FOR STUDENTS ENTERING5TH THROUGH 8TH GRADES

FALL OF 2020

2 0 2 0 C O U R S E C A T A L O G

SUMMER

SCHOOL& S U M M E R C A M P S

HIGH SCHOOL10 UNIT COURSESOTHER CREDIT COURSESELECTIVESSPORTSCOLLEGE PLANNING

MIDDLE SCHOOLENGLISH & MATHELECTIVESSTEM CAMPSSPORTS CAMPSFINE ARTS CAMPS

Dear Students and Parents,

Garces Memorial High School is pleased to offer Summer School with a series of academic and athletic classes and camps for students entering grades five through twelve in the academic year 2020 - 2021. This is our 25th year of op-eration. It is our goal to make summer vacation both enriching and enjoyable for our students. This catalog introduces you to our programs and provides you with the information you will need to register. You can also download our summer school registration form at our school website, www.garces.org.

High school students interested in taking a class for credit or preparing for the challenging year ahead will find our High School Curriculum a perfect fit. In addition to our traditional summer school classes in nearly all academic disciplines, we offer college planning courses like Math SAT Prep, Verbal SAT Prep, and College Essay Workshop. Ten unit aca-demic courses are open to high school students from any school as long as permission is given from the public school.

Whether middle school students are interested in expanding their writing, math, science skills or devel-oping their artistic or musical talents, our middle school classes and camps are a perfect fit. Our middle school programs are open to students entering fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades next year. Stu-dents can come for two weeks or stay for the entire month. Each two-week long session makes it pos-sible for students to explore new interests and make friends while experiencing a high school campus. Students can join our new STEM Camp, Fine Arts Camp, Sports Camp, Aquatics Camp or take a variety of academic and enrichment classes. Our Sports and Aquatic Camps provide group instruction in tennis, swimming, diving, water polo, bas-ketball, and volleyball. The camps are staffed by Garces and non-Garces faculty, coaches and gradu-ates and the focus is on fun. The camps are dedicated to teaching teamwork, sportsmanship and posi-tive self-esteem.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions. We hope to see you this summer!

Steve Garcia Joan RichardsonSteve Garcia Joan RichardsonSummer School Director Administrative Assistantsgarcia@garces.org jrichardson@garces.org661-327-2578 ext. 146 661-327-2578 ext. 109

Garces Memorial High School admits students of any race, creed, national or ethnic origin.

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General InformationImportant Dates for All Classes

REGISTRATIONMarch 10, 2020 Priority registration begins for Summer School and Summer Camps at Garces

May 1, 2020 Last day of priority registration for all classes, except second semester high school classes

May 4, 2020 Late registration begins ($50.00 Fee)

CLASS SCHEDULESMay 4th- June 26, 2020 Schedule Changes ($50.00 Fee)

May 1, 2020 Last day to withdraw - must be in person in writing

May 27, 2020 Schedules to be picked-up (not mailed) 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

May 27, 2020 Book Store Open (3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.)

June 1, 2020 Ten Unit, 5 Unit and All 1st Session Classes Begin

June 12, 2020 Last Day for 1st Session Classes

June 15, 2020 2nd Session Classes Begin

June 16, 2020 1st Semester Exams (10 Unit Classes)

June 17, 2020 2nd Semester Begins For 10 Unit Classes

June 26, 2020 Last Day for 2nd Session Classes

July 2, 2020 Final Exams/Last Day of Class for 10 Unit Classes

July 3, 2020 School Holiday

July 20, 2020 Final Grades Mailed for Credit Courses

5 AND 10 UNIT CLASSES ONLY Credit may be withheld if a students is absent more than twice or is tardy more than three times during the equiva-lent of one semester. Students who anticipate an extended absence from school must receive prior approval from the Director of Summer School. Once the absence is excused, the Director of Summer School will schedule the mandatory classroom make-up sessions for the student.

SCHEDULETen unit classes meet from 7:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.All other classes:

“0” Period 6:15 a.m. - 7:30 a.m.First Period 8:00 a.m. - 9:15 a.m.Recess 9:15 a.m. - 9:35 a.m.Second Period 9:40 a.m. - 10:55 a.m.Lunch 10:55 a.m. - 11:25 a.m.Third Period 11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.Fourth Period 1:00 p.m. - 2:15 p.m.Evening/Other Time TBA

The cafeteria is open for snacks and lunch. GET bus ser-vice is available. Please contact GET for a schedule.

CAFETERIA HOURS 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 p.m.

MATH PLACEMENT TEST

ALL STUDENTS entering 5th -8th grades who are register-ing for the first time for any math class are required to take a placement test. Returning students may select a math class or sit for the placement test.

Test Date: Tuesday, April 28 • Time: 3:45 p.m. Location: MLH

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TUITIONAll tuition prices are quoted at the end of the description for each course. Tuition must be paid in full at the time of registration. Included in the tuition is a $75.00 non-refundable registration fee. Tuition refund requests must be submitted in person, in writing. Tuition will NOT be refunded for ap-plications withdrawn after May 1, 2020.

Books are not included in the tuition fee.

BOOKSTORE HOURSMay 27, 2020, 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Most academic courses require a textbook or packet.

ATTENDANCE POLICYStudents are expected to be in class on time each day. If a student is absent from school, please call the attendance of-fice 327-2578 prior to 8:00 a.m. on the day of the absence. If your son/daughter will be absent on the first day of class, please specify the date your son/daughter will arrive for class in the space provided on the Registration Card.

Students are not allowed to leave campus be-tween classes or during breaks. Leaving con-stitutes “ditching” school and will be dealt with accordingly and may result in dismissal from summer school.

Students who drive are only allowed to park in the student parking lot on the westside of the campus.

High School 10-Unit Credit CoursesTHE FOLLOWING COURSES WILL BEGIN MONDAY JUNE 1ST AND END THURSDAY JULY 2ND.

TIME WILL BE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:30 AM - 12:45 PM, EXCEPT THE WEEK OF MONDAY JUNE 26TH – THURSDAY JULY 2ND, WHEN ALL 10-UNIT COURSES WILL RUN FROM 7:30 A.M.-

2:10 P.M. THE SECOND SEMESTER BEGINS ON WEDNESDAY JUNE 17, 2020.

Students who pass these courses will receive 10.0 units towards the fulfillment of a College Prep gradua-tion requirement in the specific subject area. Grades will be assigned on a 4.0 scale and will be posted on the Garces transcript. These grades and units will be used in determining the student’s GPA or class rank at GMHS. The grades may be a factor in determining extra curricular eligibility and/or in fulfilling require-ments for college admission. Garces students enrolling in the following classes should complete a Summer School Contract with their counselor. Due to the rigor of the 10-unit courses, we cannot make accommoda-tions for general or students with IEPs.

ALGEBRA I This course is an introduction to the principles of Algebra 1. It satisfies the Garces and CSU mathematics requirement for Algebra I. Tuition: $725($400.00 if only registering for one semester)

ALGEBRA 2This course is designed for students who have completed one year of Algebra I and Geometry. At the completion of the course, the instructor will recommend Garces students for the appropriate placement in the next math course. It satisfies the Garces and CSU mathematics requirement for Algebra II.Tuition: $725($400.00 if only registering for one semester)

ART IThis course teaches students a common core of knowledge, develops and refines students’ sensibilities, and enables students to express their own creativity. Art I provides experiences with elements and principles of design, art history, color, perspective, human drawings and other various mediums. This class is open to students entering grades nine through twelve. This course meets the Garces Fine Arts requirement for gradua-tion and the Visual and Performing Arts requirement for the Universtiy of California and the California State University systems.Tuition: $725 (Lab Fee is already included)($400.00 if only registering for one semester)

ECONOMICS/GOVERNMENT (Semesters 1 & 2)

Students entering grade twelve may take this course for credit. This course will cover basic macro and micro economic principles as well as a detailed analysis of the way the government works. The emphasis is divided equally between the two disciplines. Students are active partici-pants in a fast paced class. Through discussion and a minimum of lec-ture, students are encouraged to become actively involved in the class. Students should have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 to consider the rigors of this course. This course meets the Garces requirement for graduation and accepted high schools social studies requirement.Tuition: $725($400.00 if only registering for one semester)**Economics is taught in the 1st Semester

ENGLISHGarces Memorial requires each student to take and pass 8 semesters of English for graduation. This course is designed for those students who want or need to remediate any one or two semesters of English at any level, grades nine through twelve. This class will cover various pieces of literature, elements of grammar, essay structure and vocabulary en-hancement. This class will also include oral discussions, tests and a research paper.Tuition: $725($400.00 if only registering for one semester)

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U.S. HISTORYThis class will be academically rigorous and will parallel the expectations and experience a student would attain during the regular school year. The program in United States History is designed to provide students with the analytical skills and factual knowledge necessary to deal critically with the problems and materials in United States history. Students should learn to assess historical materials- their relevance to a given interpretive problem, their reliability, and their importance—and to weigh the evidence and interpretations presented in historical scholarship. This class fulfills the requirement for Garces and the University of California and the California State University systems. Tuition: $725($400 if only registering for one semester)

WORLD HISTORYStudents in grade ten study major turning points that shaped the modern world, from the late eighteenth century through the present, including the cause and course of the two world wars. They trace the rise of democratic ideas and develop an understanding of the historical roots of current world issues, especially as they pertain to international relations. Students develop an understanding of current world issues and relate them to their historical, geographic, political, economic, and cultural contexts. Students consider mul-tiple accounts of events in order to understand international relations from a variety of perspectives. Students should consider that this course is a college prep class and homework will be assigned accordingly. This class fulfills the requirement for Garces and the University of California and the California State University systems. Tuition: $725($400 if only registering for one semester)

GEOMETRY (P)This course is an introduction to the fundamentals of Euclidean Geometry and explores relationships, principles of geometric figures and deductive think-ing of proofs. It satisfies the Garces, and CSU mathematics requirement for graduation. Tuition: $725($400 if only registering for one semester)

SPANISH I, II, IIIThis course is designed for students interested in learning Spanish. Students may enroll in Spanish I, Spanish II or Spanish III. This class fulfills one year of the language requirement for the University of California and the California State University systems. Tuition: $725($400 if only registering for one semester)

THE FOLLOWING COURSES WILL BEGIN MONDAY JUNE 1ST AND END THURSDAY JULY 2ND. TIME WILL BE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:30 AM - 12:45 PM, EXCEPT THE WEEK OF MONDAY JUNE 26TH – THURSDAY JULY 2ND, WHEN ALL 10-UNIT COURSES WILL RUN FROM 7:30 A.M.-

2:10 P.M. THE SECOND SEMESTER BEGINS ON WEDNESDAY JUNE 17, 2020.

Students who pass these courses will receive 10.0 units towards the fulfillment of a College Prep gradua-tion requirement in the specific subject area. Grades will be assigned on a 4.0 scale and will be posted on the Garces transcript. These grades and units will be used in determining the student’s GPA or class rank at GMHS. The grades may be a factor in determining extra curricular eligibility and/or in fulfilling require-ments for college admission. Garces students enrolling in the following classes should complete a Summer School Contract with their counselor. Due to the rigor of the 10-unit courses, we cannot make accommoda-tions for general or students with IEPs.

High School 10-Unit Credit Courses

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PLEASE NOTE: THE FOLLOWING CREDIT COURSES WILL MEET MONDAY, JUNE 1 THROUGH FRIDAY JUNE 26. THE CLASS PERIODS OFFERED ARE LISTED

BELOW EACH COURSE DESCRIPTION.

Students who successfully pass the following courses will receive units towards the fulfillment of a gradua-tion requirement in the specific subject area. Grades will be assigned on a 4.0 scale and will be posted on the Garces transcript. These grades and units will be used in determining the student’s grade point average or class rank at Garces Memorial. The grades may be a factor in determining extra curricular eligibility and/or in fulfilling requirements for college admission. Due to the rigor of the 5-unit courses, we cannot make accommodations for general or students with IEPs.

OTHER CREDIT COURSESAll classes are Monday June 1 - Friday June 26.

THEOLOGY 9-12, 5 UNITSThis course will fulfill the requirement for any one semester Theology course not passed or received a D during the regular academic year. Only those students who have failed a course or who would like to improve a grade that was given during the academic year are eligible for the course. The topic of the course will be determined by the needs of the students enrolled in the course. This class meets from June 1 to June 26 regardless of which semester you are making up. Tuition: $375(This class meets for both Periods 3 and 4)

HEALTH EDUCATION, 5 UNITSThis course is designed to teach skills for wellness. It offers the students rich opportunities for analyzing their behaviors and learning new ways to create healthy lifestyles. Topics include nutrition and fitness, facts about HIV and AIDS, prevention strategies, while focusing on abstinence, substance abuse, and safety and first aid. Students who successfully pass the Health Educa-tion course will receive 5.0 units towards fulfilling their graduation require-ments at Garces or any other acceptable high school.Tuition: $375(This class meets for both Periods 3 and 4)

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ALGEBRA I- ACCELERATED, 5 UNITSThis course is equivalent to the second semester of the Algebra I (P) course. This course is designed for incoming freshmen who wish to be considered for Geometry in the fall.Incoming freshmen: Students who scored below 80% on the second semester equivalent of the Algebra I (P) Challenge Exam are recommended to take this course. At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to retake the entire Algebra I (P) Challenge Exam. If they score between 80-89%, they will be eligible to enroll in Geometry (P) and those who score 90% or above will be eligible to enroll in Honors Geometry. Eighth Grade Algebra I is a prerequisite for this class. Tuition: $375(This class meets for both Periods 1 and 2)

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS, 5 UNITSThis course is designed for students to fulfill their graduation requirement in computer applications. All students are required to successfully complete the computer applications course. Elements included in this requirement include keyboarding (20 correct words per minute), word processing (software skills necessary to produce academic essays and lab science reports), spread-sheets (basic and intermediate data processing skills). Tuition: $375(This class meets for both Periods 1 and 2)

ENGLISH 9 SUMMER BRIDGEThis course is designed to introduce and to develop the skills necessary for success in the first year of English at Garces. The focus of the class will be on the development of study skills, vocabulary, grammar, writing, and literature. During second period, students will complete the summer reading requirement for the freshman year. This course is designed for incoming Garces freshmen who were recommended to take this course in their acceptance letter and any incoming freshmen who need or want extra practice.**non-Garces students may take the 1st period only for $200.Tuition: $350(This class meets Period 1 and 2)

SUMMER READING GRADE 9This course is designed to meet the Garces Summer Reading Requirement for students entering the ninth grade. The selections from the required SUMMER READING PROGRAM will be taught in class through writing assignments, oral discussions, direct analysis, and testing. Emphasis will be on the completion and passing of the summer reading requirement. Tuition: $200(Periods 1, 2, 3, or 4)

SUMMER READING GRADE 10This course is designed to meet the Garces Summer Reading Requirement for students entering the tenth grade. The selections from the required SUMMER READING PROGRAM will be taught in class through writing assignments, oral discussions, direct analysis, and testing. Emphasis will be on the completion and passing of the summer reading requirement. Tuition: $200(Period 4)

SUMMER READING GRADE 10(H)This course is designed to meet the Garces Summer Reading Requirement for Honors English 10. Classes will be in the seminar format and the tests will be a combination of essays, short answer and objective questions. Emphasis will be on the completion and passing of the summer reading requirement. Tuition: $200(Period 4)

SUMMER READING GRADE 11This course is designed to meet the Garces Summer Reading Requirement for students entering the eleventh grade. The selections from the required SUMMER READING PROGRAM will be taught in class through writing assign-ments, oral discussions, direct analysis and testing. Emphasis will be on the completion and passing of the summer reading requirement. Tuition: $200(Period 4)

ACADEMIC NON-CREDIT COURSESStudents taking the following classes will receive a pass/fail grade. The grades received in these classes will not factor into the student’s grade point average at Garces Memorial nor will the grade be posted on the Garces transcript. No credit toward graduation will be given for these classes.

All classes go from Monday June 1 - Friday June 26, except noted otherwise.

SUMMER READING GRADE 11 (H)This course is designed to meet the Garces Summer Reading Requirement for Honors English 11. Classes will be in the seminar format and the tests will be a combination of essays, short answer and objective questions. Empha-sis will be on the completion and passing of the summer reading requirement. Tuition: $200(Period 4)

SUMMER READING GRADE 12This course is designed to meet the Garces Summer Reading Requirement for students entering the 12th grade. The selections from the required SUM-MER READING PROGRAM will be taught in class through writing assign-ments, oral discussions, direct analysis and testing. Emphasis will be on the completion and passing of the summer reading requirement. Tuition: $200(Period 4)

SUMMER READING GRADE 12 (AP) ENGLISH

This course is designed to meet the Garces Summer Reading Requirement for AP English 12. Classes will be in the seminar format and the tests will be a combination of essays, short answer and objective questions. Emphasis will be on the completion and passing of the summer reading requirement. Tuition: $200(Period 4)

INDEPENDENT SUMMER READINGThis course is designed to meet the Garces Summer Reading Requirement for any student who can’t take the regular reading class due to a conflict. Stu-dents will be required to receive and send assignments to the instructor and will come to school to take the tests. The instructor will facilitate the reading experience, but will not conduct a structured class discussion on each book. Students will be expected to read the book entirely on their own; however, they will be able to test on the book once they have finished reading. Stu-dents must show up on the first day of school June 1st and meet with Mr. Detloff in Room 6 at the beginning of 4th period to get your first assignment.Tuition: $200

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ACADEMIC NON-CREDIT COURSESStudents taking the following classes will receive a pass/fail grade. The grades received in these classes will not factor into the student’s grade point average at Garces Memorial nor will the grade be posted on the Garces transcript. No credit toward graduation will be given for these classes.

All classes go from Monday June 1 - Friday June 26, except noted otherwise.

TECHNOLOGYWEB DESIGN

Students will be introduced to web page development, computer graphics and other applications. Students will construct web pages, learn publishing techniques and further enhance their existing knowledge of computers. This course is designed for students entering grades nine and ten. This is a two-week course and can be taken either 1st Sessionor 2nd Session. Tuition: $135 each session(Period 3)

ROBOTICSThis course is an introduction to robotics and beginining computer science. Students will gain hands on experience with coding microprocessors, using electric motors, LEDs, and many other electronic components, with a goal of making a simple robot as a final project. No experience necessary but reco-mended for incoming 6th-10th graders.Tuition: $200(Period 1)

ADVANCED ROBOTICSThis course covers advanced programming and hardware concepts asso-ciated with Lego Mindstorm robots. In this course, several robots are pro-grammed to work together and with other common automation systems to increase the efficiency and throughput of industrial automation processes. Robot safety procedures and standards will be emphasized throughout the course. Students must have taken the Beginning Robotics class a previous summer or have a background in Lego Mindstorm. This course runs from June 3rd to June 28th.Tuition: $200

VEX ROBOTICS (NEW)This is a more advanced robotics course using the VEX robotics parts and systems and is open only to High School Students. We will be emulating the flow of a competition season for our Rambotics teams over 2 weeks. Students will be divided into teams, each with their own robot, and all given a single head to head game involving a task. At the end of the second week the robots will play a mock tournament against each other the same way we do for our competitions. We will use the aforementioned VEX hardware including gears, motors, cortexes, steel and aluminum structural parts, as well as electronic sensors and controllers. The robots will be built from scratch to the students’ specifications and will be coded in VEXCode, a C++ style language in its own editor. While not required, any experience is helpful as the club has a time constraint for competition.The class will take place from June 1st- June 12th, Periods 3-4Tuition: $200

FINE ARTSDANCE

This course introduces students to various forms of dance including jazz, tap, ballet and hip-hop. Students will learn jumps, turns, and styles involved in each of the forms of dance. This course is designed for any beginning dance student. This is a two week class and can be taken either 1st or 2nd session. Tuition: $135 each session(Period 3)

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MATHEMATICSAt the end of the summer session, the course instructor, in conjunction with the specific department chair and the Assistant Principal, will review the students’ grade in the summer class. Course placement for the following academic year will be determined by this review.

ALGEBRA I - AN INTRODUCTIONThis course is designed for students who wish to get a head start in their fall Algebra I course. The topics of algebraic expression, real numbers and solving of variable equations will be explored. This course will be equivalent to the first quarter of the Garces Algebra I (P) course. This class is recommended for incoming freshmen and for any students who will be taking Algebra I in the fall.Tuition: $200(Periods 1, 2, or 3)

GARCES MATHThis course is designed as a review of basic arithmetic operations and as an introduction to Algebra I. It is also designed for the incoming Garces freshman who was recommended to take Garces Math in the acceptance letter.Tuition: $200(Periods 2, or 3)

GEOMETRY- AN INTRODUCTIONThis course is designed for students who wish to get a head start in their Geometry course. Topics will include the fundamentals of Euclidean Geometry, deduc-tive reasoning and the principles of parallel and perpendicular lines. This course is particularly recommended for students who struggled in Algebra I and for any student who will be taking Geometry (P) in the fall. This course is equivalent to the first quarter of the Garces Geometry (P) course.Tuition: $200(Periods 2, or 3)

ACADEMIC NON-CREDIT COURSES

Students taking the following classes will receive a pass/fail grade. The grades received in these classes will not factor into the student’s grade point average at Garces Memorial nor will the grade be posted on the Garces transcript. No credit toward graduation will be given for these classes.

All classes go from Monday June 1 - Friday June 26, except noted otherwise.

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COLLEGE PL ANNING COURSESPERSONAL ESSAY WORKSHOP

The personal essay is an essential component of the college application process, vital to cover letters when career-seeking, and integral to rich self-expression; mastering this writing style will foster students’ overall essay skills and the development of their unique writing voice. In this course students will learn how to plan and write successful personal essays, engaging their readers with appropriate diction, effective organization, and compelling narra-tive designs. Throughout the course, students will write, revise, and edit a series of personal statement essays and receive timely and relevant feedback from their peers and instructor. This class meets Monday and Wednesday for three weeks beginning the first week of summer session.Tuition: $135(Period 3)

MATH P.S.A.T./S.A.T. PREPARATION

This course is designed with a major emphasis on improving test-taking techniques on the mathematics section of the PSAT/SAT. The math section involves a thorough review of mathematical concepts and extensive practice in problem solving. A review of general mathematics, algebra, geometry, sufficiency data problems, and quantitative comparisons will be included. Sample SAT Exams are taken weekly. This course is open to students entering grades ten through twelve. Books are required on the first day of class. Tuition: $200(Period 1)

VERBAL P.S.A.T./S.A.T. PREPARATIONThis course is designed to improve techniques in taking the English section (writing component included) of the PSAT/SAT. The verbal section will include extensive practice in verbal reasoning and reading comprehension. Analogies, antonyms, sentence completion questions, in addition to the Test of Standard Written English, will be thoroughly reviewed as a part of this course. A pre-test and post-test are administered to help guide students in their preparation. Sample SAT Exams are taken weekly. Open to students entering grades ten through twelve. Books are required on the first day of class. Tuition: $200(Period 2)

Tuition will be $350 for those students who sign up for both the math and verbal sections of the SAT Preparation class.

ACADEMIC NON-CREDIT COURSES

Students taking the following classes will receive a pass/fail grade. The grades received in these classes will not factor into the student’s grade point average at Garces Memorial nor will the grade be posted on the Garces transcript. No credit toward graduation will be given for these classes.

All classes go from Monday June 1 - Friday June 26, except noted otherwise.

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SWIMMINGThis course will provide quality and safe instruction of basic/intermediate/ad-vanced technique involved in swimming. The focus of the class is to improve your skills and techniques while improving fitness. Each of the four competi-tive strokes will be learned and/or refined. Conditioning will take place each day. This is a two week course and can be taken either 1st or 2nd session.Tuition: $135 each session(Period 1, 2, or 3)

DIVINGThis course introduces the theory and practice of diving drills necessary to use the one-meter diving board. Emphasis is placed on performance of basic dives. No formal experience is necessary to take this class and is the perfect way to introduce a child to the sport of diving and provide a format for im-provement. Kids of all ages and skill levels are welcome to participate. Div-ers must be comfortable swimming in deep water. This is a two week course and can be taken during the 1st or 2nd session.Tuition: $135(Period 2)

BEGINNING WATER POLOAn introduction into the sport of water polo, this class will cover the basics of eggbeater, heads-up freestyle, passing, shooting, and the rules of the game. Prerequisite: Students must be able to swim 50 yards heads-up freestyle, 50 yards backstroke, and tread water for three minutes. This is a two-week camp and can be taken either 1st or 2nd session.Tuition: $135 each session(Period 4)

JV/VARSITY WATER POLO AND SWIM CONDITIONING

This course is designed for any incoming freshman and all current high school water polo players and swimmers, boys and girls, who are interested in play-ing water polo or participating on the swim team at high school. Strength and Conditioning will be held in the weight room on Monday and Wednesday mornings. Swimming and “in water” conditioning will occur on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Students that wish to swim four day per week, have that option of swimming instead of weights. Students who plan on participating in water polo or swim are strongly encouraged to attend this class.Tuition: $150Time: 6:00-7:30AM, Mon-ThursDates: June 3-27, and July 6-9.

ATHLETICS - NON-CREDIT COURSESAll athletic courses for students entering grades nine through twelve will be graded on a pass/fail basis with no unit value applied toward graduation and no grade posted on the Garces transcript.

All classes go from Monday June 1 - Friday June 26, except noted otherwise.

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FRESHMEN FOOTBALLThis class is designed for Incoming Freshmen. Students will learn the funda-mental techniques of blocking, running pass routes, catching, and throwing the football. In addition, students will learn proper techniques in the weight room while conditioning for the upcoming season. Time will be devoted to field-work, strength training, and conditioning. There will also be some class-room and video instruction. Tuition: $150This class will practice Monday – Thursday on the football field.Time: 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm

JV/VARSITY FOOTBALL WEIGHT TRAININGMembers of the JV and Varsity football teams are required to enroll in this course. Students will learn the fundamental techniques of blocking, running pass routes, catching, and throwing the football. In addition, students will learn proper techniques in the weight room while conditioning for the upcom-ing season. Time will be devoted to field-work, strength training, and condi-tioning. There will also be some classroom and video instruction.Tuition: $150 The team will practice Monday – Thursday on the football fieldTime: 5:50 am- 7:30 am Strength and conditioning will be Monday – Thursday 8:00 am - 9:30 am or 1:00 pm - 2:30pm (for students who have 10 unit class)

CHEERLEADING This class is designed for the GMHS 2020-2021 Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Freshman cheerleading teams to prepare for their upcoming season. Cheer-leaders will learn football cheers, halftime performances, learn/advance in stunting, work on flexibility and jumps/kicks, and conditioning. This is a man-datory class for all Garces Memorial High School freshmen, junior varsity, and varsity cheerleaders.Class days: TBDTime:TBDLocation: Room 21(Dance Studio)

VOLLEYBALLThis course is designed for any incoming freshmen and all current high school players who are interested in playing volleyball in high school. The fundamen-tals of volleyball will be covered in a competitive fun environment. Instruction will be provided from Garces varsity coach, Kim Harper. Students who plan on trying out for any level of the Garces volleyball program are strongly encour-aged to attend this class. This class meets Monday - Thursday in the gym.Tuition: $150This class meets Monday - Thursday in the gym.Time: 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

BASKETBALL - BOYS HIGH SCHOOLThis course is designed to teach sportsmanship, individual basketball funda-mentals, team offensive and defensive concepts, and is led by Garces Varsity Boys Basketball Coach, Brian Dignan. This class will be a competitive envi-ronment on a daily basis. All incoming and returning Garces students who want to play basketball during the regular winter season should enroll in this class.Tuition: $150(Period 2)

BASKETBALL - GIRLSThis course is designed to teach the fundamentals and techniques needed to play high school basketball. The class will emphasize ball handling, rebound-ing, shooting, and offensive and defensive skills. All students entering grades nine through twelve, who plan to play basketball at Garces, should take this class. The class will meet on Monday and Wednesday 3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Fridays TBA.Please note the first class will meet on Monday, June 1st.Tuition: $150

ATHLETICS - NON-CREDIT COURSESAll athletic courses for students entering grades nine through twelve will be graded on a pass/fail basis with no unit value applied toward graduation and no grade posted on the Garces transcript.

All classes go from Monday June 1 - Friday June 26, except noted otherwise.

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READING LAB-LEVEL 1Using informational and literary works appropriate for the individual student reading level, comprehension strategies for pre reading, during reading and post reading will be practiced. An emphasis on skimming, predicting, access-ing prior knowledge, inference skills and summarizing main ideas will be incor-porated. The common core standards for citing text evidence, and analyzing author point of view and character point of view will be addressed. Fluency skills will also be practiced. Students will acquire general academic vocabu-lary and practice strategies to determine the meaning of words and phrases used in the text. The strategies and vocabulary will be tiered for individual stu-dent learning needs of remediation or enrichment. This course is designed for students entering grades five and six. This course is only offered Session 1.Tuition: $135 (Period 1)

READING LAB-LEVEL 2Using informational and literary works appropriate for the individual student reading level, comprehension strategies for pre reading, during reading and post reading will be practiced. An emphasis on applying inference skills to de-termine author point of view will be emphasized. The common core standards for citing text evidence, determining how a theme is developed, analyzing sen-tence structure, and analyzing how literary elements shape the plot and char-acters will be addressed. Students will acquire general academic vocabulary and practice strategies to determine the meaning of words and phrases used in the text. The strategies and vocabulary will be tiered for individual student learning needs of remediation or enrichment. This course is designed for stu-dents entering grades seven and eight. This course is only offered Session 1.Tuition: $135(Period 2)

READING LAB-LEVEL 3Using informational and literary works appropriate for the individual student reading level, comprehension strategies for pre reading, during reading and post reading will be practiced. An emphasis on how particular lines of dia-logue or incidents in a story propel the action and reveal aspects of a charac-ter will be incorporated. The common core standards for citing text evidence, determining themes, analyzing sentence structure, and analyzing how the author acknowledges and responds to conflicting evidence will be addressed. Students will acquire general academic vocabulary and practice strategies to determine the meaning of words and phrases used in the text. The strategies will be tiered for individual student learning needs of remediation or enrich-ment. This course is designed for students entering grade eight. This course is only offered Session 1.Tuition: $135(Period 3)

WRITING LAB-LEVEL 1Participants will produce clear and cohesive writing that is developed and or-ganized in a style appropriate for the genre. Incorporating the strategies of the Step Up to Writing Program and The Six Traits Program, writers will com-pose a narrative, persuasive and expository paragraph. The common core standard of organization will be emphasized. Students will demonstrate a command of the standard English. The tasks will be tiered to enrich individual student learning needs. This course is designed for students entering grades five and six. This course is only offered Session 2.Tuition: $135 (Period 1)

WRITING LAB-LEVEL 2Participants will produce clear and cohesive writing that is developed and or-ganized in a style appropriate for the genre. Incorporating the strategies of the Step Up to Writing Program and The Six Traits Program, writers will com-pose a narrative, persuasive and expository paragraph. The common core standard of developing and strengthening writing content focusing on style and relevant supportive details will be emphasized. Students will demonstrate a command of the standard English conventions and incorporate academic and domain specific vocabulary. The tasks will be tiered to enrich individual student learning needs. This course is designed for students entering grades seven and eight. This course is only offered Session 2.Tuition: $135(Period 2)

WRITING LAB-LEVEL 3Participants will produce clear and cohesive writing that is developed and or-ganized in a style appropriate for the genre. Incorporating the strategies of the Step Up to Writing Program and The Six Traits Program, writers will compose a multi-paragraph narrative, persuasive and expository piece. The common core standard of supporting a claim with relevant evidence and ap-propriate vocabulary will be emphasized. Writing content will be revised for sentence variety and student reflection. Students will demonstrate a com-mand of the standard English conventions and incorporate academic and do-main specific vocabulary. The tasks will be tiered to enrich individual student learning needs. This course is designed for students entering eighth grade. This course is only offered Session 2.Tuition: $135(Period 3)

Middle School CoursesAll courses are 2 weeks in length but new material is presented each session so students can take over both sessions unless noted otherwise. Most courses require the purchase of a homework packet.

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ENGLISH

Middle School CoursesAll courses are 2 weeks in length but new material is presented each session so students can take over both sessions unless noted otherwise. Most courses require the purchase of a homework packet.

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MATHEMATICSNote: All students registering for a math class for the first time are required to take a placement test. The test will be offered on Tuesday, April 28th at 3:45 p.m. in Msgr. Leddy Hall. The results of this test will permit ap-propriate placement in the math sequence.

MATH LEVEL 1This course includes operations with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and percentages. Students will take a pre-test to determine areas of strengths and weaknesses. With the help of the teacher and individualized materials, the student will work mainly on assessed areas of weakness. This course is designed for students entering either 5th or 6th grade but can be taken by any student entering grades five through eight.Tuition: $135 each session(Periods 1, 2, or 3)

MATH LEVEL 2The class is designed as an introduction to Pre-Algebra. Students will be given a pre-test and post-test in order to evaluate progress. This course is de-signed for students entering 6th or 7th grade but can be taken by any student entering grades six through eight.Tuition: $135 each session(Periods 1, 2, or 3)

PRE-ALGEBRA - 2ND SEMESTERThis course is designed as a review of basic arithmetic operations and as an introduction to Algebra I. This course is fast-paced and the equivalent to Garces’ second semester of Pre-Algebra. This course is a review in prepara-tion for students entering Algebra I in the fall.Tuition: $135 each session(Periods 2, or 3)

ALGEBRA I - AN INTRODUCTIONThis course is designed for students who wish to get a head start in their fall Algebra I course. The topics of algebraic expression, real numbers, and solving one-variable equations will be explored. This course will be the equivalent to the first quarter of the Garces Algebra I (P) course. This class is recommended for incoming 8th grader and any student who will be taking Algebra I in the fall. This course runs from June 1st to June 26th.Tuition: $200(Available Periods 1, 2, 3)

GEOMETRY - AN INTRODUCTIONThis course is designed for students who wish to get a head start in their Ge-ometry course. Topics will include the fundamentals of Euclidean Geometry, deductive reasoning and the principles of parallel and perpendicular lines. This course is particularly recommended for students who struggled in Algebra I and for any student who will be taking Geometry (P) in the fall or any other advanced math class. This course runs from June 1st to June 26th.Tuition: $200(Periods 2)

BEGINNING COOKINGThis is a great class for any fifth through eighth grade student who would like to learn some basic cooking techniques. The class will cover measuring pro-cedures and basic cooking techniques that are used in preparing casseroles and side dishes. This is an excellent class for young people to learn their way around the kitchen and being helping with meal preparation at home.Tuition: $150 each session(food fee already included)(Period 3)There will be different recipes used each session.

ADVANCED COOKINGThis is a great class for students who have taken the Intro to Cooking Class or have previous cooking experience at home and would like to expand on their knowledge. This class will emphasize preparing casseroles, sauces, deserts, main dishes, etc. Students should be able to measure and follow a recipe with ease. This class will introduce student to more complex recipes and detailed food preparation. Tuition: $150 each session (food fee already included)(Period 4)There will be different recipes used each session.

Middle School CoursesAll courses are 2 weeks in length but new material is presented each session so students can take over both sessions unless noted otherwise. Most courses require the purchase of a homework packet.

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STUDY SKILLS WORKSHOP This course is designed for students who wish to improve or develop study skills. Strategies focus on organization, listening, test taking, time manage-ment, homework success, reading comprehension, writing reports and oral presentations. This course is appropriate for students entering grades five through eight. This course is only offered Session 1.Tuition: $135(Period 1)

PRE-SPANISH IThis course will introduce the basics for the study of Spanish I. Topics will include the alphabet, proper pronunciation techniques, as well as an intro-duction to colors, numbers and grammatical structures. Students will listen, speak, read and write in Spanish from the first day of class. This class is most appropriate for those students entering grades six through eight.Tuition: $135 each session(Periods 2, or 3)

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RAM SUMMER CAMPSIn addition to our middle school courses, we have added camp options.The camps are offered at various times to allow you to build a schedule that works for you.

BUILD YOUR OWN SUMMER CAMP!

This summer you can mix and match camps and classes. The options are limitless.

You can put together a two week session that includes English + Rollercoaster Design + Diving

You can follow that up with a two week session that includes Math + Basketball + Guitar

Or you can just put several camp sessions together - Water Polo + Web Design + Art

SPORTS CAMPSBASKETBALL, TENNIS, VOLLEYBALL

S.T.E.M. CAMPSROBOTICS, WEB DESIGN, ROLLERCOASTER DESIGN, GRAPHIC DESIGN, FORENSIC SCIENCE

AQUATICS CAMPSWATER POLO, SWIMMING, DIVING

FINE ARTS CAMPSGUITAR, BAND INSTRUMENTS, ART, PHOTOGRAPHY, DANCE

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BASKETBALL - BOYS AND GIRLSThese camps are designed to teach sportsmanship, individual basketball fundamentals, team offensive and defensive concepts, and are led by Garces Varsity Boys Basketball Coach, Brian Dignan. We will also have daily competitions including shooting contests, games, and relays. There are two, 2-week sessions and campers are encouraged to sign up for both sessions.Tuition: $135 each session(Period 1)

TENNISHave you always wanted to learn to play tennis? An introduction to the sport via the tennis court structured to utilize your child’s developing motor skills, eye-hand coordination, balance, timing and patience. This camp focuses on stoke production and footwork, students work on getting the ball in play while dem-onstrating an understanding of the basics of form. Players are acquainted with the rules of tennis, scoring, and singles and doubles play. Students must bring their own raquet. This is a two week camp and can be taken either 1st or 2nd session.Tuition: $135 each session(Period 1 or 2)

VOLLEYBALLThis camp is designed to teach the fundamentals of volleyball. Instruction will be provided in the techniques of basic skills such as serving, passing, setting, hitting, blocking, and basic court positioning. Each player will need to bring her personal gear including indoor court shoes. The camp is designed for players who want basic instruction or want to expand their skills in volleyball. Fun activities and games will be included with the skill work. This camp is appropriate for volleyball students entering grades five through eight. Tuition: $135 each session(Period 3)

SPORTS CAMPS

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S.T.E.M.CAMPS

BEGINNING ROBOTICSThis is a beginning course in robotics. We will be utilizing Lego Mindstorm kits and various Lego Robotics materials. The objective of this course is to introduce the student to basic programming as well as problem solving strategies. This course will involve students in the development, building and programming of a LEGO Mindstorm robot. Students will work hands-on in teams to design, build, program and document their progress. Topics may include motor control, gear ratios, torque, friction, sensors, timing and program loops. No experience necessary.This course runs from June 1st to June 26th.Tuition: $200(Period 1)

ADVANCE ROBOTICSThis course covers advanced programming and hardware concepts as-sociated with Lego Mindstorm robots. In this course, several robots are programmed to work together and with other common automation sys-tems to increase the efficiency and throughput of industrial automa-tion processes. Robot safety procedures and standards will be empha-sized throughout the course. Students must have taken the Beginning Robotics class a previous summer or have a background in Lego Mindstorm. This course runs from June 1st to June 26th.Tuition: $200(Period 2)

VEX ROBOTICS (NEW)This is a more advanced robotics course using the VEX robotics parts and systems and is open only to Middle School Students. We will be emulating the flow of a competition season for our Rambotics teams over 2 weeks. Students will be divided into teams, each with their own robot, and all giv-en a single head to head game involving a task. At the end of the second week the robots will play a mock tournament against each other the same way we do for our competitions. We will use the aforementioned VEX hardware including gears, motors, cortexes, steel and aluminum struc-tural parts, as well as electronic sensors and controllers. The robots will be built from scratch to the students’ specifications and will be coded in VEX-Code, a C++ style language in its own editor. Students that are interested must have completed the beginner and/or advanced robotics programs.The class will take place from June 15th- June 26th, Periods 3-4Tuition: $200

WEB DESIGNThis course is designed for a path toward future studies in web devel-opment and design. Students will construct webpages, learn publish-ing techniques and further enhance their existing knowledge of comput-ers. This course is designed for students entering grades five through ten. This is a two-week class and can be taken either 1st or 2nd session.Tuition: $135 each session(Period 3)

BEGINNING GRAPHIC DESIGNStudents learn the fundamentals of graphic design. Its terminol-ogy, tools, and working methods. Emphasis is placed on computer layout skills and their application to creative visual communication, with strong emphasis on typographical technical and historical ele-ments. In addition, students will produce and will be assessed on many projects that include creating an original layout for a newslet-ter, vinyl cutting, catalogue, logos and brochures as well as designing and crafting effective promotional pieces, publications and digital art. This is a two-week class and can be taken either 1st or 2nd session.Tuition: $135 each session(Period 4)

BEGINNING GRAPHIC DESIGNStudents learn the fundamentals of graphic design. Its terminol-ogy, tools, and working methods. Emphasis is placed on computer layout skills and their application to creative visual communication, with strong emphasis on typographical technical and historical ele-ments. In addition, students will produce and will be assessed on many projects that include creating an original layout for a newslet-ter, vinyl cutting, catalogue, logos and brochures as well as designing and crafting effective promotional pieces, publications and digital art. This is a two-week class and can be taken either 1st or 2nd session.Tuition: $135 each session(Period 4)

ROLLERCOASTER DESIGNIn this exciting STEM program, students will be introduced to building their own working paper rollercoaster. Using paper rollercoasters is a fun way to learn the physics of energy and motion. This is a two-week class and can be taken either 1st or 2nd session.Tuition: $135 each session(Period 2)

CSI: FORENSIC SCIENCEStudents will find themselves at the scene of a crime where their job will be to gather evidence, analyze, then solve the crime. They will explore evidence collection, fingerprinting, chromatography and splatter analysis. Students will also learn how to use laboratory equipment and metric measurements. This is a two-week class and can be taken either 1st or 2nd session.Tuition: $140 for each session. Lab fees already included.(Period 3 or 4)

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SWIMMINGThis camp will provide quality and safe instruction of basic/intermediate/advanced technique involved in swimming. The focus of the camp is to improve your skills and techniques while improving fitness. Each of the four competitive strokes will be learned and/or refined. Conditioning will take place each day. This is a two-week camp and can be taken either 1st or 2nd session.Tuition: $135 each session(Period 1, 2 or 3)

BEGINNING WATER POLOAn introduction into the sport of water polo, this class will cover the basics of eggbeater, heads-up freestyle, passing, shooting, and the rules of the game. Prerequisite: Students must be able to swim 50 yards heads-up freestyle, 50 yards backstroke, and tread water for three minutes. This is a two-week camp and can be taken either 1st or 2nd session.Tuition: $135 each session(Period 4)

INTERMEDIATE WATER POLO This course is designed for any middle school students who already have a basic understanding of water polo. This class will review the basics of eggbeater, heads-up freestyle, passing, shooting, and the rules of the game. Prerequisite: Students must be able to swim one length of the pool. This is a two week course and can be taken either 1st or 2nd session. Tuition: $135 each session (Period 4)

DIVINGThis camp introduces the theory and practice of diving drills necessary to use the one-meter diving board. Emphasis is placed on performance of basic dives. No formal experience is necessary to take this class and is the perfect way to introduce a child to the sport of diving and provide a format for improvement. Kids of all ages and skill levels are welcome to participate. Divers must be comfortable swimming in deep water. This is a two-week camp and can be taken during the 1st or 2nd session.Tuition: $135(Period 2)

AQUATICS CAMPS

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FINE ARTS CAMPS

DANCEThis camp introduces students to various forms of dance including jazz, tap, ballet and hip-hop. Students will learn jumps, turns, and styles involved in each of the forms of dance. This camp is designed for any beginning dance student. This is a two-week camp and can be taken either 1st or 2nd session. Tuition: $135 each session(Period 3)

ART - DRAWING & DESIGNThis is a beginning level art camp that introduces the fundamentals of drawing. An emphasis will be placed on the six elements of art: line, shape/form, space, value, texture, and color. Students will also be exposed to some principles of design. Student work will include the following projects: cubism, pointillism, non-objective abstract, one and two-point perspective, color wheel, and fourth objective abstract. Students will be using a variety of mediums; pencil, colored-pencil, ink and paint. This camp is designed for students entering grades five through eight.Tuition: $135 each session.(Available Periods 1, 2, 3, or 4)

PHOTOGRAPHYThis camp is designed to produce an appreciation of the art of photography while developing an understanding of the field of photography. The students will participate in a hands-on camp in taking pictures, while also learning about the history and evolution of the art of photography. No experience in photography is necessary. A digital or DSLR camera is required. This camp is open to students entering grades six through twelve and will be beneficial to students who plan to work on school publications such as newspaper or yearbook.Tuition: $135 each session(Period 1)

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Robotics $200 _______Advanced Robotics $200 _______VEX Robotics $200 ________ SAT Prep(Math only) $200 ________SAT Prep(Verbal only) $200 ________SAT Prep(Math & Verbal) $350 ________Spanish I, II, or III (10 Unit) $725 ________Spanish I, II or III - 1 semester only $400 ________Spanish I - An Introduction $200 ________Summer Reading Independent $200 ________Summer Reading 9 $200 ________Summer Reading 10 $200 ________Summer Reading 10(H) $200 ________Summer Reading 11 $200 ________Summer Reading 11(H) $200 ________Summer Reading 12 $200 ________Summer Reading 12(AP) $200 ________Theology 9-12 $375 ________Web Design $135 S1_____ S2_____

SPORTSBasketball - Boys $150 _______Basketball - Girls $150 _______ Cheerleading $150 ________Diving $135 S1_____ S2_____ Football - Freshmen $150 ________Football - JV/Varsity $150 ________Soccer - Girls $150 ________ Swimming $135 S1_____ S2_____Volleyball $150 ________Water Polo -Beginning $135 S1____ S2____Water Polo - JV/Varsity $150 _______

Late Fee - registering after 5/1/2020 $50 ________ Total ________

Algebra 1 - Accelerated $375 ________Algebra 1(10 unit) $725 ________Algebra 1 - 1 semester only $400 ________Algebra 1-An Introduction $200 ________Algebra 2(10 unit) $725 ________Algebra 2 - 1 semester only $400 ________Art 1(10 unit) $725 ________Art - 1 semester only $400 ________Band $200 ________Chemistry(10 unit) $750 ________Chemistry - 1 semester only $400 ________College Essay $135 S1______ S2_____Computer Apps $375 ________Dance $135 S1______ S2_____Econ/Gov’t(10 unit) $725 ________Econ/Gov’t - 1 semester only $400 ________Eng 9 Summer Bridge $350 ________English(10 unit) $725 ________English - 1 semester only $400 ________Garces Math $200 ________Geometry - An Introduction $200 ________Geometry(10 unit) $725 ________Geometry - 1 semester only $400 ________Guitar Lessons $200 ________Health Education $375 ________ History/U.S. - (10 unit) $725 ________History/U.S. - 1 semester only $400 ________History/World - (10 unit) $725 ________History/World - 1 semester only $400 ________

S1, S2 refer to session 1 and session 2

GARCES SUMMER SCHOOL PAY SHEETStudent Name _____________________________________________________

Father or Mother’s Name _____________________________________________

Mailing Address ____________________________________________________

Phone ___________________________________________________________

High School Classes

Art - Design and Drawing $135 S1____ S2____Algebra 1 - An Introduction $200 _____ Band Instruments $200 _____Basketball - Boys $135 S1____ S2____Cooking - Advanced $150 S1____ S2____Cooking - Beginners $150 S1____ S2____CSI:Forensic Science $140 S1____ S2____Dance $135 S1____ S2____Diving $135 S1____ S2____Geometry - An Introduction $200 _____ Graphic Design $135 S1____ S2____Guitar Lessons $200 _____Math Level 1 $135 S1____ S2____Math Level 2 $135 S1____ S2____Photography $135 S1____ S2____Pre-Algebra - 2nd Semester $135 S1____ S2____Pre-Spanish I $135 S1____ S2____

S1, S2 refer to session 1 and session 2

Reading - Level 1 $135 S1 only_____ Reading - Level 2 $135 S1 only_____ Reading - Level 3 $135 S1 only_____Robotics - Beginning $200 _____ Robotics - Advanced $200 _____ VEX Robotics $200 _____Rollercoaster Design $135 S1____ S2____Study Skills Workshop $135 S1____ Swimming $135 S1____ S2____Tennis $135 S1____ S2____Volleball $135 S1____ S2____Water Polo - Beginning $135 S1____ S2____Water Polo - Intermediate $135 S1____ S2____Web Design $135 S1____ S2____Writing Lab - Level 1 $135 S2 only _____Writing Lab - Level 2 $135 S2 only _____Writing Lab - Level 3 $135 S2 only _____

Late Fee - registering after 5/1/2020 $50 ________ Total ________

GARCES SUMMER SCHOOL PAY SHEETStudent Name ____________________________________________________

Father or Mother’s Name ____________________________________________

Mailing Address ___________________________________________________

Phone ___________________________________________________________

Middle School Classes & Camps

REGISTRATION INFORMATION:Application Due: May 1, 2020 Application Received:_________________

Late Registration Begins: May 4, 2020

PLEASE NOTE: Registration cannot be completed until this form and the tuition fees are received. Please make checks payable to Garces Memorial High School. Send Registration Form to the attention of Joan Richardson.

Tuition fees are refundable only if application for enrollment is not accepted by the Director of the Summer Session. The school cannot refund tuition when applications are withdrawn after May 1, 2020. The tuition fee for all courses INCLUDES a $75.00 non-refundable deposit and registration fee. Students who pay in full, but withdraw on or before May 1, 2020, will receive the refund less the deposit.

SCHOLASTIC INFORMATION (please print):

Student’s Name:__________________________________________________ q Female q Male

School Currently Attending:__________________________________________

School entering in Fall of 2020:_______________________________________

Date of Birth:_______/_______/_________ Grade Level in Fall of 2020:___________

Have you previously attended Garces’ Summer Session? q Yes q No

Classes: Session 1 Session 2

Per. 1: ______________________________________ Per. 1:_________________________________________

Per. 2: ______________________________________ Per. 2:_________________________________________

Per. 3: ______________________________________ Per 3:_________________________________________

Per. 4: ______________________________________ Per. 4:_________________________________________

other: _______________________________________ other:__________________________________________

Late Fee: $50.00 Fee Paid: q Yes q No

Change of Class Fee: $50.00 Fee Paid: q Yes q No

We will make every effort to schedule your class(es) at the requested time, we cannot guarantee placement in particular periods since registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis.

PERSONAL INFORMATION (please print):

Mother’s Full Name:______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ First Middle Last

Father’s Full Name:______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ First Middle Last

Primary Mailing Address:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Street City State Zip Home Phone: (______)__________-_____________ Mother’s Cell: (______)_________- __________________ Father’s Cell: (_____)________-________________

Primary Contact Email Address ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Garces Memorial High School 2019 Summer Session Registration Form

Office Use Only Session 1 Period 1:____________________

Period 2:____________________

Period 3:____________________ Period 4:____________________

Session 2 Period 1:____________________

Period 2:____________________

Period 3:____________________ Period 4:____________________

Total Tuition:_________________

Late Fee:___________________

Balance Due:________________

App Processed By:___________

Authorization to Consent to Treatment of a Minor

(I) (We), the undersigned, parent(s) of _____________________________________________ a minor, do hereby authorize an administrator of Garces Memorial High School as agent(s) for the undersigned to consent to any x-ray examination, anesthetic, medical or surgical diagnosis or treatment and hospital care which is deemed advisable by, and is to be rendered under the general or GARCES supervision of any physician and surgeon licensed under the provisions of the Medical Practice Act on the medical staff of any accredited hospital, whether such diagnosis or treatment is rendered at the said physician or at said hospital.

It is understood that this authorization is given in advance of any specific diagnosis, treatment or hospital care being required, but is given to provide authority and power on the part of our aforesaid agent(s) to give specific consent to any and all such diagnosis, treatment or hospital care which the aforementioned physician in the exercise of his best judgment may deem advisable.

This authorization is given pursuant to the provisions of Section 25.8 of the Civil Code of California.

This authorization shall remain effective through July 10, 2020.

________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________Dated Parent/Guardian

Please send this registration form and tuition to: Garces Summer SessionATTN: Joan Richardson2800 Loma Linda Dr.Bakersfield, CA 93305

Statement of Safety

I understand, for safety purposes, that students are not allowed to leave campus between classes._______________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________Student Signature Parent/Guardian Signature

EMERGENCY INFORMATION (OTHER THAN PARENT/GUARDIANS):

1)___________________________________________________________________________________ Name Relationship (Area Code) Phone Number

2)____________________________________________________________________________________________ Name Relationship (Area Code) Phone Number

PLEASE CHECK ALL THE FOLLOWING THAT MAY APPLY:

q My son/daughter has permission to drive him/herself home in an emergency.q Upon permission from the parents of his/her passengers, my son/daughter may drive his/her carpool home in case of an emergency.q My son/daughter may only be released to either parent.q My son/daughter may take the bus home, if available, in an emergency.q My son/daughter may walk home in an emergency.

My son/daughter may be released to the following adults and/or carpool drivers (please print):

1)___________________________________________ 2)___________________________________________

Our phone lines MUST be kept open. Please DO NOT call the school under any circumstances. If the need arises, we will contact you.

We, the parents, agree that in the event of emergency circumstances the administration of Garces Memorial High School may act in an appropriate manner to ensure our son’s/daughter’s safety and well being.

________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________Parent/Guardian Signature Parent/Guardian Signature

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