chandler unified school district no. 80 community education … · 2013-03-08 · cta independence...

Register online: www.CUSDcommunity.com 480-224-3909

Elementary Summer Academy Coordinators: Beth Northrop & Brandi Halstead Email Address: [email protected] or [email protected]

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Chandler Unified School District No. 80

Community Education Department

Elementary Summer Academy 2013

GENERAL INFORMATION

CTA Independence Elementary School

1405 W. Lake Drive

Chandler, AZ 85248

Dates: Wed., June 5 – Wed., June 26

Community Education Office: (480) 224-3900

Elementary Summer Academy Coordinators:

Beth Northrop & Brandi Halstead

Email Address: [email protected] or [email protected]

Register on our website at http://www.CUSDcommunity.com.

• Select “REGISTER FOR OUR PROGRAMS” then scroll down to SUMMER ACADEMY and make a selection and make your selection.

• Existing customers should select “ACCESS YOUR ACCOUNT” then scroll down to SUMMER ACADEMY and make a selection.

• Next, click enroll and proceed forward by entering all information with a red asterisk.

(*If you’re registering for a class and currently DO NOT have an existing account, please create a new account first.)

ONLINE REGISTRATION--DEBIT/CREDIT CARDS ONLY WALK-IN REGISTRATION--CHECKS/MONEY ORDER ONLY

(*Online or walk-in registrations take approximately 15 minutes to complete.) (Cash is not accepted.)

Walk-in registrations are processed at the Community Education Office located at:

1525 W. Frye Road, Chandler, AZ 85224 (480) 224-3922

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 am– 4:30 p.m.

Cancellations on/before March 31st-100% Refund

Cancellations April 1st-April 30th-50% Refund

NO REFUNDS ON/AFTER MAY 1ST. REGISTRATION CLOSES FRIDAY, MAY 31ST

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Elementary Summer Academy Tips & Things to Know

• ENROLLMENT: Summer Academy courses will only be carried upon sufficient enrollment.

• ATTENDANCE & GRADES: Elementary courses are designed to enhance and enrich learning.

During the summer program, teachers check and monitor attendance daily. Although we would

like students to attend everyday, attendance is not mandatory. In addition, students will not

receive an official grade in any of the courses.

• During the summer, students will have practice assignments to enhance the daily concepts taught during the program. However, there is no homework, grades, or report cards given in Summer Academy.

• CODE OF CONDUCT: During the summer session, all students are expected to adhere to

Chandler Unified School District’s Code of Conduct.

• DRESS CODE: Students are expected to adhere to the CUSD Dress Code during Summer

Academy. For dress code violations, students will contact their parents for a change of clothing.

Repeat occurrences will result in a parent meeting.

• MAPS: Maps of classrooms and locations will be available the first day of class at CTA

Independence Elementary School. Summer Academy is very similar to the regular school year.

Students arrive on the first day a little nervous and apprehensive. To help with the transition,

try to arrive 15-20 minutes early on the first day AND walk your child to his/her classroom the

first 3 days. In addition, confirm with the teacher whether your child will remain on campus for

a 2nd class or be picked up after the first class.

• Don’t forget to bring a copy of your receipt which lists the name of the class you’ve registered

your child. Knowing the exact name of the class will make it much easier knowing where to go and

finding the class room number(s) which is posted throughout the building on the first day.

• At the end of the day, please arrive at least 10 minutes early to pick up your little one. For the first 3 days of school, it’s always a good idea to pick him/her from their classroom and follow-up with the teacher.

• Transportation services are not available at the elementary level.

• If a class is canceled, no worries! We offer a full refund or credit or you can simply select a different class for your child. Just give us a call and let us know!

• We are staffed with a health assistant. However, you must submit a doctor’s order for any health issues along with proper medication.

• If your child has an IEP, please submit a copy of the most recent IEP to your child’s teacher on the first day of school. Please consult with your child’s special education teacher to see if he/she qualifies for Extended School Year (ESY) support.

• Summer Academy can help with retention of materials; however, it will not replace a teacher’s recommendation for retention.

• Summer Academy is only available to students enrolled in kindergarten and beyond. Preschool students are NOT eligible to attend Summer Academy. Our CTA Spalding Courses are not offered to kindergarten students.

• If your child is on a waiting list for a CTA school, he/she is NOT eligible to attend our summer CTA Spalding courses. For students awaiting an open enrollment boundary exemption or have not secured enrollment at a CTA school, the CTA Spalding course offerings are NOT recommended.

• Our CTA Summer Academy courses are best for students already enrolled in a CTA school that may be struggling or students new to a CTA school. Make sure your child brings a bottle of water and a light snack every day.



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SUMMER CAMP OFFERINGS This school year will be wrapping up soon and it’ll be time for some summer fun! Check out the full-day summer camp experiences we have in store for elementary and junior high students. In addition to our regular camp sites, Kids Express will offer a special camp site to accommodate elementary students attending Summer Academy classes. All summer camp offerings are sure to be a cool hit with the kids, a great way to avoid summer heat, and an opportunity to get the good times rolling!

Kids Express – Grade K-6: Campers will enjoy fun weekly themes, tons of awesome S.T.E.M. projects, active games, team sports, water play, arts and crafts, swimming, movies, fantastic on-site special attractions, and some of their favorite field trips! Each child receives a camp T-shirt and summer survival pack. Get ready for a fun-drenched summer your kids won’t soon forget!! See specific locations, dates, and rates below.

Location Dates Times Activities *CTA-Independence June 3rd – June 28th 6:30AM-6:30PM Primarily On-Site Activities

*Independence site provides extended day activities for Summer Academy students.

Andersen Elementary June 3rd – July 19th 6:30AM-6:30PM Bi-Weekly Field Trips

Carlson Elementary June 3rd – July 19th 6:30AM-6:30PM Bi-Weekly Field Trips

Fulton Elementary June 3rd – July 19th 6:30AM-6:30PM Bi-Weekly Field Trips

Tarwater Elementary June 3rd – July 19th 6:30AM-6:30PM Bi-Weekly Field Trips Sites may be subject to change, if necessary, and participants would be notified.

Tween Zone – Ages 10-14: Looking for something a little different, a little more social, for your older student? This action-packed camp experience offers field trips galore, plus awesome on-site activities and cooperative projects to keep your ‘tween’ engaged. Days are filled with team and individual sports, music, air hockey, arcade basketball, foosball, video games, movies, dance, active games, cooking, crafts, building & design projects, and more. See location, dates, and rates below. Location Dates Times Activities

Andersen Jr. High June 3rd – July 19th 6:30AM-6:30PM 2-3 Field Trips Weekly Site is subject to change, if necessary, and participants would be notified.

Kids Express and Tween Zone Fee Schedule Initial Enrollment Fee: $70 (if new to Kids Express or Tween Zone) On-site Days: $27 per day (includes AM and PM Snacks) Field Trip/Special Attraction Days: $33 per day (includes Snacks and Entry Fees) Multiple Child Discount: 5% (if siblings are attending the same camp)

Spaces are limited. Please register early. If you have any questions regarding Kids Express or Tween Zone, please contact the Kids

Express or Tween Zone staff at 480-224-3915. Watch for updates and camp flyers at www.CUSDcommunity.com

For accounting needs or account trouble-shooting, call 480-224-3922.



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Chandler Academy of Performing Arts

Chandler Academy of Performing Arts, Brandon Kiesgen, Coordinator:

This is a performance-based music and theater camp designed for students entering 5th through 8th grades. The camp will include participation in a primary performing group (Band, Orchestra, Choir, and Theater) as well as an elective of the students choosing. Students will also participate in supplemental master classes where they will learn detailed techniques and approaches, music theory, and stagecraft. Our team of prominent instructors offers a well-rounded performing arts experience in an upbeat, casual atmosphere. Students will perform for the family and friends on Wednesday, June 19th at 6pm at the Chandler Center for the Arts.

Symphonic Band: Symphonic Band is available to any band students wishing to develop their skills on their instrument. Wind and percussion players will collaborate in an ensemble setting to play several works by great composers. Students will receive master classes focused on their instrument in order to enhance skills relevant to their individual growth. They will also participate in music theory to help them better read and understand the technical functions of music. (Select one elective from the list below).

Code Location Time Dates Fees Min/Max

CAPAsymph13 Perry High School 8am-12pm 6/3-6/21 $195 30/30

Concert Orchestra: Concert Orchestra is available to any string students wishing to develop their skills on their instrument. String players will collaborate in an ensemble setting to play several works by great composers. Students enrolled in the orchestra track will also receive master classes focused on high strings or low strings in order to enhance skills relevant to their individual growth. They will also participate in music theory to help them better read and understand the technical functions of music. (Select one elective from the list below).


CAPAorch13 Perry High School 8am-12pm 6/3-6/21 $195 30/30

Chorus: Chorus is available to any student with a voice wanting to make great music in an ensemble setting. No prior experience is required for this course. Chorus will teach students the basics of vocal tone production and various styles of voice through the performance of great choral pieces. Chorus students will participate in music theory, as well as, vocal master classes that focus on high voice, low voice and projection. (Select one elective from the list below).


CAPAchorus13 Perry High School 8am-12pm 6/3-6/21 $195 30/30

Dramatic Arts: Students enrolled in this track will explore the skills and techniques involved in acting and self-expression. In addition to creating a short production, students will participate in specialized courses on improvisation and techniques. (Select one elective from the list below).


CAPAdramatic13 Perry High School 8am-12pm 6/3-6/21 $195 30/30

Chandler Academy of Performing Arts Electives

Jazz Band: In this ensemble, students will learn the essentials of the jazz style of music and improvisation. This elective is open to a particular jazz instrumentation of trumpet, trombone, saxophone and has unique spots for drumset, string bass, guitar and piano. Guitar Ensemble: In this course, students will learn the basic fundamentals of guitar. This includes the playing of chords and individual melodic lines. Students will also learn how to read guitar music and tablature. No prior experience is required. Guitars will be provided but you may also bring your own.

Percussion Ensemble: This ensemble uses entirely percussion instruments to produce a performance. Students will also learn the techniques required for various percussion instruments. No prior experience is required for this group; however, the ability to read music is a plus. It is recommended that all percussionists enroll in this course.

Music Listening and Appreciation: This course emphasizes listening to and analyzing various types of music from all over the world. Active listening techniques allow students to hear music on a whole new level that is beneficial to their development. Students will hear music from lesser known cultures and discover exciting new exotic instruments.

For questions regarding the CAPA camp, please contact Brandon Kiesgen at [email protected].



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CTA-Spalding Offerings: (Grades 1-6)

*CTA Spalding offerings are available to students presently enrolled in any CTA school, students who might need a little extra help, or students new to their CTA school. *Our summer program is NOT available to students entering kindergarten.

If your child is on a waiting list for a CTA school, he/she is NOT eligible to attend our summer CTA Spalding courses. For students awaiting an open enrollment boundary exemption or have not secured enrollment at a CTA school, the CTA Spalding course offerings are NOT recommended. They are welcome to attend any of the regular Elementary Summer Academy classes. *Our CTA Summer Academy courses are best for students already enrolled in a CTA school that may be struggling or students new to a CTA school.

CTA Spalding - Session 1 Handwriting

Recommended for students entering a CTA elementary school, wanting/needing extra help learning the phonograms, or students who have not encountered the Spalding Method before. Handwriting and spelling are the specific areas of focus.

Session 1, Section A: This class is recommended for CTA students entering 1st grade. Students will learn correct formation of Spalding handwriting, review all 70 phonograms, and phonogram application to improve reading and writing. Students will also enhance their writing through various activities involving sentence structure.

Code Time Dates Fees

spald1a0713 8:00-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139

Session 1, Section B: This class is recommended for CTA students entering 2nd grade. In this class, students will review correct Spalding handwriting letter formation. Students will also apply the 70 phonogram sounds and spelling rules to new words. Students will review creating great sentences and begin forming paragraphs.


spald1b0713 8:00-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139

Session 1, Section C: This class is recommended for CTA students entering 3rd grade. During this class, students will review correct Spalding cursive letter formation through daily practice. Students will review 70 phonograms and apply them to daily spelling practice. Students will review the first 3 mental actions of reading including predicting, checking for understanding, and monitoring comprehension. Students will also review the 6 traits of writing to increase their knowledge of creating a fluid paragraph.


spald1c0713 8:00-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139

Session 1, Section D: This class is recommended for CTA students entering 4th grade. Students will review proper Spalding cursive. They will practice the 70 phonograms daily, and apply them along with spelling rules to daily spelling practice of new words. Students will review mental actions of reading including predicting, checking for understanding, monitoring their comprehension, reformatting, and mentally summarizing. They will work with both fiction and nonfiction text and text features. Students will review the writing process and 6 trait writing through both narratives and informative writing.


spald1d0713 8:00-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139

Session 1, Section E: This class is recommended for CTA students entering 5th or 6th grades. Students will review proper Spalding cursive. They will practice Spalding spelling rules, syllabication patterns, and prefix/suffix/base word meanings. Students will review mental actions of reading including predicting, checking for understanding, monitoring their comprehension, reformatting, and mentally summarizing. They will work with both fiction and nonfiction text and text features. Students will review the writing process and 6 trait writing through both narratives and informative writing.


spald1e0713 8:00-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139



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CTA Spalding - Session 2 Math Offering

Recommended for new students entering a CTA elementary for the first time, or who may need additional help for success in the Saxon math curriculum -advanced by one grade level. Session 2, Section A: Recommended for CTA students entering 1st grade. Students will practice their daily math facts for addition and subtraction to increase their speed and accuracy. They will review and practice place value and number sense with digits and money value. Students will also practice basic concepts of telling time.


spald2a0713 9:45-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139

Session 2, Section B: Recommended for CTA students entering 2nd grade. Students will review and practice daily their addition and subtraction math facts, focusing on speed and accuracy. Students will review and better grasp the concept of addition and subtraction of multi-digit numbers both with and without regrouping. Students will master place value and number sense with expanded notation, and better understand the usage of money and time.


spald2b0713 9:45-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139

Session 2, Section C: Recommended for CTA students entering 3rd grade. Students will practice their math facts daily for addition, subtraction, and multiplication for speed and accuracy. Students will review addition and subtraction of multi-digit numbers with regrouping, as well as multiplication by 2 digits. Students will also review place value and rounding of digits.


spald2c0713 9:45-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139

Session 2, Section D: Recommended for students entering 4th grade. Students will practice daily math facts for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division for speed and accuracy. Students will review multiplication by 3 or more digits using multiplication properties. Students will review the division algorithm and practice division with one digit divisors. A review of decimals will include adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing with decimals using money amounts.


spald2d0713 9:45-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139

Session 2, Section E: Recommended for CTA students entering 5th or 6th grades. Students will practice daily math facts for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division for speed and accuracy. They will review problem solving skills to better improve precision of solving word problems containing multiple steps. Students will deepen their knowledge of decimals and fractions including finding greatest common factors, and least common multiples, along with addition and subtraction of fractions with unlike denominators.


spald2e0713 9:45-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139

All CTA Spalding classes are held at CTA Independence & are taught by CTA

Spalding certified teachers.

For specific questions regarding the CTA Spalding method, please contact

Brandi Halstead at [email protected].

**Please note that the above class descriptions are examples of concepts reviewed. Our teachers will adjust the curriculum to meet the needs of the class and new common core standards where necessary.



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Elementary Academic Courses (Grades K-6th)

Investigative Science, Andrew Norris, Teacher Hull Elementary: This course is designed for students in grades 4th-6th.. Students will discover the world around them while asking questions and challenging their observations of a variety of scientific topics. Students will test theories through hands-on experiments while developing a deeper understanding of science. Topics of study may include but are not limited to: the Scientific Method, forensic science, heat transfer, engineering, and more! For questions regarding this class, Mr. Norris can be reached at 480-883-4576 or [email protected]. Code Grades Location Time Dates Fees Min/Max

mrnorris10713 4th – 6th CTA Independence 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

mrnorris20713 4th – 6th CTA Independence 9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

LEGO Robotics, Susan Jernigan, Teacher Basha Elementary: This course is designed for students entering grades 5th-6th. This class will include introductory-level LEGO MINDSTORMS® robotics and programming skills. Students will use math and engineering to solve challenges. Working well in a team is essential. For questions regarding this class, Ms. Jernigan can be reached at 480-883-4412 or [email protected]. Code Grades Location Time Dates Fees Min/Max

msjernigan10713 Entering 5th-6th CTA Independence 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

msjernigan20713 Entering 5th-6th CTA Independence 9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Fit Fun, Sports & Games, Paul Klein, Teacher at Navarrete and Jacobson Elementary: Action packed and full of fun, kids will receive a heart healthy workout without even knowing it! With loads of age-appropriate, non-competitive active games, such as tag, ball play, advanced parachute and more, kids will learn to play by game rules and follow simple instructions. This class improves advance coordination, muscle tone and function, socialization, and cognitive development. Keep them going strong and confident with Fit Fun! For questions regarding this class, Mr. Klein can be reached at 480-883-4815 or [email protected]. Code Grades Location Time Dates Fees Min/Max

mrklein10713 K-2nd CTA Independence MPR 8:00am-9:45am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/30

mrklein20713 3rd-6th CTA Independence MPR 9:45am-11:30am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/30

UCPC--Uncommon Computer Projects for the Common Core, Tony Novak,Teacher, Hull Elementary: Is your student ready for the Common Core? A major component of the new national standards is technology integration. Students will be required to seamlessly use technology for listening, reading, writing, calculating and comprehending. This course is designed to help bridge the gap for students who need to make the leap from the computer as a toy to using the computer as a tool for academic achievement and success with the Common Core Standards. We will not be concentrating on types of hardware (i.e., laptops, tablets, smartphones) but on helping the students to obtain, generate, manipulate, and display information. We’ll work on grade-appropriate skills with the Microsoft Office Suite—timelines, videos, original digital books, and dynamic presentations. The learning goal will be to build and improve skills, while having fun and creating projects the students will love and want to apply in the classroom next year. For questions regarding this class, Mr. Novak can be reached at 480-883-4501 or [email protected].

Code Grades Location Time Dates Fees Min/Max

mrnovak10713 2nd- 3rd CTA Independence Computer Lab

8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

mrnovak20713 4th-5th CTA Independence Computer Lab

9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Creative Cooking and Writing: Calling all chefs!: This course is designed for students in grades K-6th. If you like cooking and eating your creations, sign up today! This class allows students to create and eat delicious recipes and write about those experiences. Students will be exposed to various writing styles as we cook our way through the enriched curriculum. They will leave with a personalized cookbook of recipes and observations to share with family and friends. Join us and bring your appetites! For questions regarding this class, please contact Beth Northrop at 480-883-4471 or [email protected].

Code Grades Time Dates Fees Min/Max

cooking10713 K-3rd 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

cooking20713 4th-6th 9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20



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Reading Rewind: This is a refresher course to enhance reading skills such as comprehension, vocabulary, fluency, etc. If your child needs practice and extra help in reading, this is the perfect class! Register today! For questions regarding this class, please contact Beth Northrop at 480-883-4471 or [email protected].


ReadingK0713 K-1st CTA Independence 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Reading20713 2nd-3rd CTA Independence 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Reading40713 4th -6th CTA Independence 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Math Rewind: This course will focus on math skills grades 1-2, 3-4, and 5-6. This class is a refresher of the State Standards taught during the current school year using manipulatives, games, and activities to improve math skills. If your child needs continued practice or just some extra time to really master the math standards before moving on, this is the class! For questions regarding this class, please contact Beth Northrop at 480-883-4471 or [email protected].


Math10713 1st-2nd CTA Independence 9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Math30713 3rd-4th CTA Independence 9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Math50713 5th-6th CTA Independence 9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Math Explorations: This course is designed for students entering 4th-6th grades. Multiplication, division, fractions, and probability, oh my! No more boring math lessons here! The use of games and hands-on activities is used to make math EVEN more fun and exciting. Students will leave this class with a portfolio of “make and take” games that can be used at home with family and friends. Don’t let all of that hard work from the school year go to waste. For questions regarding this class, please contact Beth Northrop at 480-883-4471 or [email protected].


mathexp10713 4th-6th CTA Independence 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

mathexp20713 4th-6th CTA Independence 9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

GET FIT! Sandra Hay,Teacher Hartford Elementary: This course is designed for students in grades K-6th. Travel through four different stations to improve agility, flexibility, health, and sports readiness. Some of the stations include: soccer, volleyball, & throwing skills, cooperative activities, relays, yoga stretches, and so much more. If you want to make sure you’re in the best shape ever and have fun doing it, this is the class for you! It's the first step to a healthy lifestyle. For questions regarding this class, Ms. Hay can be reached at 480-812-6700 or [email protected].


mshay10713 CTA Independence 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

mshay20713 CTA Independence 9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Piecing Together Math Problems: This course is designed for students in the 1st grade. Students will solve story problems through the use of manipulatives. Students will visualize the problem, incorporate writing skills to answer in complete sentences, and finally confirm their answer makes sense. Students will continue to learn vocabulary, improve their comprehension, and review addition and subtraction facts and base ten strategies. All of which helps facilitate problem solving. For questions regarding this class, please contact Beth Northrop at 480-883-4471 or [email protected].


piecing20713 1st CTA Independence 9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Digits, Dice and Dominoes, Sarah Obrien, Teacher Fulton Elementary: This course is designed for students entering 1st or 2nd grades. Have fun practicing math concepts through hands-on games and activities. This class is an exciting way to investigate and review math concepts for students. The thrilling activities and games are aligned with Common Core State Standards. Come join me and let’s explore the math world! For questions regarding this class, Ms. Obrien can be reached at 480-224-3300 or [email protected]. Code Grades Location Time Dates Fees Min/Max

msobrien10713 Entering 1st or 2nd

CTA Independence

8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

msobrien20713 Entering 1st or 2nd

CTA Independence

9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20



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Readers’ Theater, Jane Starkey, Teacher Ryan Elementary: This course is designed for students in 2nd-3rd grades. Readers’ Theater is an exciting way to bolster presentation skills in young readers while building fluency, comprehension, and confidence. In Readers’ Theater, children are placed in small groups and given a script of a dramatic or humorous play at or slightly above the student’s current reading level. Each child reads from a script. No memorization is required. For questions regarding this class, Ms. Starkey can be reached at 480-224-3205 or [email protected]. Code Grades Location Time Dates Fees Min/Max

msstarkey10713 2nd-3rd CTA Independence 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

msstarkey20713 2nd-3rd CTA Independence 9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

FUN-ctional Text, Kelsey Deavers,Teacher Haley Elementary: This course is designed for students in grades 4th-6th. In this class students will learn all about functional text. What it is, where we see it, how it is used and why it is important. If your student has a difficult time understanding informational material, this class is for them! We will look at schedules, directions, recipes, menus, movie listings, ads and more!! Students will integrate technology into this class by using programs such as Publisher and Powerpoint to create a “How To” project. This class incorporates art, reading, writing and core content subjects such as math and science. For questions regarding this class, Ms. Deavers can be reached at 480-224-3500 or [email protected].


msdeavers10713 4th – 6th CTA Independence 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Creative Writing, Kelsey Deavers,Teacher Haley Elementary: This course is designed for students in grades 4th-6th. This class focuses on the 6 + 1 traits of writing and the writing process. If your child loves to write or could use some help in the area of written expression, this class is for them! We will visit expressive, persuasive, and functional writing then create our own pieces. Students will enjoy writing a persuasive essay to the teacher of “The Best Homework Excuse Ever”, an expressive story that shows imagination along with a personal narrative that is meaningful to the student. For questions regarding this class, Ms. Deavers can be reached at 480-224-3500 or [email protected].


msdeavers20713 4th – 6th CTA Independence 9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Your Hidden Scientist, Angus MacFarlane, Teacher Sanborn Elementary: This course is designed for students who’ve completed 1st-3rd grades. Have you ever hypothesized there’s a scientist in you waiting to pop out? Do you ever question, “Why does that work?” or ask, “I wonder?” Find answers to these questions while discovering how to bend a bone, balance 20 nails on one, and create crystals, and much more. Put on your scientist cap to question, process through inquiry, and make conclusions as you create, observe, and manipulate answering some of life’s biggest questions. For questions regarding this class, Mr. MacFarlane can be reached at 480-812-7367 or [email protected].


mrmacfarlane10713 Completed 1st-3rd

CTA Independence

8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Reading Recovery, Chris Bellew, Reading Specialist Bogle Junior High: This course is designed for students in 1st-4th grades. Work to improve sight reading skills, word recognition and phonics along with developing fluency and comprehension. Students that need additional practice with reading will benefit from a structured reading session that will challenge their ability to work independently and in small groups with guided instruction. Students will be assessed at the beginning of the session and re-evaluated again at the end to demonstrate progression. In this setting, family support with reading at home daily is imperative. For questions regarding this class, Ms. Bellew can be reached at 480-883-5500 or [email protected].


msbellew10713 1st-2nd CTA Independence 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

msbellew20713 3rd-4th CTA Independence 9:45 am-11:30am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20



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Make it and Take it, Marchelle Klein, Teacher Bogle Junior High: This class is designed for students in grades K-6th. Using your imaginative minds and journaling skills, students will create all sorts of exciting projects. On art days, artists will develop fine motor skills while using paper mache, paint, clay and mosaics to make masterpieces to take home. On no-bake cooking days, chefs will develop listening and functional text skills by writing recipes of dishes they can prepare at home. For questions regarding this class, Ms. Klein can be reached at 480-883-5500 or [email protected].


msklein10713 CTA Independence 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Got spirit? Marchelle Klein, Teacher Bogle Junior High: This class is designed for students in grades K-6th. Do you have what it takes to be a cheerleader? Come learn the basic essentials of spirited cheerleading. The team will learn and practice stretching and warm ups then learn proper hand, body movements and jumping techniques each day. Expect to learn chants, develop your own chants using rhyme, and learn a choreographed dance routine. On the last day, cheerleaders will perform their cheers and dance routine for family and friends. (Stunting and tumbling will not be taught during this workshop). For questions regarding this class, Ms. Klein can be reached at 480-883-5500 or [email protected].


msklein20713 CTA Independence 9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/30

Math Games, Angus MacFarlane, Teacher Sanborn Elementary: This course is designed for students who’ve completed 1st-3rd grade. Are you ready to learn math fun in 50 ways? In Math Games, students will create, explore, play and then take home fun ways to enjoy math. Expect to review math facts, odd and even, rounding, place value and learn some card games in exciting ways you won’t realize you are doing math. For questions regarding this class, Mr. MacFarlane can be reached at 480-812-7367 or [email protected].


mrmacfarlane20713 Completed 1st-3rd

CTA Independence

9:45 am-11:30 am

6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Jumpstart to 1st Grade, Andrea Vanlandingham, Teacher Sanborn Elementary: This class is designed for students entering 1st grade. Fabulous first grade readiness program will reinforce kindergarten skills and preview skills for first grade. Students will enjoy great literature and extension activities, fluency practice, hands on math games emphasizing number sense, and much, much more! Join us for fun skill review and preparation for first grade. For questions regarding this class, Ms. Vanlandingham can be reached at 480-812-7359 or [email protected].

Code Grades Location Time Dates Fees Min/Max msvanlandingham10713

Entering 1st grade

CTA Independence 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

msvanlandingham20713 Entering 1st grade

CTA Independence 9:45 am-11:30am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Kinder Exploration, Kristin Bright, Teacher Weinberg Elementary: This course is designed for students entering kindergarten or students who attended Kindergarten and need extra help. Come have some kindergarten fun in Kinder Exploration where we will work on beginning reading and writing skills, writing our name the “kindergarten way”, singing songs to help us learn and spell our sight words, and art projects. Each session contains different material, so, why not sign-up for both sessions! For questions regarding this class, please contact Kristin Bright at 480-812-7500 or [email protected]


msbright10713 Entering Kinder Or Kinder and needing

extra help

CTA Independence

8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

msbright20713 Entering Kinder Or Kinder and needing

extra help

CTA Independence

9:45 am-11:30 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20

Sharpen Your Reading and Writing: This course is designed for students in the 1st grade. Using the literature lab, students will read, respond, and work on specific activities related to the daily story. Activities will include writing a response, comic strip and letter writing, story reflection, creating a word search, art, story sequencing, and story trioramas. For questions regarding this class, please contact Beth Northrop at 480-883-4471 or [email protected].


sharpen10713 1st CTA Independence 8:00 am-9:45 am 6/5-6/26 $139 15/20



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CLUB C.U.S.D Summer Offerings

Junior Golf Success (K-6th grades): Register today for Right Start Golf (Junior Golf Success), one of the oldest and largest junior golf instruction companies you'll find! Our award winning curriculum prepares your junior golfer for a lifetime in the sport. Classes focus on swing development: full swing, pitching, chipping, and putting. Grades

K-5th welcome! For additional information, please contact Junior Golf Success at (407) 925-2855 or (480) 329-2769. Email address: [email protected]. Website: www.rightstartgolf.com Code Location Time Dates Fees Min/Max

jrgolf10713 CTA Independence East Back Field & Room 20 9 am-12 pm June 3, 4, 5, 6 $116 5/25



San Tan Valley Volleyball Camps (Grades K-12): San Tan volleyball camps are designed to develop or enhance the all-around game of each individual. The camp staff will offer instruction on the fundamental skills of volleyball as well as “position specific” skills. Skills will include passing, setting, hitting, blocking, and digging. Campers will have the opportunity to learn the skills in an individual and game-like environment and will be divided by age, ability, and position in order to provide the appropriate learning environment. Veteran high school coaches and current collegiate players will provide the latest techniques in all areas of the game. This camp will provide a strong foundation for future growth in volleyball and also prepare them for their school and club tryouts. For additional information, please contact San Tan Valley Volleyball at (480) 650-5832. Email address: [email protected] Website: www.bashavolleyball.com Registration Location Grades Time Dates Fees Min/Max

STV10713 Basha High Main Gym 6th-9th 8 am-10:30 am June 3, 4, 5, 6 $80 12/60

STV20713 Basha High Main Gym K-5th 10:30 am-12 pm June 3, 4, 5, 6 $55 12/60







NRG Cheer, Dance, & Tumbling Camp (K-8th grades): Can’t decide what you love to do? Now you don’t have to! In this energized camp, you will learn cheerleading basics, some tumbling, and a dance routine. For additional information, please contact NRG Dance at (623) 465-5979. Email address: [email protected]. Website:

www.nrgdance.net Code Location Time Dates Fees Min/Max

nrgcheer10713 Haley Elem MPR 10am-12:15pm June 10, 11, 12, 13 $150 7/25

nrgcheer20713 Ryan Elem MPR 10am-12:15pm June 17, 18, 19, 20 $150 7/25

Young Champions Karate: Karate classes teach self-defense and safety awareness presented by certified black belt instructors in an exciting format especially for students! Open to boys and girls ages 4-15, this program follows a unique curriculum beginning with release techniques, abduction prevention, respect and discipline. Beginner classes are held once a week for 40

minutes, and students have the opportunity to test for progressive belt ranks each semester, continuing through the rank of black belt. Students learn essential life skills in addition to

martial arts techniques including blocks, punches, kicks and kata. For questions regarding this class, Young Champions can be reached at (480) 603-3780. Register online at www.youngchampionsofamerica.org

Registration Location Time Dates Fees

www.youngchampionsofamerica.org Willis Jr. High Cafeteria

5 pm-9 pm Fridays: JUNE 7, 14, 21, 28, JULY 12 (Galveston MPR), 19 (Galveston

MPR) 26, AUG 2, 9

$6 per day

Additional $9 Registration Fee

Young Champions Cheer: Cheerleading classes feature FUN & safety as students build skills preparing them for school tryouts! Students learn cheers, chants, jumps, pom-dance routines & age-appropriate stunts. Participants can also earn medals & trophies while strengthening teamwork, physical fitness, self-confidence & spirit! For questions regarding this class, Young Champions can be reached at (480) 603-3780. Register online at www.youngchampionsofamerica.org

Registration Location Time Dates Fees

www.youngchampionsofamerica.org Galveston Elem MPR

7pm-9pm Tuesdays: June 4, 11, 18, 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Aug 6

$6 per day

www.youngchampionsofamerica.org Galveston Elem MPR

5:30pm-9pm Wednesdays: June 5, 12, 19, 26, July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Aug 7

$6 per day

Additional $9 Registration Fee



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Sportball Dodgeball: Dodgeball is a growing game packed with strategy and fun! Improve your game as our Sportball instructors help safely develop your throwing and catching skills, as well as, hand-eye coordination, reaction time, cardiovascular endurance, teamwork and cooperation. For additional information, please contact

Sportball at (480) 245-6818. Email address: [email protected]. Website: www.sportball.us Registration Location Grades Time Dates Fees Min/Max

sportball10713 Weinberg Elem MPR K-2nd 1pm-2pm June 3, 4, 5, 6 $58 4/12

sportball20713 Weinberg Elem MPR 3rd- 5th 2pm-3pm June 3, 4, 5, 6 $58 4/12

Sportball40713 Weinberg Elem MPR K-2nd 9am-10am July 8, 9, 10, 11 $58 4/12

Sportball50713 Weinberg Elem MPR 3rd- 5th 10am-11am July 8, 9, 10, 11 $58 4/12

Sportball Baseball: Sportball instructors teach confidence and the fundamental skills necessary to excel in baseball; including batting, running bases, throwing, catching, teamwork and more. Classes are dedicated to skills development and putting those skills to work in exciting, non-competitive games. Please bring a baseball glove. For

additional information, please contact Sportball at (480) 245-6818. Email address: [email protected]. Website: www.sportball.us Registration Location Grades Time Dates Fees Min/Max

Sportball30713 Weinberg Elem MPR K-2nd 3pm-4pm June 3, 4, 5, 6 $58 4/12

Sportball60713 Weinberg Elem MPR 3rd- 5th 11am-12pm July 8, 9, 10, 11 $58 4/12

Reach Basketball Fundamentals & Skills Development Camp (Grades K-8th): Join us for this 4 day, FUN-filled camp that teaches boys and girls (K-8th) the fundamentals of basketball. Our staff assists campers in developing and improving their current skills. Learning basketball becomes FUNdamental! For additional information, please contact Reach Basketball at (480) 268-5334. Email address: [email protected]. Website: www.reachbasketball.com


Reach10713 Willis Jr. High Gym 9 am-12 pm June 10, 11, 12, 13 $75 20/110

Reach20713 Willis Jr. High Gym 1pm-4pm June 10, 11, 12, 13 $75 20/110

Reach30713 Willis Jr. High Gym 9 am-12 pm June 17, 18, 19, 20 $75 20/110

Reach40713 Willis Jr. High Gym 1 pm-4 pm June 17, 18, 19, 20 $75 20/110

Reach50713 Willis Jr. High Gym 9am-12pm June 24, 25, 26, 27 $75 20/110

Reach60713 Willis Jr. High Gym 1pm-4pm June 24, 25, 26, 27 $75 20/110

Reach70713 Payne Jr. High Gym 9am-12pm July 8, 9, 10, 11 $75 20/110

Reach80713 Payne Jr. High Gym 1pm-4pm July 8, 9, 10, 11 $75 20/110

East Valley HoopFest 2013 Register online at

www.reachbasketball.com

Chandler High School South Gym Tournament

8am-9pm (Game times

Vary)

June 21, 22, 23 Basketball Tournament

East Valley HoopFest 2013 Register online at

www.reachbasketball.com

Chandler High School Payne Gym Tournament

8am-9pm (Times Vary)

June 21, 22, 23 Basketball Tournament

Athletes in Training Multi-Sports Camp (Grades K-5th): Experience our exciting sports camps focusing on ball handling skills, teamwork, sportsmanship and love for the game. Beginner and Intermediate Players K-5; Wear athletic clothing, bring a water bottle, a snack and lunch for full day campers! For more information, please contact Athletes In Training at (480) 786-9454. Email address: [email protected] Website: www.athletesintraining.com


AIT10713 Conley Elem MPR 9 am-12pm June 3, 4, 5, 6 $79 20/50

AIT20713 Conley Elem MPR 1 pm-4pm June 3, 4, 5, 6 $79 20/50











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