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Our school will be offering Virtual Summer Camps for Summer 2020. We know that this time is difficult, and we want to make sure that we continue to provide an enriching and fun learning environment for everyone at our school and our community, even if we can’t be with you face to face.
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We hope to see you in at least one of our many Virtual Summer Camps coming THIS SUMMER!
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CAMPS ARE LISTED BY GRADE SECTION
PRICE: $200
DATES: June 1- 26
TIME: 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Students will participate in an online strength and conditioning class aimed towards building up cardio, lean muscle mass, and core strength. The class will follow an individualized exercise routine that can be modified for both beginners and athletes to allow for everyone to work up to their potential. This camp will allow for students to make the most of their summer by preparing themselves for a healthier and stronger lifestyle.
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TIME: 9 am- 11 am ( 2 hours)
PRICE: $100 / WK
REQUIREMENTS: Ranking: 400-1400, Students need to have an lichess.org account
This camp will focus on honing your chess skills whether you plan to use them for fun, competition, or both!
DATE: June 15 through June 26
TIME: 9:30 am – 11:30 am
PRICE: $ 200
Java is one of the most powerful and high-level programming languages in the world. The Java summer camp is suitable for beginner programmers. Students completing ​this summer camp will have the knowledge to create functional and useful Java programs. The Java summer camp will cover these topics:
DATE: June 29 through July 10
TIME:
PRICE:
Requirements: Math 8 Course needs to be completed.
DESCRIPTION: MATH
The SAT Math Camp is designed to prepare students for the math section of the SAT. Students will be trained on SAT Math concepts from pre-algebra, algebra, and geometry on top of exploring a systematic fashion of mastering techniques used on the SAT Math Exam. The SAT Math Camp is envisioned to equip students with a variety of questioning styles seen on the SAT in addition to cultivate & strengthen their problem solving skills along with their math skills.
Required Materials:
DESCRIPTION: VERBAL
The SAT Verbal Camp is designed to help students prepare for the rigors of taking the SAT College Board test. We will identify and implement test taking strategies using prerequisite knowledge to increase student performance in the area of English Language
Arts. This includes reading comprehension, vocabulary, and writing skills.
DATE: June 1 through – June 12
TIME: 1pm – 3 pm
PRICE: $200
REQUIREMENTS
Students will be expected to spend some time outside of class working on their pieces.
Students will be expected to spend some time outside of class working on their pieces.
In order to join, students should submit 1) an approximately 500 word writing sample (academic or creative writing) and 2) a short letter of interest describing his/ her writing background, skills, and areas of interest. These should be send to Ms. Haley Crockett via [email protected] by Friday, May 22 at the latest.
Students who are admitted will be notified by email by Tuesday, May 26 at noon.
Classes will be offered Monday- Friday 1 PM-3 PM from June 1- June 12.
Ms. Crockett has a website to highlight her personal writing, as well as student writing and lesson highlights, at haleycrockett.weebly.com.
DESCRIPTION
Curious about how to create a strong and original college essay that will make your application stand out to college admission boards? Do you want to hone your short story and poem writing abilities? In this class, we will dedicate about half the time to creating strong college essays. We will look at prompts, past exemplar essays, and discuss tried and true writing strategies.
We will also learn the fundamentals of writing short stories, poetry, playwriting, graphic novels, and other short writing exercises depending on student interest. Students will receive direct instruction and see strong examples of each form of writing. Then students will have time to work on their pieces and receive individualized feedback from the instructor as they write. Finally, all students will participate in workshopping by reading their pieces aloud and receiving helpful feedback from peers. By the end of the course, students will have a strong college essay as well as a small booklet of other original works.