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June 5th - June 9th 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Girls Basketball Angi PuckettAges 8 to 14 [email protected]

The JPII Lady Knights basketball coaches and players will demonstrate and teach the campers the basic fundamentals of passing, dribbling, shooting, and defense. Campers will see their skills improve through small group instruction, drills, and game experience.Angi Puckett is the Head Women’s Varsity Basketball Coach at JPII. Coach Puckett played college basketball for the University of Indianapolis. Prior to arriving at JPII, Coach Puckett was the head coach of Spanish Fort High School in Spanish Fort, Alabama.

ACT Primer Review Patrick Connolly Ages 14 to 19 [email protected] Amanda Peper [email protected] Here’s a one-stop, concentrated prep class geared specifically to those taking the ACT exam on June 10th. The ACT Primer Review offers an overview of each of the four tests and the skills they assess, plus types of questions to expect, strategies for answering questions, practice sessions, and resources for further study and practice. Strategies for approaching the Writing Exam are also included. Campers are required to independently purchase The Official ACT Prep Guide 2016-2017, available at any bookstore or online before the start of camp, and bring a calculator and pencils.

Patrick Connolly teaches AP Literature and Composition and English 12 Advanced and has been at JPII since 2004, after transitioning from a journalism career. He and Mrs. Peper have been holding ACT tutoring sessions for two years. Mr. Connolly holds a B.S. in journalism from the University of Florida and M.Ed. from Belmont University.

Amanda Peper is a Math Teacher and the Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach at JPII. Mrs. Peper has a B.S. in Mathematical Sciences from Clemson University and an M.Ed. in Mathematics Education from Vanderbilt University. She has taught Math and coached men and women’s soccer at JPII for seven years.

Dance Jamie JordanAges 5 to 12 [email protected]

Are you ready to dance at JPII's Knights Dance Camp? Coach Jamie Jordan and the JPII’s dance team, the JPII Knight Stars, will teach dancers jazz, pom and hip hop routines along with dance technique and fun dance games! The focus of this camp is to learn and perfect dance skills performed on a dance team and to have fun!

Jamie Jordan is the head dance coach at JPII. She has coached many dance teams in Tennessee, winning state and national championships. Jamie's dancers have performed with Taylor Swift! She was voted Sumner County’s best coach in the Tennessean.

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Golf Chris WantzAges 7 to 17 [email protected]

Golf camp will cover the basics of golf. The full-swing fundamentals will be covered, including grip, posture, alignment, and ball position. The camp will also cover short game basics, including pitching, chipping, putting, and bunker play. Each camper will be given one on one as well as group instruction in each area of the game. Campers will also have the opportunity to put their skills to the test through fun competitions and playing on a mini course. Please note that the cost of the camp includes a $25 greens fee and that campers must be dropped off and picked up at Country Hills Golf Course. COST $170.

Chris Wantz is the Head Men and Women’s Golf Coach at JPII and has served in this position for the last 9 seasons. She has been a member of the PGA of America since 1999. Coach Wantz brings over 20 years teaching experience.

Soccer Mark CrowleyAges 7 to 14 [email protected]

This camp is designed for boys and girls of all skill levels in soccer. For elementary-age players and players who have only a basic familiarity with the game of soccer and/or an interest in becoming a more skillful player, the focus will be on building or developing the four basic soccer skills: dribbling, passing, defending, and shooting. For middle-school age players who have played competitive soccer before and want to continue their development towards higher levels of competition, the focus will be on further development of the basic soccer skills and refinement of game-specific techniques and strategy. Campers should bring a water bottle, sneakers, cleats, and a size 4 or 5 soccer ball (according to players’ size and preference) every day. Shin guards are recommended but not required.

Mark Crowley is an English teacher, the JV Men’s Soccer Head Coach and the Varsity Men’s Assistant Coach at JPII. Coach Crowley has coached both men’s and women’s soccer at the varsity, junior varsity, middle school, and club levels since 2011. He helped lead Frederica Academy in South Georgia to back-to-back state championships in 2012 and 2013.

History of World War II through Axis & Allies Paul SaboeAges 10 to 15 [email protected]

This camp is for those who love reading about famous battles or watching documentaries on the History Channel and who enjoy playing board games, especially those that require cunning and strategy. For the second time ever, this camp will focus exclusively on World War II. Using the Axis and Allies 1940 Europe and Axis and Allies 1940 Pacific board games (5 feet of World War II action, over 1,000 military units to command), history lectures, and documentaries, campers will be able to learn about various events in World War II and will get a chance to change the entire course of the war through our board game simulation. Paul Saboe is a History Teacher at JPII, as well as the Model United Nations Coach. Mr. Saboe earned a B.A. in Public Policy from Washington and Lee University and first worked as an Inspector for the Office of Inspector General, Department of Justice before entering the education field. One of the founding teachers, he has taught at JPII for fifteen years.


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Ready...Set...GO ALGEBRA! Betty ReynoldsAges 10 to 14 [email protected]

Ready...Set...GO ALGEBRA is a week of exploration and discovery that will have your middle schooler delve into mathematics that is fun, hands-on, and accessible to all levels of ability. Students will explore number patterns, create mathematical models, and tap into strengths they might not realize they have. This camp offers a "sneak peek" on how we do math at JPII.

Betty Reynolds teaches Algebra I and II at JP2. As former teacher and principal of Holy Rosary Academy in Nashville, Dr. Reynolds brings nearly 30 years of experience encouraging students of all levels to enjoy mathematics.

Study Skills for Success Michael PattonAges 12 to 18 [email protected]

This camp will help you soar into your new grade or new school with confidence. Practice organizational skills and grab some tips for succeeding on tests and quizzes while also exploring multimedia and technology skills to use in the classroom.Michael Patton has taught English at JPII for four years. In addition to teaching English, he has also taught study skills courses in middle schools, high schools, and summer camps for 13 years.

Boys Basketball Charles WadeAges 6 to 14 [email protected]

JPII Boys Basketball Camp is a teaching camp dedicated to developing each player’s fundamental skills and knowledge of the game. Each camper will receive instruction in all aspects of play, including ball-handling, shooting, passing, catching, lay-ups, defense, and much more. Players will improve through small group instruction, drills, and game experience.Charles Wade is the Head Men’s Varsity Basketball Coach at JPII. Coach Wade played college basketball at Trevecca Nazarene University. Before arriving at JPII, Coach Wade was a physical education teacher and a football and basketball coach for Metro Nashville Public Schools for 13 years, most recently at Bellevue Middle School.

Essay Writing for high school students Paul SaboeAges 12 to 18 [email protected]

Through a variety of fun and entertaining exercises and drills, campers will be taught the basics of identifying different types of essay questions, forming a thesis statement, crafting a topic sentence, gathering facts and details, presenting careful analysis, and incorporating information from primary source documents. This promises to be a great way to better master essay-writing in the Social Sciences and to get a leg up for the upcoming academic year.For bio see page 3.


June 5th - June 9th 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

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Designs in Blue and White Colleen MetzgerShibori, Sun Prints and Clay! Ages 5 to 14 [email protected]

Designed with the color blue in mind, students will learn about the ancient dyeingtechnique of shibori and will dye a fabric. Students will come home with a beautiful shibori piece, a series of frame ready nature inspired sun prints, and a clay object!

Colleen McCormick Metzger has over 20 years of experience teaching pre-k to university level art. She holds an MFA from the University of the Arts and has taughtat several private schools and universities in the area. She rejoined JPII as a Fine Arts faculty member during the fall of 2016. Mrs. Metzger has offered numerous summer camps, adult, small group, and private art instruction throughout her career. Mrs Metzger taught Art at Camp JPII from 2007-2011 and is enthusiastic about offering new new classes this Summer!

Track: On your Mark, Get Set, GO! Kim ChildressAges 7 to 14 [email protected]

Betsy Pierpaoli [email protected]

Join us for a Track and Cross-Country Camp and come experience and learn running techniques, drills, strength and conditioning, and field events including long jump, high jump, shot put, and discus. Have fun competing in relays, obstacles courses, and team challenges while improving your skills as an athlete. Prizes and Food awarded throughout the week! Make sure to wear your tennis shoes. Kim Childress is a Math teacher at JPII, as well as the head coach for the Cross-Country and Track teams. Kim has been coaching track and field at the middle school and high school level since 2004. She has coached two state champion athletes at East Nashville Magnet High School, where her team placed 2nd in the state in 2011. Kim loves running and still competes in 5Ks and half marathons around the Nashville area. Kim has been teaching Advanced Algebra classes and coaching at JPII since the fall of 2015.

Betsy Pierpaoli has worked in the JPII Business Office since the school’s opening in 2002, and is the JPII Assistant Cross Country Coach and Assistant Track Coach. With a passion for running that was fostered in high school, Betsy has run 15 half marathons, 4 full marathons, and completed one half ironman, and is looking forward to sharing that passion with younger runners, enabling them to develop their running skills .

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History of Warfare through dodgeball Paul SaboeAges 8 to 13 [email protected]

Competitions and conflicts that involve dodging and launching projectiles have existed throughout history and can be traced to the development of siege equipment and artillery. Leaving warfare aside, camp participants will have the opportunity to engage in a number of fun, physical competitions that promote physical well-being, strength and conditioning, tactics, leadership, and teamwork. Specifically, students will engage in games of traditionally and modified dodgeball, the JPII favorite “battleball”, traditional kickball, the JPII variation of “clump ball”, and “Bombard”. All the while, students will enjoy mini-lectures on the uses, successes, and failures of artillery from ancient history through current conflicts. For bio see page 3.

Caritas Camp (all Day) Kat MorrisAges 14 to 18 [email protected]

Get all of your service hours done over the summer with the Caritas Camp! We will go on full-day excursions to various service locations around the Nashville area to help those in need in our community. Everything from landscape work, serving food to the homeless, assisting the elderly, and mentoring at-risk youth. The camp will complete 30 hours of service, fulfilling all hours for freshmen through seniors. COST $250.Kat Morris is the Dean of Mission and Ministry, a theology teacher at JPII, as well as the Caritas Coordinator, our Christian Service Program. Ms. Morris has taught at JPII for 7 years, after graduating from University of Dayton with a B.A. and Masters in Theology. She is currently working with over 35 local agencies in the Nashville area.

Girls Lacrosse Mary Leonard Ages 7 to 14 [email protected]

The Girls Lacrosse Camp will focus on the fundamentals of the game. Players will work on catching, throwing, and cradling along with some offense and defensive strategies. This camp will help players to improve upon their stick skills, dodging, and defensive positions. Mary Leonard is the Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach at JPII. She is a graduate of JPII and went on to play Division I lacrosse for 4 years at Davidson College. She has also coached travel lacrosse teams in Tennessee and North Carolina and is the middle school lacrosse coach for the Hendersonville Knights.

Beginning Level Robotics Rebecca Jansing-KaestnerAges 10 to 14 [email protected]

Do you like building cars? Would you like to make a ballerina dance? In Beginning Robotics, campers will learn to build and program a Lego Mindstorm robot. The emphasis will be on getting the robot to move, turn, and utilize sensors. In the spirit of FIRST Lego League, campers will use cooperation within a competition setting to solve problems.Rebecca Jansing-Kaestner is a science teacher at JPII. Mrs. J.K. has been teaching science for 25 years. Over the past five years, she has been involved in LEGO robotics programs. She was trained at Carngie-Mellon's Robotics Academy. Their philosophy is teaching through competition in the classroom.

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Volleyball Kim ShaverAges 8 to 13 [email protected]

Come join Lady Knights players and staff at JPII Girls Volleyball Camp! This camp will provide a fundamental environment for beginning players to learn and improve court movement along with the very basics of volleyball! Campers will use lighter balls and a modified court size to ensure success for all beginners! This camp will also provide a more intense learning environment for intermediate/advanced players to grow in expertise and hone all of their volleyball skills. Each camper will receive instruction in ball control, passing, setting, hitting, serving, and defense. Individual drills, group instruction, and game experience will meet the needs of all ages and ability levels.Kim Shaver is the Head Volleyball Coach at JPII. Coach Shaver played volleyball at Tennessee Tech University. She has been the head coach of JPII’s volleyball team for 7 years, and has coached 20 combined seasons at the high school, middle school, and club level.


Science Sleuths: Great Outdoors Jennifer DyeAges 7 to 12 [email protected]

Love a mystery? Learn how science can be used to solve problems. This year our sleuths will learn how to look for clues and solve mysteries using science in the great outdoors. Learn how insects give clues about the quality of water and how to look for clues about the animals and plants that we might not even notice. We will hike around the campus to find our clues and may get a little dirty or wet. Join Jennifer Dye, Presidential Award winning science teacher, on her trek to find the clues in science.Jennifer Dye is the founding Science Department Chair at JPII and has led the department in innovative changes by inverting the curriculum to a Physics First approach and implementing modeling instruction. She has led the Science Sleuths camp since JPII began and many of those students are graduates of JPII.

Making the Ordinary Extraordinary Susan DeelyAges 4 to 9 [email protected]

Students will explore texture, abstract art, shapes of numbers, images, patterns using chalk, glue, crayons, string, and so much more. Students will learn art through culture and the different techniques associated with the projects as well as have a lot of fun in the process. Susan Deely teaches Advanced English 10 - European Studies at JPII. With 17 years experience in education from San Diego, CA she has enjoyed being a Volleyball and Track coach, teacher, and administrator. Her passions include being with her family and especially her two young children. Unleashing creativity and helping to foster imagination in each student is Mrs. Deely's desire for teaching.

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Cheerleading Cyndi GlennAges 11 to 14 [email protected] At JPII Cheerleading Camp, we focus on the fundamentals of cheerleading. JPII Cheerleaders will teach sideline cheers, jumps, stunts, a dance and most importantly, teamwork! We emphasize the proper technique on all skills at camp to help prepare each individual for their next step in cheerleading! This camp is open to both individuals and school squads

Cyndi Glenn is the Basketball Cheerleading Coach at JPII. Coach Glenn has over 25 years of coaching experience with cheerleaders of all ages. She has been the basketball cheerleading coach at JPII since 2006.

Junior Cheerleading Jordan MacConnellAges 6 to 10 [email protected] At Junior Cheerleading Camp, we focus on the fundamentals of cheerleading for young cheerleaders. The JPII Football and Competition Cheerleaders will teach sideline cheers, a dance and the basics of jumps and stunting! We emphasize the proper technique on all skills at camp to help prepare each individual for their next step in cheerleading! We will show off all of their new skills at a pep rally for parents at the end of the week!

Jordan MacConnell is the Football and Competition Cheerleading Coach at JPII. Coach MacConnell is a graduate of JPII, where she cheered all four years competitively. She attended Xavier University and cheered for one year there before pursuing other leadership opportunities. She returned to JPII in 2014, and is the Director of Marketing and Alumni Relations.

History of Warfare through Star Wars Paul SaboeAges 8 to 13 [email protected]

Through a focus on “a galaxy far, far away”, campers will have the chance to become a Jedi Knight and a historian by learning how democracies becoming dictatorships with an emphasis on “The Galactic Republic” and Ancient Rome, examining the “Journey of the Hero” present in the Star Wars saga and in Ancient Greek mythology, and studying the ways in which totalitarian regimes like “The Empire”, Nazi Germany, and Fascist Italy thrived and fell. Not only will campers compete as members of The Resistance and First Order, we will spend our last day of camp learning the ways of Galactic Warfare through a special dodgeball variation. For bio see page 3.

Clay Creations! Colleen Metzger Ages 4 to 10 [email protected]

Students will create functional and fantastical clay creations using mostly hand building techniques. Students will come home with two to three sculptural and one functional object. We will provide an opportunity to explore clay on the pottery wheel! All items will be fired and ready for pickup 1-2 weeks after the camp.

For bio see page 5.

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Tennis Danny CastroAges 7 to 13 [email protected]

This camp is designed for children with little or no previous tennis experience. Emphasis will be on fundamentals, basic principles of stroke production, as well as learning to hit the ball back and forth through games. Low compression balls and smaller courts are used to ensure children have better control and experience success from the very beginning. Campers should bring their own tennis racquet.

Danny Castro is entering his 7th season as the head coach at JPII for both the men and women’s team. He played collegiate tennis from 1998 to 2001 at UT Martin where he helped the Men’s Sky Hawks to four consecutive top-three finishes in the Ohio Valley Conference. He is a USPTA Certified Coach and currently serves as the Head Pro at Summercrest Tennis Club in Ridgetop and Indian Lake Swim & Tennis in Hendersonville.

Ready, Set...Improv! Ellie WalshAges 9 to 14 [email protected]

Come have fun while learning performance skills that will develop confidence, communication and creativity off-stage. Through theater games and team activities, performers of all levels will grow in a supportive environment. Fostering imagination and risk-taking, this camp provides hilarious moments daily and lasting lessons for campers to carry with them when the week is over. Ellie Walsh is a History Teacher and the Forensics Coach at JPII. While at JPII, Ms. Walsh has taught World History, AP Government, U.S. History and Forensics (competitive speech and debate). She holds a B.A. in History from the College of William and Mary and an M.Ed. from Vanderbilt University.

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June 19th - June 23rd 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Beginning Level Robotics Rebecca Jansing-KaestnerAges 10 to 14 [email protected]

Do you like building cars? Would you like to make a ballerina dance? In Beginning Robotics, campers will learn to build and program a Lego Mindstorm robot. The emphasis will be on getting the robot to move, turn, and utilize sensors. In the spirit of FIRST Lego League, campers will use cooperation within a competition setting to solve problems.For bio see page 5.

Study Skills for Success Michael PattonAges 12 to 18 [email protected]

This camp will help you soar into your new grade or new school with confidence. Practice organizational skills and grab some tips for succeeding on tests and quizzes while also exploring multimedia and technology skills to use in the classroom. For bio see page 4.

Making the Ordinary Extraordinary Susan DeelyAges 4 to 9 [email protected]

Students will explore texture, abstract art, shapes of numbers, images, patterns using chalk, glue, crayons, string, and so much more. Students will learn art through culture and the different techniques associated with the projects as well as have a lot of fun in the process. For bio see page 7.

Clay Creations! Colleen Metzger Ages 4 to 10 [email protected]

Students will create functional and fantastical clay creations using mostly hand building techniques. Students will come home with two to three sculptural and one functional object ! All items will be fired and ready for pickup 1-2 weeks after the camp.

For bio see page 5.

Baseball Chris ParkerAges 5 to 14 [email protected]

JPII Fundamentals Baseball Camp will be lead by the JPII Coaching staff and will be held at the always green Servpro Field on the campus of JPII. Campers will be taught the fundamentals of throwing, catching, pitching, fielding, base running, base stealing, and hitting. Along with these skills campers will learn life lessons to help them grow as individuals on and off the baseball field. Campers must bring their baseball gear, cleats and tennis shoes.

Chris Parker is the Head Baseball Coach at JPII. He is one of only two coaches in the history of Tennessee high school baseball to lead three different programs to the state tournament. Chris is also the head coach of Team Tennessee, which takes the 20 best underclassmen each year to Oklahoma to compete in the prestigious Sunbelt Classic. Since taking over Team Tennessee, he has led them to three Sunbelt Classic Championships and three runners up finishes since 2010. He also been a part of USA Baseball the past three years, serving on numerous task forces and coaching in the 12u National Open in 2016, and now serves as the state director of Tennessee for USA Baseball.

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June 19th - June 23rd 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

All Sports Camp Jody BrothersAges 8 to 14 [email protected]

It's Back!!!! This is the camp where campers will have fun learning different sports and how to play them. Campers will go bowling and play putt-putt, so please know that you will be asked to sign a form to allow us to take your child off campus. This camp is for boys and girls. Jody Brothers is the Head Softball Coach at JPII as well as the Athletic Director for St. Joseph School in Madison, TN.

Tennis Danny CastroAges 7 to 13 [email protected]

This camp is designed for children with little or no previous tennis experience. Emphasis will be on fundamentals, basic principles of stroke production, as well as learning to hit the ball back and forth through games. Low compression balls and smaller courts are used to ensure children have better control and experience success from the very beginning. Campers should bring their own tennis racquet.

For bio see page 9.

Essay Writing for high school students Paul SaboeAges 12 to 18 [email protected]

Through a variety of fun and entertaining exercises and drills, campers will be taught the basics of identifying different types of essay questions, forming a thesis statement, crafting a topic sentence, gathering facts and details, presenting careful analysis, and incorporating information from primary source documents. This promises to be a great way to better master essay-writing in the Social Sciences and to get a leg up for the upcoming academic year. For bio see page 3.

DIY Design Painting Colleen MetzgerChalk paint, murals & more! Ages 7 to 14 [email protected]

Designed for the Interior Design minded DIY type, this class is sure to please. Students will bring in a small chair or comparable object to chalk paint/redesign. Students will come home with 1-3 repurposed objects, and an abstract mural ready to hang.

For bio see page 5.

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Model United Nations and Debating Paul SaboeAges 11 to 18 [email protected]

Does your child love to argue with you? This is an opportunity for your child to channel that love for arguing towards something good, solving world problems and developing the art of discourse and debate through Model United Nations (UN) simulations! Lead by our nationally ranked Model UN coach, participants will be thrust into the heart of the global world as they learn to research and role play countries in international debates that tackle such pressing and timely issues as halting the spread of the Zika Virus and combatting ISIS and terrorism. These experiences will help participants learn about a broad spectrum of international issues and how to achieve conflict resolution and how to debate. This camp is a great foundation for students interested in participating in Model UN Conferences in middle or high school and will help incoming freshmen prepare for the JPII Model UN Conference and will enable returning students to gain more experience debating and even leading committees as committee chairs. For bio see page 3.

The Music Experience - Ages 5 to 10 Jordan Tupper [email protected]

The JPII Music Department is proud to present this hands-on experiential camp. Campers will have the opportunity to see great performances, play a variety of musical instruments, and explore musical concepts through voice, dance and stage performances. No experience is needed, only a willingness to explore the gift of music throughout the world.

Jordan Tupper is Director of Instrumental Music at JPII. He is an active member in the Nashville music community and is an accomplished musician in multiple instruments and genres. Mr. Tupper holds degrees from Elon University and Austin Peay State University in Music Education.

Boys Lacrosse Bob PageAges 7 to 14 [email protected]

JPII Boy’s Lacrosse Camp is designed to develop players’ fundamental skills and field sense. Campers are organized by age and ability for position work and field competition. Activities include daily scrimmages, intense position work, and detailed attention to the fundamentals of the game such as passing, catching, cradling, shooting, dodging, defense, and scooping. The coaching staff will provide each athlete with an evaluation designed to assist the athlete in his on-going effort to improve his play. Campers that own equipment should bring their lacrosse sticks and all gear. JPII will lend sticks and equipment to campers as needed.Bob Page is a History Teacher and the Head Varsity Lacrosse Coach at JPII. Coach Page has been the Head Varsity Lacrosse Coach for JPII since 2007. He played D1 Lacrosse at the University of Virginia. Over the last ten years, JPII has won two DII state titles (2009, 2011) and Coach Page was awarded Tennessee Coach of the Year in 2011.

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History of Warfare through dodgeball Paul SaboeAges 8 to 13 [email protected]

Competitions and conflicts that involve dodging and launching projectiles have existed throughout history and can be traced to the development of siege equipment and artillery. Leaving warfare aside, camp participants will have the opportunity to engage in a number of fun, physical competitions that promote physical well-being, strength and conditioning, tactics, leadership, and teamwork. Specifically, students will engage in games of traditionally and modified dodgeball, the JPII favorite “battleball”, traditional kickball, the JPII variation of “clump ball”, and “Bombard”. All the while, students will enjoy mini-lectures on the uses, successes, and failures of artillery from ancient history through current conflicts. For bio see page 3.

Rock and Roll History Michael PattonAges 10 to 18 [email protected]

Learn about the history of rock music and how it has evolved throughout each decade. Campers will discuss major rock artists, the historical context of culture and society, and trends that have impacted the music. Each camper will create an audio-video project to showcase a favorite artist. For bio see page 4.CANCELLED

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PICK FOURCampers in the same

immediate family may select four half-day camps

for a discounted price!(except golf)

Optional Fees:Weekly lunch = $30Before Care = $40 - 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.mAfter Care = $50 - 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.Before and After Care = $75 * Campers should bring something to do during before and after care, as entertainment will not be provided.

Half Day Camps:ACT Primer Review - $145 All Sports Camp - $145 Baseball - $145 Beginning Level Robotics - $145Boys Basketball - $145Boys Lacrosse - $145Cheerleading - $145Chinese Language and Culture - $145Dance - $145Designs in Blue & White - $145 DIY Design Painting - $145 Essay Writing for High School Students - $145Girls Basketball - $145Girls Lacrosse - $145Golf Camp - $170History of Warfare through Dodgeball - $145History of Warfare through Star Wars - $145History of World War II through Axis and Allies - $145Junior Cheerleading - $145Making the Ordinary Extraordinary - $145Model United Nations & Debating - $145Music Experience - $145Ready...Set...GO ALGEBRA! - $145Ready, Set...Improv - $145Rock and Roll History - $145Science Sleuths - $145Soccer - $145Study Skills for Success - $145Tennis - $145Track: On your Mark, Get set, GO! - $145Volleyball - $145

CAMP FEES & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Full Day Camps:Caritas - $250

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REGISTER ONLINE AT www.jp2hs.org/Camp

Meal Plans:Campers have the option of bringing their own lunch or purchasing a meal from the dining hall each day. Weekly meal plans are also available for $30/week and include an entrée, side, and beverage (milk, juice, water and fountain drinks). Should your camper wish to purchase extra items or snacks throughout the day, please send cash. For more information about the dining hall or meal plans, please contact Jamie Harris at [email protected] or 615-590-6033.

What to Bring?Campers should bring a water bottle, snack, change for the vending machines, and sunscreen for outdoor camps. Campers should also wear comfortable clothing and appropriate shoes.

What NOT to Bring?We recommend campers not bring valuables to camp (iPods, large amounts of cash, Gameboys, PSP’s, etc.) as his/her bags may be unattended at times.

Important▶ Full payment is due with registration.▶ Registration will be closed once a camp is at capacity.▶ Camp fees are non-refundable after May 1st, 2017.▶ Refunds must be requested in writing prior to May 1st, 2017. If a camper must withdraw, a processing fee of $50 will be charged.▶ JPII reserves the right to cancel a camp if it is not filled to capacity or if unforeseen circumstances arise.▶ Parents, please escort your camper to check-in on the first day. ▶ Parents, please let us know if there are any medical conditions or custody considerations for your camper that we should be aware of.

Questions? Contact us…Summer Camp Director, Paul Saboe

[email protected] or (615) 822-2375 x4037

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