Appleton Area School District
Summer School
2015
Course Offerings
Times / Dates / Locations
Appleton Area School District
Summer School Office
Located at Einstein Middle School
324 E. Florida Ave. Rm. 214
Appleton WI 54911
Phone: 920-832-4976
Fax: 920-832-4122
Director: Gary Mulry email: [email protected]
Support Specialist: Karrie Kadolph
email: [email protected]
Web site: www1.aasd.k12.wi.us/sp/district/schools/SummerSchool/Pages/default.aspx
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Appleton Area School District
Summer School Overview
ELEMENTARY:
MIDDLE SCHOOL:
HIGH SCHOOL:
Classes will be held at all schools. All sites will have remedial math and reading classes, as well
as a variety of enrichment classes.
Dates: June 15 – July 17, 2015 M-F (no classes June 29-July 3) 8:30-11:30 AM
Classes meet daily Mon. through Fri. for 1 hour each. (Start times 8:30/9:30/10:30)
Kindergarten Here I Come and First Grade Here I Come classes meet for all 3 hours
Remedial and Enrichment Courses
Sites: Einstein, Madison, Roosevelt, and Wilson Middle Schools
Dates: June 15 – July 17, 2015 M-F (no classes June 29-July 3) 8:45-11:45 AM
Classes meet daily Mon. through Fri. (8:45-9:45, 9:45-10:45 and 10:45-11:45)
BAND CAMP:
CHOIR CAMP:
Courses offered for credit deficient are offered at East High School.
Enrichment Courses include Shakespeare Theatre- North High School, and Lifetime Fitness for Youall High Schools.
Dates: Semester 1 –June 8 – 26, 2015
Semester 2 – July 6– July 24, 2015
Classes meet Monday – Thursday 7:40 – 11:45am Fridays 7:40-11:15am
Registration begins April 6. Deadlines to register: Sem. 1-May 5, Sem. 2 – June 8
Credit Deficient classes can only be taken to make up a failed class.
Appleton has a NO ABSENCE POLICY. Attendance is mandatory for receiving credit. Any
appointments (including court) must be made for non-school hours.
Courses online June 8 – July 20, 2015. Course offerings include: Health- Life Management Skills,
Fitness Lifestyles, Creative Writing, Engl 1, Engl 2, Engl 3, Engl 4, American History, World History,
Civics, Algebra, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, Economics, and Personal Financial
Management, Biology, Forensic Science.
Monday, July 27 – Friday, July 31, 2015 at North High School.
June 8-12, 2015 Elementary and Middle Students– both at Einstein Middle School.
MUSIC LESSONS:
Group lessons (strings & band) to be offered at Roosevelt and Wilson Middle Schools.
eSCHOOL:
LIFETIME FITNESS
FOR YOU:
ELL ELEMENTARY:
Sites: East, North and West High School. Open to all students in grades 7-12. See course
descriptions for dates and times.
June 15 – July 16, 2015 M-F (no classes June 29-July 3) Times: 8:30-11:30AM
Site: Highlands Elementary
ELL MIDDLE SCHOOL: June 15 – July 17, 2015 M-F (no classes June 29-July 3) Times: 8:45-11:45am
ELL HIGH SCHOOL:
Semester 1: June 8 – 26, 2015, Semester 2: July 6– July 24, 2015
7:40-11:45 M-F (Friday dismissal 11:15)
Site: East High School
BOYS & GIRLS
CLUB FOX VALLEY:
June 15 – August 14, 2015 M-F
STEAM CAMP:
Camp offered June 15-26, 2015. For students entering grades 6-9. Held at East H.S.
Site: Boys & Girls Club Fox Valley
FIRST LEGO LEAGUE: Camps offered between July 6- 24, 2015. For students entering grades 4-8. Held at East H.S.
VEX ROBOTICS CAMP: June 15-26, 2015. For students entering grades 7-9. Held at East H.S.
GOLF INSTRUCTION: June 22-26, 2015 for students entering Grade 1-6. Offered at Edison, Huntley & McKinley
TENNIS INSTRUCTION: June 15-19, 2015 for students entering Grade 1-8. Offered at North HS
HMONG CULTURE:
June 15 – July 17 M-F (no classes June 29-July 3) Times: 12:15-3:15pm. Site: Highlands Elem
DAN SPALDING:
Dates: June 8 – Aug 20, 2015 Site: Dan Spalding Academy
YMCA BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL: AASD Sites will be Edna Ferber and Janet Berry Elementary Schools.
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Appleton Area School District
Elementary Summer School Program
DATES:
All Elementary Schools
June 15 – July 17, 2015 Mon – Fri / No classes during the week of June 29-July34
TIMES:
SITES:
8:30/9:30/10:30 AM (See registration form for exact time of each course)
All Elementary schools (Please obtain a flyer from the school you’d like your child to attend for specific details.)
REGISTRATION BEGINS WITH EVENING REGISTRATION SESSIONS - Please register at the school you want your
child to attend. All students are welcome to attend any school in the district.
Registration Kick-Off Dates and Times
(Registration is on a first come, first served basis)
APM- Plamann February 27
5:30-6:30pm
Badger
March 16 & 19 4:00-6:15pm
March 17
5:00-7:15pm
Berry
March 16,17,19 4:15-6:00pm
Classical
March 11
4:00-6:00pm
Columbus
March 17,19,23 3:30-6:00pm
Edison
March 10 & 12 4:30-6:45pm
March 16
4:00-6:15pm
Ferber
March 24
4:30-6:45pm
Foster
March 3
5:00-6:30pm
March 25
4:00-5:30pm
Franklin
March 17, 19,23 4:00-6:15pm
Highlands
Horizons
Houdini
Huntley
Jefferson
Johnston
Lincoln
McKinley
Richmond
March 17, 19
4:00-6:15pm
March 10,12,16 4:00-6:15pm
March 2, 5
5:30-7:00pm
March 3
6:00-7:30pm
March 4
3:15-4:15pm
March 10, 12
4:30-7:00pm
March 17 & 19 3:45-7:00pm
March 24 &25
5:30-6:30pm
March 9,10,12 4:15-6:30pm
March 24, 25
4:30-6:00pm
During the registration session, please bring your completed registration form to the site your child will attend summer
school. All registrations are on a first come, first served basis. Enrichment classes may be limited due to the availability of
teachers.
If you are unable to attend one of the evening registration sessions, you may drop off your registration form, after
the final kick-off night, at the site your child will attend summer school (c/o Summer School Coordinator).
No early registrations or phone registrations accepted. Late registrations will be accepted at each summer school site on the
first two days of summer school if there is still space available.
If you wish to receive a Confirmation letter, please include a self addressed, self stamped envelope with your registration
form. Confirmation letters will be sent in late May or early June.
Policies: All Appleton Area School District policies during the regular academic school year regarding dress, behavior, etc.
are in effect during summer school.
If your child has any health concerns or special needs, please indicate that on the registration form and tell the
coordinator at registration. If your child has an IEP or 504 plan, please indicate that on the registration form and
give a copy of the plan to the site coordinator. According to WI Dept of Public Instruction, summer school classes are not
tailored to implement a student’s IEP.
Material fees: To be paid at registration. Please make checks payable to Appleton Area School District.
Waivers: Students who qualify for the free milk or the free or reduced lunch program may waive material fees. Please
verify this with the site coordinator upon registration.
To Register: Please see specific school registration form for specific
times and locations that each course is offered. Class start times are
8:30, 9:30, and 10:30 and meet for one hour.
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APPLETON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
ELEMENTARY COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
**When looking at grade level, use grade entering in fall.
Please see registration form for specific times and locations that each course is offered. Class start times are 8:30, 9:30, and
10:30 and meet for one hour.
COURSE:
Kindergarten Here I Come
CONTENT:
This class is designed to introduce and/or reinforce basic readiness skills for kindergarten.
(Runs 3 hours from 8:30 to 11:30am)
FEE:
COURSE:
$15.00 payable at registration.
Core Knowledge Kindergarten Readiness at Classical
CONTENT:
This course will provide an introduction to the Core Knowledge curriculum using a classical
framework. All Kindergarten core topics will be introduced along with basic developmental skills.
This class is intended as preparation for children who will be entering kindergarten in the fall of 2008.
Students enrolled in Classical School will be given preference for enrollment, but non-Classical
School students will be accepted, space permitting. (Runs 3 hours from 8:30 to 11:30am)
FEE:
COURSE:
$15.00 payable at registration.
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1 Grade Here I Come
CONTENT:
A course designed for children who have completed kindergarten. Students will continue the
curriculum from kindergarten, doing enriching math, reading, writing, science, social studies,
computers, physical education, and art activities. (Runs 3 hours from 8:30 to 11:30am)
FEE:
COURSE:
$15.00 payable at registration.
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Core Knowledge 1 Grade Readiness at Classical
CONTENT:
A course designed for children who have completed kindergarten. Students will continue the Core
Knowledge curriculum from kindergarten, doing enriching math, reading, writing, science, social
studies, computers, physical education, and art activities. Class meets from 8:30-11:30. (Runs 3
hours from 8:30 to 11:30am)
FEE:
COURSE:
$15.00 payable at registration.
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2 Grade Reading Adventures
CONTENT:
Students will listen, read and respond to a variety of literature and informational texts for the purpose
of identifying their interests and expanding their knowledge of different genres. Students learn to
select “just-right” books and are matched to appropriate texts so that they can read for meaning and
fluently apply reading strategies and foundational skills during guided practice. Students use writing
and illustration to express their ideas. Lessons in language/word study are brief, focused, and
engaging.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
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3 & 4 Grade Reading Adventures
CONTENT:
Students read and respond to a wide variety of literature and informational texts. Students learn to
select “just right texts”, apply reading strategies, and demonstrate understanding of texts read by
asking and answering questions during collaborative discussions. In addition, students write in a
variety of ways to share their connections, build upon their knowledge, and express ideas. Lessons
in language/word study will develop their understanding of concepts, vocabulary, and grammar.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
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5 -7 Grade Reading Adventures
CONTENT:
Students learn to select and read from a variety of short literature and informational texts
representing several genres, formats, and perspectives. They apply reading strategies to
understand what is read, describe characters, determine main idea/key details, examine theme, and
identify the narrator’s point of view. Students read closely, identifying text evidence to support their
written reflections and collaborative conversations. Students use their knowledge of language and
word study to support understanding while continuing to develop fluency and accuracy.
$5.00 payable at registration.
FEE:
Grade: K
Grade: K
Grade: 1
Grade: 1
Grade: 2
Grades 3 & 4
Grades 5 - 7
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COURSE:
Advanced Creative Woodshop
Grades 4-7
CONTENT:
Advanced woodworking is for those children who are pretty capable of using a hammer and hand
saw to make things out of wood. Parents are encouraged to provide leather gloves for their child to
help guard against splinters and abrasions. Projects done last year may be repeated again this year.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable first day of summer school
Basketball and Volleyball Skills
CONTENT:
Have fun this summer and get some exercise! In this class you will learn the basic skills needed for
basketball and volleyball. Regular attendance is requested in order to learn all basic skills and have
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practice games. This class is for students entering 4 grade and above.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Beginners Knitting & More
CONTENT:
Students taking this class will learn how to finger knit, knit with different types of looms and will also
make crafts using rubber bands. The students taking this class will not learn to knit using needles.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Beginners No-Bake Cooking
CONTENT:
This class introduces the student to cooking skills. Children will have an exposure to fundamental
cooking skills except using a knife. No previous cooking is required and students may be asked to
bring cooking utensils/supplies for their own use.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Beginning Creative Woodshop
CONTENT:
Basic use of woodworking tools for sawing, sanding assembling, and finishing. Parents are
encouraged to purchase leather gloves for their child to help guard against splinters and abrasions.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Bits & Bytes
CONTENT:
Students will learn about technology of the 21 century. Google Drive, Slides, Sheets, and Sites will
be used to create and save work in the cloud. Projects will be used to enhance knowledge of
technology and skills needed.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Blast into South America
CONTENT:
Learn more about Latin American culture and through song, dance, food, games, and language. We
will be immersing ourselves in the cultures of 4 Latin American countries. Come learn about their
history, culture, and, leisure activities!
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Blast-Off to Outer Space
CONTENT:
Students will learn about the stars, sun, planets, and moons in our solar system. Students will
investigate these concepts through various hands-on activities.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Book Club Plus
CONTENT:
Book lovers this class is for you! This class is designed for students with good basic reading skills
who enjoy additional challenges. Readers will enjoy a book club atmosphere with focuses on
different genres and author studies.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Booking and Cooking
CONTENT:
This course integrates literacy and cooking. Each day, children will read and respond to quality
children’s literature. It will be delectable class for those with a taste for good books and good food.
FEE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Grades 4-8
Grades 2-4
Grades 2-4
Grades 2-7
Grades 2-7
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Grades 2-6
Grades 2-7
Grades 2-7
Grades 2-4
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COURSE:
Brain Games
Grades 3-8
CONTENT:
Does your brain need a workout this summer? This is the class for you! Learn the skills of logic
while playing board games and working on activities that will challenge and test your skills of logic,
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memory and reasoning! This class is intended for children entering 3 grade and above and you
must have a brain to enroll!
FEE:
COURSE;
$5.00 payable at registration.
Chef’s Cooking and Baking
CONTENT:
The next level up from no-bake cooking! Learn how to follow recipes, use the oven/stove, and
create some real works of art-to eat!
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Computer Exploration
CONTENT:
Students will learn about digital photography, how to work with web pages, and improve keyboarding
skills. Power Point, Publisher, Word, and Photo Editor may be used. Increase your skills and
integrate pictures into your work.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Crafts Around the World
CONTENT:
Work on crafts from different cultures. Possible projects include origami, a Chinese dragon,
Matryushka dolls (Russia), African drums or a dideridoo, Celtic Knot greeting cards, Mexican (metal)
cut-outs, and paper maracas.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Crazy About Crafts
CONTENT:
May include a wide variety of indoor and outdoor arts and crafts projects.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Crafts, Jewelry, and More
CONTENT:
Create a colorful bracelet, necklace, even pins using a variety of materials. Design your own beads
and use them to create original jewelry works of art. May also include a wide variety of indoor and
outdoor arts and crafts projects.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Creative Writing
CONTENT:
Students are encouraged to think of themselves as authors and will do what "real" authors do. They
will select their own topics, develop their own style, and share and learn from one another. Students
will learn the 6-traits of good writing taking a piece of writing from the pre-writing stage all the way
through the publishing stage.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Cultural Cuisine
CONTENT:
Learn about the basics of cooking while making food from other countries. Learn about the types of
food and recipes popular in places around the world.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Dinosaurs
CONTENT:
Come learn more about the world of dinosaurs. This course will integrate reading and writing as the
students learn about the many types of dinosaurs, how they lived, and the theories about why they
are extinct.
FEE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Grades 5-7
Grades 3-7
Grades 2-7
Grades 2-7
Grades 2-7
Grades 2-8
Grades 2-7
Grades 3-6
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COURSE:
Engineering Adventures
Grades 2-7
CONTENT:
Activities and experiments are designed to give a hands-on approach to many of the exciting and fun
concepts of science.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Forensic Science Investigation
CONTENT:
Students will solve mysteries using forensic science techniques such as fingerprinting, shoe
impressions, deductive reasoning, tire tracks, and powder analysis to mention a few. This will be a
lab based class with an introduction to the justice system and crime solving skills.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Frisbee Golf
CONTENT:
Golf rules, etiquette, and safety will be emphasized as each student plays golf with a fisbee instead
of woods and irons. Individual improvement will be monitored and teams games such as scramble,
alternate shot, and best ball will be played.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Fun with Computers
CONTENT:
Students will develop general computer skills and knowledge of computers. Microsoft Word,
Kidspiration and Powerpoint will be used along with other appropriate elementary focused programs
and games.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Get Your Boogie Shoes On
CONTENT:
In this advanced class students will be dance focused, learning movement, combo-moves and the
spacial awareness needed to dance. Students will dance to jazz, contemporary and pop music.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Hablo Español
CONTENT:
Keep up with your Spanish over the summer with this Spanish class focusing on conversation. We
will immerse ourselves in the language and culture with games, songs, dance, and food.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Intermediate Art
CONTENT:
Hands-on art class will emphasize the important elements of making and appreciating art. Students
will produce art from a variety of media and cultures. Students will gain a broader understanding of
key periods in art through classroom lessons in art production and critiques!
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Intermediate Computer Skills
CONTENT:
Students must have already taken Keyboarding to enroll in this class. Students will learn how to use
the Internet and use various Microsoft programs that are very useful for personal and school projects
such as PowerPoint and Word. Students will also improve their keyboarding skills.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Intermediate Reading
CONTENT:
This course is designed to help students with basic phonics and decoding skills, with knowing and
applying basic reading comprehension strategies, and with the basic mechanics of writing sentences
including punctuation and sentence structure.
FEE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Grades 4-7
Grades 3-8
Grades 2-3
Grades 4-8
Grades 2-6
Grades 4-8
Grades 4-8
Grades 4-7
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COURSE:
Intermediate Writing
CONTENT:
Students are encouraged to think of themselves as authors and will do what "real" authors do. They
will select their own topics, develop their own style, and share and learn from one another. Students
will learn the 6-traits of good writing taking a piece of writing from the pre-writing stage all the way
through the publishing stage.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Introduction to Braiding
CONTENT:
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FEE:
COURSE:
Students will learn basic braiding techniques to create jewelry and other functional, wearable items.
CONTENT:
The ability to type is an important skill in today's technology-driven world. This computer
keyboarding class is designed for students with little or no previous keyboarding (typing) experience.
In this course the student will learn the alphabetic keyboarding technique. The class will emphasize
the development of typing speed and accuracy. This course is offered to students going into grades
2-8 in the fall. Younger students enrolling in this class must have the ability to concentrate for long
periods of time.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Jewelry Jamboree
CONTENT:
Create a colorful bracelet, necklace, even pins using a variety of materials. Design your own beads
and use them to create original jewelry works of art.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Junkbox Challenge
CONTENT:
Students will work individually and in teams to solve a challenge using a “junk box” filled with
everyday items. Example: Use the following items to launch a marshmallow peep the farthest
distance: string, mouse trap, rubber bands, popsicle sticks, paper plates, plastic spoons, and tape.
Time will be allotted for planning, research, construction, and testing.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Knitting is Fun
CONTENT:
Students will learn to knit or continue their knitting skills to make a variety of projects; which may
include hats, scarves, squares, and washcloths. All knitting levels welcome!
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Lawn Games
CONTENT:
Learn to play lawn games such as badminton, croquet, Frisbee golf and horseshoes. Game skills
will be taught and emphasized, with whole game play possible as time and weather permit.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Let’s Make A Game
CONTENT:
Students will read various books and create board games to play along with the story. Read, create,
and practice counting and money skills while playing and sharing their board game. What adventure
will you go on?
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Lights, Camera, Action!
CONTENT:
This course is designed for the student who likes to put on plays, do improvisations, act out dramatic
situations, and pantomime. Basic stage and theatre concepts will also be taught while encouraging
and providing an outlet for the dramatically creative side of the children’s personalities.
FEE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
$10.00 payable at registration.
Introductory Keyboarding
Grades 4-7
Grades 3-6
Grades 2-8
Grades 2-7
Grades 4-7
Grades 3-8
Grades 3-8
Grades 2-7
Grades 2-7
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COURSE:
Little Summer Runners
Grades 2-3
CONTENT:
This class for young runners will focus on warm-ups, cool-downs, stretching, walking, cross-training,
and gradually building up to running 1-2 miles. Students should bring a water bottle, wear athletic
clothes and a good pair of tennis shoes, and be ready for a fun workout!
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Mad About the Middle Ages
CONTENT:
Love the Middle Ages? Learn more about the history, perform some readers theatre, create projects
and read a novel. Throughout the class students will work on comprehension, reading fluency and
writing.
FEE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
COURSE:
Math Reinforcement for 2
CONTENT:
This course is designed for students who need assistance and practice with counting, addition and
subtraction, telling time, place value, and solving word problems.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
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Math Review and Reinforcement for 3 -4 Grade
CONTENT:
This course is designed for students who need assistance and practice with addition and subtraction,
multiplication and division, place value, telling time, identifying and counting money, understanding of
fractions as numbers and solving word problems.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
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Math Review and Reinforcement for 5 - 7 Grade
CONTENT:
This course is designed for students who need assistance and practice with multiplication and
division, operations with multi-digit whole numbers and decimals, telling time, equivalence and
ordering of fractions, unit fractions, operations with fractions, counting money and making change,
and solving word problems.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Math Reinforcement at Classical
CONTENT:
This class is designed for students who need reinforcement in the basic skills of math. Practice and
skill-building will be targeted toward the specific skills needed for success in the Saxon programs at
Level 1, 2, 3 and 5/4.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Math Wizards
CONTENT:
Designed for students who enjoy mathematics challenges and problem solving.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Moving & Grooving
CONTENT:
This class will discuss topics of nutrition, exercise and good health habits. There will be a daily
exercise class 30-45 minutes in length. These classes will include zumba, yoga, aerobics and
stretching.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Nature Exploration
CONTENT:
Activities are designed in a hands-on approach that includes many aspects of the world of science
with emphasis on insects, plants, and animals.
FEE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
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Grades 4-8
Grade
Grade: 2
Grades: 3 & 4
Grades: 5- 7
Grades 1-4
Grades: 2-7
Grades 4-7
Grades 2-3
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COURSE:
No-Bake Cooking
Grades 2-7
CONTENT:
Learn the basics of cooking in safe and fun environment. No-bake cooking provides students
exposure to fundamental cooking skills without having to use an oven. The class is intended for
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students entering 2 grade and up with no cooking skills required. Students will be asked to bring
for their own use, basic cooking utensils/supplies such as bowls, spoons, spatulas, etc.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
One Day Wonders
CONTENT:
Inquisitive students wanted! Join us for a class of wonders where each day we will explore
something new. Topics will range from crafts, playacting, outdoor adventures, history, math, games,
and more! Each day will present a new learning surprise!
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Pose from Your Head to Your Toes
CONTENT:
Students will experience a variety of stretching and breathing activities. Learn to relax or energize
yourself with the use of different movement activities.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Primary Art
CONTENT:
Hands-on art class will emphasize the important elements of making and appreciating art. Students
will produce art from a variety of media and cultures. Students will gain a broader understanding of
key periods in art through classroom lessons in art production and critiques!
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Primary Reading
CONTENT:
For students who need additional practice learning basic reading strategies including: sight words,
phonics and decoding skills, word study, vocabulary building, understanding what they have read,
and writing as it relates to these areas.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Read and Write for Fun
CONTENT:
Students will experience the world of books and be encouraged to think of themselves as an author.
Students will read books from a variety of authors and genres and will be given the opportunity to
develop their own writing skills and publish personal works.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Reading Intervention
CONTENT:
This class uses a small group setting led by a specially trained teacher to improve student reading
performance. Please speak to your child’s principal to see if this class would be appropriate for your
student.
FEE:
COURSE:
No fee
Ready to Dance
CONTENT:
This beginners class will concentrate on movement, musicality and rhythm. Students will learn
beginning dance moves while dancing to jazz, pop, hip-hop.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Saxon Algebra 1/ 2 (pre-algebra)
CONTENT:
Firm up your math skills during summer school. The Saxon Algebra ½ class covers exponents
(negative and positive), roots, surface area, volume, multiple conversions for metric and US units of
measure, proportions and more. Conquer problem areas and be ready for new math challenges next
September.
FEE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Grades 1-8
Grades 3-7
Grades 2-3
Grades 2-3
Grades 2-7
Grades 1-2
Grades 2-3
Grades 7-8
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COURSE:
Saxon Math 7/6
Grades 6-7
CONTENT:
Firm up your math skills during summer school. The Saxon 7/6 math class covers decimals,
fractions, conversion of metric and US units of measure, area of a variety of figures, and more.
Participate in this math review and be ready for new math challenges next September.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Soccer Skills
CONTENT:
Introductory soccer skills, drills and practice play for students entering grades 1 to 3.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Science Experiments & More
CONTENT:
Activities are designed to give a hands-on approach to a variety of subject areas in the world of
science.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Spanish- A Summer Fiesta
CONTENT:
Open a new world by trying another language! Basic vocabulary will be introduced while learning
about the culture of Spanish-speaking countries. Games, songs, celebrations and fun learning
activities will reinforce class content.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Sports of all Sorts
CONTENT:
Students will learn specific sport skills. Each week a different sport will be the focus of skill
development. The sports include volleyball skills, basketball skills, soccer skills, and
softball/baseball skills.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Summer Newspaper
CONTENT:
Learn to develop, lay-out, and create a student newspaper filled with high-interest stories, opinions,
advice, graphs, poetry, ads, and cartoons. Be a writer, reporter, movie reviewer, or interviewer!
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Summer Runners
CONTENT:
Train for a 5k during summer school! This class will focus on a daily training plan including warmups, strength training, walking, running, and cool downs to gradually train you for a 5k race at the
end of summer school. An optional community 5k on a Saturday will be the culminating activity.
Students will need running shoes, a water bottle, athletic clothing and should expect to train hard and
keep up with the group.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Team Sports and Activities
CONTENT:
Students will experience a variety of physical education games, activities, and skills. Sportsmanship,
team cooperation, as well as skills will be emphasized.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration.
Treasured Trash
CONTENT:
The possibilities are endless when you begin creating new items from recycled and reused materials.
Students will explore the many uses of everyday materials and ways to create beautiful pieces of art.
FEE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Grades 2-3
Grades 4-7
Grades 2-7
Grades 4-7
Grades 2-7
Grades 4-8
Grades 2-7
Grades 4-7
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COURSE:
Trippin’ Around the World
CONTENT:
Let your imagination travel as you learn about how children live in other parts of the world. We will
share food, recipes, sports, games, crafts and songs from other countries. Come and join the fun as
we travel the world!
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
World Cultures
CONTENT:
Let your imagination travel as you learn about how people live in other parts of the world. We will
share food, recipes, sports, games, crafts and songs from other countries. Come and join the fun as
we travel the world!
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 payable at registration.
Writer’s Workshop
CONTENT:
Student writers will be provided an opportunity to develop their writing skills, interact with fellow
authors, and publish personal works. The class will operate in a Writers Workshop format where
students will have a choice in the types of writing and topics they would like to address.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 payable at registration..
Columbus Summer School/ Appleton Bilingual School
CONTENT:
Students will go deeper into the curriculum from the previous school year, participating in enriching
math, reading, writing, science, social studies, technology, physical education, and music and art
activities. Continuing to read, write and practice math facts daily is crucial in retaining those great
skills and strategies we learned throughout the school year! (8:30-11:30)
$15.00 payable at registration.
Appleton Public Montessori Summer School
Grades K-7
FEE:
COURSE:
Grades 4-7
Grades 2-7
Grades 4-7
Grades K-7
CONTENT:
Students will be introduced to the Montessori Methodology through visual arts, foreign language,
nature, daily living skills, and academics.
FEE:
$15.00 payable at registration.
To Register: Please see specific school registration form for specific
times and locations that each course is offered. Class start times are
8:30, 9:30, and 10:30 and meet for one hour.
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Appleton Area School District
Middle School Enrichment
Summer School
2015
EINSTEIN, MADISON, ROOSEVELT
AND WILSON MIDDLE SCHOOLS
June 15 – July 17, 2015
Monday – Friday
(No Classes June 29—July 3)
Classes Run 8:45 – 9:45, 9:45 – 10:45 and 10:45-11:45 am
Courses open to students entering grades 7-9 in the fall
Policies: All Appleton Area School District policies for the regular academic school year
regarding dress, behavior, etc. are in effect during Summer School. A copy of this guide is
available upon request by calling the summer school office at 832-4976.
To Register: Registration with evening sessions at each middle school. If you are unable to
attend one of these registration sessions, you may mail or drop off your registration form after the
final kick-off night at the middle school office where your child will be attending (c/o Summer
School Coordinator). No early registrations accepted. No phone registrations accepted.
Registration Kick-Off Dates and Times
(Registration is on a first come, first served basis)
Einstein Middle School
March 16 & 17
4:00-6:00pm
Community Room
Madison Middle School
March 10 5:00-6:30 pm
March 12 4:00-5:30 pm
LMC
Roosevelt Middle School
March 17 &19
4:30-6:30pm
School Lobby
Wilson Middle School
March 18
6:00-8:00pm
School Lobby
Fees: Will be collected at registration. Make checks payable to Appleton Area School District.
Waivers: Students who qualify for the free milk or reduced lunch program may waive materials
fees. Please verify this with the site coordinator upon registration.
To Register: Please see specific school registration form for specific
times and locations that each course is offered. Class start times are
8:45, 9:45, and 10:45 and meet for one hour.
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AASD Summer School
Middle School Course Descriptions
Please note: Courses will vary from middle school to middle school. Please obtain a flyer from the middle school
that you want your child to attend for a listing of what that school will offer.
Art Club
$10.00
Students will be introduced to a variety of two and three-dimensional projects, including painting, drawing, and designing
unique creations to decorate lockers, display at home, or give as gifts. Samples will be used to teach techniques. Emphasis
is on creativity and self-expression.
Backstage Crew
$10.00
Participants will learn the ins and the outs of putting on plays and other performances. Special attention will be paid to lights,
sound and set construction. The class will culminate in the support of performances by the Dance and Theater classes.
The Beatles
$10.00
The Beatles, The Fab Four; they changed rock music forever, they opened the door for the British Invasion, they are admired
by just about every music genera and are still as popular as ever. This class will look at John, Paul, George and Ringo from
beginning to end. We’ll see them on video, hear them on audio, read their own words and try to write and play like them.
Community Gardening
$10.00
Students will learn basic gardening skills such as composting, planting, transplanting and harvesting. Students will learn and
understand the importance of locally sourced foods and positive action bringing about change in a community through the
reading and discussion of Seedfolks.
Computer Exploration
$10.00
Students will learn about digital photography, how to work with web pages, and practice keyboarding skills. Power Point,
Publisher, FrontPage, Word, and Photo Editor will be used.
Cooking
$15.00
This class will help the student develop the skills needed to become a successful chef. Explore various foods and nutritional
value by making thoughtful choices about menu selections. This hands-on cooking course will indulge your passion for the
culinary arts.
Cool Crafts
$10.00
Students will be introduced to a variety of two and three-dimensional projects, including painting, drawing, and designing
unique creations to decorate lockers, display at home, or give as gifts. Samples will be used to teach techniques. Emphasis
is on creativity and self-expression.
Dance
$5.00
Participants will learn and practice multiple methods of dance. This class will culminate in a performance in conjunction with
the Theater and Backstage Crew classes.
Digital Explorations I
$10.00
Students will explore digital image editing, digital movie tools, website development and even some of the fundamentals of
programming and network gaming. The focus of this course is developing technology literacy through experimentation while
having fun and being creative.
Digital Photography
$10.00
Students will explore the world of digital photography and learn techniques for taking good pictures. Students will also learn
digital editing and some creative ways to use their photographs. Access to digital camera preferred but not required.
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English Language Arts for 7 , 8 , and 9 graders
$5.00
Ever want to be someone else? Ever want to explore new worlds? Ever want to try something you never thought possible?
This summer, through high-interest teen literature, you’ll have an adventure of a lifetime alongside your peers! This
adventure will also help you dig deeper into yourself through the art of writing. Throughout the process you will unknowingly
become the reader and writer you’ve always thought you could be. Come along for the ride!
Experimental Concoctions
$10.00
Do you enjoy science experiments? Then this is the class for you! We will explore the ideas and concepts of science
through many different activities and experiments, including making our own silly putty and bouncy balls to fantastic
marshmallow shooters. We will create many different chemical reactions, explore different scientific ideas through projects,
and begin to understand the science involved in so many common situations and objects we see everyday.
Fire Up for Fitness
$5.00
Students will have access to the Roosevelt Fitness Center. Students will learn the fundamentals of weight training, cardio
training, resistance training and stretching. Students will learn a variety of methods and equipment in order to reach their
peak performance.
Flag Football
$5.00
Flag Football is a great opportunity to learn, play, and improve your skills of throwing, catching, and running without being
tackled. Flag Football is a variant American Football in which the basic rules are similar to those of the main stream game.
Flag Football is played with two equal teams each trying to pass and run with the ball after the catch over the opposite goal
line. The defense tries to stop the offense by tagging the ball carrier with two hands. The offense has four chances (downs)
to make it to the next cone or goal line, whichever comes first. Sign up & to enjoy the FUN!
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Fun with Fashion
$10.00
Come join us as we learn to be creative with fabric! Projects include but are not limited to sewing, crocheting and
embellishing! Feel free to bring in your own sewing machine ( which ONLY you will use) so that you can become familiar with
a machine you will use on future projects at home. Examples of student projects include: aprons, chef hats, winter crochet
hat, headbands, sleeping masks, stuffed animals, purses, shopping bags, quilts and the list goes on and on!
What a great time to begin making gifts for family and friends.
Fun in the Sun--Outdoor Games
$5.00
Enjoy a variety of outdoor games that will include leisure and recreational activities. Games taught/played may include
soccer, Speedball, Frisbee golf, softball, flag football, Ultimate Frisbee, golf, and many others. Each week the students will
participate in a variety of games.
Gym & Outdoor Games
$5.00
Gym and outdoor games such as soccer, softball, kickball, and more provide an excellent activity for coeducational play in
which social skills, sportsmanship, cooperation, and team play can easily be developed. Whether you are trying out for your
school team or just want to meet new friends, this course will meet your needs. Learn and practice skills, participate in
friendly competition, and put your skills into game action FUN!
Introduction to Middle School Technologies
$5.00
An exploration of technologies divided into weekly units. The technologies to be covered include WEB 2.0 (advanced use of
the internet), digital audio recording and mixing, video editing, and review basics (PowerPoint, spreadsheet, word processing,
etc.).
Intro to Weight Training and Fitness
$5.00
This course is an introduction to weight training and fitness activities. It is designed to provide students with a basic
understanding of weight training and health related fitness skills. Students will learn the correct and safe practices while
performing various exercises. Students will be engaged in resistance training and cardiovascular fitness activities.
Junkbox Wars
$10.00
Students will work individually and in teams to solve a challenge using a “junk box” filled with everyday items. Example: Use
the following items to launch a marshmallow peep the farthest distance: string, mouse trap, rubber bands, popsicle sticks,
paper plates, plastic spoons, and tape. Time will be allotted for planning, research, construction, and testing.
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Math Review and Reinforcement for 6 Graders
$5.00
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For incoming 6 graders who need assistance and practice with 5 grade math concepts. Small group and individual
instruction will include hands-on practice, math games, and problem solving strategies.
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Math Review and Reinforcement for 7 Graders
$5.00
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For incoming 7 graders who need assistance and practice with 6 grade math concepts. Small group and individual
instruction will include hands-on practice, math games, and problem solving strategies.
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Math Review and Reinforcement for 8 Graders
$5.00
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For incoming 8 graders who need assistance and practice with 7 grade math concepts. Small group and individual
instruction will include hands-on practice, math games, and problem solving strategies.
Math Review and Reinforcement for High School
$5.00
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For students who will be in 9 grade in the fall who need assistance and practice with 8 grade math concepts. Small group
and individual instruction will include hands-on practice, math games, and problem solving strategies.
Movie Tech
$5.00
Hands-on activities will allow participants to learn and practice the use of camera equipment, the principles of composition,
the components of visual storytelling and the basics of editing and sound techniques.
Passionate Readers
$5.00
Do you love to read - and yet would like to have someone to share that passion? This class will be a way to share your
favorite authors and genres, from fiction, non-fiction, manga. There will be book discussions, exploration of new writings,
challenging discussions and be a way to add to your "Books to Discover" list.
PhotoTech
$10.00
Come take digital photos, explore the effects of distance and angle, and learn about photo composition. You will also learn
digital photo manipulation, from basic photo editing tasks, such as cropping and adjusting color and light, to advanced
projects that require image filters and layering. This class will include online activities as well as teacher led activities.
Road Warriors Bicycle Club
$5.00
Come join the Road Warriors as we bike the trails of the Fox Valley! Through this summer school course we will learn bicycle
repair and maintenance, bicycle safety, and what it is like to be a part of a group bicycle adventure. Our journey will begin
and end right here at James Madison, with the occasional “sweet treat” somewhere in-between! Come out and experience
the joys of summer - what a great way to have fun while exercising! Bike and Helmet required.
Rocket Building and Launching
$15.00
Students will build air pressured rockets as well have the option of building air pressured rocket launchers that they will be
able to keep and use for years to come. Students will also build rockets that are powered by a solid fuel engine. Fees include
the cost of one rocket and one solid fuel engine as well assembly materials for the air pressured rockets.
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Rugby
$5.00
This program will introduce players to the sport’s rules and laws in a safe and fun manner. Students will learn about rugby’s
history and unique culture. Learn and practice skills; participate in friendly competition, and put your skills into game action
using a flag variation of the game. Whether you are interested in participating with the high school club team or just want to
become more aware of international sports – this course will meet your needs.
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Study Skills for Success for Incoming 7 8 Graders/ MS
$5.00
Skills for success in the middle school will be the focus of this class. Students will develop study skills including note taking,
organization, test preparation, predicting, summarizing, and other reading strategies. Students will be engaged in the four
content areas of middle school: Communications Arts, Science, Geography, and Math.
Summer Newspaper
$5.00
Learn to develop, lay-out, and create a student newspaper filled with high-interest stories, opinions, advice, graphs, poetry,
ads, and cartoons. Be a writer, reporter, movie reviewer, or interviewer!
Theater
$10.00
This class will focus on performance skills. At the end of summer school, participants will perform a play in conjunction with
the Dance and Backstage Crew classes.
Video Editing
$10.00
Students will learn the basics of video editing by integrating video files with photos, text, video transitions and special effects.
Access to digital camera with video capabilities preferred but not required.
Volleyball
$5.00
Learn and practice volleyball skills, good sportsmanship, cooperation, and team play.
Web 2.0
$10.00
Students will learn fun new ways show off their creativity and personality on the computer! Using programs such as Prezi,
Mixbook, voki and wordle, students will be collaborating on documents, editing photos, creating online slide shows and
sharing bookmarks. They can then use their codes to share their creations on social media sites! Student email address
required.
Web Page Design
$10.00
Students will learn about the many different types of web pages and make ones of their own. Students will even learn some
basic code used in web page design. Some examples of the types of web pages we will be making are blogs, wikis, and
informational, as well as others.
WebTech
$5.00
Create your own web pages using a great web design tool-Microsoft FrontPage. In this class students will learn how to
create a web page, add photos, animated graphics, sounds, tables and more. Students may choose to make a site about
themselves, their hobby, or create a page that will be useful to their school.
Woodworking
$10.00
Students will make projects out of wood while learning how to safely use hand tools, power tools, and power equipment.
Leather gloves are recommended to guard against splinters and abrasions.
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COURSE:
0040 Lifetime Fitness for You
Grades 7 – 12
Enrichment
OPEN TO ALL APPLETON STUDENTS IN GRADES 7-12 ONLY
DATES
East High School
June 8, 9,10, 11,15,16,17,18, 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30
July 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30
Time: 6:45 am to 9:45 am
June 8, 10, 11, 15, 17, 18, 22, 24, 25, 29,
July 1, 2, 6, 8, 9, 13, 15, 16, 20, 22, 23, 27, 29, 30
Time: 3:45 pm to 5 pm.
& SITES:
West High School (Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays)
Mondays: June 8, 15, 22, 29 July 6, 13, 20, 27: 6:30-7:30 am, 7:30-9:30 am
Tuesdays: June 9, 16, 23, 30 July 7, 14, 21, 28: 6:30-7:30 am, 7:30-9:30 am
Thursdays: June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30: 6:30-7:30 am, 7:30-9:30 am
North High School
Group
Group 1
More intense
Group 2
Less intense
Freshman &
Middle School
**Starts June Monday, June 8th and goes until Thursday, July 23 **
Monday
Warm-up
7:30-7:45
Weight Room/
Stretch/Core
7:45-9:30
Weight Room
6:30-7:45
NASSA
8:00-9:00
Weight Room
9:15-10:15
Tuesday
Warm-up/Weight Room
6:15-7:45
NASSA/Core/Stretch
8:00-9:15
Wednesday
Warm-up
7:30-7:45
Weight Room/ Stretch/Core
7:45-9:30
Thursday
Warm-up/Weight Room
6:15-7:45
NASSA/Core/Stretch
8:00-9:15
Friday
Off
NASSA
6:30-7:30
Weight Room
7:45-8:45
Weight Room
8:45-10:00
Weight Room
6:30-7:45
NASSA
6:30-7:30
Weight Room
7:45-8:45
Weight Room
8:45-10:00
Off
NASSA
8:00-9:00
Weight Room
9:15-10:15
Off
CONTENT:
Do you want to increase or tone muscle, lose weight or learn proper eating habits for a
healthy lifestyle? This class will provide you with the knowledge to live a healthy lifestyle
through cardiovascular conditioning, strength training and nutritional diet. This class will
teach proper techniques with emphasis on improved cardiovascular conditioning, body
toning and a better understanding of physical fitness and wellness. Workout and diet plans
can be individualized for each student. Students can set personal goals and track their
progress with the help of the instructors. This class is for the beginner, intermediate or
advanced male or female student. Sign up on the first day of attendance at the site you plan
to attend.
FEE:
None.
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2015
High School -Summer School Information
Appleton Area School District
East High School
LOCATION:
2121 Emmers Dr
Appleton WI 54915
SUMMER SCHOOL DATES:
TIMES:
Semester 1: June 8 – June 26, 2015 (15 days)
Semester 2: July 6 – July 24, 2015 (15 days)
All classes meet daily from 7:40am – 11:45am
(*Friday Dismissal Time is 11:15am)
REGISTER EARLY TO AVOID FIRST DAY DELAYS!!
Registration Deadlines:
Semester 1 – May 4, 2015
Semester 2 – June 8, 2015
You must register with your Guidance Counselor.
******Registration officially begins Monday, April 6, 2015******
Phone registrations will NOT be taken.
Confirmation letters will not be sent. Unless you receive a phone call indicating the class you signed up for has been
cancelled, you should assume that you are enrolled. Please keep a carbon copy of your completed registration form.
Class lists will be posted the first day of summer school.
Who Needs To Register?
Students who have taken a course and received either a “D” or “F”, those who want to take enrichment classes (Ceramics or
Summer Shakespeare) or ELL Students. For a list of class offerings, please see the summer school catalog in your school’s
guidance office or visit us on the web at https://www1.aasd.k12.wi.us/sp/district/schools/SummerSchool/Pages/default.aspx
Please sign up with your guidance counselor for the high school summer classes. ELL students please talk with your ELL
teacher to sign up.
Payment not accepted until first day of class. Make checks for materials fees payable to: Appleton Area School District.
Waivers: Students who qualify for the free milk or free lunch program may waive the Summer School fees. Please
verify with the High School Directors when registering.
Phone Number at EHS during Summer School Dates:
832-5702 or 832-5703
High School Coordinators:
Eric Mueller and Hans Nelson
District Summer School Office Phone: (920) 832-4976
District Summer School Director: Gary Mulry [email protected]
Each school in the district will have a catalog of Consortium Summer School Classes. In order to enroll in another
district’s summer school course, you need to have permission and the approval signature of Karrie Kadolph in the
AASD Summer School Office before enrolling. Please call 832-4976 to make arrangements.
Summer School is a privilege, not a right. Plan to be on time.
POLICIES: Appleton Area School District has a NO ABSENCE POLICY, NO TARDY policy for Summer School. All
appointments (including court) should be scheduled for non-school hours. For credit courses offered during the summer,
any absence will result in dismissal from summer school. All AASD policies for the regular academic school year
regarding dress, behavior, etc. are in effect during Summer School. A copy of the policy guide is available upon request.
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Summer School 2015–Appleton East High School
Required for Non-District Registrations: If the student lives outside of the AASD boundaries, the summer school director of that district needs to
approve the student registration. Students of private schools need to obtain this signature if they reside outside of the Appleton Area School
District.
Home District’s Director Approval _________________________________Date Received ____________________

Please check all printed registration information with a parent and a school counselor to accurately record course selections and
course numbers. The Summer School Program accepts no responsibility for incorrect course selection or incomplete registration
information. Ensure that that the semester being registered for corresponds with the semester in which a grade of “D” or “F” was originally
earned.

Signed registration forms are to be returned to guidance counselors promptly to ensure availability of courses. Unless otherwise
noted, the student has been accepted in the class(es) for which registration has been made. No confirmation notice will be sent.

Please be reminded that Summer School is a privilege, not a right. Respect for self, others, and the facility, along with prompt daily
attendance, good attitude, and classroom effort and progression can allow up to one half credit to be earned during each 3 week summer
session.

All Appleton Area School District policies in place during the regular school year are in effect during Summer School. Failure to
follow the rules and policies of the Appleton Area School District will result in dismissal from the summer school program.

The Appleton Summer School Program has a NO ABSENCE, NO TARDY POLICY. All appointments must be scheduled for nonschool hours, including court appointments. Each summer school day represents approximately 7 school-year periods of the class being
taken.

All fees are to be paid the first day of class. Payments are non-refundable. Checks are payable to the Appleton Area School District.
Students with fee waivers are exempt from summer school fees. Students who qualify for the free milk or the free or reduced lunch
program also can have the program and materials fees waived.
Summer School Administrative Office phone number year-round with voice mail - (920) 832-4976. During the 6-week summer school
session at North High School, the direct phone numbers to reach the high school summer program personnel are 832-5702 and 8325703.
_____________________ _______________ __/___/____
Last Name (Print legibly)
First Name
Birthdate
___________________________________________ _________________________
Home Address (Street, City, Zip)
Phone
________
________________________________
Student ID#
Home School District (must have approval from
Home district if other than Appleton)
Course
#
Course Name
Location
East
East
North
(Shakespeare)
Semester
I
(3 wks)
II
(3 wks)
I & II
(6 wks)
9
10 11 12 Graduate
Grade Next fall (Circle)
________________________
School Currently Attending
______________________________________
Counselor/Principal Signature  REQUIRED 
Time
Dates
7:40-11:45 am
Fri. Dismissal 11:15
June 8-26
7:40-11:45 am
Fri. Dismissal 11:15
July 6-24
1:00-4:00 pm
0
Credit
.5
Credit
Cost per
Semester
June 8-26 &
July 6-24
EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION:
Parent/Guardian Name__________________________________Daytime Phone___________________Cell Phone_________________
(Student’s Primary Residence)
Additional Parent/Contact Name __________________________ Daytime Phone___________________Cell Phone ________________
Other Contacts if Needed:
Contact Name__________________________________ Daytime
Phone____________________________
Social Worker or Case Manager (if applicable):________________________________ Daytime Phone___________________________
If receiving Special Ed services, area of special education is: ______LD ______ED ______CD _____OHI
_____504
According to WI Dept of Public Instruction, summer school classes are not tailored to implement a student’s IEP.
Special Health Concerns/Medical Diagnoses: _________________________________________________________________________
Other Concerns (please list) _____________________________________________________________________________________
Will your child have medications at summer school? Yes _________
No __________
If so, please provide the name of the medication(s):_________________________________________
Reason for Medication(s) _____________________________________________________________
Time(s) medication is administered: Routine/Daily __________ As Needed __________ Emergency _____________
(Please bring any medications to the site coordinator on the first day of summer school.)
I hereby authorize summer school personnel to obtain emergency medical care for my child if deemed appropriate.
Parent/Guardian _________________________________________________________
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Appleton Area School District
2015 High School Summer School Course Descriptions
All credit courses will be graded using the AASD Policy for High School Grading
COURSE:
English Language Arts 9
PREREQUISITES:
Must be credit deficient in English Language Arts 9. Student may enroll in this course if
he/she has previously taken the course and received either a “D” or “F”.
CONTENT:
English Language Arts 9 integrates reading, writing, speaking and listening, and language.
The major focus is learning to comprehend text through a variety of reading skills and
strategies. Students apply these skills and strategies in a variety of quality literature and
informational text. The writing process and six-trait writing provide the foundation for
writing instruction. The focus is based on the concept of the individual as well as
interpersonal relationships. The goal of the selected text and activities is to provide
students with experiences that will enable them to understand self-esteem, self-awareness,
and personal style.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 Materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
English Language Arts 10 Offered S1 & S2
Credit Deficient Only
.5 Credit/semester
PREREQUISITES:
Student may enroll in this course if he/she has previously taken the course and received
either a “D” or “F”. Must have successfully completed ELA 9.
CONTENT:
English Language Arts 10 integrates reading, writing, speaking and listening, and
language. The major focus is learning to comprehend text through a variety of reading
skills and strategies. Students apply these skills and strategies in a variety of quality
literature and informational text. The writing process and six-trait writing provide the
foundation for writing instruction. Formal speaking is an emphasis. The focus is based on
improving societal awareness. Selected text and activities will enhance students’
understanding of themes that permeate all societies, such as gender issues, generational
conflicts, family structures, environment, government, and racism. Themes will focus on
individuals and their relationships to society (community, region, country) and the world.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
1110 American Literature & Composition Offered S1 & S2 Credit Deficient Only
.5 Credit/semester
Student may enroll in this course if he/she has previously taken the course and received
either a “D” or “F”.
PREREQUISITES:
Offered S1 & S2
Credit Deficient Only
.5 Credit/semester
CONTENT:
American Literature and Composition is a survey of American Literature. The course
integrates reading, writing, speaking and listening, and language. The major focus is
learning to comprehend text through a variety of reading skills and strategies. Students
apply these skills and strategies in a variety of quality literature and informational text. The
writing process and six-trait writing provide the foundation for writing instruction.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
1250 Senior Communication Offered S1 & S2
Credit Deficient Only
.5 Credit/semester
Student may enroll in this course if he/she has previously taken the course and received
either a “D” or “F”.
PREREQUISITES:
CONTENT:
Senior Communications will prepare students for the transition to the work place and
adulthood. Students will identify, gather, and apply resources; demonstrate the ability to
work with others; and apply appropriate technology. Projects will combine strands of
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reading/literature, writing, and oral communication. Students will explore careers through
job shadows. They will develop portfolios that demonstrate competencies necessary for
employment and/or continued education, which will assist them in entering post-high
school experiences.
FEE:
COURSE:
PREREQUISITES:
$5.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
0010 Physical Education Offered S1 & S2
Credit Deficient Only
.5 Credit/semester
Student may enroll in this course if he/she has previously taken the course and received
either a “D” or “F”.
CONTENT:
Course includes: Cooperative Games – the practice of fundamentals for the improvement
of individual skills, rules, offensive and defensive team play and game strategies – focus is
working cooperatively in groups. Instructional Swimming covers the techniques of
fundamental stroke development in accordance with the individual’s skill level. Dance
students learn ballroom dancing that includes basic dance positions, steps, and etiquette.
Exposure to other types of dance will be provided.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
4990 Health Education
Offered S1 & S2
Credit Deficient Only
.5 Credit/semester
Student may enroll in this course if he/she has previously taken the course and received
either a “D” or “F”.
PREREQUISITES:
CONTENT:
This course will cover the required areas of health with the emphasis on applying
knowledge and values to affect health related behaviors. Topics covered will be personal
health, nutrition, mental and emotional health, prevention and control of disease,
substance use and abuse, community and environmental health, accident prevention and
safety, consumer health and family life education.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
3000 Civics
Offered S1 & S2
Credit Deficient Only
.5 Credit/semester
PREREQUISITES:
Student may enroll in this course if he/she has previously taken the course and received
either a “D” or “F”.
CONTENT:
This course allows the student to investigate and explore the workings of our democratic
society. The content will include the structure of government, the electoral process and
personal economics. Students also will analyze historical documents, examine the
influence of media, economics and group process in a democratic society, interpret current
events, explore the value of diversity in U.S. society and explore individual rights and
responsibilities of U.S. citizenship. The course includes study skills, research techniques,
data interpretation, and problem solving and communication skills.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
3070 U.S. History
Offered S1 & S2
Credit Deficient Only
.5 Credit/semester
PREREQUISITES:
Student may enroll in this course if he/she has previously taken the course and received
either a “D” or “F”.
CONTENT:
A study of democracy and its origins is necessary for an adequate understanding of the
responsibilities of the American adult. Past events are used to assist them in arriving at
conclusions regarding contemporary issues.
FEE:
$5.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
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COURSE:
3520 Contemporary World Studies
PREREQUISITES:
Student may enroll in this course if he/she has previously taken the course and received
either a “D” or “F”. (This course does meet the sophomore Global Studies requirement, but
does not meet the requirements of U.S. History.)
CONTENT:
Contemporary World Studies Students will explore the physical, historical, economic,
demographic, and political aspects of our contemporary world. The emphasis for this
course will be placed on cultural geography and how cultural issues are reshaping our
world.. Students will develop a thorough understanding of the issues in the world today and
will investigate and analyze world news events as they occur.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
4000 Physical & Earth Science Offered S1 & S2
Credit Deficient Only
.5 Credit/semester
PREREQUISITES:
Student may enroll in this course if he/she has previously taken the course and received
either a “D” or “F”.
CONTENT:
Physical Science is the study of matter and energy. Students who take this course will
work with the everyday applications of physical laws. As students progress through the
course, they will realize that the technological advances they take for granted are merely
applications of basic physical science principles. Major topics covered in the course will be
the properties of matter, light, sound, heat, motion, force, work, and electricity. The course
is designed for those students who find it necessary to meet a deficiency in the sciences.
FEE:
COURSE:
$10.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
4110 Biology
Offered S1 & S2
Credit Deficient Only
.5 Credit/semester
Student may enroll in this course if he/she has previously taken the course and received
either a “D” or “F”.
PREREQUISITES:
Offered S1 & S2
Credit Deficient Only
.5 Credit/semester
CONTENT:
This course is a general survey of the life sciences relying on laboratory investigations and
inquiry discussions to help the student develop critical reasoning. The course is based on
selected themes that point out important biological principles, emphasizing not only cellular
and structural biology but also man’s impact on the biosphere. It is designed to prepare all
students for the challenges to be met in our scientific world.
FEE:
$10.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
9100 Algebra
Offered S1 & S2
Credit Deficient Only
.5 Credit/semester
Student may enroll in this course if he/she has previously taken the course and received
either a “D” or “F”.
PREREQUISITES:
CONTENT:
Algebra provides the foundation for the study of higher levels of mathematics. Emphasis is
placed on algebraic symbols and properties, mathematical expressions and statements,
functions and graphs, and real-world applications.
FEE:
$5.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
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COURSE:
9200 Geometry
Offered S1 & S2
Credit Deficient Only
.5 Credit/semester
CONTENT:
Algebra – Student may enroll in this course if he/she has previously taken the course and
received either a “D” or “F”. Open to students entering Grades 10, 11, or 12 in the Fall.
Geometry is the exploration and investigation of various geometric shapes and their
properties. Students use geometric models to solve real-world problems. An emphasis is
placed on presenting convincing arguments by a variety of logical means.
FEE:
COURSE:
$5.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
6300 Personal Financial Management
Offered S1 & S2
CONTENT:
Develops an understanding of money management techniques, finances, risks and
diversity of investments, and educates students to become better consumers and achieve
personal lifestyle objectives.
FEE:
$5.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
COURSE:
Edgenuity e2020 Alternative Courses
PREREQUISITES:
Must be significantly credit deficient in all subject areas, in grade 11-12. Student may
enroll in this course if he/she is significantly credit deficient. Teacher recommendation
necessary, enrollment is limited.
CONTENT:
Specific coursework will be determined at registration and will be based on individual
student need. Please see counselor for specific registration form.
PREREQUISITES:
Credit Deficient Only
.5 credit/semester
PREREQUISITES: Open to students in Grades 11 & 12 ONLY if he/she has previously taken the course and
received either a “D” or “F”.
FEE:
COURSE:
PREREQUISITES:
CONTENT:
FEE:
COURSE:
None.
6310 Alternative Personal Financial Management
Credits based on coursework
.5 credit/semester
Open to students that have taken Alternative PFM and are in Grades 11 & 12 ONLY.
Develops an understanding of money management techniques, finances, risks and
diversity of investments, and educates students to become better consumers and achieve
personal lifestyle objectives. Class held at Central High School.
None.
9701 Employment Development Course
.5 credit/semester
PREREQUISITES:
CONTENT:
Must be significantly credit deficient. Teacher recommendation necessary.
Facilitates career exploration and development by teaching skills needed to become a
valuable employee in a fulfilling career choice. Students will learn about career selection,
outlook, and application process and skills utilizing the classroom and class trips.
Enrollment is limited. Class held at Central High School.
FEE:
None.
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COURSE:
0791A and 0791B Mathematics
.5 credits/semester
PREREQUISITES:
Must be significantly credit deficient. Grades 11-12+ only. Teacher recommendation
necessary.
CONTENT:
Summer School Math is intended to provide students with the big rock concepts of algebra
and geometry as well as prepare them with skills they will need for math at the technical
college level. Upon entrance into the class, students will have their math course history
checked and will be given skills assessments by the math teacher to best decide what
material each student should complete over the course of the session. Students will use
the district adopted textbooks as well as online software to complete this course and build
skills needed to develop the eight mathematical practices laid out by the Common Core
State Standards. Records will be kept for student progress to be shared with the student’s
math teacher in the fall. Enrollment is limited. Class held at Central High School.
FEE:
None
2015 High School Summer School Course Descriptions
For Credit Courses
COURSE:
1670 Summer Shakespeare Theatre
***Required to take S1 & S2 and participate in performances at end of course.
***Can be taken for credit one time – then it becomes enrichment.
Class runs from 1:00-4:00pm Monday-Friday at North High School
PREREQUISITES:
None. Open to any public or private school student grades 10 – 12.
CONTENT:
Students in this course will learn about Shakespeare, his times, and theatre of English
Renaissance by preparing and presenting one of his plays for public performance.
Students will also gain knowledge and experience in a variety of theatre skills such as
scenic design, costumes, set construction, lighting, publicity, and direction. There are no
auditions required. Class sessions/rehearsals and performances will be held at North High
School.
FEE:
COURSE:
$20 total (equals $10 per semester) materials fee payable the first day of class.
8850 Summer Studio Art
Offered S1 & S2
Taken for Credit
.5 Credit/semester
PREREQUISITES:
Open to students entering Grades 10 – 12.
CONTENT:
Offers a variety of both two and three dimensional art experiences. Drawing, design,
painting, printmaking, sculpture, and commercial art activities may be explored. This is an
excellent course for those students who wish to improve art skills and techniques in a
studio setting where individual interest can be pursued.
FEE:
$20.00 materials fee per semester payable the first day of class.
COURSE:
Mile of Music Student Marketing Team
PREREQUISITES:
Completion of Student Internship Agreement and Student/Parent Orientation
CONTENT:
Students will work with the Willems Marketing team to assist in promoting the Mile of Music Festival
using various mediums of marketing including – social media, print, radio and TV. The outcome will
be to bring an additional 100,000 people to Downtown Appleton throughout the Festival in order to
provide an economic boost to local businesses in the Downtown district. Enrollment is limited.
FEE:
None
1 Credit/summer
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7391 Garage Construction
COURSE:
PREREQUISITES:
.5 Credit/summer
Introduction to Construction/ Cabinet Making
CONTENT:
Students will use background knowledge learned in class to construct a complete garage on site.
As a result of this class you will learn jobsite safety precautions, concrete flatwork, rough framing,
window/ door installation, roofing, siding, soffit/ fascia. Student’s will need transportation to the
jobsite and are responsible for their hand tools. Students will be working with AASD facilities to
complete the garage at Plamann Park.
FEE:
TOOLS REQUIRED:
None,
Tool Belt, Tape Measure, Hammer, Speed Square, Utility knife, Pencil.
COURSE:
AH202 ELL Academic Skills
PREREQUISITES:
These course options are available to Level 1 or low Level 2 students. It is open to
students entering grades 9-12 in the fall.
CONTENT:
ELL Academic Skills is specifically designed for the Level 1 or low Level 2 student who is
just starting to learn English. This class will help students develop beginning literacy and
academic skills in English. Students will learn to communicate in English using listening,
speaking, reading, and writing. They will also be given basic instruction in other key
academic areas including study skills, organization, and the use of technology. Arriving on
time and attendance is required.
FEE:
None.
Fall Grades 9 – 12
.5 CA credits per 3-weeks
2015 High School Summer School Course Descriptions
Enrichment Courses
COURSE:
A196 Getting Ready for 9th Grade
DATES:
To be announced by letter to parents of students selected by Middle School Guidance.
SITES:
North High School and West High School
PREREQUISITES:
Open to incoming 9th graders by invitation only. Please contact your Middle School
Guidance Counselor or Principal if you have questions before July. They will coordinate
this program with the High School Guidance Counselors.
CONTENT:
A course to provide additional support and direct instruction in reading and writing; to
develop organizational and study skills to be a successful high school student.
FEE:
$3.00 materials fee payable first day of class.
Enrichment
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COURSE:
0040 Lifetime Fitness for You
Grades 7 – 12
Enrichment
OPEN TO ALL APPLETON STUDENTS IN GRADES 7-12 ONLY
DATES
East High School
June 8, 9,10, 11,15,16,17,18, 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30
July 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30
Time: 6:45 am to 9:45 am
June 8, 10, 11, 15, 17, 18, 22, 24, 25, 29,
July 1, 2, 6, 8, 9, 13, 15, 16, 20, 22, 23, 27, 29, 30
Time: 3:45 pm to 5 pm.
& SITES:
West High School (Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays)
Mondays: June 8, 15, 22, 29 July 6, 13, 20, 27: 6:30-7:30 am, 7:30-9:30 am
Tuesdays: June 9, 16, 23, 30 July 7, 14, 21, 28: 6:30-7:30 am, 7:30-9:30 am
Thursdays: June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30: 6:30-7:30 am, 7:30-9:30 am
North High School
Group
Group 1
More intense
Group 2
Less intense
Freshman &
Middle School
**Starts June Monday, June 8th and goes until Thursday, July 23 **
Monday
Warm-up
7:30-7:45
Weight Room/
Stretch/Core
7:45-9:30
Weight Room
6:30-7:45
NASSA
8:00-9:00
Weight Room
9:15-10:15
Tuesday
Warm-up/Weight Room
6:15-7:45
NASSA/Core/Stretch
8:00-9:15
Wednesday
Warm-up
7:30-7:45
Weight Room/ Stretch/Core
7:45-9:30
Thursday
Warm-up/Weight Room
6:15-7:45
NASSA/Core/Stretch
8:00-9:15
Friday
Off
NASSA
6:30-7:30
Weight Room
7:45-8:45
Weight Room
8:45-10:00
Weight Room
6:30-7:45
NASSA
6:30-7:30
Weight Room
7:45-8:45
Weight Room
8:45-10:00
Off
NASSA
8:00-9:00
Weight Room
9:15-10:15
Off
CONTENT:
Do you want to increase or tone muscle, lose weight or learn proper eating habits for a
healthy healthy lifestyle? This class will provide you with the knowledge to live a healthy
lifestyle through cardiovascular conditioning, strength training and nutritional diet. This
class will teach proper techniques with emphasis on improved cardiovascular conditioning,
body toning and a better understanding of physical fitness and wellness. Workout and diet
plans can be individualized for each student. Students can set personal goals and track
their progress with the help of the instructors. This class is for the beginner, intermediate or
advanced male or female student. Sign up on the first day of attendance at the site you
plan to attend.
FEE:
None.
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APPLETON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
2015
ELL SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM
ELEMENTARY ELL PROGRAM
DATES:
TIMES:
June 15 – July 17, 2015 (Mon-Fri); no school June 29-July 3
8:30-11:30am
SITE:
Highlands Elementary School
FEE: NONE
COORDINATOR: James Lehto ([email protected])
COURSES OFFERED:
Kindergarten ELL – A274 – (Enrichment) Open to students entering kindergarten in the fall. The
class provides an intensive language experience including cultural exposure for students who
have a primary language other than English. Students will be evaluated on a satisfactory or
unsatisfactory completion basis.
Primary Elementary ELL – A273 – (Enrichment) Open to students entering Grades 1-3 in the fall
and who have an English language proficiency level of 1, 2 or 3. The class provides an intensive
language experience including cultural exposure for students who have a primary language other
than English. Students will be evaluated on a satisfactory or unsatisfactory completion basis.
Intermediate Elementary ELL – A275 – (Enrichment) Open to students entering grades 4-5 in the
fall and who have an English language proficiency level of 1, 2 or 3. The class provides and
intensive language experience for students who have a primary language other than English.
Students will be evaluated on a satisfactory or unsatisfactory completion basis.
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2015 ELL Elementary Summer School Student Registration Form
Highlands: June 15th-July 17th (no school 6/29-7/3)
Due April 6
Required for Non-District Registrations: If your child lives outside of the AASD boundaries, the summer school
director of that district needs to approve the student registration.
Director Approval_________________________________ Date:_____________________
Student____________________________ ID #_________________ Male/Female
(Full name, first and last)
Grade______
(current grade)
Language Level: I II III
Reading Level___________
(instruc. bench mark)
Home School______________________ SchoolAttending____________________
(school that is in their neighborhood, for most this is the same)
(School they are in this year)
EEN Needs (LD, Speech, ED, CD)________________________ If yes, please include IEP with registration
ELL Teacher________________________
Date of birth___________________
Address________________________________ Phone number______________
In U.S. 18 months or less? Yes No
*********************************************************************************************
Emergency Medical and Dental Care Information
I hereby authorize the school principal, teacher or secretary to call the physician, dentist, or clinic
named below if a need for emergency care exists and if no one authorized below can be reached.
Father________________Place of employment________________Phone________
Mother________________Place of employment_______________Phone_________
Physician or Clinic_______________________________________Phone__________
Dentist or Clinic_________________________________________Phone__________
Special health concerns________________________________________________
Emergency contact person_______________________________Phone____________
My child has permission to be away from the school campus while taking field trips or doing work necessary for
the completion of the course.
YES NO
Parent/Guardian Signature_______________________________
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HMONG SUMMER SCHOOL
"HMONG I, II & III"
(SERVING GRADES 3-12 ONLY)
 Learn to read and write Hmong
 Learn Hmong culture and activities
 Learn Hmong folktales and more….
WHEN:
6/15/15 - 7/17/15 no school June 29-July 3
WHERE: Highlands Elementary
TIME:
12:15 – 3:15pm
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
LIMITED ENROLLMENT
To enroll, please call or return the attached registration form to
Ger Vang…………………………OR………………....Pathong Xiong
Morgan Building
Hmong-American Partnership
120 E. Harrison St.
2198 S. Memorial Dr.
Appleton, WI 54911
Appleton, WI 54915
(920) 832-6103
(920) 739-3192
DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION IS MAY 15, 2015
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HMONG SUMMER SCHOOL
REGISTRATION FORM
Student: __________________________________ DOB: ___/___/____ Male: ___ Female: ___
Address: .
_____________________Phone: _____________
City:
____State:
School attending:
Zip: _________________
_______________________________________Current grade: _________
Required for Non-District Registrations: If your child lives outside of the AASD boundaries, the summer school director of that district
needs to approve the student registration.
Director Approval____________________________________ Date: _____________________
COURSES OFFER: (Please check one of the following)
Hmong I:
____ Hmong II:
_____
Hmong I is designed for students who currently do not read and write Hmong. This
course covers the basic Hmong consonants (single, double, triple and quadruple),
vowels (single and double), and tones. The class will discuss some basic Hmong
cultural and tradition topics. This course is offered for student grades 3-6 and 7-12.
o Check here if you already took Hmong I but wanted to take it again.
Hmong II is designed for students who have completed Hmong I and/or students
with some Hmong language background (e.g. Hmong consonants, vowels, and
tones). The class will cover more reading, writing, and discussing Hmong cultural
and tradition events (histories, customs, folktales, songs, holidays, etc). This
course is offered for student grades 3-6 and 7-12.
o Check here if you already took Hmong II but wanted to take it again.
Hmong III:
Hmong III is designed for advance reading and writing students who have
completed Hmong I & II.
FAMILY INFORMATION
Father:
__________Employer:
___________ _ Phone: __________
Mother: __________________________Employer: ___________________ Phone: __________
Emergency Contact:
_________________________________ Phone:__________
(A person other than parent)
My child has my permission to participate in the Hmong summer school program. I understand that
Hmong summer school will not liable for my child’s injury and/or damage to school properties while
participate in the program. I also give permission for my child to be photographed for program
brochure, newspaper article, video, etc. I will provide ride to and from school for my child.
____________________________________________
Parent/Guardian Signature
________________________
Date
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Fox Valley Consortium Summer School
Elementary Choir Camp
A premiere choral experience for students going into grades 3-6 who really like to sing
Dates:
Choir Camp will be held daily from Monday, June 8, 2015 through Friday, June 12, 2015
from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. daily.
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A concert for parents will be held on Friday, June 12 , 2015, 5:00 p.m. at Einstein Middle School.
Location: All classes will be held at Einstein Middle School.
Registration and fee: All registration forms are due on or before Friday, May 8th. No late registrations will be accepted. Please send
registration form and a fee of $25*, payable to Appleton Area School District to:
Summer School Choir Camp Registration
Dr. Kevin Meidl, Coordinator
Appleton West High School
610 N. Badger Ave.
Appleton, WI 54914
The registration fee includes a music folder, music, materials, and a summer choir camp shirt.
(*Those students who qualify for waiver of fees or free lunch will have the fee waived for this class)
Confirmation: Unless otherwise notified, you may assume that your student has been accepted for Choir Camp. If you have any
questions, please contact the summer school office at 832-4976 or email the coordinator at [email protected].
Rules: The children are expected to attend camp each day for the whole morning to enjoy this camp to its fullest. All AASD policies for the
regular academic school year regarding dress, behavior, etc., are in effect during summer school. Copies of the AASD behavior policies
are available upon request. Any student who does not live in the Appleton Area School District is required to get the approval and
signature of their district's summer school director prior to sending in the registration form. All students who attend a school within the Fox
Valley Consortium are welcome to attend this camp. If you have questions regarding out of district attendance, please call the Appleton
Summer School office at 832-4976.
Choir Camp Content: This camp will provide the student with a rich variety of musical experiences. Some of the things that students will
learn/experience are: developing their musical ears, developing their ability to read music from the printed score, learning to follow a
printed octavo, learning to use movement and facial expressions to communicate with the audience, studying the voice as an instrument,
using folksongs as a medium for story telling through music and refining music for the concert on the last day of class. Please see the
Class Descriptions for details about the instruction.
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
Elementary Music Camp 2015
Ear Training:
A basic general music class for students interesting in developing their musical ears. The focus will be tonal memory,
melody, and rhythm patterns.
Sight Singing: A basic general music class for students interested in developing their ability to read music from the printed score.
Concepts such as Major Key, Solfegio, and musical intervals will be studied.
Note Reading:
studied.
A grass-roots level class in following a printed octavo. Terms such as grand staff, repeat, fine, and da capo will be
Acting Class:
A dynamic class in performance for singers. Techniques such as physical alignment, movement, facial expression, and
text communication will be studied.
Dance Class:
Movement through music will be studied in this class. Students will explore the basics dance techniques and
understandings as they apply to music performance.
Voice Class:
The voice will be studied as an instrument. Healthy singing, tone color (timbre), breathing, support, vowel placement,
consonants, will be some of the subject covered in this class.
Folksongs: This class will use the extensive folksong repertoire as a medium for story telling through music. Unison and part songs will
be our text books.
Choir Sectionals/Rehearsal: A traditional chorus setting where music is studied, created, and refined for concert performance on the
last day of the camp.
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Fox Valley Consortium Summer School
Middle School Choir Camp
A premiere choral experience for students going into grades 7-8 who really like to sing
Dates: Choir Camp will be held daily from Monday, June 8, 2015 through Friday, June 12, 2015 from 8:30-12:30 p.m. each
day. A concert for parents will be held on Friday, June 12, 2015 at 5:00 p.m. at Einstein Middle School.
Location: All classes will be held at Einstein Middle School.
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Registration and fee: All registration forms are due on or before Friday, May 8 . No late registrations will be accepted.
Please send registration form and a fee of $25*, payable to Appleton Area School District to:
Summer School Choir Camp Registration
Dr. Kevin Meidl, Coordinator
Appleton West High School
610 N. Badger Ave.
Appleton, WI 54914
The registration fee includes a music folder, music, materials, and a summer choir camp shirt.
(*Those students who qualify for waiver of fees or free lunch will have the fee waived for this class.)
Confirmation: Unless otherwise notified, you may assume that your student has been accepted for Choir Camp. If you
have any questions, please contact the summer school office at 832-4976 or email the coordinator at
[email protected].
Attendance Policy: The Appleton Area School District has a NO ABSENCE Policy for summer school. The only exceptions to that are
for a genuine family emergency or doctor-excused illness. All appointments need to be scheduled for non-school hours. All AASD
policies for the regular academic school year regarding dress, behavior, etc., are in effect during summer school. Copies of the AASD
behavior policies are available upon request. Any student who does not live in the Appleton Area School District is required to get the
approval and signature of their district's summer school director prior to sending in the registration form. All students who attend a high
school within the Fox Valley Consortium are welcome to attend this camp. If you have questions regarding out of district attendance,
please call the Appleton Summer School office at 832-4976.
Choir Camp Content: This camp will provide the student with a rich variety of musical experiences. Some of the things that students
will learn/experience are: beginning and advanced conducting, sight singing, dance for singers, ear training, stage dance, the singing
actor, voice classes and story telling through song. Please see the Class Descriptions for details about the instruction.
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
Middle School Music Camp 2015
Ear Training: A basic general music class for students interesting in developing their musical ears. The focus will be tonal memory,
melody, and rhythm patterns.
Sight Singing: A basic general music class for students interested in developing their ability to read music from the printed score.
Concepts such as Major Key, Solfegio, and musical intervals will be studied.
The Singing Actor: A dynamic class in performance for singers. Techniques such as physical alignment, movement, facial expression,
and text communication will be studied.
Dance for Singers:
Movement through music will be studied in this class. Students will explore the basics dance techniques and
understandings as they apply to music performance.
Stage Dance: Synchronized movement or “choralography” for those interested in movement but not in traditional choreography.
Exploration of techniques to help feature the music and singing through dance.
Voice Class: The voice will be studied as an instrument. Healthy singing, tone color (timbre), breathing, support, vowel placement,
consonants, will be some of the subject covered in this class.
Story Telling Through Song: This class will use the extensive folksong repertoire as a medium for story telling through music. Unison
and part songs will be our text books.
Choir Sectionals/Rehearsal:
the last day of the camp.
A traditional chorus setting where music is studied, created, and refined for concert performance on
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2015 CHOIR CAMP REGISTRATION FORM
FOX VALLEY SUMMER SCHOOL CONSORTIUM
Student Name_____________________________________
Gender: M / F
Date Of Birth__________
Address__________________________________ Apt # _______City__________________ Zip___________
Home Phone #____________________________________
Grade in Fall 2015_____________________
Is student currently attending an AASD school?
________ Yes, my child is currently attending______________________ school (name of elementary school).
________ No, my child attends school in the __________________ school district (name of school district child is currently
attending). If you answered no, you will need to get prior approval from your school district’s summer school coordinator
before registering for Appleton’s summer school program. Please take this form to your district coordinator for their signature
before turning it in at registration.
Does this student have an IEP, Building Intervention Plan, or 504 Plan? ____Yes ____No (If yes, please
explain):________________________________________________________________________________
According to WI Dept of Public Instruction, summer school classes are not tailored to implement a student’s IEP.
All Appleton School District policies for the regular academic school year regarding dress, behavior and school safety are in effect during
Summer School. If you would like a copy of these policies, please contact the Summer School office.
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
Parent/Guardian Name ______________________________________Phone # _______________________
Work # ___________________ Cell # ________________E-mail Address ___________________________
Parent/Guardian Name ______________________________________Phone #________________________
Work # ___________________ Cell # ________________E-mail Address ___________________________
If parent/guardian cannot be reached by phone, please contact:
1. Name ________________________________________ Relationship _____________________________
Phone Number(s) ______________________________________________________
2. Name________________________________________ Relationship ______________________________
Phone Number(s) ______________________________________________________
Special Health Concerns/Medical Diagnoses: ____________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
Will your child have medications at summer school? Yes _________
No __________
If so, please provide the name of the medication(s):_________________________________________
Reason for Medication(s) _____________________________________________________________
Time(s) medication is administered: Routine/Daily _______ As Needed _____ Emergency __________
(Please bring any medications to the site coordinator on the first day of summer school.)
I hereby authorize summer school personnel to obtain emergency medical care for my child if needed.
Parent/Guardian _________________________________________________________
Music Lesson History
Instrument played: _______________________ Number of years of formal instruction: _________
I currently sing in (check √) ___Appleton Boychoir ___Lawrence Girl Choir ___Badger State Girl Choir
Clothing Size for Camp T-Shirt
T-Shirt size (please circle one) Youth Sm Youth Med Youth Lg
Adult Sm Adult Med. Adult Lg Adult XL Adult XXL
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Appleton Area School District
Jim Thaldorf
Director
S UMMER B AND C AMP
2015
For Students Entering Grades 7-9
Dates/Time: July 27-31, 2015 (Monday – Friday)
Location:
8:30 am – 2:15 pm
Appleton North High School
$20 for Consortium Members (Non-consortium students—please call 832-4976 for help.)
Student Eligibility & Registration Information:
Students should have a minimum of two years of formal instruction on their instrument.
Student must have a teacher’s recommendation. (Please complete music history section below)
Complete the Fox Valley Consortium Registration form on the reverse side (one per student)
Appleton residents—fill out your forms according to instructions given above and mail your forms and check to the address below.
Policies: Appleton School District has a no absence policy for Summer School—all appointments should be scheduled
for non-school hours. All Appleton District policies for the regular academic school year regarding dress, behavior, etc. are in effect
during Summer School. A copy of this guide is available upon request by calling the Summer School office—832-4976.
Music History Registration
1.
Student’s Name ___________________________________ Instrument______________________________
2.
Present Instrumental Teacher Signature________________________________________________________
3.
School Attending in Fall_________________________________________Fall Grade Level______________
Music History:
Main Instrument________________________ # of years formal instruction_________________
T-Shirt Size: (Circle One)
Extra Lg
Youth Large
Adult Sm
Adult Med
Adult Lg
Adult
(T-shirt is included in $20 materials fee.)
CAMP INSTRUCTORS (instructors subject to change)
Jim Thaldorf – Band Camp Director 832-4300 Ext. 6532 (Appleton North High School Band Director)
Rachel Richards – Oboe/Bassoon (AASD teacher)
Beth Kinzel – Flute (music educator - Kaukauna)
Jerry Koleske – Clarinet (AASD Elementary Band Director)
Matthew Di Pietro – French Horn AASD Elementary band teacher
Jim Dorschner – trumpet (Oshkosh North HS Band Director)
Brianna Moody – Percussion Ashwaubenon Middle School
Dave Thaldorf – Saxophone (Free lance musician)
Marcie Ninnemann – low brass – ACES teacher
Instructions regarding Lunch at FVSC Band Camp: Students have an opportunity to order and
purchase lunch daily brought in from local vendors. We will have Domino’s and Subway help us with this. Students may
also bring a lunch with them. We will also have water and soda available each day.
Make your check payable to Appleton Area School District. Mail your completed music history, registration form & check to:
Summer Band Camp Registration C/O Jim Thaldorf
Appleton North High School
5000 N Ballard Rd
Appleton, WI 54913-8942
Your registration must be postmarked on or before Wednesday, June 4, 2014
NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THAT DATE
Each student enrolled will receive a mailing in July with more details and schedules for band
camp.
Jim Thaldorf, Band Camp Director - email [email protected]
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2015 BAND CAMP REGISTRATION FORM
FOX VALLEY SUMMER SCHOOL CONSORTIUM
Student Name______________________________________ Gender _M__F____ Date Of Birth__________
Address__________________________________Apt # _______City__________________ Zip___________
Home Phone #____________________________________
Grade in Fall 2015_____________________
Is student currently attending an AASD school?
________ Yes, my child is currently attending______________________ school (name of elementary school).
________ No, my child attends school in the __________________ school district (name of school district child is currently
attending). If you answered no and live outside of the AASD, you will need to get prior approval from your school district’s
summer school coordinator before registering for Appleton’s summer school program. Please take this form to your district
coordinator for their signature before turning it in at registration.
Does this student have an IEP, Building Intervention Plan, or 504 Plan? ____Yes ____No (If yes, please
explain):________________________________________________________________________________
According to WI Dept of Public Instruction, summer school classes are not tailored to implement a student’s IEP.
All Appleton School District policies for the regular academic school year regarding dress, behavior and school
safety are in effect during Summer School. If you would like a copy of these policies, please contact the Summer
School office.
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
Parent/Guardian Name ______________________________________Phone # _______________________
Work # ___________________ Cell # ________________E-mail Address ___________________________
Parent/Guardian Name ______________________________________Phone #________________________
Work # ___________________ Cell # ________________E-mail Address ___________________________
If parent/guardian cannot be reached by phone, please contact:
1. Name ________________________________________ Relationship _____________________________
Phone Number(s) ______________________________________________________
2. Name________________________________________ Relationship ______________________________
Phone Number(s) ______________________________________________________
Special Health Concerns/Medical Diagnoses: ____________________________________________________
Will your child have medications at summer school? Yes _________
No __________
If so, please provide the name of the medication(s):_________________________________________
Reason for Medication(s) _____________________________________________________________
Time(s) medication is administered: Routine/Daily __________________________________________
As Needed __________________ Emergency ___________________________
(Please bring any medications to the site coordinator on the first day of summer school.)
I hereby authorize summer school personnel to obtain emergency medical care for my child if needed.
Parent/Guardian _________________________________________________________
Band Camp will run Monday July 27 – Friday July 31, 2015 from 8:30am - 2:15pm at Appleton North High School.
Registrations must be postmarked by Wednesday, June 3, 2015 – No late registrations accepted.
Camp fee is $20. – Payable to Appleton Area School District – due at time of registration. There will be NO refunds.
Complete both sides of this form and return it to: Summer Band Camp Registration C/O Jim Thaldorf
Appleton North High School
5000 N Ballard Rd
Appleton, WI 54913-8942
Jim Thaldorf, Band Camp Director – [email protected]
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2015 Appleton Summer Band/ Strings
WHO: CURRENT Band Students ENTERING Gr. 7-8; CURRENT String Students ENTERING Gr. 5-8
WHAT: Instrumental Small group instruction
WHEN: June 15-26 and July 6-17 per schedule below (no classes during week of June 30-July 3)
WHERE: Roosevelt M.S. and Wilson M.S.
COST: $10 PER ENSEMBLE (due to instructor on the first day of class).
Registration period is 3/2-5/8/15. Forms due 5/8/15, 4 p.m., Morgan Building Music
Office
Summer Music Schedule – June 15-26 AND July 6-17 (no classes June 29-July 3)
School
Roosevelt
Wilson
MWTh
MWTh
MWTh
MWTh
MWTh
MWTh
Days
Time
10:45-11:45 a.m.
12:00-1:00 p.m.
1:00-2:00 p.m.
10:45-11:45 a.m.
12:00-1:00 p.m.
1:00-2:00 p.m.
Ensemble Offering
Grade 7/8 Brass
Grade 7/8 Woodwinds
Grade 7/8 Percussion
Grade 5 strings
Grade 6 strings
Grade 7/8 strings
MTuTh
MTuTh
MTuTh
MTuTh
MTuTh
MTuTh
10:45-11:45 a.m.
12:00-1:00 p.m.
1:00-2:00 p.m.
10:45-11:45 a.m.
12:00-1:00 p.m.
1:00-2:00 p.m.
Grade 7/8 Woodwinds
Grade 7/8 Percussion
Grade 7/8 Brass
Grade 6 strings
Grade 7/8 strings
Grade 5 strings
What is a small ensemble?
Small ensembles are groups of instruments (minimum 12) scheduled with other instruments in the same “family,”
those being string, brass, woodwind, percussion. A certified teacher for band and strings will teach each group.
In the small ensemble, students will work on their skills by performing with students in the same grade level.
How are these ensembles being formed?
Woodwind, percussion, string, and brass ensembles will be developed based upon registrations received based
on the above schedule for each school. Some grade sections of like instruments may be combined to one
site if registration falls short – you will be contacted about necessary changes! Some sections may be
cancelled entirely if absolute registration minimums are not met. The district summer school coordinator has final
say on this matter.
What if our family is gone for part of the time? Can we still sign up? Yes! The goal is to keep your child
playing, even if it is for 2 or 3 of the scheduled weeks. Our summer ensembles are enrichment/review focused!
Can my child sign up for more than one group?
Students have opportunities to sign up for string and band instrument ensembles/groups providing the given
schedule accommodates this option. HOWEVER, for instrument ensembles, students must have had prior
instruction on their instrument. A SEPARATE registration must be completed for EACH ensemble.
Any questions?
Your Contacts:
Jan Parker, Summer Coordinator @ 832-6226 or email: [email protected]
Nancy Ottman, Fine Arts Secretary @ 832-6154 or email: [email protected]
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Please complete this registration form between 3/2 and 5/8/15.
Return it no later than Friday, May 8, 4 p.m. to:
Morgan Bldg. Music Office
120 E. Harris St.
P.O. Box 2019
Appleton, WI 54912
Do not return this
form to your music
teacher!
Instruction in small group is available
for CURRENT strings students ENTERING grades 5-8
and CURRENT band students ENTERING grades 7-8.
Do not include
monies for
instrument rentalpay RENTAL fees to
teacher…
In extenuating circumstances, late registrations may be accepted if space is available – thank you!
$10 fee (checks payable to: AASD) due on first day to instructor –
refunds will not be issued for absences.
(No additional percussion fees-students must provide drum sticks & mallets as
needed)
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
____________________________________
student name
parent e-mail address
address
parent/guardian name
city
zip code
instrument I currently play
school I currently attend
grade I will be in for 2013-14
home phone number
emergency phone number
current band/strings teacher
school I will attend in 2013-14
School
Days
Time
Ensemble Offering
We are registering for:
_____________ ___________
____________ __________________________________
Please fill out a SEPARATE registration form for EACH ensemble - $10.00 per ensemble due on
first day of class. . This registration is for the 4-week session: June 15-26 & July 6-17.
Unless notified otherwise, you may assume your child has been accepted for the registered
class(es). If you do have questions, please call Mrs. Ottman (832-6154) or Mrs. Parker (932-6226).
Thank you!
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Beginner’s Golf Lessons
For Students Who Will Be in Grades 1 Through 6 This Fall.
When: Beginner’s golf lessons will be offered during the week of June 22nd through June 26th, 2015.
Where: The following schools will offer golf lessons:
Edison School (412 N. Meade St.) from 12:00-1:00pm (Grades 1-6)
McKinley School (1125 E. Taft St.) from 11:30-12:30 (Grades 1-6)
Huntley School (2224 N. Ullman St.) from 11:30-12:30 (Grades 1-6)
Class Information: In these groups lessons, students will learn the fundamentals of golf, including swing,
putting, the basic rules, and golf etiquette. All equipment is provided for the children. Parents are
welcome to stay to watch their child participate.
Class Size: Limited to 20 students per class at each school site on a first-come first served basis.
Students can sign up for one session of classes. You will be called or emailed if the class is full and
your child cannot be enrolled.
Cost: $5.00, payment made at registration. Checks made payable to AASD.
Sign up: Register now – all classes fill quickly! Please choose your class time and location and circle
your child’s grade level below, fill out the registration form on the reverse side of this form(one per
student), then mail the completed form(s) to:
AASD Summer School Office-Golf Class
324 E. Florida Ave.
Appleton, WI 54911
If you want to receive a confirmation letter, please include a self addressed, self stamped envelope with
your registration. Confirmation letters will be mailed out in June.
Please complete the registration form (one per student) on the back of this flyer. Thank you.
Registration begins now – return form and payment as soon as possible to the
AASD Summer School Office, 324 E Florida Ave, Appleton WI 54911
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ELEMENTARY GOLF CLASS REGISTRATION FORM (APPLETON)
FOX VALLEY SUMMER SCHOOL CONSORTIUM
Student Name__________________________________________ Gender: M / F
Date of Birth_________
Address__________________________________Apt # _______City__________________ Zip___________
Home Phone #____________________________________
Grade in Fall 2015____________________
Is student currently attending an AASD school?
________ Yes, my child is currently attending______________________ school (name of elementary school).
________ No, my child attends school in the __________________ school district (name of school district child is currently
attending). If you answered no, you will need to get prior approval from your school district’s summer school coordinator
before registering for Appleton’s summer school program. Please take this form to your district coordinator for their signature
before turning it in at registration.
Does this student have an IEP, Building Intervention Plan, or 504 Plan? ____Yes ____No (If yes, please
explain):________________________________________________________________________________
According to WI Dept of Public Instruction, summer school classes are not tailored to implement a student’s IEP.
All Appleton School District policies for the regular academic school year regarding dress, behavior and school
safety are in effect during Summer School. If you would like a copy of these policies, please contact the Summer
School office.
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
Parent/Guardian Name ______________________________________Phone # _______________________
Work # ___________________ Cell # ________________E-mail Address ___________________________
Parent/Guardian Name ______________________________________Phone #________________________
Work # ___________________ Cell # ________________E-mail Address ___________________________
If parent/guardian cannot be reached by phone, please contact:
1. Name ____________________ Relationship _______________ Phone Number(s)_________________
2. Name____________________ Relationship _______________ Phone Number(s) _________________
Special Health Concerns/Medical Diagnoses:
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
Will your child have medications at summer school? Yes _________
No __________
If so, please provide the name of the medication(s):________________________________________
Reason for Medication(s) ____________________________________________________________
Time(s) medication is administered: Routine/Daily ________________________________________ As Needed
__________________ Emergency ___________________________
(Please bring any medications to the site coordinator on the first day of summer school.)
I want my child to take golf lessons at:
Choice
School
Edison Elementary School- June 22-26 from 12:00-1:00
Huntley Elementary School- June 22-26 from 11:30-12:30
McKinley Elementary School- June 22-26 from 11:30-12:30
I hereby authorize summer school personnel to obtain emergency medical care for my child if needed.
Parent/Guardian _________________________________________________________
Please return your registration form and fee to the Appleton Summer School Office, 324 E Florida Ave. Rm. 214, Appleton,
WI 54911. Don’t delay – classes fill quickly! Any Questions? Call the Summer School office at 832-4976.
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Beginner’s Tennis Lessons
For Students Who Will Be in Grades 1 Through 8 This Fall.
Where: Appleton North High School
When: Beginner’s Tennis Lessons will be offered the week of June 15th through June 19th, 2015.
12:00-1:00pm (Grades 1-3)
1:00-2:00 (Grades 4-6)
2:00-3:00 (Grades 7-8)
Class Information: In these groups lessons, students will learn the fundamentals of tennis, including
swing, serving, the basic rules, and tennis etiquette. All equipment is provided for the children, but
children are welcome to bring their own racquets. Parents are welcome to stay to watch their child
participate.
Class Size: Limited to 20 students per class on a first-come first served basis. Students can sign up for
one session of classes. You will be called or emailed if the class is full and your child cannot be
enrolled.
Cost: $5.00, payment made at registration. Checks made payable to AASD.
Sign up: Register now – all classes fill quickly! Please fill out the registration form on the reverse side
of this form(one per student), then mail the completed form(s) to:
AASD Summer School Office-Tennis Class
324 E. Florida Ave.
Appleton, WI 54911
If you want to receive a confirmation letter, please include a self addressed, self stamped envelope with
your registration. Confirmation letters will be mailed out in June.
Please complete the registration form (one per student) on the back of this flyer. Thank you.
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TENNIS LESSONS REGISTRATION FORM (APPLETON)
FOX VALLEY SUMMER SCHOOL CONSORTIUM
Student Name__________________________________________ Gender: M / F
Date of Birth_________
Address__________________________________Apt # _______City__________________ Zip___________
Home Phone #____________________________________
Grade in Fall 2015____________________
Is student currently attending an AASD school?
________ Yes, my child is currently attending______________________ school (name of elementary school).
________ No, my child attends school in the __________________ school district (name of school district child is currently
attending). If you answered no, you will need to get prior approval from your school district’s summer school coordinator
before registering for Appleton’s summer school program. Please take this form to your district coordinator for their signature
before turning it in at registration.
Does this student have an IEP, Building Intervention Plan, or 504 Plan? ____Yes ____No (If yes, please
explain):________________________________________________________________________________
According to WI Dept of Public Instruction, summer school classes are not tailored to implement a student’s IEP.
All Appleton School District policies for the regular academic school year regarding dress, behavior and school
safety are in effect during Summer School. If you would like a copy of these policies, please contact the Summer
School office.
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
Parent/Guardian Name ______________________________________Phone # _______________________
Work # ___________________ Cell # ________________E-mail Address ___________________________
Parent/Guardian Name ______________________________________Phone #________________________
Work # ___________________ Cell # ________________E-mail Address ___________________________
If parent/guardian cannot be reached by phone, please contact:
1. Name ____________________ Relationship _______________ Phone Number(s)_________________
2. Name____________________ Relationship _______________ Phone Number(s) _________________
Special Health Concerns/Medical Diagnoses:
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
Will your child have medications at summer school? Yes _________
No __________
If so, please provide the name of the medication(s):________________________________________
Reason for Medication(s) ____________________________________________________________
Time(s) medication is administered: Routine/Daily ________________________________________
As Needed __________________ Emergency ___________________________
(Please bring any medications to the site coordinator on the first day of summer school.)
Choice
Grade next Fall/ Time
June 15-19 from 12:00-1:00pm (Grades 1-3)
June 15-19 from 1:00-2:00 (Grades 4-6)
June 15-19 from 2:00-3:00pm (Grades 7-8)
I hereby authorize summer school personnel to obtain emergency medical care for my child if needed.
Parent/Guardian _________________________________________________________
Please return your registration form and fee to the Appleton Summer School Office, 324 E Florida Ave., Appleton, WI
54911. Don’t delay – classes fill quickly! Any Questions? Call the Summer School office at 832-4976.
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School Age Summer Care 2015
The Appleton YMCA School Age Department offers full day care for children ages 5-12yrs
at the following sites locations: Edna Ferber, Janet Berry, the downtown Appleton
YMCA, Child Learning Center (CLC) at Thrivent, and day camp at Camp Shioc with
pick up/drop off at the downtown Appleton YMCA, Ferber elementary or Sunrise
elementary in Kimberly.
You are not limited to just one location, mix and match to best fit your child’s interests
and care needs. Each child must be registered for a minimum of 2 days/wk. for which
ever weeks you choose to attend.
In addition, the Y will also offer wrap around care for those weeks of summer school at the
following locations: Edna Ferber and Janet Berry elementary. Registration brochure
will outline full details.
Be assured your child/ren will be in a safe, caring environment filled with a variety of fun
and enrichment-type activities that will include large/small group games, themed
activities, outdoor play, arts & crafts, swimming, fieldtrips and much much more.
Hours of operation - (6:30 AM – 6:00 PM)
Monday – Friday
June 8 – August 21 at YMCA and school site locations
June 8 – August 26 at CLC
June 8 – August 27 at Camp Shioc
A daily fee includes a morning and/or afternoon snack, except Camp Shioc, twice a week
swimming at the downtown Appleton Y, scheduled fieldtrips and transportation. Optional
swim lessons are also scheduled for an additional fee/registration.
Summer brochures along with enrollment and rate
information can be obtained in the lobby of the
downtown Appleton YMCA, CLC or by contacting:
920.954.7641, [email protected].
Open registrations now in progress
Appleton YMCA
218 E. Lawrence Street
Appleton, WI 54915
920-739-6135 www.ymcafoxcities.org
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2015 Summer Program
Information
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley will once again offer a full array of summer youth development
programs for young people between the ages of 6 (must have completed Kindergarten) and 18 years throughout
the Fox Valley area. In addition to the many activities that are available at The Boys & Girls Club each day,
especially during the summer months, we are pleased to offer summer school classes as an extension of the
Appleton Area School District’s Consortium Summer School program. The teachers at the Boys & Girls Clubs
are licensed by the State of Wisconsin.
Classes at the Boys & Girls Clubs will relate to the Boys & Girls Club’s five core program areas. Those core
areas are:
 Character and Leadership development
 Education and Career development
 Healthy Living and Life Skills development
 The Arts
 Sports, Fitness, and Recreation
A Summer School Materials Fee of $15 which includes Boys & Girls Clubs Membership is required for all
summer program and summer school participants at the Boys & Girls Clubs. Summer School Materials fee is
only $15 per year or $35 for a family of 3 or more.
The Boys and Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley is located at 160 South Badger Street in Appleton. To learn more
about the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley, please call 920-731-0555.
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley
160 South Badger Avenue
Appleton, WI 54914
(920) 731-0555
[email protected]
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