Summer School Programs - Spotsylvania County Public Schools

Spotsylvania County Public Schools
Together, we prepare our students for their future.
2014
SUMMER
SCHOOL
PROGRAMS
www.spotsylvania.k12.va.us
Dear Parents:
We are pleased to offer high quality instructional programs and unique learning opportunities for
our students this summer. The programs are supported by dedicated staff and are targeted to
meet the diverse needs of our students and community. Each educational opportunity provided is
designed to actively engage students to maximize student success.
In the pages to follow, you will view wide ranging program offerings including enrichment
opportunities, credit recovery for high school students, and instructional intervention/remediation.
We hope that you will review the booklet and take advantage of educational opportunities that are
aligned with the needs of your child.
For additional information or clarification, please contact your child’s home school.
Sincerely,
S. Scott Baker, Ed.D.
Superintendent
2014
Summer School Programs
Registration Dates
Elementary and Middle School Academic Programs
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Students are eligible to attend summer school if they meet specific criteria. Parents will be
notified by school personnel, if eligible.
NOTE: Parent Response Deadline is: Elementary - May 16, 2014 / Middle - May 21, 2014
High School Summer School Academic Programs
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
Students are eligible to attend remedial summer school if they earn a cumulative average
of at least a 50 for the year in the course he/she wishes to repeat.
Registration deadline for both repeat sessions and new sessions is June 4, 2014. Registration
Forms should be turned in at student’s home school.
Late registration for all sessions will be one day only, on-site at Courtland High School,
June 18 from 2:00—6:00 p.m. only.
Registrations for any course sessions will be not be accepted after June 18th.
Driver Education
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Registration Deadline: June 4, 2014—Registration to be turned in at home high school.
(Offered on a space-available basis.)
Enrichment Programs for Elementary, Middle, and High School
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Registration Deadlines:
- Elementary Enrichment Registration should be turned in or mailed by June 13, 2014 to:
Cedar Forest Elementary School
c/o Peggy Taft—Elementary Enrichment Program
3412 Massaponax Church Road
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
- Middle Enrichment Registration forms should be turned in or mailed by June 4, 2014 to:
Battlefield Middle School
c/o Summer Enrichment
11120 Leavells Road
Fredericksburg, VA 22407
- High Enrichment Registration forms should be turned in or mailed by April 30, 2014 to:
Courtland High School
c/o High School Enrichment Program
6701 Smith Station Road
Spotsylvania, VA 22553
All forms are included in the back of this booklet.
Summer School Programs
2014
SCHOOL INFORMATION
Summer School Academic Programs
Elementary Schools
Elementary School .................................................... 2
Battlefield Elementary .................. (540) 786-4532
Elementary ESY ......................................................... 3
Berkeley Elementary ..................... (540) 582-5141
Brock Road Elementary................. (540) 972-3870
Middle School ........................................................... 4
Cedar Forest Elementary .............. (540) 834-4569
Middle School ESY ..................................................... 5
Chancellor Elementary.................. (540) 786-6123
High School Registration and Tuition
Information
Courthouse Road Elementary ....... (540) 891-0400
Courtland Elementary ................... (540) 898-5422
Harrison Road Elementary ............ (540) 548-4864
High School ............................................................... 6
Lee Hill Elementary ....................... (540) 898-1433
Registration Requirements........................................ 6
Livingston Elementary .................. (540) 895-5101
Tuition ....................................................................... 6
Parkside Elementary ..................... (540) 710-5190
Riverview Elementary ................... (540) 582-7617
Driver Education........................................................ 7
Robert E. Lee Elementary ............. (540) 582-5445
High School Courses .................................................. 7
Salem Elementary ......................... (540) 786-8218
High School ESY……………………………………………………....8
Smith Station Elementary ............. (540) 786-5443
Spotswood Elementary ................. (540) 898-1514
Wilderness Elementary ................. (540) 786-9817
Middle Schools
Battlefield Middle ........................ (540) 786-4400
E-Credit Recovery …………………………………………….…....9
Enrichment Courses
Elementary……………………………………………………...10/11
Middle …………………………………………………………….11/12
Chancellor Middle......................... (540) 786-8099
High …………………………………………………………………13/14
Freedom Middle ........................... (540) 548-1030
Registration Forms
Ni River Middle ............................. (540) 785-3990
Post Oak Middle ........................... (540) 582-7517
Form A: High School Registration - New ............ 15/16
Spotsylvania Middle...................... (540) 582-6341
Form B: High School Registration - Repeat ........ 17/18
Thornburg Middle ......................... (540) 582-7600
Form C: Elementary Enrichment Courses ................ 19
Form D: Middle Enrichment Courses……………………..20
High Schools
Form E: High Enrichment Courses…………….………21/22
Chancellor High............................. (540) 786-2606
Courtland High .............................. (540) 898-4445
NOTICE
Massaponax High.......................... (540) 710-0419
Student Responsibilities and Rights
Riverbend High ............................ (540) 548-4051
Summer school attendance is a privilege and, accordingly,
students are expected to comply with the Spotsylvania County
Public Schools Code of Student Conduct. Please refer to policy JFC
on the Internet at www.spotsylvania.k12.va.us.
Spotsylvania High.......................... (540) 582-3882
Summer School Programs
2014
This booklet provides information pertaining to the
Spotsylvania County Public Schools summer programs
available for students completing grades K-12 during
the 2013-2014 school year. Registration for all
programs must be handled through your child’s home
school or as otherwise indicated.
TRANSPORTATION/MEALS
Refunds for tuition classes are only offered to parents/
guardians who withdraw students prior to the start of a
class. (8th grade repeat, high school courses and
enrichment only.) See page 6 for refund information.
Meals will be available through the school cafeteria
during academic and remedial summer school programs.
If your child receives free or reduced price meals, these
benefits still apply during the summer programs. Please
see the chart below for services that are available for each
program.
ACADEMIC SUMMER SCHOOL
Transportation is provided by the school
system for students living in Spotsylvania County attending most summer school programs. The chart below indicates how to find bus information for each program.
Program Information Chart
ELEMENTARY/ MIDDLE SCHOOL
REMEDIAL
Elementary and middle summer school remedial
programs are school-based, focusing on meeting
specific academic needs of identified students.
Program
Transportation
Elementary
Academic
Information is mailed
home.
Elementary
Enrichment
No Transportation
Provided.
8th GRADE REPEAT SUMMER SCHOOL
The 8th grade repeat program provides intensive
intervention for students who have completed their 8th
grade year and who would benefit from additional
support before entering 9th grade. Students must be
recommended for this program .
Middle School
Remedial
HIGH SCHOOL NEW/REPEAT SUMMER
SCHOOL
The high school program is based on the regular school
year academic program. Repeat courses are offered for
high school students in grades 9-12 who need to re-take
a course for credit, Standards of Learning (SOL)
remediation, or new courses are offered for students
seeking advancement. Students must meet prerequisites in order to be eligible to enroll.
ENRICHMENT COURSES
These courses are noncredit and open to all students
enrolled in grades 3-12 during the 2013-14 school year.
Classes are limited in size. All summer programs are
contingent on school budget approvals, as well as
sufficient enrollment, staffing, and space. Program
information may change. For the most current
information, please visit www.spotsylvania.k12.va.us.
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
Parents are notified by
phone by the home
school.
Breakfast
Lunch
Available
Available (free/
(free/reduced
reduced priced
priced meals
meals for qualifor qualified
fied students)
students)
N/A
N/A
Available
Available (free/
(free/reduced
reduced priced
priced meals
meals for qualifor qualified
fied students)
students)
8th Grade
Repeat
Available
Available (free/
(free/reduced
Call your home school for reduced priced
priced meals
bus information.
meals for qualifor qualified
fied students)
students)
Middle School
Enrichment
Call your home school for
bus information.
High School
Repeat/New
Course
Summer school routes
will be communicated
through the home
school.
High School
Enrichment
No Transportation
Provided.
None
None
Available
Available (free/
(free/reduced
reduced priced
priced meals
meals for qualifor qualified
fied students)
students)
None
None
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Summer School Programs
Program Information
Spotsylvania County Public Schools is offering a fourweek academic intervention program for elementary
school students from July 14 – August 7, 2014. The
2014 elementary summer school programs will be in
session Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. In order to provide a more efficient staffing
process, eliminate the need to combine multiple grade
levels and better meet the needs of our students, we
will be consolidating sites for the summer of 2014. If
your child’s elementary school is not one of the host
sites, your child will be transported to one of those
sites. These programs will provide intervention instruction for students enrolled in grades K-5 during the 20132014 school year.
Instruction will focus on language arts and/or mathematics skills. This year we will be running a split schedule each week. Two days will focus on reading and two
days will focus on math. A student may be given the
opportunity to attend summer school for two days each
week or may be invited for all four days based upon
their academic needs. Spotsylvania County Public
Schools is providing this program at no cost to assist
students. ESOL support will be available at selected
sites. Further information may be provided by contacting your child’s home school.
Student Expectations
Students are expected to attend school regularly and
adhere to all rules and policies established by the
district and the summer school sites.
Registration
Elementary students identified for summer school will
receive their invitation on Monday, April 28, 2014. Parents must complete the application and submit it to
their home school no later than Friday, May 9, 2014 to
register their child in the Elementary Summer School
Program. If you are unable to take advantage of this
opportunity, please return the form indicating that your
child will not attend. This year we will also require the
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Elementary Academic
completion of a short survey for parents who decide
not to take advantage of summer school.
It is important for applications to be thoroughly completed before returning them to the school. Please contact your child’s school for questions regarding registration. Applications will be processed on a first-come, first
-served basis. Students will be enrolled in their last
grade completed during the 2013-14 school year.
Class Cancellation
Spotsylvania County Public Schools reserves the right
to discontinue or combine classes (based on funding or
enrollment), change instructors and/or change program location to another site. Classes without sufficient enrollment will not be offered. A minimum of 15
students per class will be required. Parents will be notified if such a change is necessary.
Transportation
Transportation information for elementary school students will be communicated to each registered student with a confirmation letter/email prior to the first
day of classes. Transportation will be provided to all
host locations. No requests for changes will be accepted after May 16th.
Special Permission Transfer
A few students are permitted to attend an alternative
elementary school outside of their attendance zone
during the school year. These students have followed
the procedures and met the criteria according to
School Board policy. However, special permission
does not necessarily extend through the summer.
Please check with your child’s school to determine if
this impacts your summer school location.
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
Extended School Year (ESY)
Summer School Programs
for students with disabilities
Elementary School
Program Information
Please Note:
Extended School Year (ESY) refers to special education
and related services beyond the normal calendar year
for students with disabilities. Determinations for the
appropriateness of ESY must be made by the student’s
IEP (Individualized Education Plan) team. ESY is a set of
activities designed to assure maintenance of previously
learned skills that would be significantly jeopardized if
the student did not receive ESY services.
ESY services are separate from summer school programs offered by Spotsylvania County Public Schools.
Students with disabilities are eligible to participate in
summer school programs if they meet the criteria outlined.
Legal Requirement
Educators have a responsibility for development and
delivery of a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE).
IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)
defines FAPE as special education and related services
that are provided at public expense in accordance with
an IEP. ESY services may be provided as a part of the
plan to provide FAPE.
Session Detail
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July 7 thru August 7
Monday thru Thursday
5-Week Session
Times:
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8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Location
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Elementary - Courtland Elementary School
IEP Team Considerations for ESY
Participation
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
A student’s IEP team must take into consideration
several factors in determining a child’s need for ESY
Services. Determinations are made on an individual and
yearly basis:
ESOL students participating in summer school will receive targeted supplemental services based on the student’s language proficiency.
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The likelihood of significant or substantial
regression of previously learned critical life skills
from the current IEP.
Limited or delayed recoupment of skills after
services resume for the regular school year.
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
Policy on Non-Discrimination
on the Basis of Disability
The Spotsylvania County Public School Division does
not discriminate on the basis of disability in the
admission or access to, or treatment or employment
in, its programs or activities. The Office of Student
Support Services, 8020 River Stone Drive, Fredericksburg, Virginia, 22407, has been designated to coordinate compliance with the non-discrimination
requirements contained in Section 35.107 of the
Department of Justice regulations. Information
concerning the provisions of the Americans with
Disabilities Act, and the rights provided there under,
is available from the ADA coordinator.
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Summer School Programs
Program
Location
Sessions
Day/Times
MS
Remedial
(rising
7th and
8th only)
All Middle
Schools
June 23 thru
July 9
Monday thru
Thursday
(Student Break
on July 3 &
July 10)
8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
8th
Courtland
1st - English
Grade
High School June 23 thru
Repeat
July 9
(selected
(Student Break
students)
on July 3 &
July 10)
Monday thru
Thursday
8:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m.
Courtland
High School
July 14 thru
July 29
will be held at Courtland High School Monday through
Thursday, 8:00 a.m—3:00 p.m., two 10-day sessions.
First session will be English, second session will be
Mathematics.
Course offerings are dependent upon the availability of
qualified instructors and sufficient enrollment. Tuition
for eighth grade summer school is $125.00 per session.
Information will be coming from your child’s home
school; however, if you have any questions, please
contact your child’s school.
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
A non-credit bearing course will be offered to Middle
School level I/II ESOL students.
2nd - Math
July 14 thru
July 29
ESOL
Middle School—Academic
Focus will be
on providing students supplemental services which support language acquisition and academic vocabulary.
Monday thru
Thursday
8:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m.
Middle School Summer Remedial
Program
This course will use a variety of resources and media
available to teach the academic vocabulary students
need across the curriculum.
Additionally, language
skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening will be
addressed through the study of content vocabulary. Recommendation from an ESOL teacher is required for enrollment in this course.
The middle school summer remedial program serves
This course will be held at Courtland High
rising seventh and eighth grade students and is based
School during the second session of repeat sum-
at each middle school. The program focuses on literacy
mer school: July 14 thru July 29. Transportation will be
and numeracy, with a concentration on preparing stu-
provided.
dents for the next academic school year. The program
will be held Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m.—
12:00 p.m., one 10-day session. Tuition is not charged
for this program.
8th Grade Repeat
Eighth grade students needing intensive intervention
and who would benefit from additional support in
English and mathematics before entering 9th grade will
be recommended for enrollment in summer school that
should result in promotion to ninth grade. The program
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Policy on Non-Discrimination
The Spotsylvania County Public School Board is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination with regard to
race, color, sex, age, religion, disability, national origin,
or status as a parent. This attitude will prevail in all of
its policies concerning staff, students, educational programs and services, and individuals and entities with
whom the Board does business.
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
Extended School Year (ESY)
Summer School Programs
Program Information
Extended School Year (ESY) refers to special education
and related services beyond the normal calendar year
for students with disabilities. Determinations for the
appropriateness of ESY must be made by the student’s
IEP (Individualized Education Plan) team. ESY is a set of
activities designed to assure maintenance of previously
learned skills that would be significantly jeopardized if
the student did not receive ESY services.
Legal Requirement
Educators have a responsibility for development and
delivery of a free appropriate public education (FAPE).
IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)
defines FAPE as special education and related services
that are provided at public expense in accordance with
an IEP. ESY services may be provided as a part of the
plan to provide FAPE.
IEP Team Considerations for ESY
Participation
A student’s IEP team must take into consideration
several factors in determining a child’s need for ESY
Services. Determinations are made on an individual and
yearly basis:


The likelihood of significant or substantial
regression of previously learned critical life skills
from the current IEP.
Limited or delayed recoupment of skills after
services resume for the regular school year.
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
for students with disabilities
Middle School
Please Note:
ESY services are separate from summer school programs offered by Spotsylvania County Public Schools.
Students with disabilities are eligible to participate in
Summer School programs if they meet the criteria outlined.
Session Detail


July 7 thru August 7
Monday thru Thursday

5-Week Session
Times

Middle - 8:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m.
Location

Middle - Courtland High School
Policy on Non-Discrimination
on the Basis of Disability
The Spotsylvania County Public School Division does
not discriminate on the basis of disability in the
admission or access to, or treatment or employment
in, its programs or activities. The Office of Student
Support Services, 8020 River Stone Drive, Fredericksburg, Virginia, 22407, has been designated to coordinate compliance with the non-discrimination
requirements contained in Section 35.107 of the
Department of Justice regulations. Information
concerning the provisions of the Americans with
Disabilities Act, and the rights provided there under,
is available from the ADA coordinator.
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Summer School Programs
DATES AND TIMES
Location: Courtland High School
New Course: Monday, June 23 thru Tuesday, July 29
(Student Break on July 3 & July 10)
Repeat Courses:
1st Session: Monday, June 23 thru Wednesday, July 9
(Student Break on July 3 & July 10)
2nd Session: Monday, July 14 thru Tuesday, July 29
Times: 8:00 a.m.—3:00 p.m.
Registration begins: April 22
Late Registration: June 18 at Courtland High School
from 2:00-6:00 p.m. No registrations will be accepted after this date.
Attendance Requirements
Students may not miss more than two days from a new
session, or one day from a repeat session, for any
reason. More than the allotted time missed will result in
the student’s dismissal from summer school and no
credit will be awarded. Students must successfully
complete the course requirements to receive credit.
Tuition is non-refundable if a student is dismissed due
to absences or discipline. Refunds will only be given if
the parent/guardian withdraws the student prior to the
first day of class. Approved refunds may be obtained from
your child’s home school BEFORE summer school begins;
from Courtland High School DURING summer school; or
from your child’s home school AFTER summer school ends.
Three tardies or early dismissals will be counted as one
day absent. Any student arriving after 9:00 a.m. or
leaving before 12:25 p.m. will be counted absent for the
entire day.
Requirement to Enroll in Repeat
Courses
Students wishing to take a repeat course for credit must
have a cumulative average of at least 50% for the year
in the course in which he or she wishes to repeat or
seeks remediation.
General education courses are described in the 2013-14
Program of Studies. Courses offered are listed on page
6
High School—Academic
7 of this booklet and are contingent on sufficient enrollment, staffing, and budget approval.
Special Education Services
Special education services are offered for students with
disabilities needing additional support in the high
school academic program. Information is provided on
page 8 of this booklet. These courses are not offered to
non-Spotsylvania County Public Schools students, and
any student registering must have a current Spotsylvania County Public Schools IEP.
Please contact your home school for assistance with
course selection and registration. All forms must be
turned into your child’s home school guidance department with payment for the course or courses your student is registering.
SOL Testing
English: Writing SOL assessment is offered July 14 thru
July 25. This is offered to all students who need to retake this SOL test. The student does not need to be enrolled in summer school to participate. If a student is
not enrolled, he or she must make arrangements with
the Instructional Coordinator at his or her home high
school to arrange testing.
All other SOL assessments are given the last few days of
each summer school session. These are only available to
students enrolled in a retake or new course.
Registration and Tuition
Please register early. Enrollment information will be
crucial to determine whether or not a class will be held.
Registration for all courses begins April 22, 2014 and
ends June 4, 2014. If you are unsure as to whether or
not your child needs to take a repeat course, please
contact your child’s school counselor.
REGISTRATION DATES
Registration deadline for both repeat sessions and new
sessions is June 4, 2014. Late registration for all sessions
will be one day only, on-site at Courtland High School June
18 from 2:00—6:00 p.m. only. No registrations will be
accepted after this date.
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
Summer School Programs
To ensure your child is placed in the correct course, a
signature is required from a high school counselor, ESOL
teacher, or special education department chair (or
school representative) on registration Form A (page 15)
or Form B (page 17) of this brochure. Incomplete registrations will be returned to the parent or guardian and
may delay or prevent registration if the deadline has
passed. Tuition is $125 for a repeat course and $250
for a new course. Acceptable forms of payment are
cash, money order, personal checks or bank-certified
checks. Tuition is non-refundable once the student begins the course. Refer to page 6 for refund information.
Please note: Only those students who are enrolled in
Spotsylvania County Public Schools will be allowed to
attend summer school.
Transfer Credit
Any Spotsylvania County high school student planning
to take a class at another summer school outside of the
county for the purpose of earning a unit of credit to
transfer back to their home high school must receive
prior written approval from his or her principal in order
for the credit to be recognized.
Driver Education
A student may enroll in classroom driver education (a
6-day class) if he/she has passed 10th grade physical
education, but failed the driver education portion of
that class. Driver education class is offered as a repeat
course during the 1st session of summer school. The
course begins June 23 and ends July 1. The daily schedule will be Monday through Thursday, from 8:00 a.m. to
3:00 p.m. The cost for Driver Education is $70. One
hundred percent attendance is required.
High School—Academic
High School Grading
Student grades will be calculated according to Spotsylvania
County Public Schools guidelines. Students enrolled in a new
course who withdraw by July 9 may do so without receiving a
grade penalty. Students who withdraw after July 9 receive a
WF (withdraw failing) or WP (withdraw passing). A WF and/or
a WP are considered failing grades.
Grade point average (GPA) is calculated on the basis of all
courses for which credit has been earned or attempted, including repeated courses.
High School Courses
Students may register for one new course only, or two repeat courses (one per session). Students do not have to register separately for SOL testing for those courses that require
an SOL test. (SOL test information may be found on page 6 of
this brochure.) The test is given as a part of the course.
Courses listed below are samples of the typical offerings in
past summer school sessions.
Course
Economics
Personal Finance
Algebra Functions
& Data Analysis
Health/PE 9
PE 10/Drivers Ed.
English 11
Geometry
English 11
English 12
World Geog.
Geometry
Earth Science
Health/PE 9
PE 10
Algebra I
World History
Driver Ed.
VA & US Gov’t
VA & US History
Geometry Pt I
Geometry Pt II
English 9
English 10
Biology
Chemistry
Type of Credit
New (1st session)
New (2nd session)
New
Code
SOL Test
6120A*
6120B*
3134
New
New
New
New
Repeat (1st session)
Repeat (1st session)
Repeat (1st & 2nd)
Repeat (1st session)
Repeat (1st & 2nd )
Repeat (1st & 2nd )
Repeat (2nd session)
Repeat (1st session)
Repeat (1st & 2nd )
Repeat (1st session)
Repeat (1st & 2nd )
Repeat (1st & 2nd )
Repeat (1st session)
Repeat (1st session)
Repeat (2nd session)
Repeat (2nd session)
Repeat (2nd session)
Repeat (2nd session)
7300
7405
1150
3143
1150
1160
2210
3143
4210
7300
7405
3130
2216
7415
2440
2360
3144
3145
1130
1140
4310
4410
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
*Economics and Personal Finance must be taken concurrently.
The cost of the combined courses will be $225.
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
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Summer School Program
High School ESY
ESY Program Information
Session Detail
Extended School Year (ESY) refers to special education
and related services beyond the normal calendar year
for students with disabilities. Determinations for the
appropriateness of ESY must be made by the student’s
IEP team. ESY is a set of activities designed to assure
maintenance of previously learned skills that would be
significantly jeopardized if the student did not receive
ESY services.

July 7 through August 7

Monday thru Thursday
5-Week Session
Legal Requirement

Educators have a responsibility for development and
delivery of a free appropriate public education (FAPE).
IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)
defines FAPE as special education and related services
that are provided at public expense in accordance with
an IEP. ESY services may be provided as a part of the
plan to provide FAPE.
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
IEP Team Considerations for ESY
Participation
A student’s IEP team must take into consideration
several factors in determining a child’s need for
Extended School Year Services. Determinations are
made on an individual and yearly basis:

The likelihood of significant or substantial
regression of previously learned critical life skills
from the current IEP.
Limited or delayed recoupment of skills after
services resume for the regular school year.


Times

High - 8:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m.
Locations
High - Courtland High School
A non-credit bearing course will be offered to High
School level I/II ESOL students. Focus will be on providing
students supplemental services which support language
acquisition and academic vocabulary. This course will use
a variety of resources and media available to teach the
academic vocabulary students need across the curriculum. Additionally, language skills in reading, writing,
speaking and listening will be addressed through the
study of content vocabulary. Recommendation from an
ESOL teacher is required for enrollment in this course.
Transportation will be provided.
This course will be held at Courtland High School during the first session of repeat summer school: June 23
thru July 9. Transportation will be provided.
PLEASE NOTE
Extended School Year services are separate from
Summer School programs offered by Spotsylvania
County Public Schools. Students with disabilities are
eligible to participate in Summer School programs if
they meet the criteria outlined.
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Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
Summer School Programs
E-Credit Recovery Program Information
E-Credit Recovery options are for students who need
course credit to earn a Standard or Advanced Studies
diploma. This program is for a select group of students,
who do not meet requirements for regular Academic
Summer School admission. Courses will be offered in
an electronic format, with a teacher to supervise. Students who are eligible will be recommended by their
teacher(s) and contacted by the school counselor.
Courses taken through this credit recovery program will
be considered repeat courses. Students must have
been previously enrolled in the course and received a
failing grade. The grades earned will be calculated in
the student’s cumulative grade point average.
Students may take up to two courses. The courses will
be offered at Courtland High School. The program will
be held:
Monday, June 23 thru Tuesday, July 29 (Student Break
on July 3 and July 10), 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
The cost for students is $125.00 per course. Transportation will be provided. Please fill out the application on
page 17 of this brochure and return to your school with
payment.
E-Credit Recovery
Available E-Credit Recovery
Courses
COURSE
COURSE#
TYPE OF
COURSE
ENGLISH
English 9
English 10
English 11
English 12
1130
1140
1150
1160
Repeat
Repeat
Repeat
Repeat
MATHEMATICS
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
3130
3135
3143
Repeat
Repeat
Repeat
SCIENCE
Earth Science
Biology
4210
4310
Repeat
Repeat
SOCIAL STUDIES
Geography
World History
VA & US History**
2210
2216
2360
Repeat
Repeat
Repeat
**Must pass SOL prior to taking VA & US History
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Summer School Programs
Elementary Summer Enrichment
Programs
These camps provide enriching experiences and
educational opportunities for rising 3rd-5th graders.
Class sizes will be limited to 20 students. Please sign up
as soon as possible to secure a spot in your preferred
class(es). A minimum of 10 students is necessary for the
course to be offered.
Elementary
Enrichment Programs
CSI Science Simulation: An Introduction
(offered 1st session only)
Students will become crime scene investigators as they solve a mystery that involves experimentation and intrigue. The Case of the
Missing Millionaire is both engaging and taps into
higher level thinking as students learn to withhold judgment until all of the evidence is collected and analyzed.
Mystery Disease (offered both sessions)
Elementary Enrichment Programs will be offered at
Courthouse Road Elementary School. Registration will
be on a first-come, first-served basis.
A serious illness is sweeping through a small
community. During this camp, students will
become public health workers and track down the
source of the illness. Your teammates and you will race
against time to solve the problem before the outbreak
becomes more severe. Come be a part of the solution!
Transportation:
Digital Photography (offered 1st session only)
Location:
Transportation will be the responsibility of the parent/
guardian.
Dates & Times:
1st session - July 14 thru July 17, 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
2nd session - July 21 thru July 24, 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Registration and Cost:
Registration is March 24 through June 13. Complete the
application on page 19 and return to Peggy Taft as indicated on the application.
$100.00 per one-week session
Please contact Peggy Taft for other questions at
[email protected] or 540.842.8032.
NOTICE
- REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE
BACK OF THIS BROCHURE.
- PAYMENT IS DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION.
- COURSE ENROLLMENTS ARE LIMITED, AT LEAST 10
STUDENTS MUST BE ENROLLED FOR A COURSE TO
BE HELD.
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This course is an introduction to basic digital photography and visual expression. Learn the art and technology
behind digital photography. The workshop will cover
exposure, composition and lighting, as well as
how to print, save and enhance pictures. Students will experience various computer programs to enhance their photographs like
Google Picasa, Microsoft Photo Story and Photosynth, Andrea Mosaic and Adobe Photoshop.
(Students must provide their own digital camera.)
“Once upon a…” (offered 1st session only)
Students will be given the opportunity to read and act
out high interest humorous fairytales while
practicing their reading, research skills, and
creativity. Students will engage in reader’s
theater plays and even tackle their creative
writing skills when they get to rewrite familiar fairytales. Finally, they will get to share their own
tales they created in a storytelling festival.
CSI Science Simulation: Advanced
(offered 2nd session only)
Student crime scene agents will engage in hands
-on activities from clues left at a crime scene. Students
will use the skills developed from the CSI Introduction
course and participate in a week-long investigation to
solve a crime.
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
Summer School Programs
Elementary Summer Enrichment
Summer Tech Quest
(offered 2nd session only)
This is the ultimate week-long computer exploration
camp. Students will unlock the potential of 21st century skills through exploration of digital tools and
online resources. Students are invited to discover the
endless possibilities as they learn high-tech computer
skills and have fun doing it! This is an excellent course
to follow Digital Photography.
Strategy Games with a Side of Chess!
(offered 2nd session only)
Elementary Enrichment Program
Middle Enrichment Program
Middle School Summer Enrichment
Programs
The Middle School 2014 Summer Enrichment Program
is for rising 6th through 8th grade students. Class size
will be limited to 18 students. Please sign up as soon as
possible to secure a spot in your preferred classes. A
minimum of 15 students is necessary for the course to
be offered.
Location: Courtland High School
Dates:
Let the games begin! Come on out and play and explore a variety of exciting games that tap
problem-solving skills and creativity. Board
games, strategy games, game apps, and computer games are all part of the fun. We’ll
even learn to play chess, the game of Kings
and Queens. Don’t miss this unlimited gaming opportunity!
1st Session: Monday, July 14 thru Thursday, July 17
Beginning Crochet (offered both sessions)
able to Battlefield Middle School. Cash and money orders are also accepted.
Guess what’s in? Crochet! Come and learn
several basic crochet stitches as well as how
to read a crochet pattern. Students will
learn and explore making several small
items to keep. But even better, this service learning
project will involve making and giving a crocheted item
to someone in need.
STEM Design Challenge (offered both sessions)
We build hands-on solutions to your engineering problems! Join us as we design,
build, and test prototype solutions to engineering design problems. Can you design a
thermal protection system that will protect space instruments from the radiation of the sun? Can you
move marbles without carrying them? Which team can
build the strongest bridge?
Lego Problem Solving (offered both sessions)
Join us for a fun week of investigating and problem
solving using Legos! We will discover how to use Lego
bricks and special components to create simple machines and moving parts. Students will develop teamwork and communication skills while working together
to build a model that will allow them to complete a
challenge. We will even use motors and remote controls to operate our inventions. Are you up for the
challenge?
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
2nd Session: Monday, July 21 thru Thursday, July 24
Times: Classes will start at 8:15 a.m. and end at 2:45
p.m. Doors open at 7:45 a.m. for early drop-off.
Cost: $100 per session. Checks should be made pay-
Lunch: Students must pack a lunch.
Registration and Transportation:
Registration begins March 19 and continues through
June 4. Complete the application and return it with payment to Battlefield Middle School, 11120 Leavells Road
Fredericksburg, VA 22407.
Transportation will be available on a limited summer
bus route schedule. Please keep in mind this means
longer rides and farther from home bus stops. Enrichment camp students will be sharing busses with high
school summer school students.
Please contact Kristen Weidle by email at
[email protected] or at 540.834-2500
X1131. Email is preferred. Phone messages may only
be checked once a week.
NOTICE
- REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE BACK OF
THIS BROCHURE.
- PAYMENT IS DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION.
- COURSE ENROLLMENTS ARE LIMITED, AT LEAST 15 STUDENTS MUST BE ENROLLED FOR A COURSE TO BE HELD.
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Summer School Programs
Middle School Enrichment Programs
Cake Creations
Beautiful birthday or wedding cakes are not
as simple as they seem. In Cake Creations,
students will learn what it takes to bake
and decorate cakes for clients from the
beginning to the final stage of baking and creating.
Strategy and Adventure Games
How would you like to ...Conquer the world in Risk? Explore a new land in Settlers of Catan? Save the kingdom
in Shadows Over Camelot? Battle swamp trolls in Small
World? Join us for a chance to play some
familiar board games and learn the rules to
some exciting new ones! Whether you'd
like to match wits with Zeus, clash with
Julius Caesar on the field of battle, or create your own
world and monsters to challenge your friends, if you
love games and strategy this is the choice for you!
Claymation with iPads
Have you ever thought what the other side of the story
may be? Now is the time to make it come to life
through Claymation with iPads! Demonstrate your creativity using critical thinking skills, forming clay characters
and using iPads with iMovie, create your own version of
famous fairy tales or stories. A fun packed week awaits
you!
Animal Dissection
Learn the anatomy and physiology of frogs,
shark pups, clams, crayfish, starfish, earthworms, grasshoppers, and more through hands-on dissection. Compare mammalian organs including sheep
brains and cow eyes.
3D Art
Do you like to draw, build, and paint?
This art class will turn your ideas and
drawings into 3D sculptures! You will explore different
sculptures techniques including paper mache and then
paint/decorate your final masterpieces.
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Middle Enrichment Program
Video Games and Robots
Do you like to play video games or tell stories through online
websites? Have you ever dreamed of building your own
robot? Then this summer program is for you! We will be
programming your own personalized video
game with Scratch programming language by
MIT and creating your own robot.
Sea Perch
Set sail to build and design a remote controlled underwater robot. You and your team
will work together to build an underwater robot. See what it
takes to build a submarine and maneuver around underwater mountains.
Design Challenges: Design it, Build it, Crash it,
Launch it.
This class will focus on using hands-on activities involving designing, building, and testing
machines in order to solve real world problems. Can you build a shock-absorbing system
that will protect two “astronauts” when they
land? Can you move marbles without carrying them? Who
can build the strongest bridge with the given materials?
CSI: Using Science to Solve Crimes
If you like to watch CSI shows this summer class is for you!
You will be collecting and identifying finger
prints, casting shoe or tire patterns, looking at
fibers under a microscope, and identifying
blood and blood spatter patterns (no real blood
will be used). You will learn the steps taken to secure, process, and reconstruct a crime scene.
NOTICE
- REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE BACK OF THIS
BROCHURE.
- PAYMENT IS DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION.
- COURSE ENROLLMENTS ARE LIMITED TO 18, AT LEAST
15 STUDENTS MUST BE ENROLLED FOR A COURSE TO BE HELD.
- STUDENTS ARE ASKED TO PLACE THEIR TOP THREE CHOICES ON
THE REGISTRATION FORM IN CASE OF A COURSE FILLING OR
CANCELLATION DUE TO LOW ENROLLMENT.
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
Summer School Programs
High School Summer Enrichment
Programs
German Immersion Week
The German immersion week will be held almost entirely in German. It is designed to provide students who
are committed to studying the
German Language and Culture
with an intense authentic
communication experience.
The focus is on the development of oral fluency and ease
of expression. After this week
the students will have gained
much more self-confidence in their language skills as
well as in culturally appropriate behavior. The students
will be engaged in many hands-on activities like cooking, dancing, playing, exploring, and creating.
Class size will be limited to 20 students.
High Enrichment Program
Lunch: As part of the experience, students will be
provided with the opportunity to cook a healthy authentic German lunch at no additional cost. Bottled
water will be available. Please feel free to pack a lunch
if you wish.
Transportation: Transportation will be the responsibility of the parent/guardian.
Registration: Complete the application and return it with payment to Courtland High School or mail it
to:
Attn: High School Enrichment Program
6701 Smith Station Road,
Spotsylvania, VA 22553
Applications must be received by April 30, 2014. Refunds will only be processed through June 27, 2014.
For other questions, please contact Frau Hoeninger at
[email protected].
Prerequisite: Interested students should have
completed at least two years of German. This includes
rising high school freshmen. Students should be able
to initiate and sustain brief conversations in the target
language and be excited about interacting with peers
and teachers in German.
Location: Courtland High School
Dates:
1st session: Monday, June 23 thru Thursday, June 26
2nd session: Monday, July 7 thru Thursday, July 10
Daily Schedule: Free optional German breakfast at 8:00 a.m.; classes will start at 8:30 a.m. and end
at 2:30 p.m.
NOTICE
- REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE BACK OF THIS
BROCHURE.
- PAYMENT IS DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION.
- COURSE ENROLLMENTS ARE LIMITED TO 20 AND AT LEAST
15 STUDENTS MUST BE ENROLLED FOR A COURSE TO BE
HELD.
Cost: $100 per session. Checks should be made payable to Courtland High School. Cash and money orders
are also accepted.
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Summer School Programs
High School Summer Enrichment
Programs
French Immersion Week
The French immersion week will be held almost entirely in French. It is designed to provide students who
are committed to studying the French
Language and Culture with an intense
authentic communication experience.
The focus will be on the development of
oral fluency and ease of expression
through exploration of the Frenchspeaking world. After this week, the
students will have gained much more
self-confidence in their language skills as well as in culturally appropriate behavior. The students will be engaged in many hands-on activities like cooking, acting,
creation of art, playing, and exploring.
Class size will be limited to 20 students.
Prerequisite: Interested students should have
High Enrichment Program
Lunch: As part of the experience, students will be
provided with the opportunity to cook a healthy authentic French lunch at no additional cost on Monday
and Thursday. Bottled water will be available. Please
feel free to pack a lunch if you wish for those two days.
Transportation: Transportation will be the responsibility of the parent/guardian.
Registration: Complete the application and return it with payment to Courtland High School or mail it
to:
Attn: High School Enrichment Program
6701 Smith Station Road
Spotsylvania, VA 22553
Applications must be received by April 30, 2014. Refunds will only be processed through June 27, 2014.
For other questions, please contact Madame Marshall
at [email protected].
completed at least two years of French**. This includes rising high school freshmen. Students should be
able to initiate and sustain brief conversations in the
target language and be excited about interacting with
peers and teachers in French. (**Special permission
can be granted for students having one year of French,
upon approval of their current French teachers.)
Location: Courtland High School
Dates:
1st session: Monday, June 23 thru Thursday, June 26
2nd session: Monday, July 7 thru Thursday, July 10
Daily Schedule: Free optional French breakfast
NOTICE
- REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE BACK OF THIS
BROCHURE.
- PAYMENT IS DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION.
- COURSE ENROLLMENTS ARE LIMITED TO 20 AND AT LEAST
15 STUDENTS MUST BE ENROLLED FOR A COURSE TO BE
HELD.
at 8:00 a.m.; classes will start at 8:30 a.m. and end at
2:30 p.m.
Cost: $100 per session. Checks should be made payable to Courtland High School. Cash and money orders
are also accepted.
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FORM A
High School Application – New Courses
You can register by mail, fax or in person at your home school. See pages 6-8 for complete registration details
Student Name (First, Middle Initial, Last)
SCS ID #
Street Address
City
Grade 2013-2014
State
Course Code
Course Title
Course Code
New
Course Title
New
Date of Birth
Home Language
Check one:
Male
Parent/Guardian Name
Female
Home Phone
Please indicate following services required for access to summer services:
Interpreter – Deaf & Hard of Hearing
Hearing Impaired
Address
Work/Cell Phone
Vision Impairment
Learning Support (learning/emotional disabilities)
Emergency Contact Name
Home Phone
Work/Cell Phone
Physical Disabilities
PAYMENT INFORMATION
E-mail address:
Summer 2014 Graduation
Payment and any 2013-2014 report card must accompany registration form. Make
bank-certified check, personal check or money order payable to Spotsylvania
County Schools.
Current School
Yes No
School Attending Next Year
Tuition $ ____________________ must be paid in full before classes begin.
Payment deadline: June 4, 2014 for new courses and repeat courses




HIGH SCHOOL RANK CODES
Code A – High School new credit course or repeat credit course previously failed
Code B – High school repeat course previously passed
Payment
I verify that the above registered student has not been expelled from school attendance at any
private or public school in Virginia or any other state for an offense in violation of school board
policies relating to weapons, alcohol or drugs, or the willful infliction of injury to another person.
I verify that the above registered student has been expelled from school attendance at any private
or public school in Virginia or any other state for an offense in violation of school board policies
relating to weapons, alcohol or drugs, or the willful infliction of injury to another person.
Bank-certified check
Money Order
Personal check
Cash
FOR SCHOOL USE ONLY – SCHOOL OFFICIALS MUST SIGN BELOW

IEP

504 Plan

Course Verification
E-Course Verification
Teacher Initials ________
Parent/Guardian Signature
Date

School Principal Signature
Date
Counselor’s Signature
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
This student qualifies for reduced
tuition
 Payment of 50%
Payment of 10%
Principal or Designee’s Signature
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FORM A
High School Application – New Courses
2014 Summer School Attendance Contract
(New classes)
I understand that due to the compressed schedule followed during summer school it is important for students to be at school and in class
the entire school day.
I understand that my student may not miss more than two days from a new course, for any reason. More than the allotted time missed
will result in the student’s dismissal from summer school and no credit will be awarded.
I understand that tuition is non-refundable if a student is dismissed due to absences or discipline. Refunds will only be given if
the parent/guardian withdraws the student prior to the first day of class.
I understand that any combination of three days tardy or early dismissals will be counted as one day absent. Any student arriving after
9:00 a.m. or leaving before 12:25 p.m. will be counted absent for the entire day. Any student arriving after 8:00 AM will be counted as
tardy. Any student leaving before 3:00 PM will be counted as having an early dismissal.
Examples that would violate the attendance policy for a new class:
• Absent two days and any one tardy after 8 AM but before 9 AM.
•
Any two days tardy after 9 AM and any one tardy or early release.
•
Any two early releases before 12:25 PM and any other tardy or early release.
•
Any seven days tardy after 8 AM and arriving before 9 AM.
•
Any seven early releases after 12:25 PM but before 3:00 PM
•
Any combination of early releases and days tardy resulting in a total of seven.
In each of these instances, I understand that the student would be dismissed for attendance reasons without refund.
__________________________________________
Student’s Signature
_____________
Date
_______________________________ _____________
Parent’s Signature
_____________
Date
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
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FORM B
High School Application – Repeat Courses
You can register by mail, fax or in person at your home school. See pages 6-8 for complete registration details
Student Name (First, Middle Initial, Last)
SCS ID #
Street Address
City
Grade 2013-2014
State
Course Code
Course Title
Course Code
Repeat
Course Title
Repeat
Date of Birth
Home Language
Check one:
Male
Parent/Guardian Name
E-Credit
E-Credit
Please indicate following services required for access to summer services:
Female
Home Phone
Interpreter – Deaf & Hard of Hearing
Hearing Impaired
Address
Vision Impairment
Work/Cell Phone
Learning Support (learning/emotional disabilities)
Emergency Contact Name
Home Phone
Work/Cell Phone
Physical Disabilities
PAYMENT INFORMATION
E-mail address:
Summer 2014 Graduation
Payment and any 2013-14 report card must accompany registration form. Make
bank-certified check, personal check or money order payable to Spotsylvania
County Schools.
Current School
Yes No
Enrolled in a Virginia public
school during 2013-2014
School Attending Next Year:
Yes
HIGH SCHOOL RANK CODES – SCHOOL USE ONLY
No


Code A – High School new credit course or repeat credit course previously failed
Code B – High school repeat course previously passed

I verify that the above registered student has not been expelled from school attendance at any
private or public school in Virginia or any other state for an offense in violation of school board
policies relating to weapons, alcohol or drugs, or the willful infliction of injury to another person.

I verify that the above registered student has been expelled from school attendance at any private
or public school in Virginia or any other state for an offense in violation of school board policies
relating to weapons, alcohol or drugs, or the willful infliction of injury to another person.
Tuition $ ____________________ must be paid in full before classes begin.
Payment deadline: June 4, 2014 for new courses and repeat courses
Payment
Bank-certified check
Money Order
Personal check
Cash
FOR SCHOOL USE ONLY – SCHOOL OFFICIALS MUST SIGN BELOW

IEP

504 Plan

Course Verification
E-Course Verification
Teacher Initials ________
Parent/Guardian Signature
Date

School Principal Signature
Date
Counselor’s Signature
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
This student qualifies for reduced
tuition
 Payment of 50%
 Payment of 10%
Principal or Designee’s Signature
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FORM B
High School Application – Repeat Courses
2014 Summer School Attendance Contract
(Repeat Courses)
I understand that due to the compressed schedule followed during summer school it is important for students to be at school and in class
the entire school day.
I understand that my student may not miss more than one day from a repeat session, for any reason. More than the allotted time missed
will result in the student’s dismissal from summer school and no credit will be awarded.
I understand that tuition is non-refundable if a student is dismissed due to absences or discipline. Refunds will only be given if
the parent/guardian withdraws the student prior to the first day of class.
I understand that any combination of three days tardy or early dismissals will be counted as one day absent. Any student arriving after
9:00 a.m. or leaving before 12:25 p.m. will be counted absent for the entire day. Any student arriving after 8:00 a.m. will be counted as
tardy. Any student leaving before 3:00 p.m. will be counted as having an early dismissal.
Examples that would violate the attendance policy for a repeat class:
• Absent one day and any one tardy after 8 a.m. but before 9 a.m.
•
Any one tardy after 9 a.m. and any one tardy or early release.
•
Any one early release before 12:25 p.m. and any other tardy or early release.
•
Any four times tardy after 8 a.m. and arriving before 9 a.m.
•
Any four early releases after 12:25 p.m. but before 3:00 p.m.
•
Any combination of early dismissals and days tardy resulting in a total of four.
In each of these instances, I understand that the student would be dismissed for attendance reasons without refund.
__________________________________________
Student’s Signature
_____________
Date
_______________________________ ____________
Parent’s Signature
_____________
Date
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FORM C
Elementary Enrichment Application
SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Elementary Summer Enrichment Camps (2014)
Student Application (Rising Grades 3-5 Only)
All Elementary Enrichment Camps will be held at Courthouse Road Elementary School
_______________________________
___________________
__________________________
Student Name (First, MI, Last)
Current Grade 2013-14
Current School
___________________________________
_________________________
_____________
Address
City
Zip
_________________
Check One:
Date of Birth
q Male q Female
___________________________________________
____________________________
Parent/Guardian Name
Home Phone
___________________________________________
____________________________
Email Address
Work/Cell Phone
__________________________________ _________________ ____________________________
Emergency Contact Name
Home Phone
Work/Cell Phone
___________________________________________________________________________________
1st Session Offerings: July 14th – 17th (check one) 2nd Session Offerings: July 21st – 24th (check one)
____ CSI Science Simulation – An Introduction
____ Mystery Disease
____ Digital Photography
____ “Once upon a …”
____ Beginning Crochet
____ STEM Design Challenges
____ Lego Problem Solving
____ Mystery Disease
____ CSI Science Simulation: Advanced
____ Summer Tech Quest
____ Strategy Games with a side of Chest!
____ Beginning Crochet
____ STEM Design Challenges
____ Lego Problem Solving
Each session will run Monday-Thursday from 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm.
Please list any allergies or health concerns: _______________________________________________
I will be responsible for transportation of my child.
____________________________________________________
____________________________
Signature of Parent/Guardian
Date
PAYMENT INFORMATION:
Make check payable to: Spotsylvania County Public Schools
Payment: $100.00 per 1-Week Session
* Applications will be processed in the order they are received.
Refund requests will only be processed through July 2nd.
th
APPLICATIONS DUE BY JUNE 13 .
Please mail completed student application form with payment in full to:
Peggy Taft
Cedar Forest Elementary School
3412 Massaponax Church Road
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
For more information please contact Peggy Taft at:
[email protected] or 540.834-4569
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
Office Use Only:
Applicant Accepted: ______
Check Number:
______
Application Copy: ______
(Sent to Serving School)
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FORM D
Middle School Enrichment Application
Return this form to Battlefield Middle School
2014 Middle School Enrichment Registration Form
Held at Courtland High School, 8:15 a.m. – 2:45 p.m.
Programs are for RISING 6th through 8th graders
Student Name: ____________________________________
Student Number: _________________
Home Address: ____________________________________________________________________
Home Phone: ______________________________
Work Phone: _______________________
Email Address: _____________________________
Home School: _______________________
Bus Transportation is Required: _____ YES ____ NO We run limited bus routes in the summer so
expect longer bus rides. Bus stops may be farther from home and located at entrances to the subdivisions.
Additional information such as medical conditions, learning disability, etc. There is no nurse on site.
________________________________________________________________________________________
Parent Signature:
_________________________________________________________
COURSE REQUEST: Please Indicate 1st, 2nd and 3rd choices
(We will accommodate the first choice as much as possible but alternate choices may need to be considered)
1st Session, July 14th – July 17th
2nd Session, July 21st – July 24th
____ Cake Creations
____ Cake Creations
____ CSI
____ Animal Dissection
____ Animal Dissection
____ Sea Perch
____ Design Challenges
____ Design Challenges
____ 3D Art
____ Claymation with iPads
____ Claymation with iPads
____ Strategy and Adventure Games
____ Strategy and Adventure Games
____ Video Games and Robots
____ Video Games and Robots
COST: $100 per session.
____ 3D Art
PAYMENT: Cash, money order, or personal check.
Please make checks payable to: Battlefield Middle School
Mail your form to: Battlefield Middle School, c/o Summer Enrichment, 11120 Leavells Rd, Fredericksburg, VA, 24407
Application/payment must be received by 6/04/14. Refund requests will be processed through 6/11/14.
FOR INFORMATION: Contact Kristen Weidle at
[email protected] 540-834-2500 ext.1131
*Email preferred. Phone messages may only be checked once a week.
Spotsylvania County Public Schools 2014 Summer School Programs
You will be contacted after registration
closes with course confirmation and
transportation information.
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FORM E-1
High School Enrichment Application
Return this form to Courtland High School
2014 German Immersion Week Registration Form
Summer Enrichment Program – Held at Courtland High School
Program is for RISING 9th through 12th graders
Student Name:
_________________________________________________________
Student Number:
_________________________________________________________
Home Address:
_________________________________________________________
Home Phone:
_________________________Work Phone: _____________________
Email Address:
_________________________________________________________
Home School:
_________________________________________________________
I will provide my child with transportation to and from Courtland High School.
Parent Signature:
_________________________________________________________
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FOOD PREFERENCES: Please indicate your choices for each day. There is no extra cost
because the authentic German food is part of the curriculum. Feel free to pack a lunch.
1st session, June 23rd – June 26st
2nd session, July 7th – July 10th
06/23 ____Breakfast ____ Lunch ____pack food
07/07 ____Breakfast ____ Lunch ____pack food
06/24 ____Breakfast ____ Lunch ____pack food
07/08 ____Breakfast ____ Lunch ____pack food
06/25 ____Breakfast ____ Lunch ____pack food
07/09 ____Breakfast ____ Lunch ____pack food
06/26 ____Breakfast
____ Lunch at the Bavarian Chef
____pack food
07/10 ____Breakfast
____ Lunch at the Bavarian Chef
____pack food
COST: $100 per session. Payment options include cash, money order, or personal check. Please make
checks payable to Courtland High School, 6701 Smith Station Road, Spotsylvania, 22553. Application
and payment must be received by April 30, 2014. Refund requests will only be processed through June
27, 2014.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Please contact Frau Hoeninger at [email protected]
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FORM E-2
High School Enrichment Application
Return this form to Courtland High School
2014 French Immersion Week Registration Form
Summer Enrichment Program – Held at Courtland High School
Program is for RISING 9th through 12th graders
Student Name:
_________________________________________________________
Student Number:
_________________________________________________________
Home Address:
_________________________________________________________
Home Phone:
_________________________Work Phone: _____________________
Email Address:
_________________________________________________________
Home School:
_________________________________________________________
I will provide my child with transportation to and from Courtland High School.
Parent Signature:
_________________________________________________________
********************************************************************************************************************
FOOD PREFERENCES: Please indicate your choices for each day. There is no extra cost
because the authentic French food is part of the curriculum on Monday and Thursday of
that week. Feel free to pack a lunch.
1st session, June 23rd – June 26st
2nd session, July 7th – July 10th
06/23 ____Breakfast ____ Lunch ____pack food
07/07 ____Breakfast ____ Lunch ____pack food
06/24 ____Breakfast ____ pack food
07/08 ____Breakfast ____pack food
06/25 ____Breakfast ____ pack food
07/09 ____Breakfast____pack food
06/26 ____Breakfast ____ Lunch ____pack food
07/10 ____Breakfast ____ Lunch ____pack food
COST: $100 per session. Payment options include cash, money order, or personal check. Please make
checks payable to Courtland High School, 6701 Smith Station Road, Spotsylvania, 22553. Application
and payment must be received by April 30, 2014. Refund requests will only be processed through June
27, 2014.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Please contact Madame Marshall at [email protected]
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