NEW GLARUS SUMMER SCHOOL

2016

Session 1 – June 20­30 Session 2 – July 18­August 11

Registration

Registration can be completed only electronically through each child’s Family

Access Account beginning April 18th.

If you need help with access to a computer and your Family Access Account, please contact the elementary office. We will arrange a time for you to come to school, use our computers to

log into your account, and register your child(ren) for summer school classes.

Payment will be collected AFTER registration closes. Invoices will be sent to families. Please do NOT pay at time of

registration. ALL fees must be paid prior to attending class.

Summer School General Information

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Registration 1. Register by the grade level your child is currently in. 2. Classes are filled on a first­come basis. 3. Fees must be paid before attending classes. 4. Fees are determined by the cost of materials per student, per class. 5. If your child qualifies for the free or reduced lunch program, your fees will be waived.

Attendance: 1. Students are expected to attend all classes. Please notify teacher of any pre­planned absences. Dress and Conduct: 1. Students should dress comfortably, according to the weather and their class selections. 2. Summer school is meant to be a pleasant experience for students and staff. A child may be sent home for misconduct. Refunds will not be issued. Guests: 1. Please do not arrange for your child to bring guests to summer school. This presents problems in regards to materials, teacher attention, and daily lesson plans. Transportation: NEW THIS YEAR! 1. The school district WILL provide transportation for summer school this year. Bus services will be available before school starts at 8:00 and after the typical morning session is over at 11:45 for Session I (June 20­30) and Session II (July 18­August 11). Transportation will be provided to hazardous zones stops (north of Hwy. 39 and east of Hwy. 69) within the village and to rural addresses. The stops with in the village will be the police station/village park, Heidi Court, and Valle Tell areas. Please fill out the form at the following link if you need transportation services: Summer School Transportation. The link will be live starting April 18th. Refund Policy 1. Refunds will automatically go into your child’s lunch account. We realize that some children might not have lunch accounts; therefore a check refund will be issued. No refunds or credits will be given for cancellations less than 7 days before the start of the class, unless the cancellation is due to a medical or family emergency. All refunds will be processed after the summer school sessions end in August. Picking­Up and Dropping­Off Students: 1. Students who are dropped off and/or picked up for school should do so in the same manner as the regular school year. 2. Students who walk to summer school should use the same crosswalks as the regular school year. Keep in mind that crossing guards are not present during summer school. Fees: 1. Fees will vary according to classes and are based on the cost of materials for each class. 2. Scholarship funds are available for students who qualify for free/reduced lunch during the school year. Please contact the elementary office for assistance.

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Class Descriptions:

Session I – June 20­30

Session I Period 1 ­ 8:00­9:15 Title: American Red Cross Babysitting Course REDCR1 Grades: Must be age 11 by end of summer school Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $30 Teacher: Mrs. Statz Location: ES 125 Class Description: The purpose of the American Red Cross Babysitting Training course is to provide youth ages 11 and older with the information and skills necessary to provide safe and responsible care for children in the absence of parents or guardians. This training will help participants develop skills in leadership and professionalism, basic care, safety and safe play, and First Aid. Students will be receiving a Red Cross Babysitting soft­covered book, a first­aid kit, and a certificate from the American Red Cross. A Babysitting party with young children will also take place. Title: Beading BEAD1 (enrollment limit 16) Grades: 4­8 Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $10 Teacher: Ms. Douty Location: ES #48 (Guidance room) Class Description: Learn to follow a pattern and step­by­step instructions to create beautiful works of art. You can choose you own beads and colors to make your piece express your individual style. Create jewelry, hanging pendants, and more! Title: Cyberlearning Club CYBER1 Grades: 3­8 Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $0 Teacher: Mrs. Thurow Location: ES Computer Lab Class Description: Do you enjoy playing video games? Are you ready to learn computer programming? Using the app Scratch (developed at MIT), you will learn to make your own video games. In a friendly, collaborative environment, you discuss and critique each other’s work. You will work together to troubleshoot design and coding problems. This class is open to those

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who have been participating in the Friday club during the school year as well as new participants. Title: Drama for Kids DRFK1 Grades: 1­5 Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $15 Teacher: Mrs. Arnett/Ms. Lederman Location: ES 113 Class Description: In this class, you will help to put on a production of a play. We are looking for kids who are interested in art to help with set design, kids who like to create costumes, and of course we need kids who want to perform on stage! We will wrap up our class by performing our production on the last day of summer school. Title: Fun Sports and Games FSAG1 Grades: K­3 Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $5 Teacher: Mrs. Sigafus Location: ES GYM Class Description: If Phy Ed is one of your favorite classes, you will want to sign up for “Fun Sports and Games”. Choose your favorite activity and we will try to play it. Indoor activities may include Jolly Ball, Scatter Ball, Castle Ball, Relay Races, Basketball, Shoe Pile, Steal the Bacon & more. On super nice days, we will be outside playing exciting sports and games like Kickball, Flag Football, Lightning, Crab Soccer, Red Light Green Light, Three Legged Races, Frisbee & Baskets, Drip Drip Drop, Barnyard, Tennis Baseball and more. We will even take a trip to Swiss Lanes and end our with a Minute To Win It Marathon. Title: Got Net? Time: 8:00­9:15 GNET1 Grades: 7­8 Fee: $0 Teacher: Location: MPR Class Description: Is Volleyball your game? Whether or not you participated in Middle School Volleyball…here’s your chance to learn, refine, and polish your ball handling skills. Our goal will be to learn and improve ball handling techniques, work on game strategy and scoring. Skills will be applied in match play. Take advantage of some “net time” before it’s “Knight time”! Athletes should wear comfortable shorts, t­shirts, tennis shoes. Knee pads are encouraged. Title: Hangin’ with My Chromies HWMC1 Grades: 3­6 (limit 15) Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $0 Teacher: Mrs. Hooks Location: ES 31 Class Description: Are you familiar with using Chrome and looking for new apps or sites? This is the class for you! We will explore a new Chrome app or site each day. You will have work

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time to create interest­based projects using technology. This class is for intermediate users with some experience. Title: Masking Tape Art, Duct Tape Creations, and Origami, Oh My! MTDTO1 Grades: 2­7 Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $20 Teacher: Mrs. Burdette Location: ES 32 Class Description: Discover your creative side this summer by exploring the ancient Japanese art of paper folding and the more modern art of duct tape creations. Some projects will use both duct tape and origami! Students will make origami animals and other origami creations and explore myriad uses for duct tape and packing tape. Title: Personalize Pottery PERPT1 Grades: 1­8 Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $8 Teacher: Mrs. Schepp Location: ES Art Room Class Description: Pottery is one of my passions, and I would love to share it with anyone who wants to play with clay. There is nothing like getting dirty while having fun creating something for you or someone else. We will be creating projects with slabs of clay, cookie cutters and stamps. You will have the chance to create name plates, ornaments, or any other personalized pieces of pottery. Title: Pinterested in Baking! PINBA1 Grades: K­6 (limit 16) Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $13 Teacher: Mrs. Schettler Location: Grade School Teachers’ Lounge Class Description: In this class students will have the opportunity to bake a variety of treats including cookies, cakes, and candies. Various baking tools, such as a frosting accent decorating kit and an electric mixer, will be used as we bake up a storm. Baked items will be organized with holiday themes in mind, such as Valentine’s Day and Halloween, as well as a class birthday party! Students will be given all of the recipes to “pin” in their baking notebook. Looking forward to enjoying time spent in the kitchen creating sweet and tasty treats with up and coming bakers! If your child has a food allergy, please let Mrs. Schettler know on the first day of class! Title: Rock On ROCON1 Grades: 1­5 Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $10 Teacher: Ms. Scheele Location: ES 43

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Class Description: This class will explore rocks and minerals in an exciting and fun way by doing hands on experiments and allowing students to discover all about rocks and minerals in a whole new way! “Rock On” in this class and be prepared to get your hands dirty with these spectacular science projects. Some fun activities you might encounter are volcanoes and edible rocks! Title: Totally Tennis TENNIS Grades: 2­6 Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $0 Teacher: Mr. Beutler Location: Meet in Activity Room #42 ­ School Tennis Courts Class Description: Learn to play and enjoy the game of tennis. Tennis lessons are geared toward players of beginning levels and abilities. Each lesson will focus on one or two skills through a variety of games and drills. If you don’t have your own racket, we have some available to use. Title: YOGA YOGA1 Grades: K­5 Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $0 Teacher: Ms. Anderson Location: ES Library Class Description: Kids love to learn through play. Yogis will laugh, dance, and dramatize their way through multiple games while learning many yoga poses. They will also learn why yoga is healthy for their bodies and minds. Students will also have opportunities to read, write and draw during this energizing class. Namaste!

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Session I Period 2 ­ 9:15­10:30 Title: American Red Cross Babysitting Course REDCR2 Grades: Must be age 11 by end of summer school Time: 9:15­10:30 Fee: $30 Teacher: Mrs. Statz Location: ES 125 Class Description: The purpose of the American Red Cross Babysitting Training course is to provide youth ages 11 and older with the information and skills necessary to provide safe and responsible care for children in the absence of parents or guardians. This training will help participants develop skills in leadership and professionalism, basic care, safety and safe play, and First Aid. Students will be receiving a Red Cross Babysitting soft­covered book, a first­aid kit, and a certificate from the American Red Cross. A Babysitting party with young children will also take place. Title: Beading BEAD2 (enrollment limit 16) Grades: 4­8 Time: 9:15­10:30 Fee: $10 Teacher: Ms. Douty Location: ES #48 (Guidance room) Class Description: Learn to follow a pattern and step­by­step instructions to create beautiful works of art. You can choose you own beads and colors to make your piece express your individual style. Create jewelry, hanging pendants, and more! Title: Beginning Woodworking for Kids BWWK2 (enrollment limit 16) Grades: 2­6 Time: 9:15­10:30 Fee: $12 Teacher: Mr. Beutler Location: ES Activity Room #42 Class Description: In this hands on beginning woodworking class, each student will build two or three wood projects using supplies and tools provided by the school. Students will have the opportunity to be creative and make each project their own. Safety procedures and basic techniques will be a focus of this course.

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Title: Costume Creations COCRE2 Grades: K­6 Time: 9:15­10:30 Fee: $30 Teacher: Mrs. Hooks Location: ES 31 Class Description: Enjoy exploring your creative side while designing pre­determined costumes each day! Costumes vary from rock stars to pirates and everything in between! Come ready to practice your fine motor and art skills while you color, cut and design! Plan to bring an art smock to keep your clothes clean and a backpack or bag to carry all of your creations home in each day. Title: Drama for Kids DRFK2 Grades: 1­5 Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $15 Teacher: Mrs. Arnett/Ms. Lederman Location: ES 113 Class Description: In this class, you will help to put on a production of a play. We are looking for kids who are interested in art to help with set design, kids who like to create costumes, and of course we need kids who want to perform on stage! We will wrap up our class by performing our production on the last day of summer school. Title: Fun Science Experiments FSEXP2 Grades: K­6 Time: 9:15­10:30 Fee: $10 Teacher: Ms. Scheele Location: ES 43 Class Description: Not all science experiments require a fancy lab. When you attend Fun Science Experiments you can explore the fun of science in your own home. You will explore many experiments and projects you can do that use common everyday chemicals and even food itself. Come find out what the fun is all about! Title: Fun Sports and Games FSAG2 Grades: 4­8 Time: 9:15­10:30 Fee: $5 Teacher: Mrs. Sigafus Location: ES GYM Class Description: If Phy Ed is one of your favorite classes, you will want to sign up for “Fun Sports and Games”. Choose your favorite activity and we will try to play it. Indoor activities may include Jolly Ball, Scatter Ball, Castle Ball, Relay Races, Basketball, Shoe Pile, Steal the Bacon & more. On super nice days, we will be outside playing exciting sports and games like Kickball, Flag Football, Lightning, Crab Soccer, Red Light Green Light, Three Legged Races, Frisbee &

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Baskets, Drip Drip Drop, Barnyard, Tennis Baseball and more. We will even take a trip to Swiss Lanes and end our with a Minute To Win It Marathon.

Title: Got Net? Time: 9:15­10:30 GNET2 Grades: 5­6 Fee: $0 Teacher: Mrs. Legler Location: MPR Class Description: Did you enjoy the Badgers race to the Final Four? Are you hoping to become a future Knight? Come experience the game of volleyball! Our goal will be to learn basic ball handling skills and begin to understand how the game of volleyball is played. Athletes should wear comfortable shorts, t­shirts and tennis shoes. Title: JP Robots Club JPRC2 Grades: 1­4 Time: 9:15­10:30 Fee: $0 Teacher: Mrs. Thurow Location: ES #46 Class Description: James Patterson (JP) writes books for adults and kids. He has sold more books than any other living American! You will read the first two books from his “House of Robots” series. There will be fun hands­on robotics activities to go with the plots of the books. When we finish each book, we will have a scavenger hunt to test how closely we read the books and how well we can apply what we read to solve puzzles (patterned after the Trifecta Club in 2014). There will be two lunchtime sessions the days of the scavenger hunt sessions, starting at 11:45 AM. Title: Masking Tape Art, Duct Tape Creations, and Origami, Oh My! MTDTO2 Grades: 2­7 Time: 9:15­10:30 Fee: $20 Teacher: Mrs. Burdette Location: ES 32 Class Description: Discover your creative side this summer by exploring the ancient Japanese art of paper folding and the more modern art of duct tape creations. Some projects will use both duct tape and origami! Students will make origami animals and other origami creations and explore myriad uses for duct tape and packing tape.

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Title: Personalize Pottery PERPT2 Grades: 1­8 Time: 9:15­10:30 Fee: $8 Teacher: Mrs. Schepp Location: ES Art Room Class Description: Pottery is one of my passions, and I would love to share it with anyone who wants to play with clay. There is nothing like getting dirty while having fun creating something for you or someone else. We will be creating projects with slabs of clay, cookie cutters and stamps. You will have the chance to create name plates, ornaments, or any other personalized pieces of pottery. Title: Pinterested in Baking! PINBA2 Grades: K­6 (limit 16) Time: 9:15­10:30 Fee: $13 Teacher: Mrs. Schettler Location: Grade School Teachers’ Lounge Class Description: In this class students will have the opportunity to bake a variety of treats including cookies, cakes, and candies. Various baking tools, such as a frosting accent decorating kit and an electric mixer, will be used as we bake up a storm. Baked items will be organized with holiday themes in mind, such as Valentine’s Day and Halloween, as well as a class birthday party! Students will be given all of the recipes to “pin” in their baking notebook. Looking forward to enjoying time spent in the kitchen creating sweet and tasty treats with up and coming bakers! If your child has a food allergy, please let Mrs. Schettler know on the first day of class! Title: YOGA YOGA2 Grades: K­5 Time: 9:15­10:30 Fee: $0 Teacher: Ms. Anderson Location: ES Library Class Description: Kids love to learn through play. Yogis will laugh, dance, and dramatize their way through multiple games while learning many yoga poses. They will also learn why yoga is healthy for their bodies and minds. Students will also have opportunities to read, write and draw during this energizing class. Namaste!

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Session I Period 3 ­ 10:30­11:45 Title: American Red Cross Babysitting Course REDCR3 Grades: Must be age 11 by end of summer school Time: 10:30­11:45 Fee: $30 Teacher: Mrs. Statz Location: ES 125 Class Description: The purpose of the American Red Cross Babysitting Training course is to provide youth ages 11 and older with the information and skills necessary to provide safe and responsible care for children in the absence of parents or guardians. This training will help participants develop skills in leadership and professionalism, basic care, safety and safe play, and First Aid. Students will be receiving a Red Cross Babysitting soft­covered book, a first­aid kit, and a certificate from the American Red Cross. A Babysitting party with young children will also take place. Title: Beginning Woodworking for Kids BWWK3 (enrollment limit 16) Grades: 2­6 Time: 10:30­11:45 Fee: $12 Teacher: Mr. Beutler Location: ES Activity Room #42 Class Description: In this hands on beginning woodworking class, each student will build two or three wood projects using supplies and tools provided by the school. Students will have the opportunity to be creative and make each project their own. Safety procedures and basic techniques will be a focus of this course. Title: Crochet Rag Rugs CRRUG3 Grades: 4­8 Time: 10:30­11:45 Fee: $10 Teacher: Ms. Douty Location: ES #48 (Guidance room) Class Description: Learn to how turn srips of fabric into a beautiful crocheted rug. No crocheting experience necessary. Learn one simple stitch and crochet around and around. You can choose your fabrics, colors, and size of rug.

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Title: Drama for Kids DRFK3 Grades: 1­5 Time: 8:00­9:15 Fee: $15 Teacher: Mrs. Arnett/Ms. Lederman Location: ES 113 Class Description: In this class, you will help to put on a production of a play. We are looking for kids who are interested in art to help with set design, kids who like to create costumes, and of course we need kids who want to perform on stage! We will wrap up our class by performing our production on the last day of summer school. Title: Fairy Gardening FAGAR3 Grades: K­6 Time: 10:30­11:45 Fee: $30 Teacher: Mrs. Hooks Location: ES 31 Class Description: Everyone loves sparkle and glitter! In this class, we’ll enjoy creating fairy crafts, snacks and a fairy garden! Come ready to get messy and have fun while designing projects fit for a fairy king or queen! Bring an art smock to help keep you clothes clean and a bag or backpack to carry your projects home in each day. Title: Fun Science Experiments FSEXP3 Grades: K­6 Time: 10:30­11:45 Fee: $10 Teacher: Ms. Scheele Location: ES 43 Class Description: Not all science experiments require a fancy lab. When you attend Fun Science Experiments you can explore the fun of science in your own home. You will explore many experiments and projects you can do that use common everyday chemicals and even food itself. Come find out what the fun is all about! Title: Got Net? Time: 10:30­11:45 GNET3 Grades: 3­4 Fee: $0 Teacher: Mrs. Legler Location: MPR Class Description: Are you hoping to become a future Knight? Come experience the game of volleyball! Our goal will be to learn basic ball handling skills and begin to understand how the game of volleyball is played. Athletes should wear comfortable shorts, t­shirts and tennis shoes

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Title: Inside Outside Art INOUT3 Grades: K­6 Time: 10:30­11:45 Fee: $10 Teacher: Mrs. Sigafus Location: ES 41 Class Description: Do you want to have fun creating a few art projects each day? Come join the fun making art inside and out. Inside we will make salt dough creations, use recycled materials to make whimsical creations, Fuse Bead designs and magnets, and draw, decorate and paint. Outside we will make our own sidewalk chalk, stepping stones, sand art,Tie Dye T­shirts and so much more. Title: JP Maximum Ride Club JPMRC3 Grades: 5­7 Time: 10:30­11:45 Fee: $0 Teacher: Mrs. Thurow Location: ES #46 Class Description: James Patterson (JP) writes books for adults and kids. He has sold more books than any other living American! You will read the first two books from his “Maximum Ride” series. The main characters in these books are middle school aged students who don’t fit in because they have some avian genetics (they are part bird!). They live apart from other kids and apart from their families. They want nothing less than to save the world. There will be special guests to teach us about genetics and social psychology. When we finish each book, we will have a scavenger hunt to test how closely we read the books and how well we can apply what we read to solve puzzles (patterned after the Trifecta Club in 2014). There will be two lunchtime sessions the days of the scavenger hunt sessions, starting at 11:45 AM. Title: Personalize Pottery PERPT3 Grades: 1­8 Time: 10:30­11:45 Fee: $8 Teacher: Mrs. Schepp Location: ES Art Room Class Description: Pottery is one of my passions, and I would love to share it with anyone who wants to play with clay. There is nothing like getting dirty while having fun creating something for you or someone else. We will be creating projects with slabs of clay, cookie cutters and stamps. You will have the chance to create name plates, ornaments, or any other personalized pieces of pottery.

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Title: Pinterested in Baking! PINBA3 Grades: K­6 (limit 16) Time: 10:30­11:45 Fee: $13 Teacher: Mrs. Schettler Location: Grade School Teachers’ Lounge Class Description: In this class students will have the opportunity to bake a variety of treats including cookies, cakes, and candies. Various baking tools, such as a frosting accent decorating kit and an electric mixer, will be used as we bake up a storm. Baked items will be organized with holiday themes in mind, such as Valentine’s Day and Halloween, as well as a class birthday party! Students will be given all of the recipes to “pin” in their baking notebook. Looking forward to enjoying time spent in the kitchen creating sweet and tasty treats with up and coming bakers! If your child has a food allergy, please let Mrs. Schettler know on the first day of class! Title: Wizardry for Muggles: The Magical World of Harry Potter HARRY3 Grades: 5­8 Time: 10:30­11:45 Fee: $15 Teacher: Mrs. Burdette Location: ES 32 Class Description: From invisibility cloaks to flying broomsticks and magical wands, Harry Potter is filled with mystery and marvel. Immerse yourself in the Wonderful world of Harry Potter by exploring this magical series and engaging in the same subjects Harry studied at Hogwarts; Astronomy, Care of Magical Creatures, and Potions. Learn how these subjects truly connect to our Muggle world! Join us and explore the amazing world of Harry, Ron, Hermione, and of course, You Know Who... Title: YOGA YOGA3 Grades: 6­8 Time: 10:30­11:45 Fee: $0 Teacher: Ms. Anderson Location: ES Library Class Description: There are many benefits of yoga! It helps improve focus and relaxation as well as build strength and increase flexibility. This Vinyasa class will introduce many yoga poses and sequences as well as focus on connecting breath and movement. You will learn why yoga is healthy, flow through the poses to music, play games, and have fun! Yoga is beneficial for all ­ including athletes who want to stretch and improve balance.

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Session I Period 4 ­ 12:00­2:00 Course Title: Come Garden With Us GARDN4 (June 21­23) Times Offered: 11:45 – 2:00 Dates Offered: June 21­23 Grade levels: K­6 Location: ES 37 Fee: $5 Bring your lunch! Course Description:Come and garden with us! We will prepare and sample nutritious and delicious food while experimenting and caring for our school garden. A field trip is being planned for one of our afternoon sessions. Details will be forwarded to students enrolled as soon as they are available. Course Title: Echo and Axon: A Prototyping Adventure™ EAPRO4 (June 20­24) Times Offered: 12:00 – 2:00 Dates Offered: June 20­24 Grade levels: 1­6 Location: ES 39 Fee: $59.00; Checks made out to Club Invention

**contact the elementary office for information about a scholarship for this fee if needed Bring your lunch! Course Description: Inspired by the comics of real life inventor superheroes from the National Inventors Hall of Fame, children create solutions to STEM­based challenges including creating alternative energy power source prototypes, chasm­crossers and water filters, and apply mathematics to rescue Echo and Axon. Teams are challenged to prototype their own story using an inventor’s tool chest to design devices for Echo and Axon, and their little camera­bot, Gidge! Finally, the experience ends with a celebration as participants find the inventors within themselves. Course Title: Wheel of Invention™ WHINV4 (June 27­30) Times Offered: 12:00 – 2:00 Dates: June 27­30 Grade levels: 1­6 Location: ES 39 Fee: $59.00; Checks made out to Club Invention

**contact the elementary office for information about a scholarship for this fee if needed Bring your lunch! Course Description: Welcome to the latest game show sweeping the nation– Wheel of Invention! Throughout the show, contestants compete in Entrepreneurial Game Arenas, discover features of animals and plants from around the world, and wow the audience with amazing new invention prototypes. Get ready to spin and win on Wheel of Invention!

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Session II – July 18­August 11 Title: First Grade, Here We Come 1STHWC Grades: K Time: 8:00­11:45 Dates: July 18 – August 11 (Monday­Thursday) Fee: $0 Teacher: First Grade Teachers Location: First Grade Classrooms Class Description: This class is designed for Kindergarten students who are transitioning to first grade and need to continue practicing the skills learned in kindergarten. It would also be a great choice for students who are perhaps shy or reserved in meeting new people and learning new routines. Students will practice the skills learned in kindergarten as they become accustomed to the first grade environment. *This class can be taken in conjunction with both Reading WIN and Math WIN. The teaching staff will work out the schedule in detail. Title: Kindergarten, Here We Come KNGHWC Grades: 4K Time: 8:00­11:45 Dates: July 18 – August 11 (Monday­Thursday) Fee: $0 Teacher: Kindergarten Teachers Location: Kindergarten Classrooms Class Description: This class is designed for 4K students who are transitioning to kindergarten and need to continue practicing the skills learned in 4K. It would also be a great choice for students who are perhaps shy or reserved in meeting new people and learning new routines. Students will practice the skills learned in 4K as they become accustomed to the kindergarten environment. Title: Makerspaces Grades: 1­6 Time: 8:00­9:15 MKSPS1

9:15­10:30 MKSPS2 10:30­11:45 MKSPS3

Dates:July 18­28 (Monday­Thursday) Fee: $20 Teacher: Mrs. Wieser, Mrs. Xistris Location: ES 1042 (activity room) Class Description: Makerspaces are community of learners creating, engineering, designing, and fabricating ideas to produce projects for specific tasks. Using everyday items such as cardboard boxes, soda bottles, batteries as well as more high tech items such as ozobots, students try out their innovative ideas.

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Title: Math WIN (What I Need) Grades: K­8 Time: 8:00­9:15 MATH1 9:15­10:30 MATH2 10:30­11:45 MATH3 Dates: July 18 – August 11 (Monday­Thursday) Fee: $0 Location: ES South Hallway Computer Lab Teacher: Mrs. Tryba (et.al) Class Description: Students will be able to keep their math skills fine­tuned or even practice to improve their math abilities. Several different programs will be utilized to help students keep their reading skills on track and/or improve over the summer. Students may use one or more of the options depending on their skills and needs. What I Need provides math programming tailored to students’ needs. Title: Reading WIN (What I Need) Grades: K­8 Time: 8:00­9:15 RDWIN1 9:15­10:30 RDWIN2 10:30­11:45 RDWIN3 Dates: July 18 – August 11 (Monday­Thursday) Fee: $0 Location: ES South Hallway Computer Lab Teacher: Mrs. Tryba (et.al) Class Description: Students will be able to keep their reading skills fine­tuned or even practice to improve their reading abilities. Several different programs will be utilized to help students keep their reading skills on track and/or improve over the summer. Students may use one or more of the options depending on their skills and needs. What I Need provides programming tailored to students’ needs. Title: Rosetta Stone Grades: 3 and up Time: 8:00­9:15 ROSES1

9:15­10:30 ROSES2 10:30­11:45 ROSES3

Dates: July 18­28 (Monday­Thursday – two weeks) Fee: $0 Teacher: Mrs. Hooks Location: ES 48 Class Description: Rosetta Stone summer course is open for any interested language learners. Previous Rosetta Stone experience is not required. Students can select from Spanish, French, German or Mandarin Chinese. Please email Mrs. Hooks at molly.hooks@ngsd.k12.wi.us with your child’s name and language choice after registering.

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Title: Second Grade, Here We Come 2NDHWC Grades: 1 Time: 8:00­11:45 Dates: July 18 – August 11 (Monday­Thursday) Fee: $0 Teacher: Second Grade Teachers Location: Second Grade Classrooms Class Description: This class is designed for first students who are transitioning to second grade and need to continue practicing the skills learned in kindergarten. It would also be a great choice for students who are perhaps shy or reserved in meeting new people and learning new routines. Students will practice the skills learned in first grade as they become accustomed to the second grade environment. *This class can be taken in conjunction with Reading WIN and Math WIN. The teaching staff will work out the schedule in detail.

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EXTENDED Summer Sessions

Title: Basketball Fundamentals Dates Offered: Tuesdays and Thursdays

June 21, 23, 28, 30, July 12, 14, 19, 21 Times Offered: 1st­3rd ­ 8:30­9:30 BBFUN1

4th­6th ­ 9:30­10:30 BBFUN2 7th­11th ­ 10:30­11:30 BBFUN3

Grade levels: 2­11 Fee: $0 Teacher: Mr. Sysko Location: HS Gym Course Description: Coach Sysko will be teaching basic basketball fundamentals which will focus on ball handling, shooting and scoring. Students will also be instructed on developing team offensive skills. Coach Sysko will use various strategies and game­simulated activities to teach these fundamentals. This class will be held in the high school gym each day. Each student will receive a basketball log book to record their activities and workouts. Title: Bigger, Faster, Stronger Grades: 6­11 Dates Offered:June 13­August 19, 2013 Times Offered: Monday­Friday 7:00­8:30AM BFS1 8:30­10:00AM BFS2 10:00­11:30AM BFS3 Fee: $0 Teacher: Mr. Goodness Location: HS Weight Room Class Description: Bigger, Faster, Stronger is a class for all athletes in grades 6­11. The class teaches the proper form in lifting and has a strong emphasis in agility, plyometrics and conditioning. Boys and girls, Athletes and Non­Athletes, are encouraged to attend this popular summer school class.

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Title: Country School: Wisconsin History CRTSCH Dates Offered: June 13­17 Times Offered: Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Friday 9:00­12:00 Thursday: 9:00­3:00 Grade levels: 3­6 Fee: $20 Teacher: Mrs. Legler Location: Swiss Historical Village Country Schoolhouse Course Description: Travel back in time to the days when Laura Ingalls was a student in country school. Enjoy discovering what life was like in Wisconsin over 100 years ago by participating in a realistic country school simulation. Children will attend class at the "country school" at the Swiss Historical Village. Experiences will include a variety of lessons, and activities, including an old­fashioned celebration on Thursday afternoon for families to attend. (Note: more details will be sent out to families of participants.) Title: Drivers Education DRIVE Dates: TBD Fee: There is a fee for the behind­the­wheel portion of driver’s ed. paid directly to CESA #2, but this is not part of summer school. Driver’s Ed during summer school is ONLY the in­classroom instruction. Class Description: Please contact CESA #2 for details at 608­588­3727 or go to www.cesa2.com for more information.

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Title: Health­ Summer Session HEALTH Dates Offered: See below Times Offered: See below Credit: 0.5 Grade levels: 9­11 Fee: $0 Teacher: Ms. Martin Location: MS Course Description: The World Health Organization states "health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well­being, not merely the absence of disease or defects." This summer session course will cover the same topics as the school year course and designed for busy individuals. This course will be taught as a hybrid course. Students will have some face to face time as well as a strong online component. This course was developed to help you make decisions that will determine your overall state of wellness or health. Units covered include mental and emotional health, alcohol, tobacco and drug awareness, human reproduction, nutrition and CPR. Access to the computer and internet over the summer will be a requirement.

Week 1 (Face to Face): 6/27­6/29 Unit: Emotional and Mental Health Monday: 8­12 pm Tuesday: 9­12 pm Wednesday: 9­12 pm

Week 2 (Online Work Time): 7/4­7/8 Unit: Emotional and Mental Health Student is responsible for time management and completing their work.

There has been 10 hours of allotted work time to complete all assignments, projects, quizzes, etc.

Week 3 (Face to Face): 7/11­7/13 Unit: Human Sexuality and Drug Awareness

Monday: 8­12 pm Tuesday: 9­12 pm Wednesday: 9­12 pm

Week 4 (Online Work Time): 7/18­7/22 Unit: Human Sexuality and Drug Awareness

Student is responsible for time management and completing their work. There has been 10 hours of allotted work time to complete all assignments, projects,

quizzes, etc. Week 5 (Face to Face): 7/25­7/27 Unit: Nutrition and CPR

Monday: 8­12 pm Tuesday: 9­12 pm Wednesday: 9­12 pm

Week 6 (Online Work Time): 8/1­8/5 Unit: Nutrition and CPR Student is responsible for time management and completing their work. There has been 10 hours of allotted work time to complete all assignments, projects,

quizzes, etc.

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Title: Movin’ to the Middle MOV2MS Dates Offered: August 16­17 Times Offered: 8:00­11:00 Grade levels: 4 Fee: $5 Teacher: Ms. Scheele Location: 5th Grade Classrooms Course Description: Featuring Fifth Grade! This fun time is intended for fourth graders who are “movin’ to the middle school” in the fall as fifth graders. Follow me across the street to get a flavor for what fifth grade is all about. Have some fun with the fifth grade teachers, as well as finding your way around the middle school building. Figure out how to be a part of this fantastic opportunity before fall and bring your friends! Title: Of Comedy and Kings: Shakespeare Under the Stars OCAK Grades: 9­11 Dates offered: June 27 & 29, Performance June 30 Comedy of Errors

August 16 & 18 Performance August 24 King Lear Class Time: 9:00­11:30 (June 27, 29, August 16, 18) Fee: $60 (approximately) Teacher: Mrs. Kuhl Location: MS Class Description: Join us in a celebration of summer, story, and Shakespeare. Revel in the comedy and tragedy of the ultimate storyteller. Together, we’ll explore two of Shakespeare’s best: The Comedy of Errors and King Lear. Whether it be through scenes of love or loss, forgiveness or betrayal, Shakespeare makes us laugh at ourselves one moment and consider our own humanity the next. First, we’ll read and discuss each of these timeless plays. Then, the fun really begins as we gather on two summer evenings to watch these stories unfold under the stars. We’ll travel to American Players Theatre in Spring Green, an outdoor, classical theater company that promises guests “a closer look at life, whatever it holds, whoever is living it….Because in art’s truest self, nothing is ever surface simple. Every villain has a back story. Every hero has scars. Together, they are all of us. And this is a stage we share.” Title: Run For Fun RNFF1 Grades: 4K­8 Time: Starts at 6:00 PM Dates: Tuesdays, June 7,14,21,28, and July 5 Fee: $2 Teacher: Mrs. Roska and Mrs. Bright Location: Belleville HS Track Description: On your marks, get ready, run! Belleville's 10th season of youth track meets will happen again in 2016. This class is open to students enrolled in 4K (age 4) through age 14 (or entering 9th grade). Students will have the opportunity to compete in races of 25, 50, 75, 100, 200 and 400 meters, as well as the hurdles and a distance run. We will also have a 400­meter relay race for all children that would like to compete in a relay. Boys will compete against boys and girls against girls. Age groups are as follows: All preschool; 5­6 yrs; 7­8 yrs; 9­10 yrs, 11­12 yrs, and 13 ­ 14 yrs (and those going into 9th grade!). Older age groups may be combined

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based on numbers. Check in each night will begin at 6:00with the first race to begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Belleville High School Sports Complex. The meet dates are Tuesdays, June 7, 14, 21, 28, and 5th. Please sign up in advance. In case of rain, the meet will be cancelled. Title: The Science of Endurance Training SCIEND Grades: 6­11 Time: 9:00­10:00 Dates: Monday­Friday, June 13 – August 12 Fee: $2 Teacher: Mr. Wehrley Location: HS Cafeteria Class Description: Classroom time will be spent on learning about the cardiovascular system, the energy producing systems in the body, proper nutrition for endurance training and the body’s response to endurance training. Each student will measure their fitness level then participate in several different endurance programs during the summer to improve their fitness. The programs will include some or all of the following: interval training, LSD (long slow distance), tempo training and/or speed training. The students will follow the parameters of the program by engaging in jogging and running a specific speed, distance and rest on a daily basis. The students will monitor their fitness levels at regular levels by recording heart rate, respiration rate, speed and power output. At the end of the session the students will measure their fitness and evaluate the effectiveness of each program. This class is designed for students interested in human physiology and personal fitness. Students must be able to run at least a city block at the start of the program. Participants must be willing to exercise at a reasonable percentage of their fitness level on a daily basis.

Title: Spanish Conversation SPANCV Grades: all ages (see below) Dates: June 27 ­ July 29 Times Offered 12:00­2:00 Monday ­ Thursday (flexible) Fee: None Teacher: Mr. Belknap Location: MS Class Description: Enjoy learning how to speak Spanish in a multiage environment! This course can be fun and useful whether you’re an elementary school student with a brain like a sponge, an incoming 9th grader looking to get ahead or an adult learner getting ready for a trip overseas. You will learn how to have a basic conversation, describe what you would see on a short walk, and name all sorts of things in Spanish. Just for fun and enrichment: Students aged 5 to 105 are invited to join us for one of the two hours, either from 12:00 to 1:00 or from 1:00 to 2:00. Title: YOGA YOGA4 Grades: 9­11 Dates: Mondays and Wednesdays (July 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27) Time: 10:00­11:00 Fee: $0 Teacher: Ms. Anderson Location: MPR

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Class Description: There are many benefits of yoga! It helps improve focus and relaxation as well as build strength and increase flexibility. This Vinyasa class will introduce many yoga poses and sequences as well as focus on connecting breath and movement. You will learn why yoga is healthy, flow through the poses to music, play games, and have fun! Yoga is beneficial for all ­ including athletes who want to stretch and improve balance. Title: Yucatan Research Seminar YUCRS Grades: 9­11 Dates: June 9­29 Teacher: Mr. Belknap/Ms. Thomason Class Description: Most students taking this course will carry out research as part of the Spanish/Science Club trip to Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, but it is possible for students to participate in this course without traveling (see Mr. Belknap). The course begins with an exploration of the Maya world, including ecology, culture, history and language. Then, students carry out research/service projects that they have created. Students’ ideas so far range from intercultural education to ancient Mayan cities to monkey habitat protection.

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Logged Classes for Summer Session Title: Ag Leadership AG LEA Dates: individual arrangements made with instructor Fee: $0 Class Description: (see instructor)

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Classes by Grade Level

4K

Session II

July 18­August 11

8:00­11:45 Kindergarten Grade Here We Come

Extended Session June 7,12,21,28, July 5 6:00

Run for Fun

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Kindergarten

Session I

June 20­30

8:00­9:15 Fun Sports and Games Pinterested in Baking Yoga

9:15­10:30 Costume Creations Fun Science Experiments Pinterested in Baking Yoga

10:30­11:45 Fairy Gardening Fun Science Experiments Inside Outside Art Pinterested in Baking

11:45­2:00 Come Garden with Us

Session II

July 18­August 11

*Math and Reading WIN can be taken in conjunction with 1st Grade Here We Come. The staff will work out the arrangements.

8:00­11:45 1st Grade Here We Come

8:00­9:15 Math WIN* Reading WIN*

9:15­10:30 Math WIN* Reading WIN*

10:30­11:45 Math WIN* Reading WIN*

Extended Session June 7,12,21,28, July 5 6:00

Run for Fun

June 27­ July 29 Spanish Conversation

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First Grade

Session I

June 20­30

8:00­9:15 Drama for Kids Fun Sports and Games Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking Rock On Yoga

9:15­10:30 Costume Creations Drama for Kids Fun Science Experiments JP Robots Club Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking Yoga

10:30­11:45 Drama for Kids Fairy Gardening Fun Science Experiments Inside Outside Art Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking

11:45­2:00 Come Garden with Us

12:00­2:00 Echo and Axon (June 20­24) Wheel of Invention (June 27­30)

Session II

July 18­August 11

*Math and Reading WIN can be taken in conjunction with 2nd Grade Here We Come. The staff will work out the arrangements.

8:00­11:45 2nd Grade Here We Come

8:00­9:15 Makerspaces Math WIN* Reading WIN*

9:15­10:30 Makerspaces Math WIN* Reading WIN*

10:30­11:45 Makerspaces Math WIN* Reading WIN*

Extended Session June 27­ July 29 Spanish Conversation

June 21, 23, 28, 30, July 12, 14, 19, 21 (8:30­9:30)

Basketball Fundamentals

June 7,12,21,28, July 5 6:00 Run for Fun

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Second Grade

Session I

June 20­30

8:00­9:15 Drama for Kids Fun Sports and Games Masking Tape, Duct Tape,... Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking Rock On Totally Tennis Yoga

9:15­10:30 Beginning Woodworking Costume Creations Drama for Kids Fun Science Experiments JP Robots Club Masking Tape, Duct Tape,... Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking Yoga

10:30­11:45 Beginning Woodworking Drama for Kids Fairy Gardening Fun Science Experiments Inside Outside Art Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking

11:45­2:00 Come Garden with Us

12:00­2:00 Echo and Axon (June 20­24) Wheel of Invention (June 27­30)

Session II

July 18­August 11

8:00­9:15 Makerspaces Math WIN Reading WIN

9:15­10:30 Makerspaces Math WIN Reading WIN

10:30­11:45 Makerspaces Math WIN Reading WIN

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Extended Session June 21, 23, 28, 30, July 12, 14, 19, 21 (8:30­9:30)

Basketball Fundamentals

June 7,12,21,28, July 5 6:00

Run for Fun

June 27­ July 29 Spanish Conversation

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Third Grade

Session I

June 20­30

8:00­9:15 Cyberlearning Club Drama for Kids Fun Sports and Games Hangin’ with My Chromies Masking Tape, Duct Tape,... Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking Rock On Totally Tennis Yoga

9:15­10:30 Beginning Woodworking Costume Creations Drama for Kids Fun Science Experiments Masking Tape, Duct Tape,... JP Robots Club Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking Yoga

10:30­11:45 Beginning Woodworking Drama for Kids Fairy Gardening Fun Science Experiments Got Net? Inside Outside Art Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking

11:45­2:00 Come Garden with Us

12:00­2:00 Echo and Axon (June 20­24) Wheel of Invention (June 27­30)

Session II

July 18­August 11

8:00­9:15 Makerspaces (July 18­28) Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

9:15­10:30 Makerspaces (July 18­28) Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

10:30­11:45 Makerspaces (July 18­28) Math WIN

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Reading WIN Rosetta (July 18­28)

Extended Session June 21, 23, 28, 30, July 12, 14, 19, 21 (8:30­9:30)

Basketball Fundamentals

June 13­17 Country School

June 7,12,21,28, July 5 6:00

Run for Fun

June 27­ July 29 Spanish Conversation

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Fourth Grade

Session I

June 20­30

8:00­9:15 Beading Cyberlearning Club Drama for Kids Hangin’ with My Chromies Masking Tape, Duct Tape,... Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking Rock On Totally Tennis Yoga

9:15­10:30 Beading Beginning Woodworking Costume Creations Drama for Kids Fun Science Experiments Fun Sports and Games JP Robots Club Masking Tape, Duct Tape,... Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking Yoga

10:30­11:45 Beginning Woodworking Crochet Rag Rugs Drama for Kids Fairy Gardening Fun Science Experiments Got Net? Inside Outside Art Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking

11:45­2:00 Come Garden with Us

12:00­2:00 Echo and Axon (June 20­24) Wheel of Invention (June 27­30)

Session II

July 18­August 11

8:00­9:15 Makerspaces (July 18­28) Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

9:15­10:30 Makerspaces (July 18­28) Math WIN Reading WIN

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Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

10:30­11:45 Makerspaces (July 18­28) Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta (July 18­28)

Extended Session

June 21, 23, 28, 30, July 12, 14, 19, 21 (9:30­10:30)

Basketball Fundamentals

June 13­17 Country School

August 16­17 Movin’ to the Middle

June 7,12,21,28, July 5 6:00

Run for Fun

June 27­ July 29 Spanish Conversation

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Fifth Grade

Session I

June 20­30

8:00­9:15 Am. Red Cross Babysitting Beading Cyberlearning Club Drama for Kids Hangin’ with My Chromies Masking Tape, Duct Tape,... Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking Rock On Totally Tennis Yoga

9:15­10:30 Am. Red Cross Babysitting Beading Beginning Woodworking Costume Creations Drama for Kids Fun Science Experiments Fun Sports and Games Got Net? Masking Tape, Duct Tape,... Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking Yoga

10:30­11:45 Am. Red Cross Babysitting Beginning Woodworking Crochet Rag Rugs Drama for Kids Fairy Gardening Fun Science Experiments Inside Outside Art JP Maximum Ride Club Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking Wizardry for Muggles

11:45­2:00 Come Garden with Us

12:00­2:00 Echo and Axon (June 20­24) Wheel of Invention (June 27­30)

Session II

July 18­August 11

8:00­9:15 Makerspaces (July 18­28) Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

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9:15­10:30 Makerspaces (July 18­28) Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

10:30­11:45 Makerspaces (July 18­28) Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta (July 18­28)

Extended Session

June 21, 23, 28, 30, July 12, 14, 19, 21 (9:30­10:30)

Basketball Fundamentals

June 13­17 Country School

June 7,12,21,28, July 5 6:00

Run for Fun

June 27­ July 29 Spanish Conversation

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Sixth Grade

Session I

June 20­30

8:00­9:15 Am. Red Cross Babysitting Beading Cyberlearning Club Hangin’ with My Chromies Masking Tape, Duct Tape,... Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking Totally Tennis

9:15­10:30 Am. Red Cross Babysitting Beading Beginning Woodworking Costume Creations Drama for Kids Fun Science Experiments Fun Sports and Games Got Net? Masking Tape, Duct Tape,... Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking

10:30­11:45 Am. Red Cross Babysitting Beginning Woodworking Crochet Rag Rugs Fairy Gardening Fun Science Experiments Inside Outside Art JP Maximum Ride Club Personalized Pottery Pinterested in Baking Wizardry for Muggles Yoga

11:45­2:00 Come Garden with Us

12:00­2:00 Echo and Axon (June 20­24) Wheel of Invention (June 27­30)

Session II

July 18­August 11

8:00­9:15 Makerspaces (July 18­28) Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

9:15­10:30 Makerspaces (July 18­28) Math WIN Reading WIN

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Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

10:30­11:45 Makerspaces (July 18­28) Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta (July 18­28)

Extended Session

June 21, 23, 28, 30, July 12, 14, 19, 21 (9:30­10:30)

Basketball Fundamentals

June 13­17 Country School

June 13­August 19 7:00­8:30 8:30­10:00 10:00­11:30

Bigger, Faster, Stronger

June 7,12,21,28, July 5 6:00

Run for Fun

June 13­August 12 9:00­1:00

Science of Endurance Training

June 27­ July 29 Spanish Conversation

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Seventh Grade

Session I

June 20­30

8:00­9:15 Am. Red Cross Babysitting Beading Cyberlearning Club Got Net? Masking Tape, Duct Tape,... Personalized Pottery

9:15­10:30 Am. Red Cross Babysitting Beading Fun Sports and Games Masking Tape, Duct Tape,... Personalized Pottery

10:30­11:45 Am. Red Cross Babysitting Crochet Rag Rugs JP Maximum Ride Club Personalized Pottery Wizardry for Muggles Yoga

Session II

July 18­August 11

8:00­9:15 Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

9:15­10:30 Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

10:30­11:45 Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta (July 18­28)

Extended Session

June 21, 23, 28, 30, July 12, 14, 19, 21 (10:30­11:30)

Basketball Fundamentals

June 13­August 19 7:00­8:30 8:30­10:00 10:00­11:30

Bigger, Faster, Stronger

June 7,12,21,28, July 5 6:00

Run for Fun

June 13­August 12 9:00­1:00

Science of Endurance Training

June 27­ July 29 Spanish Conversation

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Eighth Grade

Session I

June 20­30

8:00­9:15 Am. Red Cross Babysitting Beading Cyberlearning Club Duct Tape Mania Got Net? Personalized Pottery

9:15­10:30 Am. Red Cross Babysitting Beading Duct Tape Mania Fun Sports and Games Personalized Pottery

10:30­11:45 Am. Red Cross Babysitting Crochet Rag Rugs JP Maximum Ride Club Personalized Pottery Wizardry for Muggles Yoga

Session II

July 18­August 11

8:00­9:15 Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

9:15­10:30 Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

10:30­11:45 Math WIN Reading WIN Rosetta (July 18­28)

Extended Session

June 21, 23, 28, 30, July 12, 14, 19, 21 (10:30­11:30)

Basketball Fundamentals

June 13­August 19 7:00­8:30 8:30­10:00 10:00­11:30

Bigger, Faster, Stronger

June 7,12,21,28, July 5 6:00

Run for Fun

June 13­August 12 9:00­1:00

Science of Endurance Training

June 27­ July 29 Spanish Conversation

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High School

Session I

June 20­30

8:00­9:15 Am. Red Cross Babysitting

9:15­10:30 Am. Red Cross Babysitting

10:30­11:45 Am. Red Cross Babysitting

Session II

July 18­August 11

8:00­9:15 Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

9:15­10:30 Rosetta Stone (July 18­28)

10:30­11:45 Rosetta (July 18­28)

Extended Session

June 21, 23, 28, 30, July 12, 14, 19, 21 (10:30­11:30)

Basketball Fundamentals

June 13­August 19 7:00­8:30 8:30­10:00 10:00­11:30

Bigger, Faster, Stronger

See page 20­21 Health ­ Summer Session

June 27, 29, 30 August 16,18, 24 9:00­11:30

Of Comedy and Kings: Shakespeare Under the Stars

June 13­August 12 9:00­10:00

Science of Endurance Training

June 27­ July 29 Spanish Conversation

July 11,13,18,20,25,27 10:00­11:00

Yoga

June 9 ­ 29 Yucatan Research Seminar

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