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Summit Summer Exploration Montessori • Day Camps • Classes and Camps

The Summit Country Day School’s Summer School and Day Camp experience is called “Summit Summer Exploration.” We offer an exciting summer experience with three distinct summer programs on our Cincinnati campus which will help your child continue learning over the summer. Our programs provide a wide range of opportunities and experiences to broaden learning and sharpen skills while being fun at the same time.

Pg. 4 • Montessori (ages 3 - 6)

Montessori is designed to allow children to continue their academic progress of the school year into the summer for a year-round Montessori education. Montessori sessions are available to current Summit families. We can also accept a limited number of children who attend other Montessori programs and are looking to extend their Montessori education into the summer months (pre-acceptance interview required).

Pg. 6 • Day Camps (ages 3 - 8)

Day Camp features weekly themed camp sessions with an educational foundation serving children 3 to 8 years old. Each week has a different topic which is designed to explore academic content with a fun, hands-on approach. Half-day and all-day sessions are available.

Pg. 8 • Classes and Camps (Toddler - age 18)

Classes and Camps include a variety of educational, enrichment, and sports camps for all age groups.

Pg. 19 • Times, Rules, Regulation and Registration

Back Cover • At a Glance Chart

We look forward to seeing your child frequently on campus for our summer program offerings. For more information, please contact Kathy Scott, Summer Program Coordinator at 871-4700, ext. 413.

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How to Register for Summer Exploration

Registration for all Summer Exploration programs – Montessori School, Summer Day Camps and Academic Classes and Athletic Camps -- is done through a secure online site where parents pay in advance using a credit card. First-time users must create a user name and password. If your family has utilized the registration site previously for summer programs or other after-school programs, you already have an account and should use that same account name and password.

To register, click on the “Summer Programs” at the top of every web page on The Summit Country Day School’s web site www.summitcds.org and find “Register Online” in the left-hand navigation. Or type this link into your browser: www.tinyurl.com/6aa297r

Questions

Contact Kathy Scott, 871-4700 ext. 413 or email scott_k@summitcds.org.

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Summer Montessori (Ages 3 - 6) There is much data that shows that children lose academic achievement gained throughout the school year during long summer breaks. Therefore, The Summit Country Day School is providing the opportunity for your child to continue to explore, expand, and experience his or her knowledge of the Montessori materials and educational process through the summer on our campus.

Summer Montessori class will be offered for any new (2012-13) or current (2011-12) Summit Montessori student and a limited number of Montessori children from other schools (pending interview with Montessori faculty). This class will be taught by Summit Montessori teachers.

The Montessori philosophy and materials will be those with which your child is familiar. The lead teachers of this summer Montessori class will communicate with your child’s current lead teacher to determine where in the continuum your child is currently working, so that there is an easy transition to the classroom. In the fall, when classes resume and your child returns to their regular program, your child’s progress will be communicated to his or her teacher. The focus and purpose of this class is to provide a consistent framework for children in order to support the skills foundational to the Montessori Method of education.

Whether you want your child to attend one week or all nine, he or she may be able to retain more of the skills and knowledge by being able to practice those skills throughout the summer. Each week of Summer Montessori class will be limited to the first 24 students enrolling.

Children desiring to stay for summer fun and activities may be enrolled for the afternoon session of “Summit Summer Exploration Summer Day Camp.” Each week children will have fun with different activities, games - inside and out, field trips, crafts, books, fun facts, and friendships.

Summer Montessori Class Dates

Daily Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Week 1: June 4 - 8 (Course Number Mnt01)

Week 2: June 11 - 15 (Course Number Mnt02)

Week 3: June 18 - 22 (Course Number Mnt03)

Week 4: June 25 - 29 (Course number Mnt04)

Week 5: July 2 - 6 No class July 4 (Course Number Mnt05)

Week 6: July 9 - 13 (Course Number Mnt06)

Week 7: July 16 - 20 (Course Number Mnt07)

Week 8: July 23 - 27 (Course Number Mnt08)

Week 9: July 30 – Aug. 3 (Course Number Mnt09)

Summer Montessori Class Hours, Fees, and Policies

• Half-Day Montessori Class 8:30-11:30 a.m. $290/week (Week 5 $232/week)

• Montessori Morning & Afternoon Day Camp $435/week (Week 5 $350/week)

• Registration Fee $25/child (this is a one-time fee for the summer regardless of how many weeks your child attends a class or camp.

• Before Montessori Care 7:30-8:30 a.m. $5/day-$25/week (Week 5 $20/week) (For Summer Camp and After Camp Care see Summer Camp schedule and fee)

• After Montessori Care 11:30 a.m.-Noon $5/day-$25/week (Week 5 $20/week)

• Late Pick-up Charges $15 each 15 minutes or portion thereof after Noon

• Please designate if Before Care and/or After Care is needed. Class size is limited to the first 24 children enrolled. All class fees are due in full at the time of registration.

Rules and Regulations Specific to Montessori Classes

These rules and regulations pertain specifically to students in Montessori classes. See additional rules and regulations pertaining to all students on Page 19.

Location: Montessori classes are held in the Lower School building on The Summit Country Day School campus. All other classes are held as indicated in their description.

Arrival: All students must be signed in when they arrive and signed out when they leave every day by an authorized adult.

Dress: The appropriate dress for most days will be shorts, tee shirt, tennis shoes, and socks. Sandals are discouraged since they may pose a safety hazard with the gym or outside activities. Occasionally, a swimsuit and towel will be required for camp. A note will go home the Monday of the camp week if that is the case.

Lunch: For Montessori students, snacks and drinks are provided throughout the day; however, all-day students will need to bring a packed lunch and a drink. Refrigeration is available and utilized.

Dismissal: Montessori students who are not participating in the After Camp Care must be picked up from the dismissal area at 11:30 a.m. If they are not picked up, they will be sent to the After Camp Care where a late fee will be assessed. (See hours and fees above.)

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Adventures await your child this summer in Summer Exploration Day Camps on the campus of The Summit Country Day School in Cincinnati. Traditional day camp with weekly educationally-based themes is held continuously from June 4-August 17. Summer Camp is available to children who are 3 to 8 years old. Young children must be able to use the restroom independently before admission to Summer Camps. The activities each week are based on different themes. Additionally, indoor and outdoor play, board games, crafts, and of course, just plain summer FUN are part of the day. Our Summer Camps program is designed and run by our professional staff of caring and experienced teachers, many of whom are members of the full-time Summit Country Day School faculty. They are carefully selected and highly qualified, energetic, and enthusiastic individuals. All campers have the option to attend full or half-day camps. If your child is attending another camp on our campus during a different part of the day and you want him or her to attend Summer Camp for the remainder of the day, we will make arrangements for transfer to day camp.There will be weekly off-campus field trips or special treats as part of the afternoon Summer Camp experience. Campers attending off-campus trips must have a signed authorization on file in the Summer Camp office. This authorization is part of the online registration process and approval is granted electronically through the registration process.

Day Camps Course Descriptions

Week 1: June 4 - 8 (Course Number SC01) The Wild Animal Kingdom Big/small, short/tall, skinny/fat or in between - there are many different kinds of animals that share our world. This week we will investigate the animal kingdom looking at the various factors that make them part of a family.

Week 2: June 11 - 15 (Course Number SC02) Sports, Fun, and Games - The Physics of Sports There are many different sports that we play and many different types of balls. Do they all bounce the same way? Do they all even bounce at all? What makes them go so fast? What makes them go slowly? How do the big leaguers make the balls go so far? We will try to answer these questions, along with many others. Of course, we will have to experiment with the balls to figure out the answers. A trip to watch the Cincinnati Reds play one afternoon will let us see it all in action. Morning campers will be able to attend the game for an additional fee.

Week 3: June 18 - 22 (Course Number SC03) Take a Spin Across the Decades Campers this week will go back in time to learn about decades past. What it was like when their grandparents were growing up? Who were Elvis, The Beatles, and The Beach Boys? What is a pet rock? Time will fly as campers experience a decade a day. This week should be a “Far out”week!

Week 4: June 25 - 29 (Course Number SC04) Kids in the Kitchen This theme is SO popular that you have asked for it AGAIN! Do you like food? How about cooking the food? We will do lots of cooking and food preparation. Proper nutrition and making good food choices will be taught, as well as alternatives to after- school snacking. A trip to LaRosa’s to make your own pizza completes the week.

Week 5: July 2 - 6 (Course Number SC05) National Holidays of Other Countries (No camp July 4) In the USA we celebrate our independence on July 4th. When and how do other countries celebrate their founding? Let’s find out this week as we look at other countries and their biggest holidays. We will travel the globe to discover new ways to have some fun.

Week 6: July 9 - 13 (Course Number SC06) The Summit is Alive with The Sound of the World Choir Games The World Choir Games are coming to Cincinnati. Campers this week are going to explore different types of music and get a chance to learn and sing a new song or two. They will also learn about some famous composers and musicians.

Week 7: July 16 - 20 (Course Number SC07) Cruisin’ on the Ocean Pack your bag and bring your sun lotion. We are going to board our Summit ship and cruise the ocean blue. We may island hop and see where the ocean currents take us. Be prepared to get wet and get sand in your shoes. We promise you will not get stung by jelly fish!

Week 8: July 23 - 27 (Course Number SC08) The World of Art School is out and it is time to have some fun. Roll up your sleeves, put on an art shirt, and let’s get messy. This week young artists will explore a variety of art media and create some really cool projects. It’s time to let your inner Picasso or Monet out!

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Week 9: July 30 – Aug. 3 (Course Number SC09) Who needs London? We Have the Olympics Too! The Summer Olympics occur every four years. This year they are being held in London, England. There is no need to buy a plane ticket and go across the ocean. Campers this week will learn all about the history of the Olympics and get to practice some of the same games as the Olympians. It should be fun and you never know - you may win a medal or two!

Week 10: Aug. 6 – 10 (Course Number SC10) Ancient Egyptian Studies The ancient Egyptian culture is one that has fascinated archeologists for hundreds of years. This week, campers will be introduced to the wonders of ancient Egypt through hands-on activities and games during which they will learn about mummies, pharaohs, and pyramids, as well as some of the art and customs of ancient Egypt.

Week 11: Aug. 13 – 17 (Course Number SC11) You name it week! On Monday, campers will decide what they want to do all week long. They will be invited to bring in their dolls for tea parties or trucks for one huge construction site! Perhaps your camper has a favorite game they want to share or a train set they want to build. Leaders will then plan activities that can be shared with the different campers over the week.

Summer Day Camps Hours and Fees

Regular Full-Day Camp: 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $315/week (week 5 $252) Morning Half-Day: 8:30 a.m.-11:30 p.m. $180/week (week 5 $144) Afternoon Half-Day: 12:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. $180/week (week 5 $144)

Registration: Register for all 11 weeks of day camp and receive a $300 discount. Registration Fee $25/ camper (this is a one- time fee for the summer regardless of how many weeks your child attends a class or camp)

Before and After Care: Before Camp Care 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. $5/day $25/week (Week 5 $20/week) After Camp Care 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. $20/day $100/week (Week 5 $80/week)Late Pick-up Charges $15 each 15 minutes or portion thereof after 5:30 p.m.

Rules and Regulations Specific Day Camps

These rules and regulations pertain specifically to students in Day Camps. See additional rules and regulations pertaining to all students on Page 19.

Location: Day Camps are held in the Lower School building and the main building on The Summit Country Day School campus. However, dropoff and pickup is located in the foyer of the Lower School on Convent Lane. All other classes are held as indicated in their description.

Arrival: All students must be signed in when they arrive and signed out when they leave every day by an authorized adult.

Dress: The appropriate dress for most days will be shorts, tee shirt, tennis shoes, and socks. Sandals are discouraged since they may pose a safety hazard with the gym or outside activities. Occasionally, a swimsuit and towel will be required for camp. A note will go home the Monday of the camp week if that is the case.

Lunch: For Day Camp students, snacks and drinks are provided throughout the day; however, all-day students will need to bring a packed lunch and a drink. Refrigeration is available and utilized.

Dismissal: Campers who are not participating in the After Camp Care must be picked up from the dismissal area at 3:30 p.m. If they are not picked up, they will be sent to the After Camp Care where a late fee will be assessed. (See hours and fees above.)

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Summer Academic ClassesThe Summit Country Day School offers a wide variety of summer classes and specialty camps to offer students an opportunity to explore academic content, athletics and the arts in a fun, hands-on, interactive, safe environment on our Cincinnati campus. While Summit faculty will teach many of the academic, art and music offerings, notable professionals have been invited to campus for a number of special-interest studies.

Signing Safari: Grades K – 2 Which language is the most fun to learn? American Sign Language! Our Signing Safari adventure includes games, storytelling, finger-spelling, conversational signing, crafts, poetry, and imaginary play. The ASL alphabet and number system will also be learned and reinforced through real-life role-play.

Instructor: Melody Creech. Location: Lower School, 1st Floor. Course Number: SS05. Dates: June 4-8. Time: 9-11:30 a.m. Fee: $175.

Signing Safari: Grades 3 – 5 Instructor: Melody Creech. Location: Lower School- 1st floor. Course Number: SS06. Dates: June 4-8. Time: 1-3:30 p.m. Fee: $175.

Introduction to Chinese: Grades 1 – 4 For students who have not been to China or know little about it, this summer school class provides an excellent opportunity to learn the unique character of the Chinese language and its interesting and diverse culture. The two-week class will be conducted in a joyful and lively atmosphere, and will help the students to have basic knowledge of Chinese language and culture. The class will be centered on daily activities including learning Chinese, practicing songs and rhymes, and doing “hands-on” activities such as making crafts and foods, doing calligraphy, playing Taiji, and other Chinese board games. Instructor: Ying Zhao. Location: Middle School Room 204. Course Number: SS103. Dates: June

4–14 (No Fridays). Time: 9-11:30 a.m. Limit: Minimum of 6

students. Maximum of 16 students. Fee: $275.

Children Write The Future Writer’s Workshop Session I: Grades 1 – 4 This writer’s workshop is designed for students in grades 1-4. Students will have the opportunity to explore writing interests, discover strategies and learn more about the craft of writing with authors Sean and Cindy Platt. The summer writing project will provide students in-depth writing strategies, structured writing workshop time, flexibility in writing tasks and a week-long adventure through words. Topics will range from fantasy to autobiographical. Writers will promote the editing and revision process by working with peers and with direct feedback from instructors. Through the writer’s workshop model, students will grow in articulating ideas, making connections and experiencing confidence through the writing process. All students will have the opportunity to publish work on the Children Write The Future website. Our last day of camp will include a publishing celebration with friends and family. Maximum 14 students.

Class Option One - Instructors: Cindy and Sean Platt. Location: Lower School Science Lab Room 209. Course Number: SS94A. Dates: June 4-8. Time: 9 a.m.-Noon. Limit: Maximum of 14 students. Fee: $240.

Class Option Two - Instructors: Cindy and Sean Platt. Location: Lower School Science Lab Room 209. Course Number: SS94B. Dates: June 4-8. Time: 1-4 p.m. Limit: Maximum of 14 students. Fee: $240.

Share! Save! Spend! Grades 4 – 5

Financial decision making skills are critical for young people’s life skill development. In this class, students will discover how and why to “feed the piggy bank” as they develop sound saving, sharing, and spending habits. Students will be introduced to responsible financial decision making, identifying responsible and irresponsible decisions and their consequences. Students’ math skills will be reinforced through real-life application. The class will culminate with students creating personal financial plans in which they calculate the amount of earnings and savings needed to reach their goals. Instructors: Julia Almaguer and Stephen Imwalle. Location: Lower School Room 221. Course Number:

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Summer Studies in the Latin Language Castra Latina! Grades 7 – 12 This “Latin Camp” is a four-week intensive study of the various disciplines in Greek and Roman studies. It is intended for motivated students, but remedial instruction is also available. The session is especially useful for students who plan to attend the National Junior Classical League Convention at Wake Forest University (Winston-Salem NC) from July 26-July 31. It is 16 days in all, Monday-Thursday, June 4-June 28. Each four-hour day (8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.) is roughly divided into 4 parts. The first part of the morning (8:30-9:30 a.m.) is devoted to an independent study topic from classical civilization. Each student will pick an area of interest and explore it in greater detail. The second part of the day (9:30-10:30 a.m.) focuses on the study of the Latin language. Whether beginning or advanced, students will improve their comprehension of Latin vocabulary, grammar, syntax and translation through individualized instruction and small, student-led classes. The third part (10:30-11:30 a.m.) is a group session where the students will read excerpts from Greek and Latin authors to gain insight into Greco-Roman mythology, history and culture. In the final part of the day (11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.), students again return to their independent study topics. This final period is also an opportunity for students to prepare for the various competitions at the National Convention (Certamen, art projects, creative art practice, etc.) Students may come to any or all of the session days/weeks. There is no problem with students coming for just a week, or arriving late or leaving early. The instruction will be geared towards ability and interest.Instructor: Larry Dean (dean_l@summitcds.org). Location: Middle School (Rm. 211 and others TBA). Course Number: SS23A (June 4-7) SS23B (June 11-14) SS23C June 18-21) SS23D (June 25-28) SS23F (June 4-28) Time: 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Fee: $800 entire session or $250 per week or $80 per day.

Upper School Health: Grades 9 – 12Successful completion of this course satisfies the graduation requirements of The Summit as well as the State of Ohio by earning 0.5 credits. The summer health class would meet the typical sixty-hour course duration. The course includes all material covered in the semester class and includes a variety of assignments and assessments, including a comprehensive final exam and a research project. The workload is heavy and requires extensive reading and memorization. Students may expect to work up to four hours each day outside of class time and

should plan for full days of study over each week-end. Course credit requires a specific number of contact hours with the instructor and therefore students must be present for each session. Any student who misses more than 240 minutes (=1 day) for excused or unexcused reasons will need to repeat the course during the school year. Minimum of 7 students required. Registrations will be taken up to a maximum of 18 students.Instructor: Beth Simmons (simmons_b@summitcds.org) Location: Upper School Course Number: H01. Dates: June 4-29 (M-Th. No Friday classes). Time: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Limit: Minimum of 7 students. Maximum of 18 students. Fee: $670.

SAT/PSAT Preparation: Grades 9 – 12 This one-week course is for students entering grades 9 through 12 who wish to maximize their performance on the Math, Critical Reading and Writing sections of the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). This course is also appropriate for students preparing for the

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Preliminary SAT (PSAT), as October’s PSAT begins a competition for National Merit Scholarships and solicitations from

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the Official College Board SAT Study Guide. Instructors: Alice Brannon (odell_a@summitcds.org) and Phyllis Lipovsky (lipovsky_p@summitcds.org).Location: Upper School Room 421. Course Number: SS22. Dates: June 4-8. Time: 9 a.m.- Noon. Limit: 16 students. Fee: $295.

Chess Camp: Ages 5 – 15 Introductory-Advanced. This summer USA Chess is offering a fun and entertaining chess camp at Summit Country Day School. USA Chess is the largest premier chess camp organizer for children in the United States. Their staff is comprised of the finest children’s chess instructors in North America. Registration options include mornings, afternoon and all-day sessions. Campers experience chess instruction and play in a fun filled environment designed to improve their skills whether they are interested in casual or competitive chess. Tuition includes trophy, chess set and much more.

Class Option One – Morning Chess Instructor: USA Chess Camp. Location: Lower School Cafeteria. Course Number: SS18. Dates: June 11-15. Time: 9 a.m.-Noon. Fee: $280 by April 27 ($305 after April 27).

Class Option Two – Afternoon Chess Instructor: USA Chess Camp. Location: Lower School Cafeteria. Course Number: SS19. Dates: June 11-15. Time: 1-4 p.m. Fee: $280 by April 27 ($305 after April 27).

Class Option Three – All Day Chess Instructor: USA Chess Camp. Location: Lower School Cafeteria. Course Number: SS20. Dates: June 11-15 Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $430 by April 27 ($455 after April 27).

ALL DAY Combinations Course Number: SS38 1/2 day Chess and 1/2 day Any Video Computer Camp. Fee: $460 by April 27 ($485 after April 27).

Introductory Video Game Creation: Ages 8 – 15 Introductory - Intermediate, MS Windows Starting with basic commands, campers will be taught in a step-by-step progression how to build a game that they design. Camp begins with an introduction to GameMaker software including adding rooms, building walls, adding backgrounds, warping to new levels, music, sound effects and many other great techniques. The first few days focus on programming basics and by late week the children are well on their way to creating their own unique game. At the end of camp each child is provided access to our custom download site. From this site they can download GameMaker LITE software, their games, our custom walk-through guide and resource folder. Campers can continue to develop their game and create new ones as well. Finally they will receive t-shirts, trophies and a certificate with photo.

Morning Class – Class Option One Instructor: Active Learning Services. Location: Lower School. Course Number: SS39. Dates: June 11-15. Time: 9 a.m.-Noon. Fee: $310 by April 27 ($335 after April 27).

Afternoon Class – Class Option Two Location: The Summit Lower School. Instructor: Active Learning Services. Course Number: SS40. Date: June 11-15. Time: 1-4 p.m. Fee: $310 by April 27 ($335 after April 27.)

ALL DAY Combinations Course Number: SS38 1/2 day Chess and 1/2 day Any Video Computer Camp. Fee: $460 by April 27 ($485 after April 27.)

Course Number: SS53 Any Two 1/2 day Computer Camps. Fee: $465 by April 27 ($485 after April 27.)

Video Game Creation – The Sequel: Ages 8 – 15 Introductory - Intermediate, MS Windows In the spirit of Mario, Sonic, Samus and other legendary video-game stars, is our newest camp class! Campers use GameMaker software to create a side-scrolling, platform game with running, jumping, falling, climbing, blasting, and enemy stomping! Students will learn how to program real world physics of gravity and friction, as well as plotting out head scratching mazes for themselves and other avid gamers to solve! Actual programming techniques will be used to create power-ups and saved game data during the journey. Each student’s game will be a unique adventure programmed entirely by him or her! Additionally campers receive access to our custom download site featuring thousands of games as well as a t-shirt, certificate with photo and a trophy. For more

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Morning Class – Class option one Instructor: Active Learning Services. Location: Lower School. Course Number: SS42. Dates: June 11-15. Time: 9 a.m.-Noon. Fee: $310 by April 27 ($335 after April 27.)

Afternoon Class – Class option two Location: Lower School. Course Number: SS43. Dates: June 11-15. Time: 1-4 p.m. Fee: $310 by April 27 ($335 after April 27.)

ALL DAY Combinations Class Option OneCourse Number: SS38 1/2 day Chess and 1/2 day Any Video Computer Camp. Fee: $460 by April 27 ($485 after April 27.)

Class Option Two: Course Number: SS53 Any Two 1/2 day Computer. Camps. Fee: $465 by April 27 ($485 after April 27.)

Children Write The Future Writer’s Workshop Session II: Grades 1 – 4 This writer’s workshop is designed for students in grades 1-4. Students will have the opportunity to explore writing interests, discover strategies and learn more about the craft of writing with authors Sean and Cindy Platt. The summer writing project will provide students in-depth writing strategies, structured writing workshop time, flexibility in writing tasks and a week-long adventure through words. Topics will range from fantasy to autobiographical. Writers will promote the editing and revision process by working with peers and with direct feedback from instructors. Through the writer’s workshop model, students will grow in articulating ideas, making connections and experiencing confidence through the writing process. All students will have the opportunity to publish work on the Children Write The Future website. Our last day of camp will include a publishing celebration with friends and family. Maximum 14 students.

Students who have attended June 4-June 8 may attend Part 2 workshop and will receive new writing projects.

Class option one Instructors: Cindy and Sean Platt. Location: Lower School Science Lab Room 209. Course Number: SS94C. Dates: June 11-15. Time: 9 a.m.-Noon. Limit: Maximum of 14 students. Fee: $240.

Class option two Instructors: Cindy and Sean Platt. Location: Lower School Science Lab Room 209. Course Number:

SS94D. Date: June 11-15. Time: 1-4 p.m. Limit: Maximum of 14 students. Fee: $240.

Introduction to Chinese: Grades 5 – 8 For students who have not been to China or know little about it, this summer school class provides an excellent opportunity to learn the unique character of the Chinese language and its interesting and diverse culture. The two-week class will be conducted in a joyful and lively atmosphere, and will help the students to have basic knowledge of Chinese language and culture. The class will be centered on daily activities including learning Chinese, practicing songs and rhymes, and doing “hands-on” activities such as making crafts and foods, doing calligraphy, playing Taiji, and other Chinese board games.Instructor: Ying Zhao. Location: Middle School Room 204. Course Number: SS104. Dates: June 18–28 (No Fridays). Time: 9-11:30 a.m. Limit: Minimum of 6 students. Maximum of 16 students. Fee: $275.

Summer Math Study – Math Pentathlon: Grades 4 – 6 This one-week math course will provide students with an opportunity to strengthen math concepts, think creatively, develop problem-solving skills, and strategize through the use of interactive, problem-solving games and activities. This course is intended for students who are motivated and excel in the area of mathematics. This is not a remediation course. The course will include the use of a math program, Math Pentathlon, which will allow students to utilize learned strategies while playing five games. The games include

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aspects of all math strands such as number sense and operations, measurement, geometry, spatial sense, patterns, functions, algebra, data analysis, probability, and other mathematical processes. The games also integrate spatial, computational, and logical reasoning. Join us for a fun and motivating math experience! A minimum of 10 students is needed. Instructors: Julia Almaguer (almaguer_j@summitcds.org) and Stephen Imwalle (Imwalle_s@summitcds.org) Location: Lower School Rm. 221. Course Number: SS100. Dates: June 18-22. Times: 9-11:30 a.m. Fee: $250.

Kidz Home Alone: Grades 4 – 6 Are you ready to educate your child about the responsibilities of being home alone? Our goal is to assist every student feel more comfortable while home alone. This interactive course teaches topics such as First Aid, Self Heimlich maneuver, reasons to call 911, fire escape plans, microwave safety and how to problem-solve out of the ordinary situations. A parent guide is included in the student manual which provides helpful discussion points between parent and child. Parents do not need to attend the class. Minimum of 8 students needed to hold the class. Instructors: Enriching Kidz. Location: Middle School Knights Hall. Course Number: SS96. Dates: June 19 and June 21. Time: Noon-2 p.m. Limit: Minimum of 8 students. Maximum of 16 students. Fee: $75.

Now You’re Cooking – Designing Solar Ovens: Grades 4 – 6 Students will explore energy and how heat energy from the sun can be harnessed by a solar cooker to heat food. Green engineers are concerned with designing technologies that have as little impact on the environment as possible. Key concepts include solar energy, life cycle assessments of engineered products, thermal insulators, and thermal conductors. Students will be given the challenge of creating a

well-insulated solar oven. They will test an array of materials to find the best thermal insulators and also will consider the environmental impacts of each material. Once students have tested and analyzed each material, they will design and test their own solar cookers. A minimum of 10 students is required with a maximum of 15. Instructors: Julia Almaguer & Pat Seta. Location: Lower School Room 222. Course Number: SS101. Dates: July 16-20. Time: 9 a.m.- Noon. Fee: $300.

Let’s Innovate! Grades 6 – 8 Become a lemonade entrepreneur - or at least think like one! Join us and learn skills that will help jumpstart your newest idea. We will read “kid-friendly” Harvard Business School cases, and discover how to sell a great idea to all your friends – and their parents. We’ll develop math, technology, and interviewing skills as the class writes its own “mock” case with a Summit alumni as our main character! Class will review business cases to develop core business concepts, and use content from Wall Street Journal articles, www.kidsmoney.org, and other suggested teaching aids. Instructor: Mary Welsh Schlueter. Location: Lower School. Course Number: SS99. Dates: July 16-20. Time: 9 a.m. - Noon. Fee: $295.

Become an “App” Innovator! Grades 4 – 6 Ever wonder how computer “apps” are created? Learn how to develop a computer application that earns YOU money! We will work with technology specialists to create a computer application, while we also develop core business concepts by reviewing a relevant Harvard Business School case, Wall Street Journal articles and related technology information. Class will allow students to learn how to create one computer application. Students must have access to hand held technology. Instructor: Mary Welsh Schlueter. Location: Lower School. Course Number: SS91. Dates: July 16-20. Time: 12:15-3:15 p.m. Fee: $350.

Exploring Architecture: Grades 5 – 6 Have fun while learning about the world of architecture, namely the built environment which provides the setting for most of our lives. Each class will focus on a different area of architecture, including the profession, visual thinking exercises, history and design, materials and structure and alternative energy, using photos, discussions, drawings and projects. It will end with a discussion of different housing types and the opportunity for the students to try their hands at being an architect and designing their dream homes. Sarah Kleiner and Louise LeCompte are both registered architects with over 30 years of experience between them. Their love of Art and Architecture will

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make the class fun and engaging. Instructors: Sarah Kleiner & Louise LeCompte. Location: Lower School Art Room. Course Number: SS88. Dates: July 23-27. Time: 9 a.m.-Noon. Limit: Minimum of 12, maximum of 20 students. Fee: $210.

Architecture Foundations: Grades 7 – 8 This class is an introduction into the world of architecture. Each class will focus on a different area of architecture including visual thinking exercises, history and design, materials and structures, communication methods and sustainability. We will learn how to think and draw in plan, section, elevation and perspective, study the history of architecture through the ages, delve into a design problem and develop problem solving skills, construct structural models and experiment with alternative energy. We will wrap it all up with a discussion of everything learned through the week and give the students the opportunity to try their hand at being an architect by designing and modeling their own space.“An engineer knows everything about one thing. An architect knows something about everything.”--Matthew Frederick. Louise LeCompte is a registered architect in Ohio with approximately 20 years’ experience in the architectural field, primarily in corporate planning, tenant development and residential modeling. She graduated from Miami University and Rice University with a Master of Architecture degree and has taught similar classes with the Super Saturday program and several other elementary level enrichment courses. She has also team-taught 1st and 2nd year design studios at Miami University Department of Architecture. Sarah Kleiner, AIA, is a registered architect in Ohio and a LEED Certified Professional. She has a professional architecture degree from the University of Cincinnati and has over 10 years’ experience in the field, focused mainly on residential and commercial projects, master planning and sustainability. She has taught several other elementary level enrichment courses.Instructors: Sarah Kleiner & Louise LeCompte. Location: Lower School Art Room. Course Number: SS88. Dates: July 23-27. Time: 1-4 p.m. Limit: Minimum of 12, maximum of 20. Fee: $210.

Better Babysitters Class: Grades 5 – 8

Would your son or daughter know what to do if the child they were babysitting started to choke on something? Would they know what to

do if they were taking care of several children

and someone came to the door? Does your child babysit younger siblings? Why not enroll your child in an After School Specials Better Babysitters class. Your child will learn the responsibilities of having a job, the Rights of a Babysitter, CPR for a Child and Infant, Basic First Aid, Growth and Development and appropriate toys and activities for kids. A Policeman and Firemen will speak to them regarding safety issues while babysitting. They also learn diaper changing, infant care and how to feed a toddler. The most important component of the Better Babysitters course is that it is fun! This course is designed for students Grades 5-8 or age 10 and up. This course was designed by nurses, teachers and parents. The goal of this class is to teach students the advanced expertise to become Better Babysitters. The classes are interactive, fun, and give student the opportunity to expand their empowerment, decision-making, interviewing and marketing skills.Class is limited to the first 25 registrants. To guarantee a class we need an enrollment of 8 students.Instructors: Enriching Kidz. Location: Middle School Knights Hall. Course Number: SS95. Dates: July 24 and July 26. Time: Noon- 4:30 p.m. Limit: Minimum of 8 students. Maximum of 25. Fee: $85.

High School Placement Test Prep Course: Grade 8 Every November the HSPT is given to thousands of 8th grade students applying for admission into Upper School. Most students do not properly prepare for the test even though the exam affects the admission process and scholarship opportunities for some area schools. This preparation course will focus on test-taking strategies and content area instruction. Students will have some work to prepare in between the scheduled class times. All instructional sessions will be held in a Middle School classroom under the direction and supervision of Middle School Guidance Counselor Michael Fee and other teaching specialists in the area of Math and Language Arts.

Session 1: Course Number SS27 Instructor: Mike Fee (fee_m@summitcds.org) Location: Middle School. Dates: July 30, Aug. 2, 6, 9, 13, and 16. Time: 9 a.m. - Noon. Fee: $350.

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Session II: Course Number: SS63 Instructor: Mike Fee (fee_m@summitcds.org.) Location: Middle School. Dates: Sept. 29, Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27, and Nov. 3. Time: 9 a.m. - Noon. Fee: $350.

Getting Ready For First Grade: Grade K Students will spend time reviewing phonics, handwriting and math skills before the big jump to first grade. We will also work on listening skills, following directions and creative writing!! Activities will be fun and make your student excited about being a First Grader! Instructor: Kathy Scott (scott_k@summitcds.org) Location: Lower School Library. Course Number: SS35. Dates: Aug. 6-10. Time: 9-10:30 a.m. Fee: $225.

Review of Algebra I Fundamentals: Grades 8 - 9 (Must be preparing to take Algebra II)This course is designed for any student who has previously taken an Algebra I course and wishes to review the essential skills and topics necessary for success in Algebra II in the fall. It is not necessary to be a Summit student to attend this course. Many times Geometry is taken between Algebra I and Algebra II and this class will allow a student to refresh on the topics below: (A minimum of 5 students are needed for this course.)• Basic operations with Real Numbers and Polynomials• Fractions/Ratios/Percents• Equation Solving, Solving Inequalities• Radical operations• Functions – basic, linear, and quadratic• Graphing linear and quadratic functions including inequalities• Factoring polynomials and quadratic expressions• Problem solvingInstructor: Jack Von Handorf (vonhandorf_j@summitcds.org) Location: The Summit Upper School (4th Floor) Room 411. Course Number: SS30. Dates: Aug. 6-10 and 13-15. Time: 8:30-11:30 a.m. Limit: Minimum of 5 students. Fee: $350.

Grammar Grab: Grades 6 – 7 These challenging enrichment lessons will have a daily focus: Monday/subjects and predicates in inverted and compound sentences; Tuesday/ nouns used as direct objects, indirect objects, objects of prepositions, and nouns in apposition; Wednesday/ regular and irregular verb tenses; Thursday/adjectives and adverbs; Friday/diagramming sentences. Stretch your grammar skills.Instructor: Patti Kenney (kenney_p@summitcds.org) Location: Lower School (Room TBD). Course Number: SS64. Dates: Aug. 13-17. Time: 8:30 a.m.-9:45 a.m. Limit: Minimum of 6, maximum of 12 students. Fee: $90.

Writing Clinic: Grades 6 – 7 So, do you enjoy writing and do you want to refine those skills? Do you love to write but you need an editor to guide you with punctuating those tricky sections of dialog? Are you really good at narrative writing and want to learn more about persuasive writing? Are you trying to write a book but just don’t know how to separate your thoughts into chapters? Well, this is the class for you! Writing prompts will be given to you prior to the class for you to jump start your creative energy. Instructor: Patti Kenney (kenney_p@summitcds.org). Location: Lower School (Room TBD). Course Number: SS65. Dates: Aug. 13-17. Time: 10 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Limit: Minimum of 6, maximum of 12. Fee: $90.

Study Smarter Not Harder! Grades 5 – 7Jump start the school year! This course is great for new students as well as veteran Summit students who want a successful beginning to a brand new school year. Organization, time management, note taking, improving your memory and lots of other important study skills will be covered.Instructor: Frances Keller (keller_f@summitcds.org). Location: Lower School Rm. 206. Course Number: SS28. Dates: Aug. 15, 16 and 17. Time: 9 a.m.-11 a.m. on Aug. 15 & 16; 11 a.m.-1 p.m. on Aug. 17 (Lunch will be provided on Aug.17). Limit: Maximum of 12 students. Fee: $200.

Summer Artistic Classes

Kids Dance Camp! Cinderella: Ages 3 – 5 Tricia Sundbeck, former company artist with the Cincinnati Ballet, will be conducting a children’s dance camp. This camp will combine physical fitness and artistic expression. Enjoy creative movement and develop appreciation for music and dance. Children learn the basics of ballet, from vocabulary to coordination. This week-long camp will culminate in a final performance with costumes created during craft time. Activities include ballet, stage make-up, costuming and crafts, and a performance. Instructor: Tricia Sundbeck. Location: Lower School Library. Course Number: SS8. Dates: June 4-8. Time: 9 a.m.- Noon. Fee: $250.

Traveling Through the Art Zone: Grades 1 – 8 This creative and fun program is based on various art periods, providing the students an opportunity to explore various new concepts, media including

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stained-glass art, silver sculpture, mosaics, fabric art, painting, drawing, printmaking and other art techniques. A mini art exhibit will conclude at the end of the session. Instructor: Paula Yarnell (yarnell_p@summitcds.org). Location: Middle School Art Room 12. Course Number: SS01. Date: June 4 - 8. Time: 12:30 - 3 p.m. Fee: $285 Includes all material.

Music Together: Ages Infant – 5 A nationally recognized, parent-child music and movement class for children aged Infant-5 and the adults who love them. We will learn music through playful activities such as saying rhymes, singing songs, dancing and playing un-pitched percussion instruments in a mixed aged setting. We will meet once a week for six weeks. CD’s and songbook included. Visit www.musictogether.com to learn more about the program. Tuition includes 2 CD’s and a Songbook per family. Instructor: Ai Li Brown (brown_a@summitcds.org) Music Teacher for The Summit Country Day School. Location: The Summit Lower School Music Room Room 201. Course Number: SS74A. Dates: Wednesdays, July 11-Aug. 15. Time: 10:30-11:15 a.m. Limit: Minimum of 6 students. Fee: First child, $110. Siblings, $80. Siblings 8 months or younger, FREE.

Kids Dance Camp! Swan Lake - Ages 3 - 5 Tricia Sundbeck, former company artist with the Cincinnati Ballet, will be conducting a children’s dance camp. This camp will combine physical fitness and artistic expression. Enjoy creative movement and develop appreciation for music and dance. Children learn the basics of ballet, from vocabulary to coordination. This week-long camp will culminate in a final performance with costumes created during craft time. Activities include ballet, stage make-up, costuming and crafts, and a performance. Instructor: Tricia Sundbeck. Location: Lower School Library. Course Number: SS80. Dates: June 11-15. Time: 9 a.m.- Noon. Fee: $250.

Pottery Wheel 101: Grades 2 - 6 Has your child ever used a pottery wheel? Register them for this popular course! This is first time this is being offered at The Summit Country Day School. It is a great opportunity to experience what is like to make a piece of pottery with a pottery wheel. They will learn how to transform a piece of clay into a wonderful bowl, vase or plate after drawing their own design. They will learn basic wedging, centering, pulling and decorating. They will also glaze their masterpiece as well. This is a class they will want to take over and over again! Minimum of 8 students needed to hold the class.

Instructors: Enriching Kidz. Location: Middle School Knights Hall. Course Number: SS97. Dates: July 11 and July 18. Time: Noon-2:30 p.m. Limit: Minimum of 8 students. Maximum of 16 students. Fee: $95.

Kids Dance Camp! Beauty and the Beast - Ages 3 – 5 Tricia Sundbeck, former company artist with the Cincinnati Ballet, will be conducting a children’s dance camp. This camp will combine physical fitness and artistic expression. Enjoy creative movement and develop appreciation for music and dance. Children learn the basics of ballet, from vocabulary to coordination. This week-long camp will culminate in a final performance with costumes created during craft time. Activities include ballet, stage make-up, costuming and crafts, and a performance. Instructor: Tricia Sundbeck. Location: Lower School Library. Course Number: SS93. Dates: June 18-22. Time: 9 a.m. - Noon Fee: $250.

Middle School Theater Camp: Grades 5 – 8 You want to put on a show this summer? Yes, you and some like-minded kids get to create your own play from scratch! Together you’ll knock around some ideas and discover the fun of turning a good idea into a great script. Together you’ll use your creativity to decide on props, costumes, scenery. Of course, you’ll be rehearsing your script, collaborating on direction and finally, performing for a real audience! Skills taught include: costume design, improvisation, script development,

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movement for the stage and acting. Student final performance will be on Friday, July 27 at 4 p.m. Taught by Cheryl Maxine Couch (MFA, Directing, UC-CCM) whose work has recently been seen at the Cincinnati Fringe Festival, Xavier University, Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Instructor: Cheryl Maxine Couch (gnuroo@yahoo.com) Location: Middle School/Kyte Theater Course Number: SS85. Dates: July 9-27 (3 Weeks. M-F) Time: 1-5 p.m. Fee: $310 Material Fees: $40.

Paper Crafting: Grades 6 - 8 Enjoy making your own greeting cards in this fun class that will demonstrate the fine arts involved with embossing with a light board, embossing with a Cuttlebug, embossing with heat and powders. Learn to layer papers and adhere colored gems, ribbons, and fibers. Of course there will be a multitude of stamps, ink colors, textured papers, fibers, chalks, and many more interesting trinkets. Instructor: Patti Kenney (kenney_p@summitcds.org) Location: Lower School (Room TBD). Course Number: SS98. Dates: Aug. 13-17. Time: 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Limit: Minimum of 6, maximum of 12. Fee: $110 includes materials.

Summer Athletic Camps

Little Dribblers Basketball Camp Boys: Grades K – 6 The focus of this week will be learning the basic FUNdamentals of basketball. This camp is led by Summit Head Basketball Coach Michael Bradley, who played five seasons in the NBA, won a National Championship at the University of Kentucky and was named a consensus All American at Villanova University. Skills to be taught will include shooting,

passing, ball handling, defense and proper techniques. We will start each 4.5-hour day with teaching stations and then use them in full court game settings. Each child in the camp will get equal personal attention, learn drills to take home and most importantly have FUN. Camp fee includes camp T-shirt and lunch. Please advise if your child has allergies. Coach: Michael Bradley, Summit Boys’ Varsity Basketball Head Coach. Location: Holmes Gym. Course Number: SS08. Dates: June 4-7. Time: 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Fee: $225 before May 1 ($245 after May 1).

Michael Bradley Future Stars Boys Basketball Camp: Grades 7 - 8 The goal of the Future Stars Camp is to focus on improving each individual’s skill level, while learning the proper fundamentals of basketball. This camp is led by Summit Head Basketball Coach Michael Bradley, who played five seasons in the NBA, won a National Championship at the University of Kentucky and was named a consensus All American at Villanova University. If you are planning on playing Middle School or High School Basketball next season, this is where you can improve your skills to impress next year’s coach. Coach Bradley will share his experience and knowledge of the game of basketball, with each camper on an individual and team-by-team basis. The mornings will consist of skill work by stations, followed by games in the afternoon. Each child in camp will learn many skills, take home new drills to continue working on, and most importantly have FUN while improving their game. Be the next star! Camp fee includes camp T-shirt and lunch daily. Please bring your own water or refreshments. Drinks will also be sold on-site. Coach: Michael Bradley, Summit Boys’ Varsity Basketball Head Coach. Location: Flannery Gym Course Number: SS68. Dates: June 4-7.Time: 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Fee: $225 before May 1 ($245 after May 1).

Rising Stars Girls Lacrosse Camp: Grades 1 – 4 Megan Sanders, the Upper School Girl’s Lacrosse Varsity coach, is holding this “Rising Stars Lacrosse Camp.” Both new and experienced lacrosse players will learn about the game of lacrosse and how to improve their skills. Rising first through fourth grade players will learn stick skills, offensive strategy, defensive positioning and rules of the game from experienced Summit coaches and high school players. Through individual and small group instruction, challenging drills and fun games, players of every level will improve their lacrosse skills while learning to love the game! Coach: Megan Sanders (sanders_m@summitcds.org), Summit Girls Varsity Lacrosse Head Coach

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Location: Williams Field. Course Number: SS34 Dates: June 4-7. Time: 9-11 a.m. Fee: $125.

Rising Stars Girls Lacrosse Camp: Grades 5 – 8 Megan Sanders, the Upper School Girl’s Lacrosse Varsity coach, is holding this “Rising Stars Lacrosse Camp.” Both new and experienced lacrosse players going into grades 5-8 will learn about the game of lacrosse and how to improve their skills. Focus will be on stick skills, offensive strategy, defensive positioning and rules of the game coached by experienced Summit coaches and high school players. Through individual and small group instruction, challenging drills and fun games, players of every level will improve their lacrosse skills while learning to love the game! This camp is specifically designed for older players competing at the Middle School level. Coach: Megan Sanders (sanders_m@summitcds.org), Location: Williams Field. Course Number: SS58. Dates: June 4-6. Time: 3-6 p.m. Fee: $125.

Student Athlete Sports Psychology: Grades 7 - 12 This course will give athletes of all backgrounds the mental tools needed to go to the next level. It will involve local coaches and athletes sharing advice and stories in order to help enhance the athlete’s ability to perform at maximum capacity. Each athlete will be given real life tools that they can take home with them and utilize on a regular basis outside of the camp. We will also do some light workouts and demonstrate how your psyche can affect your performance. Cross Country Head coach, Kurtis Smith, leads this course and has studied and learned numerous ways to help young athletes go out and perform at their best when their best is needed. Instructor: Kurtis Smith (smith_k@summitcds.org) Location: Upper School Room 214. Course Number: SS92. Dates: June 5-8. Time: 9:30 a.m.-Noon. Limit: Minimum of 15 students. Fee: $150.

Summit Football Camp Grades: 1 - 8 Get ready for the 2012-13 football season by attending the Summit Youth Football Camp! Join Summit Football Head Coach, Mike Brown and the Summit coaching staff for 5 days of football skills, technique and fun! Everyday, campers will work every position learning proper technique and fundamentals to tackle, block, catch and more. And of course, we’ll test your skills each day with a competition. So join long-time coaches and former college football players to be the best you can be for your upcoming football season! Instructor: Mike Brown, Summit Boys Varsity Head Football Coach. Location: Williams Field. Dates: June

25-29. Time: 6-8 p.m. Fee: $40.

Boys Lacrosse Camp: Grades K – 9 Under the direction of Pat Collura, Head Boy’s Lacrosse Coach for The Summit Silver Knights, 2005 OHSLA Coach of the Year, 2010 MSLCA Coach of the Year, and 2010 US Lacrosse Ohio South Man of the Year, all boys, grades Kindergarten through rising 9th graders are invited to attend Lacrosse camp. This camp will feature Skill Clinics and Game Play to help each player develop all facets of their game. Skills Clinics include; shooting, ground balls, defense, dodging, stick skills and face-offs. Camp staff will include All-Americans & Gettysburg graduates Dan and Paul Collura, current local college players, current Summit Lacrosse staff & prominent local high school coaches. Camp placement is limited and fee includes lunch, onsite trainer and Lacrosse vendor. Camp Website: www.scdlax.net Director: Pat Collura, Summit Boys Lacrosse Head Coach. Location: Williams Field/Thurner Field. Course Number: SS70. Dates: June 25-29. Time: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Fee: $260.

Summer School Physical Education: Grades 9 – 12 A great opportunity for Upper School students! Complete 1/2 of your Upper School physical education requirement in two weeks and increase your fall schedule flexibility. Students will be exposed to lifetime sports and activities. Morning sessions include normal P.E. activities. Afternoon sessions include bowling, hiking, golf lessons, Frisbee golf, ice skating, biking (Loveland Bike Trail), swimming (Old Coney) and other activities to be determined. We have a limited number of spots (30) for participants, so please register early. Instructor: Jeff Stayton (stayton_j@summitcds.org). Location: Holmes Gym. Course Number: PE01. Dates: Monday-Friday, July 9-20. Time: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Limit: 30. Fee: $525 includes transportation and fees.

Boys & Girls Soccer Camp: Grades K – 5 The K-5 Summer Soccer Camp is led by State Championship-winning Girls Varsity Coach Mike Fee. This camp is designed for boy and girl soccer players of all skill levels.

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Players from the SCD boys and girls programs will guide the campers though each day. Throughout the week, each camper will be encouraged and cheered on! Traditionally, the camp ends a little early on Friday, so all campers can enjoy a refreshing smoothie together, courtesy of The Summit! Coaches: Mike Fee (fee_m@summitcds.org) and Barnard Baker (baker_b@summitcds.org), Summit Varsity Head Soccer Coaches Location: Williams Field. Course Number: SS11 Dates: July 30-Aug. 3. Time: 9 a.m.-Noon. Fee: $100.

The Grade 6 - 9 Players Academy: Grades 6 – 9 The Grade 6-9 Players Academy offers a glimpse of what it takes to play for a top notch boys or girls high school soccer program. Skills and training will be provided by Boys Varsity Coach Barnard Baker, mentor to several All-State players, a couple of All-Americans, and an MLS Superstar. Campers will benefit from instructional breakdowns through small-sided activities, as well as tactical and technical coaching points in bigger game situations. All-Players Academy campers should come ready for a challenge! Coaches: Mike Fee (fee_m@summitcds.org) and Barnard Baker (baker_b@summitcds.org), Summit Varsity Head Soccer Coaches Location: Williams Field. Course Number: SS71. Dates: July 30-Aug. 3. Time: 9 a.m. - Noon. Fee: $100.

Cheerleading Camp: Grades 3 – 8 Learn the fundamentals of cheerleading, new cheers, sideline chants and…a new dance routine! Learn something new each day as we work together as a team and also break out in smaller groups. Begin the 2012-2013 cheerleading season with confidence,

spirit and all new moves! Fee includes follow-up sessions with Heather to be scheduled as a team at a later date. If you are planning on being part of the cheerleading team, it is very helpful to be a part of the training and to learn the cheers. Uniform fees are not included in the fee for this camp. Cheerleaders not attending camp will be charged a training fee of $100 for the season. Coach: Heather Zumberg from Kids First Sports Center Location: The Summit Lower School Gym Course Number: SS14. Dates: August 13-15. Time: 12:30-3:30 p.m. Fee: $150 (Cheerleaders not attending camp will be charged a training fee of $100 for the season.)

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Location: Summit Exploration Summer School classes and camps are held at various locations throughout our campus. Please refer to the course description for locations and details. If a location is not stated, signs will be posted on the first day of the class or camp.

Dress: It is expected that students dress appropriately for the class or camp.

Health Forms: All students (including current Summit students) are required to have a current health form on file. If the student is a current Summit student, the administrator will obtain this form from current records. If there is not a form on file please utilize the health information section on the registration site. It is the parent’s responsibility to notify camp staff of any allergies your child may have. Please notify Summer Day Camp faculty of any allergies your child has prior to the beginning of the summer session.

Medication: If your child must take medication during the time he or she is with us, you must complete a medication administration form. The “Dispensing of Medication Authorization” form can be found on The Summit’s web site under the “Parents” tab on the “Forms” page.

Photographs: We will be taking many photographs of the children throughout the summer to use for The Summit future publications. Please be sure to let us know if you do not want your child photographed.

Cancellation: The Summit Summer Day Camp reserves the right to cancel a class due to low enrollment. Fees will be refunded if a class week is cancelled.

Refund Policy: Refunds for reasons other than above will only be granted if the request is made in writing to The Summit business office prior to May 21, 2012. Requests made after that date will not be granted; no exceptions. If the program enrollment has reached the maximum number of students, you will be notified and payment will be refunded.

Partial attendance: No refund or reduction in fees is possible for a child who arrives late, leaves early, or attends only part of a session

Discipline policy: It is expected that every student attending the Summit Exploration Summer School/Camps follow school procedures and standards of behavior. Consideration of others in thought and action is expected. The Summit reserves the right to require the withdrawal of any student who poses a discipline problem or a disruption to the learning process. No refunds will be issued for students who are asked to withdraw.

Contact: For more information, please contact Kathy Scott, Summer Program Coordinator at 871-4700, ext. 413

Wk 1: The Wild Animal Kingdom (June 4-8)Wk 2: The Physics of Sports (June 11-15)Wk 3: A spin across the Decades (June 18-22)Wk 4: Kids in the Kitchen (June 25-29)Wk 5: National Holidays of Other Countries (July 2-6 )Wk 6: World Choir Games (July 9-13)Wk 7: Cruisin’ on the Ocean (July 16-20)Wk 8: The World of Art (July 23-27)Wk 9: Olympics in Cincinnati! (July 30-Aug. 3)Wk 10: Ancient Egyptian Studies (Aug. 6-10)Wk 11: You name it week! (Aug. 13-17)

Summer Montessori (June 4-Aug. 3)Signing Safari (June 4-8) Introduction to Chinese (June 4-14; no Fridays)Children Write The Future Writer’s Workshop (June 4-8) Share! Save! Spend! (June 4-14; no Fridays) Summer Studies in the Latin Language (June 4-28) Upper School Health (June 4-29) SAT/PSAT Preparation (June 4-8) Chess Camp (June 11-15) Combo Chess Camp/Video Computer Camp (June 11-15) Introductory Video Game Creation (June 11-15) Video Game Creation – The Sequel (June 11-15) Children Write The Future Writer’s Workshop (June 11-15) Introduction to Chinese (June 18-28; no Fridays)Summer Math Study – Math Pentathlon (June 18-22) Kidz Home Alone (June 19 and June 21) Now You’re Cooking – Designing Solar Ovens (July 16-20) Let’s Innovate! (July 16-20) Become an “App” Innovator! (July 16-20) Exploring Architecture (July 23-27) Architecture Foundations (July 23-27) Better Babysitters Class (July 24 and July 26) High School Placement Test Prep Course (July 30, Aug. 2, 6, 9, 13, and 16) Getting Ready For First Grade (Aug. 6-10) Review of Algebra I Fundamentals (Aug. 6-10 and 13-15) (Must be preparing to take Algebra II)Grammar Grab (Aug. 13-17) Writing Clinic (Aug. 13-17) Study Smarter Not Harder! (Aug. 15, 16 and 17)

Kids Dance Camp! Cinderella (June 4-8) Traveling Through the Art Zone (June 4-8) Music Together (Wednesdays, July 11-Aug. 15) Kids Dance Camp! Swan Lake (June 11-15) Pottery Wheel 101 (July 11 and July 18) Kids Dance Camp! Beauty and the Beast (June 18-22) Middle School Theater Camp (July 9-27) Paper Crafting (Aug. 13-17)

Little Dribblers Basketball Camp Boys (June 4-7) Michael Bradley Future Stars Boys Basketball Camp (June 4-7) Rising Stars Girls Lacrosse Camp (June 4-7) Rising Stars Girls Lacrosse Camp (June 4-6) Student Athlete Sports Psychology (June 5-8) Summit Football Camp (June 25-29) Boys Lacrosse Camp (June 25-29) Summer School Physical Education (Monday-Friday, July 9-20) Boys & Girls Soccer Camp (July 30-Aug. 3) The Grade 6-9 Players Academy (July 30-Aug. 3) Cheerleading Camp (August 13-15)

2012 Summit Summer Program OpportunitiesRegister at www2.summitcds.org/SummerPrograms

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