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Middle SchoolGrades 6-8

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626.821.6606

SUMMER 2017 SCHOOL

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Non Qualifying Child Care Expense Disclaimer

Arcadia Educational Foundation (AEF) operates a private summer school providing educational opportunities for students entering first through twelfth grade. AEF does not qualify as a dependent care center.

Charitable Contribution Disclaimer

Although Arcadia Educational Foundation is a non-profit organization, registration and tuition payment for AEF Summer School is not considered a charitable donation. Payments for AEF Summer School tuition do not qualify for a charitable deduction as educational services are provided to the student enrolled in the summer school program. AEF will not provide its tax ID # or receipts for income tax purposes. Your cancelled check, cash receipt, or credit card statement along with your final confirmation of classes is your receipt for AEF Summer School tuition.

Student Photo Release

On occasion, the Arcadia Educational Foundation would like to use pictures of our students participating in classroom and school activities during our summer program for publicity purposes. Should you have objections, please write a letter stating so and enclose it with your registration form. The AEF office will ensure that the Principal at the summer school site receives and honors your request.

Notice of Non-Discriminatory Policy

The Arcadia Educational Foundation admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. Arcadia Educational Foundation does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, and other school administrated programs.

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ARCADIA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION The Arcadia Educational Foundation is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1981, largely in response to substantially reduced federal and state funding for California public schools. The Foundation’s purpose is to provide financial support to the Arcadia Unified School District. The Foundation raises funds to help preserve, maintain, and improve educational programs and facilities for the students of the schools within the District, operates a summer school program in order to further the educational opportunities for students, and performs additional activities to promote the quality and growth of the District, its schools and its students. The Foundation is administered by volunteer parent and community member Trustees who represent the interests of Arcadia’s ten public schools.

AEF Summer School Program

The Arcadia Educational Foundation (AEF) is sponsoring its twenty-third year of summer school programs for students who will be entering grades 1 – 12 in the fall. Academic and enrichment courses are uniquely designed by credentialed teachers to complement and support the rigorous curriculum offered by the Arcadia Unified School District during the regular school year.

The AEF Middle School tuition-based summer program is open to all students residing in Arcadia and welcomes students from surrounding communities or those visiting Arcadia for the summer months. The summer program offers classes to engage and challenge students during their summer break. We offer a variety of enrichment classes to enhance personal development and classes to support continued focus for students in English Language Arts and Mathematics.

AEF Summer School Office 626-821-6606

Monday through Friday 9:00 am – 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Closed for lunch 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Open late Wednesday evenings until 6:00 pm beginning March 29th through May 10th.

We will be closed May 17th – May 19th to finalize course enrollment.

[email protected]

Directions Our office is located on the Holly Avenue Elementary School campus. We are on the southeast corner of the campus

and CANNOT be accessed from the front of the school on Duarte Road.

From Duarte Rd., turn south on Lyndon Way, right on Magna Vista which dead ends into the parking area by the tennis courts. We are at the south end of the parking lot in Room 36.

For navigation/GPS purposes only: use 360 W. Magna Vista Avenue, Arcadia 91007

PLEASE OBSERVE THAT THE PARKING LOT IS FOR SCHOOL STAFF ONLY DURING SCHOOL HOURS.

Street parking is limited; please be aware of posted times for ‘No Parking Hours’ on nearby streets.

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IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS

Students, who are not currently attending an AUSD school, must provide a copy of their immunization record. The immunization record must include Polio, DPT, MMR, Hepatitis B, Tdap (for incoming 7th and 8th graders), and Varicella

immunizations, the date the immunizations were given, and the name of the Physician. The immunization record must be in English. English translations of an immunization record must be by a licensed medical provider.

In addition, students currently enrolled in AUSD schools who will enter the 7th grade in the fall, must provide the record of their Tdap immunization for summer school registration.

AEF SUMMER SCHOOL LUNCH

Students attending the full day program or wishing to stay at school through lunchtime can provide their own lunch from home or purchase pre-ordered lunches. Enrollment in the summer lunch program may be handled at the time of registration by entering the course code #4995 on the registration form, and including the additional amount of $116.00 for the summer lunch program with your tuition payment. You may also add the lunch program to your schedule through June 20, 2017. Beginning 6/13/17, cancellations to the lunch program will be considered effective the following day and will be pro-rated by the daily rate of $5.50. No lunch refunds will be given after 6/20/17.

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

Pizza Slice Chicken Filet Sandwich Turkey Sub Sandwich Mini Cheeseburger Twins or Yogurt, String Cheese, or Yogurt, String Cheese, or Yogurt, String Cheese, or Yogurt, String Cheese,

and Crackers and Crackers and Crackers and Crackers Fruit Fruit Bar Fruit Fruit

Salad Potato Rounds Baby Carrots Cucumber Dessert Dessert Brownie

Milk Milk Milk Milk Pizza Slice Popcorn Chicken BBQ Chicken Sandwich Orange Chicken with Rice

or Yogurt, String Cheese, or Yogurt, String Cheese, or Yogurt, String Cheese, or Yogurt, String Cheese, and Crackers and Crackers and Crackers and Crackers

Fruit Fruit Bar Fruit Fruit Salad Potato Rounds Baked Chips Mixed Vegetables

Dessert Dessert Brownie Milk Milk Milk Milk

Guests, including parents or guardians, are not to be on the AEF Middle School campus at any time without permission of the summer school office. All visitors to the campus must sign in at the AEF Summer School Office.

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AEF MIDDLE SCHOOL

5.5 Weeks – Wednesday, June 14th to Thursday, July 20th Monday through Thursday

No classes will be held Tuesday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day.

Students must begin class no later than Monday, June 26th.

Dana Middle School 1401 First Avenue, Arcadia, 91006

(626) 821-8361 This phone is active during summer school operations only.

Daily Schedule

ZERO Period 7:15 am - 8:10 am Period 1 8:15 am - 9:10 am Period 2 9:15 am - 10:10 am Break 10:10 am - 10:20 am Period 3 10:25 am - 11:20 am Period 4 11:25 am - 12:20 pm Supervised Lunch 12:20 pm - 12:50 pm Period 5 12:55 pm - 1:50 pm Period 6 1:55 pm - 2:50 pm

Summer school classes are 55 minutes in length. Students may register for as many classes as desired.

Classes must be scheduled consecutively.

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AEF SUMMER SCHOOL REGISTRATION Summer School Registration – March 25th through May 16th Mail registration forms to: Registration forms also accepted at:

AEF Summer School AEF Summer School Office PO Box 660009 See page 2 for the AEF office hours and directions. Arcadia, CA 91066-0009 (626) 821-6606

Early Registration Saturday, March 25th – Wednesday, April 12th

To encourage early enrollment, AEF will waive the $30.00 Registration Fee for completed registrations received during the early registration period. This includes all registrations received at our Spring Into Summer opening day kick-off as well as registrations received at our office or by mail beginning Monday, March 27th through 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 12th. It is recommended that registrations mailed through the USPS be postmarked no later than Saturday, April 8th to ensure arrival at the summer school office by the deadline. A non-refundable $30.00 Registration Fee is required for all registration forms received in our office April 13th or later.

Spring into Summer Saturday, March 25th – 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Holly Avenue Elementary - 360 W. Duarte Road, Arcadia 91007 (Corner: Holly Avenue and Duarte Road-front of school) AEF Summer School will kick-off its 2017 Summer School Registration at the AEF Spring Into Summer event. Registration opens on Saturday, March 25th at 9:00 am. This is the first opportunity to enroll in the summer program and the best opportunity to get your first choice of classes. Alternate choices are still highly recommended, as classes can fill quickly. Due to the high demand for this event last year, we have made changes that we hope will make the registration process better!

Summer School Registration Deadline - Tuesday, May 16th 5:00 p.m. Our regular registration ends on May 16th. Please see additional information listed below regarding our late registration procedures beginning Monday, May 22nd.

Summer School Office Closed Wednesday, May 17th through Friday, May 19th Our office will be closed on Wednesday, May 17th through Friday, May 19th to finalize our summer school course enrollment.

Late Registration - Monday, May 22nd through Tuesday, June 20th

Beginning Monday, May 22nd, late registrations will be accepted at the AEF Summer School office until 3:00 pm on Tuesday, June 20th for courses which have space available. Incomplete registrations will not be accepted during the Late Registration period without required information on registration form, full payment, immunization record (for students not currently attending an AUSD school), educational accommodation attachments (if applicable), or medical information (if applicable).

Late Start to Summer School/Schedule Changes- Middle school students must attend class no

later than Monday, June 26th. Any student who has not begun to attend class by June 26th will forfeit their paid summer school tuition. There are no parent/student initiated schedule changes or refunds allowed after June 20th.

Parent/Guardian Signature - A parent or guardian must sign the registration form indicating that they have

read and agreed to all AEF registration policies and the AEF refund policies.

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AEF TUITION PAYMENTS All payments are due in full at the time of registration unless prior arrangements for a payment plan with AEF have been approved and an AEF Payment Plan contract is in place. Make checks payable to Arcadia Educational Foundation or AEF. Money orders are accepted as well as the following credit cards: Discover, VISA, or MasterCard. Debit cards with a VISA/MasterCard logo are also accepted for the AEF Summer School program. American Express cards are not accepted for the AEF Summer School program. A $30.00 service charge fee will be charged for all returned checks. Students and families who have an existing financial obligation to AEF from previous AEF summer school or other AEF business will not be allowed to enroll until all previous obligations have been satisfied. Beginning Thursday, June 1st, no check payments for tuition, only credit card or cash will be accepted for tuition payments.

Payment Plans

Ideally, payment is received in full at the time of registration, either by cash, check, or credit card. If you are unable to make your payment in full at the time of registration, it may be possible to arrange a payment plan with AEF. Please call the AEF office to make an appointment to complete the necessary payment plan paperwork. All payment plan payments for the AEF Middle School Program must be received and tuition paid in full on or before 3:00 pm Friday, May 26th, 2017. Students with outstanding balances will be removed from the roster at that time. Refunds will be processed according to the AEF Refund Policy in place at the time of payment default.

Schedule Changes

A non-refundable $30.00 processing fee will be charged for each parent/student initiated schedule change. Parents or guardians are encouraged to review course selections with their child and verify family summer plans and commitments prior to registering. Once summer school begins, parent/student schedule change requests will only be considered until 3:00 pm on Tuesday, June 20th, and are subject to the discretion of AEF.

All requests for schedule changes must be in writing and signed by the parent or guardian. Fees arising from a parent initiated schedule change must be paid at the time of request, and are not refundable. Approved schedule changes are based upon space availability and at the discretion of AEF. Parent/student schedule change requests will be considered only until Tuesday, June 20th.

The Arcadia Educational Foundation reserves the right to change classroom assignments, cancel classes, or make other decisions pertaining to enrollment and scheduling of all classes for whatever reasons deemed.

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STUDENT ATTENDANCE & ABSENCES Students should not arrive more than 15 minutes prior to the start of school. Students should be picked up from school promptly when their daily class schedule is completed.

It is expected that students will attend class daily and be on time. Attendance will be monitored in all classes. To avoid disruption to the learning environment, appointments and vacations should be made outside of the summer school scheduled dates and class hours, whenever possible. Middle school students must attend classes no later than Monday, June 26th. Any student who has not begun by June 26th will forfeit their paid summer school tuition.

Students are not allowed to leave campus during their scheduled school hours or lunch break without the permission of the parent or guardian and notification to the school office.

If you are aware of a planned absence, please notify the AEF Summer School office at registration or when an expected absence is known, and we will inform the Middle School site. If an unexpected circumstance requires a student to leave class early, please contact the Dana summer school site office at (626) 821-8361, who will make arrangements for the student to meet you in the Dana school office.

When returning to summer school after an absence, please provide a note for your child and have them turn in the note to the school office, prior to the start of the school day.

EDUCATIONAL ACCOMMODATION 504 Plan or Individualized Education Program (IEP) The AEF Summer School Program is designed for students in general education and does not have the additional resources and personnel to support students who may need an accommodation during the summer. Sometimes students, who have an IEP or 504 Plan during the regular school year, choose to enroll in the AEF Summer Program.

If you are registering for the AEF Summer School program and would like to have AEF consider an educational accommodation, please indicate your request on the registration form. Students will have a space reserved in their requested or alternate choice while additional information is gathered from the parent regarding the accommodation needed, including parent signature authorizing AEF personnel access to this information.

Upon return of the documents to the AEF office, the student will be provisionally enrolled while the AEF Administrator/Principal reviews and determines if the student’s needs can be met in the AEF summer program. Parents will be notified by email what accommodations, if any, AEF can provide and when parents respond in agreement, the registration process will continue. Please call our office prior to registration for additional information regarding educational accommodations.

Unfortunately, due to the time needed for the AEF review process of the educational accommodation, students beginning the registration process during the AEF Late Registration period (May 22nd and later) may not be eligible for any accommodation due to the time constraints of the approval process.

MEDICAL CONDITIONS Please indicate on the AEF summer school registration form, any medical conditions that your child has so that we can assist your child in a safe and incident free summer. Additional information may be requested.

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ADDITIONAL REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Students should register based on their grade in the fall of 2017. Schedule all classes consecutively. Supervision is not provided for students who are not in class.

At times, the demand for a particular class is greater than the number of seats available. AEF will make every effort to provide additional classes if early registration enrollment indicates a need, and facilities and qualified teachers are available. Unfortunately, it is not always possible to meet the demand for a particular class when the class becomes full. Avoid delays in your registration by providing alternate selection(s) that you and your child are willing to accept. You will be enrolled in your alternate course selection and put on the waiting list of your first choice. AEF will notify those on the waiting list should a space become available in a full class, and you can decide at that time if you would like your original course selection or prefer to stay in your alternate choice. This process can happen at any time, even up to the first few days of summer school. Unfortunately, classes that do not meet enrollment requirements or other unforeseen reasons may require AEF to cancel a course. This process can occur in late May or early June. If AEF must cancel a class, the parent or guardian will be notified and have the option to select another available class, or request a refund for the full tuition of the cancelled class. Registration fees, processing fees, and service charge fees are not refundable.

Confirmation of Registration Students whose registration forms have completed the enrollment process by May 12th will receive a tentative notice confirming receipt of registration and the tentative course schedule assigned.

Once all classes are confirmed, a final confirmation letter will be mailed approximately one week prior to the start of summer school. This letter will include the teacher’s name and room number. We are not able to accommodate teacher requests or changes to teacher assignments. Should class enrollment require multiple sections of the same class, students will be assigned randomly to a section.

Student Behavior AEF follows the policies and procedures of the AUSD Middle School Discipline Guidelines, which can be found on the AUSD website for students and parents to review prior to the start of school. All AUSD rules in effect during the regular school year will continue to be in effect during the AEF summer school program. Continued or flagrant violation of the school rules may result in the student being suspended or dismissed from all summer school academic and/or other programs. Bicycle, scooter, rollerblading, and skateboard riding are always prohibited on school grounds.

Misconduct / Dismissal A student’s misconduct will not be tolerated in or out of the middle school classroom or any school location. Students are expected to maintain good citizenship at all times. When a violation of a school rule occurs, students may be given a warning for a first offense. On occasion, dismissal may be necessary for disciplinary reasons. The action to dismiss a student will take place only after a consultation with the parents or guardians has taken place. If a student is dismissed for disciplinary reasons, there will be no refund for unused days.

There are times when a student must be dismissed due to psychological, emotional, or physical limitations which preclude a student from participating safely and/or effectively in a group setting. A full or partial refund may be issued for unused days at the discretion of Arcadia Educational Foundation.

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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

Dress Uniforms are not required for summer school. Student attire should be comfortable to fit the weather. Bathing suits, bare feet, open-toe sandals, thong or flip-flop sandals are not permitted. Revealing clothing and bare midriffs are not allowed. The discretion of school personnel will prevail in determining appropriate summer school attire.

Transportation

Transportation is not provided for summer school. It is expected that students arrive and leave school in a timely manner. AEF does not provide supervision before or after school.

Student Drop Off /Pick Up Procedures and Parking Information

Information will be provided later with the final schedule regarding the traffic pattern to safely drop off and pick up students efficiently at Dana Middle School during the summer school program.

Please follow all rules and drive cautiously while on or around the campus. There will be staff on hand to monitor the traffic flow and to ensure the safety of the students in the parking lot and drop-off/pickup area. Please watch for and follow their instructions while you are driving or walking on or around the campus for the safety of all.

EXTENDED CARE SERVICES for before and after the AEF school day

Right At School Summer Camp

Extended care is not provided by AEF. However, there will be an onsite program offered by Right At School, the organization who provides extended hours for Arcadia Unified School District during the regular school year. Right At School will provide an onsite summer camp program for middle school students needing care before and/or after the AEF summer school program.

Students participating in both the AEF summer school program and the Right At School summer camp must register with each program directly. Also, to be eligible for the Right At School extended care, students must be enrolled in consecutive AEF morning classes (8:15 am – 12:20 pm) or all day AEF classes (8:15 am – 2:50 pm).

Parents or guardians should contact Right At School directly for additional information regarding registration and specifics for the extended care services at (855) 287-2466 or view their website at www.rightatschool.com.

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AEF REFUND POLICIES & INFORMATION The AEF refund policy is applied uniformly. Refund requests must be received in the AEF office by the deadline dates listed below. All refund requests must be in writing and can be emailed to [email protected] or hand delivered to the AEF Summer School Office. Refund requests by phone will not be accepted.

The parent or guardian signature on the registration form indicates understanding and agreement to abide by all AEF registration and refund policies.

All refunds, regardless of the reason, are for tuition only. Registration fees, processing fees, and service charge fees are not refundable. Refunds will not be given for unused days whether it is due to dropping the course, vacation days, special events, short-term illnesses, or other personal commitments requiring an absence from class.

No lunch refunds will be issued after June 20th.

All refunds, including payments made by credit card, will be refunded back to the original payee by check and will be mailed to the address on record of the student unless notified differently in the cancellation notification/refund request.

Refunds will be reviewed and processed in batches and should be completed within 60 days of request.

Refunds - AEF Cancelled Classes

If AEF must cancel a class in which the student was tentatively enrolled, a full refund of tuition for the cancelled class can be requested if there is no alternate course desired.

AEF Middle School Refund Schedule

On or before May 16, 2017

$50 Cancellation Fee

May 17, 2017 - June 20, 2017

50% Tuition Refund As of June 21st, REFUND REQUESTS

are no longer accepted!

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The following English Language Arts (ELA) classes are designed for students enrolled in regular mainstream English classes and are not intended as support classes for students enrolled in specialized support programs during the regular school year such as English Intervention, Title 1, or ELD classes. Research shows that students who write well have a better opportunity to excel in all subject areas. The following summer English classes are designed to increase your student’s critical thinking and analytical skills in order to effectively communicate with others. Each grade will read both literary and informational texts with a range of complexity and focus on high-interest content themes on a weekly basis. Effective teaching strategies and Common Core aligned materials will be provided.

English 6 Prep Grade 6 Tuition $150 Period 1 - Course # 4108 Period 3 - Course # 4308 Period 2 - Course # 4208

This class will prepare incoming 6th graders to be successful in their middle school English, humanities, and history courses. Students will develop reading and writing skills as they navigate through a variety of complex texts. Students will read informational articles, fiction, poetry, and short plays. Academic vocabulary strategies and literary devices will be used through direct instruction. Students will also learn how to write good summaries, reflective editorials, and response to literature essays using a variety of online writing tools. Prepare yourself for middle school English this summer and join the fun!

* Some homework may be assigned.


Students in English 7 Prep will navigate through a variety of complex texts while improving both reading and writing skills. Students will read information texts, literary works of fiction, poetry, and current news publications. Students will improve their reading skills through direct instruction as they learn how to separate fact from opinion, analyze charts, and current news publications. Students will learn how to paraphrase and interpret author’s claims, and build new vocabulary knowledge using context clue strategies. Additionally, students will dig deeper into plot devices, themes, and characterizations. Students will be engaged in writing opportunities on a daily basis.



Students in English 8 Prep will be immersed with literary nonfictional texts this summer in order to solidify foundational skills in English Language Arts. One of the main shifts with California State Standards is to increase the complexity of what students read each year in order to be college and career ready. Reading, writing, and speaking about topics students care about will challenge students to think critically. A key writing skill is to learn the difference between writing analysis papers and summaries. This writing skill will help prepare students to use textual evidence as they make valid claims. Lessons on safe use of social media such as Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram will also be included. Come and join the fun this summer and tackle important issues in English 8 Prep!


Accelerated Literature Challenge Grades 7 and 8 Tuition $150 Period 1 - Course # 4114

This is an intense and rigorous English course designed for students who want to take their skills to the next level. The ability to critically read and analyze a variety of literature is a skill that all high school students need to possess. This challenging course is designed for incoming 7th and 8th grade students who want to dig deeper into challenging works of literature and informational texts. Class activities are based on the California State Standards for English Language Arts. Students will write high quality response to literature essays.

Due to the rigorous nature of the curriculum, a student who earned an “A” in English 6 or English 7 is best suited for this class.

*Some homework may be assigned.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS

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Academic Enrichment classes are fun yet rigorous classes that will challenge students to learn while having a fun and exciting time. Students will leave summer showing academic growth from any of the following classes.

Speech and Debate Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 2 - Course # 4220 Period 4 - Course # 4420 Speech and Debate will teach students the elements of argumentative public speaking as students think critically about various topics centered on a theme. Aristotle’s rhetoric triangle includes three areas called “ethos, pathos, and logos.” Students will focus on the areas of science, literature, and history as they prepare to deliver final speeches. This course is designed to help students become more confident in their speaking skills. Students interested in joining the Speech and Debate team at the high school level are encouraged to take this preparatory class to ignite interest.

Strong proficiency in the English language is recommended.


Creative Writer’s Workshop Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 4 - Course # 4422 In this class, students will learn how to bring their writing to life through a variety of activities designed to encourage creative, clear, and colorful images in the reader’s mind. Valuable skills will be taught that can be applied in all areas of school and life. Activities will focus on developing precise word choice and dialogue, creating compelling conflicts, and building plot structure with suspense or humor. Writing projects will include: poetry, vignettes, and short stories. We’ll also explore new applications and software to support our editing and publishing needs.



Journalism and Publishing Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 3 - Course # 4324 Learn the fundamentals of journalism! In this class, students will learn how to investigate a topic or issue objectively and use effective interview techniques in order to obtain facts and information. Students will format the evidence they gathered and publicize the details for maximum effect by using updated technology applications and software. Students will also take informative and compelling photos to enhance their article. Finally, student-journalists will publish their work for the entire summer school student body. Whether you are reporting daily news stories about your community or reporting on the latest celebrities in the field of sports or entertainment, this media-driven writing class has something for you! Students in this class are responsible for creating the AEF summer school newspaper that will be distributed periodically during the summer session.



AVID Skills & Strategies Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 3 - Course # 4326 Students will be taught AVID strategies which will help them to excel in all academic areas. Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) will help students develop stronger study habits and organizational skills. Students will take part in a number of hands-on and exciting activities like: Socratic Seminar, Philosophical Chairs, Total Physical Response, and more! Students will learn close reading techniques and will apply critical thinking skills as they grapple with primary and secondary sources. Finally, students will also delve into issues teens face and apply strategies to help students manage their time and build strong relationships with both peers and adults.

Strong proficiency in the English language is recommended. * Some homework may be assigned.

ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT

LANGUAGE ARTS

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ELD Writing and Speaking Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 3 - Course # 4304

In this class, Limited-English Proficient (LEP) second-language learners will develop their writing and speaking skills. Curriculum is based on the California State Standards for ELD, which will support students as they “emerge, expand, and bridge” across proficiency levels on the continuum. LEP students will apply new vocabulary strategies and pronunciation by participating in a variety of writing activities. Lessons will address the proper usage of the English language across a variety of complex text structures and disciplines. Students will contribute to class discussions collaboratively and write complete, descriptive, and solid paragraphs successfully. Get ready for a high-energy boost of writing and speaking skills in order to be more successful on the California English Language Development Test (CELDT)!


ELD Reading and Listening Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 4 - Course # 4406

In this class, Limited-English Proficient (LEP) second-language learners will primarily focus on acquiring key literacy skills by listening and reading different works of literature. Curriculum is based on the California State Standards for ELD, which will support students as they “emerge, expand, and bridge” across proficiency levels on the continuum. High-interest topics and themes coupled with multimedia presentations will guide students to make meaning of important content. LEP students will read closely literary and informational texts to determine how meaning is conveyed through language. Students will improve vocabulary acquisition and content meaning while listening to spoken English in a wide array of social contexts. This class is designed to help LEP students improve their reading and listening skills in order to prepare them for greater success on the CELDT. Boost your language skills in this summer class!


Mathematics Boost Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 4 - Course # 4438 Math success starts with the fundamentals and being able to solve multi-step problems in the real world. Students in this class will be grouped based on skill level, and will focus on the foundational mathematical principles needed for school success in a relaxed environment. Students will focus on everything from mastering math facts to algebra equations. Students will use California State Standard aligned materials, interactive games and activities to improve their math skills. Mathematics Intervention students will benefit from continued focus and practice of their skills during the summer. Get caught up this summer and be ready for the new curriculum in the fall! * Some homework may be assigned.

MATH INTERVENTION

ELD ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT

The English-Language Development (ELD) courses are intended for all levels and offer support to the Limited-English Proficient (LEP) and second-language learner in reading, writing, grammar, and conversation. The ELD English Writing and ELD Reading courses will support students who are either currently enrolled in an ELD program during the regular school year or for students who want to concentrate on improving their skills in order to transition into mainstream English classes. Students new to Arcadia Unified School District are also welcome to enroll in ELD classes. Students will be grouped by needs throughout the course according to their skill level. English Language Arts courses offered on page 11 are not recommended for Limited-English Proficient and beginning second-language learners due to the fast-paced nature of the courses.

The AEF Math Intervention program is designed to offer engaging and enriching support for students who perform below state standards in Mathematics. Intervention classes are a perfect fit for students who have participated in an AUSD intervention program this past school year or for those students who perform below grade level standards. These courses will help prepare your child for the fall by providing deeper and richer instruction aligned to the Math Common Core State Standards. AEF Intervention courses are designed for students entering 6, 7, and 8th grade in the fall. Students will be grouped by skill level after initial assessment and teachers will focus on activities and lessons best suited for each group.

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Math 6 Prep Grade 6 Tuition $150 Period 1 - Course # 4130 Period 3 - Course # 4330 Period 2 - Course # 4230

Math 6 Prep will provide you with a summary and review of the basic math skills needed for 6th grade students who are continuing to develop their math skills. State Standards based math lessons will touch on ratios and rates, dividing fractions, using positive and negative numbers, simple equations, basic geometric terms, and solving a variety of word problems with real world application.

* Be prepared to do homework.


This class will provide incoming 7th graders a summary and review of basic math skills that are aligned with California State Standard curriculum at the seventh grade level. Lessons will include proportional relationships, percentages, fractions and decimals, statistics, and solving a variety of word problems applicable to the real world. This course is designed for students who are interested in keeping their math fitness level in good shape over the summer.



After a review of basic math concepts fundamental to 8th grade math, class activities and instruction will primarily focus on critical thinking skills and problem solving aligned to the California State Standards for eighth grade. A variety of topics will be covered such as rational and irrational numbers, use of equations, positive and negative exponents, and solving a variety of word problems with real world application. This class can help you get ready for your upcoming eighth grade year.


Math Mastermind Grades 7 and 8 Tuition $150 Period 2 - Course # 4236 Period 4 - Course # 4436

This course is not your typical math class. Students will encounter new strategies to tackle challenging math problems related to accelerated middle school math courses. Emphasis will be on critical thinking and explanation of thought. The focus of topics will range from number fluency, algebraic thinking, proofs and geometry. Any student looking to stretch their skills in advanced problem solving will benefit from completing this course and prepare them for challenging math courses in their future.

Due to the rigorous nature of the curriculum, students must currently be earning an “A” in their math class.


Math classes are not substitutions for and are not offered in lieu of courses taught during the regular school year. In addition, none of these courses serve as any prerequisite credit for enrolling in any math course for the upcoming school year. The various AEF Summer School mathematics classes are aligned to the California State Standards and are offered to provide ongoing support, a review of foundational math skills, an overview of academic math vocabulary, and an introduction to new math concepts. AEF math courses are designed for students entering grades 6, 7, and 8 in the fall. Therefore, students should enroll in courses listed for the appropriate grade level. For example, if you are entering sixth grade in the fall, you should enroll in Math 6 Prep.

After an initial in-class assessment, students may be grouped by skill level in order to differentiate and focus on activities best suited for each group. AEF math courses will focus on foundational mathematical principles needed for school success in a relaxed environment. California State Standard aligned materials and interactive teaching strategies will be used effectively throughout the summer.

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Beginning Python & Java Programming

Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $170 Period 2 - Course # 4240 * Materials Fee Included

Learning to program can be intimidating, but not here! Students will learn popular programming languages like Python and Java. These are programming languages used in everything from toasters and elevators to smart phones and spaceships! Python has become a favorite of software developers across the globe. Students in this class will be able to use their newfound programming skills to make apps, games, and program gadgets.

Intermediate Programming and Coding

Grades 7 and 8 Tuition $170 Period 4 - Course # 4446 * Materials Fee Included

Students in this intermediate class will build upon their knowledge of Java basics. Students will learn to simplify their code and use fewer commands thanks to newfound Java wizardry! Students will take an in-depth look at core topics in Java and explore key elements like operators, inheritance, and debugging. Your instructor will teach skills interactively and help navigate students to reach each level successfully. Elements of this class will ignite interest in the computer sciences at the high school level. Come and continue the Java journey this summer! *Prerequisite – Previous knowledge of Java

Game Design with Minecraft

Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $170 Period 1 - Course # 4142 * Materials Fee Included Period 6 - Course # 4642 If you’ve played Minecraft for hours and want to learn to build a world of your own, this is the class for you! Minecraft is alive with a whole world of possibilities. In this class, you will make your very own distributable mods with Minecraft and Forge. Students will get their game-on and start with the basics of game design and then customize gadgets, potions, and more! Resources in Minecraft Modding are available from custom recipes to armor, and even food! Come join us this summer and be a real Minecraft legend!

Promoting computer science education is becoming increasingly important in our rapidly changing world. The 21st century student prepares for a globally competitive society by increasing their technology skills in coding and programming. All students enrolled in computer science classes will be required to sign an Acceptable Use Agreement, and follow Arcadia Unified School District Acceptable Use Policy for using the technology that is available to students in the AEF summer school program.

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3D Graphic Design


Design it. Build it. Print it! 3D printing keeps getting easier and easier. This class will help you build awesome models using simple shapes and spaces. The software will help students build Minecraft characters, spaceships, rockets, and more! Students will learn how to add primitives, grouping pieces, and add holes to make awesome 3D models that have a million uses! Come and join us this summer and learn the basics of 3D graphic design!

Video Broadcasting

Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 2 - Course # 4250

Students will advance their interests in storytelling and understanding of the movie making process while creating weekly broadcasts about happenings around summer school, current events, and trends. Students will be using green screen technology, special effects and video editing software to sharpen their movie making skills. This class is an introductory course to filming and digital editing. The video production class requires that the students involved be responsible, organized, willing to work, and share their creativity. Leave this exciting new class with the knowledge of creating your very own video.

Augmented Reality Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 3 - Course # 4345 Period 6 - Course # 4645 We live in a visually stimulating world and everyone wants to capture the moment and share it instantly. But is that picture or video the perfect shot? Augmented reality (AR) is a growing field of technology where real life is augmented by computer-generated sensory input such as sound, video, or graphics. Students will learn how to modify and enhance their work with computer-generated sights and sounds. Students will explore different applications to enhance their work. Chromebooks will be available for student use. However, access to a portable device is best. Copies of student work will be proudly displayed at the AEF Summer Showcase.

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Enrolling in AEF summer science courses are beneficial for students who want to prepare and excel at the high school level. Students will be exposed to different disciplines and career choices in the field of science. Come and explore the many opportunities in science through dynamic instruction and hands-on learning stations each week!

Chemistry Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 1 - Course # 4154 Period 6 - Course # 4654 Period 3 - Course # 4354

In this class, students will analyze a variety of substances to determine their chemical characteristics. AEF summer chemists will investigate properties of heat, color, odor, and the production of gas. Have fun learning some kitchen chemistry and combine your math and science skills to challenge your thinking. Students will explore endothermic and exothermic reactions. A great hands-on and fun approach to studying chemistry is waiting for you this summer!

Due to the rigorous nature of the curriculum and collaborative group work, strong proficiency in the English language is highly recommended.


Forensic Science Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 4 - Course # 4458

In this class, you will learn the science behind solving crimes and actually conduct experiments to solve mysteries. You will learn about the different crime investigation methods and the tools to analyze crime scenes. You will collect and analyze evidence in a lab-like environment. After this class, you will know all about fingerprinting, hair and fiber analysis, chromatography, impression evidence, eyewitness testimony, and DNA analysis. Students will learn the importance of collecting trace evidence used for identification purposes to uncover the truth in various scenarios. Come and be a forensic investigator for the summer!

Due to the rigorous nature of the curriculum and collaborative group work, proficiency in the English language is highly recommended.


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Engineering and Design Grades 7 and 8 Tuition $150 Period 2 - Course # 4252 Period 5 - Course # 4552

If you are creative and have a great imagination with a love for designing and building contraptions - this is the class for you! Join your fellow classmates this summer, by bringing your eccentric ideas to life! Working in small teams, you will learn the art of creative problem solving by designing and building a machine called -“Rube Goldberg Device”. Your device will be shown off at our annual Summer Showcase. This dynamic hands-on class follows the Next Generation Science Standards and teaches the fundamentals of physics and engineering. Students will turn their scientific knowledge into practical skills, while having fun in the process.

Due to the rigorous nature of the curriculum and teamwork involved, proficiency in the English language is required.

Exploring Robotics Grade - 6 Tuition $150 Period 2 - Course # 4262

In this class, students will further their robotics knowledge that they gained in elementary school. Basic computer programming skills will be taught as students use logic and reasoning to set course missions. Students will work in collaborative teams of two or three to complete a new mission each week. Missions will include obstacle courses, mazes, and programming a robot to complete a set of actions. Robotics encourages students to think creatively for themselves, gather evidence, and be able to stand up to a problem and solve it collaboratively with their peers. AEF STEM students are encouraged to be curious, imaginative, communicative, and tenacious. No previous robotics experience is necessary. Due to the rigorous nature of the curriculum and group work involved, proficiency in the English language is required.

Inventors & Inventions Think It! Dream It! Do It! Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 4 - Course # 4460

What do chocolate chip cookies, penicillin, and fireworks have in common? Take this class and you’ll find out! How do inventors get their ideas? Have you ever had a great idea for a gadget, gizmo, or toy? Come learn more about the invention process and the brilliant minds behind the inventions we rely on and use everyday. Students will investigate some common and not so common inventions, and then have an opportunity to design and build an invention of their own. Creative, inquisitive, and out-of-the box thinkers are wanted in this class to make their very own gadgets, gizmos, and spectacular toys!

Robotics Challenge Grades 7 and 8 Tuition $150 Period 1 - Course # 4164 Period 3 - Course # 4364 In this class, students will work in teams of two or three to solve robotic programming and build challenges step-by-step. Basic programming will be taught. Students will also design cars that utilize different power sources to explore how technology affects the environment. Challenges will be scaffolded to accommodate all students and will proceed from basic to advanced studies throughout the course. Students are encouraged to be curious, imaginative, communicative, and tenacious. No previous robotics experience necessary. Due to the rigorous nature of the curriculum and group work involved, proficiency in the English language is required.

S.T.E.M. CHALLENGE Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) classes challenge students to explore world issues using critical thinking skills both creatively and collaboratively with others. Due to the rigorous nature of the classes, students should display a strong aptitude for science and mathematics.

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FBLT (Future Business Leaders of Tomorrow)


Starting and operating your own business has never been so fun! Money, banking, profit, loss, accounting, inventory, and investing will be introduced to students who want to learn how to run and operate their own business. The fun begins when the class starts to research and create a business plan of their very own! Students will learn how to invest and earn profits. The class will then decide where the profit margin goes! Have a blast creating your own personal business venture! The summer culminates in a fundraising business for the school.

Fun and Fearless Public Speaking

Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 3 - Course # 4370 Period 6 - Course # 4670

You know there’s a world out there that needs your voice. You have ideas, you have dreams, and you want to share them. This class will teach you the craft of public speaking that can make those things happen for you. Learn fundamentals of public speaking including: voice, pacing, eye contact, and the organization of details to your argument. Be able to use emotional appeals in order to connect to your audience in persuasive ways. Come polish your public speaking skills through guided and interactive lessons that will give you the confidence to be your best in front of others!

Creative Crafts


In this creative crafts class you will make one-of-a-kind gifts and be able to say “I made this just for you”. Have some summer fun learning to make unique and attractive gifts like blankets, soaps, pillows, greeting cards, bags, and seasonal items to display in your home. Imagination and creativity are your endless resource. Some materials will be provided, but you may want to provide your own supplies for projects in order to personalize them for yourself.

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This fun and high-energy linguistics class will explore the basic fundamentals of language, expression, and conversation while introducing you to the rich variety of Spanish-speaking cultures. Students will build their own dictionary as they develop a working vocabulary from a variety of exciting resources. Learn the Spanish language and culture while having fun! Support materials are provided. * Some homework may be assigned.

ELECTIVES AEF’s elective program offers a variety of dynamic classes in all areas of the summer curriculum. In addition to the general electives listed below, AEF also provides courses in visual arts, performing arts, culinary, and physical education classes. General electives allow students to explore broader subjects and skill sets. AEF encourages students to try new things and cultivate new interests by selecting a variety of new classes this summer.

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AEF’s visual arts students will be actively engaged and will create and exhibit artwork using a variety of different mediums. Visual art students will discover the joy of creative expression as they communicate through art.

Drawing and Painting Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 3 - Course # 4373

Van Gogh, Picasso, and Monet were creative and innovative artists of their time. In this art class, you will learn the secrets of such famed artists and develop your own unique style. Creativity is closely linked to critical thinking because it helps students solve problems in different ways. Techniques such as 3D art, optical illusions, portraits, still life, shading, highlighting, and using perspective will be taught. Students will use a variety of high quality materials and mediums such as: chalk, watercolor, tempera paint, and charcoal in order to create an assortment of beautiful artworks and projects.

Paper Mache and Collage Magic Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 5 - Course # 4575

This art course is for the creative student who is looking to design fun and unique works of art. Come explore exciting hands on, art forms! You will start off making masks and monsters. You will create these characters using “paper magic”. The fun doesn’t stop there! Next, you will move on to the wonderful world of collage! With collage you will create one-of-a kind works of art by arranging images and objects.

Repurpose Art Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $160 Period 6 - Course # 4677 * Materials Fee Included

This is the latest and greatest phenomenon in the art world. In this class, you will make unique, one-of-a kind pieces using license plates, old wood, household gadgets, and other garage sale gems! This is an inquiry-based learning environment to help artists work with their hands everyday to experiment and explore. Let your imagination run wild and create a number of decorative pieces to proudly display in your home, room, and garden. Give your artwork to your family and friends this summer. They will be amazed at how common recyclable objects become impressive pieces of art. Come join the fun this summer and “repurpose art.” NEW PROJECTS!

Stenciling and Art Workshop Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 5 - Course # 4576

This workshop is designed for both beginning or advanced stencil artists who will learn a variety of techniques to design some unforgettable stencils. Students will explore and experiment to create replicas of graphic designs by seeing what’s “not there.” This is an inquiry-based classroom environment to help stencil artists develop their own creative process by becoming more independent, focused, and persistent. Create your own logo or design and have fun applying it to objects like: backpacks, clothing, and electronic devices. Create anything and everything from beautiful landscapes to personalized stationery! The possibilities are endless in this class.

Anime and Manga


Explore the world of Anime and Manga! From Manga cartooning with a pencil, colored pencils, ink and pens to interactive computer software for your own Anime movies, learn the techniques of this popular cartooning style. This class will help you develop basic artistic drawing skills. If you love to draw, are thrilled with Anime, or just want to learn the secrets of Anime cartoonists, this class will be an exciting adventure! Students in this class will be making an assortment of projects, including their very own Manga comic book, using a variety of quality materials, which will be provided for each student.

Ceramics

Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $160 Period 1 - Course # 4172 * Materials Fee Included Period 2 - Course # 4272

Get fired up learning how to turn clay into wonderful animals and other fun projects. Students will hand build the pieces using coiling, scoring, and slab building techniques. Students will decorate their projects with under glazes and fire them in the kiln. Students will participate in making new projects each week.

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AEF is rolling out the red carpet for musicians, dancers and actors this summer! Performing art classes encourage students of all levels to explore and cultivate their creative-side while collaborating with their peers.

AEF’s School of Rock Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 3 - Course # 4393 This unique class will teach student-musicians how to play guitar (acoustic or electric), bass keyboard, drums, and sing while enhancing their performance style. Whether students are beginner, intermediate, or advanced - musicians will be able to rehearse in small teams and learn different styles of jazz, blues, and classical rock. All students will have the opportunity to perform live, in front of an audience, at the AEF Summer Showcase. Come out and rock with us this summer! *Students will need their own electric or acoustic guitar. Other instruments will be provided.

Drum Line Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 5 - Course # 4594 Have some summer fun learning how to play the drums. Students will learn all the basics and the focus of the class will be on proper techniques to master the percussion instrument. All levels of musicians are welcome and our AEF music instructor will guide students to improve their drumming technique each day. Students who have some experience with drumming will continue to advance their skill set. All students in this class will have the exciting opportunity to perform at our end of the summer AEF Showcase.

*Instruments are provided.

Stagecraft Drama Performance

Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 3 - Course # 4318 Whether you are a budding performer, who loves to be on stage, or perhaps you would like to gain more confidence in front of crowds, or you wish to improve your acting skills – then this class has something for you! Young actors and screen playwrights will learn the foundations of theatre performance through games, music cues, and improv exercises in a supportive and inspiring atmosphere. Students will build interpersonal and social skills while learning how to perform on stage. Our final play will be performed in front of an audience at the AEF Summer Showcase! This is an exciting and fast-paced introduction to drama classes at the middle school level. * Some homework may be assigned.

Dance Summer 2017 Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 3 - Course # 4378 In this class you will learn many different dance styles so you can be a well-rounded dancer, You will find out what it takes to be a member of a performance dance team at the middle school and high school level. Along with learning a variety of dances, you’ll build strength and coordination. All levels are welcome! The summer culminates with a fun dance performance at Summer Showcase 2017!

Urban Dance Crew Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 4 - Course # 4479 You have seen this dance phenomenon on YouTube and love it, so why not join Urban Dance Crew to learn it in real time? This class will teach you all the latest hip-hop dance moves! You will learn stylized techniques of popping, locking, and tutting in this high-energy workshop of hip hop dance. All levels of dancers are welcome! A grand finale will be performed at Summer Showcase 2017!

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Students will learn the art of cooking through interactive demonstrations, as well as individual and group production. A cookbook of recipes made will be given to each student to keep and use for each class. New recipes will be provided for returning students. Come and enjoy the fun! Bon Appetite!

Chef-tastic! Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $170 Period 1 - Course # 4188 Materials Fee Included Period 4 - Course # 4488

This delicious class will take you beyond the cooking basics and into the chef’s world! You’ll enjoy making a myriad of specialty dishes. You’ll have fun as you explore fancy desserts and other confections, and creating one-of-a-kind artistic food presentations. Jump in and have fun in the kitchen!

Students in the AEF cooking program will make an assortment of delicious recipes using a variety of quality foods, which will be provided for each student.

International Flavor Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $170 Period 5 - Course # 4590 Materials Fee Included

Explore the cuisine of many places around the world – Mexican, Italian, Greek, French, and more. Each week you’ll create delectable dishes and desserts like some of the greatest chefs of our time. If you like cooking or enjoy watching Top Chef and the Food TV Network – you’re going to love what you’ll create in this class!


Backyard BBQ Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $170 Period 4 - Course # 4491 Materials Fee Included Nothing says summer like a sweet backyard BBQ! Learn to barbecue and grill like a professional this summer. Students will learn the ABC’s of basic barbeque techniques. For example, students will understand the different types of heating units; how to cook different cuts of meat; and when to select different types of BBQ styles for various types of cooking.


Dessert Wars!

Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $170 Period 2 - Course # 4289 Materials Fee Included Period 3 - Course # 4389 Period 6 - Course # 4689 Everybody’s favorite part of the meal----dessert! Learn to make a variety of scrumptious desserts. AEF chefs will make delicious and decadent desserts based on thematic periods of choice. You will present your creations at our annual Showcase. Come and enjoy the sweetest class at summer school!

Students in the AEF cooking program will make an assortment of new and fun recipes using a variety of quality foods, which will be provided for each student.

Grillin’ and Chillin’ Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $170 Period 5 - Course # 4592 Materials Fee Included In this unique cooking class, you will learn the art of grilling on a BBQ and creating delicious desserts without an oven! Students will learn the basic grilling techniques in this class. In addition to the grillin’, you will find yourself chillin’ and enjoying your own delicious cakes that were made in the freezer and refrigerator! This is one cool cooking class!


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Basketball

Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 2 - Course # 4283 Period 3 - Course # 4383

This class will focus on basic basketball fundamentals, drill practice, scrimmages, and increasing a player’s stamina. Players will learn a variety of offensive and defensive strategies while having fun. This course will also teach participants valuable life skills such as discipline, good sportsmanship, and learning how to deal with both wins and losses. Participants will learn to work together as a team and build upon their own strengths. This class encourages and welcomes all levels of participants. Come join the fun!

Accelerated Basketball

Grades 7 and 8 Tuition $150 Period 1 - Course # 4184

This course is for the skilled basketball player that is ready to hit the court! Here’s your chance to get some time on the court with players at your level. Tournament play will take place right away. The AEF coach will help you with the techniques of playing basketball and encourage you to improve your ball handling skills. Students will practice shooting, passing, footwork, layups, jump stops, pivoting, blocking out, and more. Come out and hit the courts right away! *Skilled players with previous competitive basketball experience and knowledge should enroll in this course.

Volleyball


Pass, Set, Hit! Learn the fundamentals of the game while having fun! Players will practice serving techniques, positions, and ultimately learn how to score the best points. Volleyball is a great sport that builds sportsmanship, teamwork, and individual performance improvement for all players. This class encourages and welcomes all levels of participants. Come join the fun!

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Soccer Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 2 - Course # 4280

Balance, assist and charge! Players will receive both offensive and defensive play instruction while improving their ball-handling skills and overall performance. Players will practice technical and tactical skills of soccer, while working on footwork, dribbling, goalkeeping, and improving to score! Individual and team skills will also be taught. The goal of the class is to learn and improve your competitive play. This class encourages and welcomes all levels of participants.

Tennis Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 1 - Course # 4181

Tennis is an exciting fast-paced sport that requires high levels of strength, stamina, and skill. This class will help you strengthen your fundamentals while competing in a fun environment with other tennis enthusiasts. Lessons will include workshops on serving, backhands, movement skills, and other tactical strategies to improve your performance. You will play singles, doubles, and play in a final tournament. This class encourages and welcomes all levels of participants. *Rackets are provided, but students may bring their own.

Badminton Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150 Period 2 - Course #4282

Badminton is a fast-paced, fun and exciting Olympic sport. Here’s your opportunity this summer to learn the basic fundamentals, techniques, and rules of the game. You will begin by perfecting your serve and game accuracy. As your skills improve, you will find yourself enjoying game time on the court with partners in tournament play. Come and join us this summer! *Rackets are provided, but students may bring their own.

Physical Fitness Fun Grades 6, 7, and 8 Tuition $150

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Get moving! Start your day off with physical fitness and have fun participating in many different sports and activities during the summer. You will learn the fundamentals and participate in sports including soccer, badminton, tennis, basketball and more! Your physical fitness activities will be changing daily, so you will never be bored in this fun fitness class.

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2017 AEF Summer Registration – MIDDLE School Complete both sides of the registration form.

STUDENT INFORMATION

Last Name

First Name □ Male □ Female Birth Date

Address City Zip Code

Home Phone # Current Arcadia Unified School District Student

□ Yes □ No

AUSD Student ID #

Name and City of school currently attending Grade Level as of fall 2017

PARENT INFORMATION

Mother/Guardian Name Father/ Guardian Name

Mother/Guardian E-mail Address Father/Guardian E-mail Address

Mother’s/Guardian’s Cell Phone # Father’s/Guardian’s Cell Phone #

Home # Work # Home # Work #

EMERGENCY CONTACT- (OTHER THAN PARENT/GUARDIAN) In case we cannot reach the parent/guardian, please provide 2 local contacts to whom student may be released in an emergency situation.

Name Daytime Phone # Relationship

Name Daytime Phone #

Relationship

EDUCATIONAL ACCOMMODATIONS (IEP/504 Plan) and/or MEDICAL INFORMATION Please list any EDUCATIONAL ACCOMMODATIONS (IEP/504 Plan) needed, and/or MEDICAL CONDITIONS or ALLERGIES.

Will student need to take medication during school hours?

□ No □ Yes Name of Medication: Name of Physician

Phone #

EMERGENCY MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION

In case of emergency and I cannot be reached, I give my consent to have such attention given to my child as deemed necessary by the nurse, physician, paramedic, or hospital in charge. *** Parent/Guardian Signature: _________________________________________________

PARENT AGREEMENT

The parent or guardian’s signature on the Registration Form indicates an understanding and agreement to abide by all policies included in the 2017 AEF Summer Middle School Catalog.

*** Parent/Guardian Signature: _____________________________________ Date_______________

Immunization □ Verified By:

Student ID#__________________Last N

ame_____________________________________First N

ame__________________________________

MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASS REGISTRATION

Enter Period, Course Code Selection, and Tuition Please remember to include alternate choice for each period you select.

FIRST CHOICE ALTERNATE CHOICE

PERIOD COURSE CODE COURSE NAME TUITION COURSE

CODE COURSE NAME

Zero

Period

1

2

3

4

5

6

Total Tuition

Pre-Paid Lunch 12:20 pm - 12:50 pm 4995 $116.00

$30.00 Registration Fee $30.00 Registration fee is applicable for all registrations

received in our office on or after April 13, 2017

Total Amount Due Please include the payment information sheet

with your registration form

For Office Use Only Meets Course Requirements

AEF Summer School Payment Information Middle School

Payment by Check: Payment by Cash:

Check # Payee

Total Amount Total Amount

Check Payable to: AEF or Arcadia Educational Foundation For Office Use Only:

Date Cash Receipt #

CREDIT CARD PAYMENT

If you would like to pay by credit card (VISA, MasterCard, or Discover), please complete and sign the form below and submit with the attached registration

Credit/Debit Card Payment Information: Visa/MasterCard or Total Tuition ___________ Discover Card # ___________________________ Lunch (if applicable) ___________ 3 Digit Security Code _______ Expiration Date ____________

Registration Fee ($30) _____________ Applicable if registration is received on or after 4/13/17. Cardholder Name __________________________ Total Due ___________ Billing Address ___________________________ ____________________________ Refund Schedule: On or before May 16, 2017 ~ $50.00 Cancellation Fee May 17, 2017 to June 20, 2017 ~ 50% Tuition Refund As of June 21st, REFUND REQUESTS are no longer accepted *All refunds, including payments made by credit card, will be refunded to the original payee by check and will be mailed to the address on record of the student unless notified differently in the cancellation notification/refund request.*

I agree and understand the AEF policies for tuition payments, fees, and tuition refund policies. Cardholder Signature ________________________________________ Date ____________________

***Required for Credit Card Payment*** For credit card receipt of payment processing, please provide cardholders email address: __________________________________________________________

Student ID#__________________Last N

ame_____________________________________First N

ame__________________________________

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