntarily, and intend by my signature to provide a complete and unconditional release of all liability to the greatest extent allowed by law. My signature on this document is intended to bind not only myself and my Child but also the successors, heirs, representatives, administrators, and assigns of myself and my Child.

, by the parent/legal guardian of the above-named Participant , 201day ofSigned this ______ _________________________ __(Child). I am over the age of eighteen (18).

Signature _____________________________________________________________________________________

Printed Name ___________________________________________________________________________________

Child Name __________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 4 of 4 LAST FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL

COLLEGE FOR KIDS & KIDS ON CAMPUS PROGRAM | RULES AND CODE OF CONDUCT

EXPECTATIONS

• All parents and students have the responsibility to treat one another, staff and property with respect.

• All parents and students have the responsibility to act and behave in a way which does not endanger, intimidate or interfere with the participation of others.

• Students have the responsibility to follow the instructions given by camp staff.

• Parents and students are responsible for behaving according to this code of conduct as well as the STLCC Student College code of conduct.

RULES The following forms of behavior are considered a violation of this document, are unacceptable and could result in the immediate dismissal of student(s):

• Cigarettes or any tobacco products, alcohol, non-prescribed drugs, and weapons are not allowed on campus.

• Using language which is offensive, sexist or racist.

• Fighting, bullying or any other forms of aggressive behavior.

• Leaving camp boundaries without permission.

• Behaving in a manner which is potentially dangerous to self and others.

• Behaving in a manner which damages or vandalizes the property of others or the STLCC campus.

Any breach of the Rules and the Code of Conduct will initiate a disciplinary action. STLCC reserves the right to suspend or dismiss a student’s participation in program activities, without refund of program tuition, if such disciplinary action is required. Before such a decision is fully made, the student and parent/guardian will meet with program coordinator to determine the best course of action.

AGREEMENT

I have read and agree to adhere to the above Rules and Code of Conduct of the St Louis Community College – College for Kids & Kids On Campus Program. My youth and I fully understand the Rules and Code of Conduct as detailed above and I agree to him/her receiving appropriate disciplinary action should he/she breach them:

, by the parent/legal guardian of the above-named Participant , 201day ofSigned this ______ _________________________ __(Child). I am over the age of eighteen (18).

Signature _____________________________________________________________________________________

Printed Name ___________________________________________________________________________________

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