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Whatever your passion - from art, science, sports or cooking to music, photography, math or Legos – we have developed a program full of exciting adventures to interest boys and girls of all ages!

How to Register

Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Because our programs have limited enrollment, early registration is encouraged. Registration is accepted only when accompanied with the required deposit.

Hawken Summer Programs requires the following forms be completed for each child registered: • Applicable Registration Form• Parental Permission & Release Form (on back of Registration Form)• Emergency Medical Authorization

Please make additional copies if necessary! Mail completed forms and payment to: Hawken Summer Programs 5000 Clubside Road Lyndhurst, OH 44124

Please refer to the introduction pages for each program to find additional information specific to that program. Questions? Contact Hawken Summer Programs at 440.423.2940 or [email protected].

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Transportation, Pre- & After-Care Information 3 Hawklings Camp 3Boys Day Camp 4Girls Day Camp 4Boys Sports Camp 5 Girls Lifetime Adventure Camp 5

Science Camps Young Engineers and Designers, Creative Chemistry for Kids 7 Culinary Camps Intro to the Kitchen, Beyond the Basics, Sweet Desserts Galore 7Games & Sports Chess Camp, Junior All-Stars 8 Performing Arts Camps Music Theatre, Rock Band Camp 8

Visual Arts Camps Cartooning & Comic Book History, Mess Makers Art Camp, Mosaic Madness, Fashion Camp, Green Art: Trash to Treasure 9Hawken Lego University Freshman Year , Sophomore Year, Junior Year, Senior Year 10Technology Camp Video Game Design Camp, Film Making, Robotronix 11Cultural Connections Chinese Culture Through Art, Pottery & Glass Mosaics, Science & History, Visual & Performing Arts 12

Reading, Writing & Study Skills Middle School Critical Reading, Middle School Academic Writing, Critical Reading & Academic Writing 15 Mathematics Individualized Mathematics, Algebra I, Geometry 16Health Studies Health I, Health II / First Aid & CPR 17

Summer Passport Camps

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Hawken Day Camps, established in 1929, have a long history of providing some of the best summer enrichment opportunities in Greater Cleveland. Children of all ages can choose from a variety of exciting, wholesome and challenging activities led by experienced professional educators and coaches.

While your child is enjoying his or her summer experience, you’ll take comfort knowing that your child will be in a safe, nurturing environment and provided with daily hot lunches and optional transportation and pre- and after-care services.

For safety reasons, all Hawken Day Camp participants are required to wear authentic camp t-shirts. These shirts may be purchased through the Hawk’s Nest, Hawken’s school supply store.

Registration

A $300 non-refundable deposit must accompany the registration form.

Early registration ends March 1, 2012

For those who register for four- and six-week camps and PAY IN FULL by this deadline, we offer a $100 discount. Registration ends and all balances are due in the camp office by May 18, 2012.

Grade levels listed are those the camper will complete in June 2012.

There are no pro-rated fees or refunds for campers arriving after the start of the session, leaving before its completion, or missing any time during camp. Camp fees are non-transferable. Refunds will be made only with the presentation of a medical rejection slip or a doctor’s certificate before the camper is scheduled to attend camp.

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Multiple Sibling Discount

When registering multiple siblings from the same family, families receive a 10% discount for each additional child after the first registered camper. This applies to our six-week Boys and Girls Day Camps, four- and six-week Boys Sports Camp, and four- and six-week Girls Lifetime Adventure Camp. The discount will be applied to the camp with the lowest cost and it will be 10% of the actual amount due after any other discount has been applied.

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Contact Information

Hawken Day Camps5000 Clubside RoadLyndhurst, Ohio 44124

Clarence Bonner, DirectorP 440.423.2940 F [email protected]/summer

Hawklings CampAges 4 - 5 (Campers must be 4 years old before camp starts)

Session 1: June 4 - June 29Session 2 : July 2 - July 27 4 Weeks

Full Day $11009:00 am - 4:00 pmHalf Day $6009:00 am - 1:00 pmLyndhurst Campus

Hawklings camp encourages our youngest campers to explore, create and play through open ended experiences. With carefully designed and developmentally appropriate activities at the heart of the camp, the campers’ imagination, curiosity and need for physical activity is fostered. Our staff of trained educators provides a rich and nurturing environment that places a strong emphasis on the importance of building a summer community. Explorations and themes for each of the two sessions are generated based on camper interests and ideas. Whether exploring the great outdoors, creating exciting spaces for dramatic play, or learning new sports skills, campers are sure to have a blast. Hawklings is a coeducational program that offers a broad range of experiences and opportunities for all campers.

Each four-week session will focus on: • Experimentation• Creative Arts• Community Building Activity• Peer Relationships• Appreciation of Nature• Introduction to Sports• Music• Swimming

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Transportation

$500 for campers within a 10-mile radius of Hawken’s Lyndhurst campus$750 for campers outside a 10-mile radius of Hawken’s Lyndhurst campus

In most cases, buses or vans are scheduled to pick up and drop off each camper at his or her home. Depending upon proximity to the Lyndhurst cam-pus, campers will be picked up between 8:00 and 8:45 am each day. At the end of each day, vehicles leave at 4:00 pm for the return trip home and, in most cases, drop off each camper prior to 5:00 pm. (Due to limited space on our vehicles, we cannot provide one-way transportation.)

Pre- and After-Camp Care Program

Pre-Care (6 week session)$175 (Boys Sports Campers & Girls Lifetime Adventure Campers have the option of choosing 2 and 4 week sessions – see Registration Form for rates.)

After-Care (6 week session)$475 for 4:00-6:00 pm or$250 for 4:00-5:00 pm(Boys Sports Campers & Girls Lifetime Adventure Campers have the option of choosing 2 and 4 week sessions – see Registration Form for rates.)

Hawken Day Camps provide a Pre- and After-Care Program for those needing extended day services. Campers can register for this service with a one-time fee for the entire camp, or the service can be billed at an hourly rate of $9 an hour for those who only occasionally need such assistance.

Pre-Camp Care begins at 7:45 am and After-Camp Care is available from 4:00 to 6:00 pm each day. There is no transportation home provided. Campers are supervised at all times by well-trained staff members and enjoy participating in available games, arts and crafts, and sports activities. Campers in the after-care program are provided with an afternoon snack.

Boys Day Camp

Pre-kindergarten through Grade 5 (PK campers must be 4 years old before camp starts)

June 11 - July 209:00 am - 4:00 pm$1,650Lyndhurst Campus

Optional ServicesTransportation, pre- and after-care are available – see page 3 for details.

Designed for boys in pre-kindergarten through fifth grade, the Boys Day Camp offers a wide variety of activities. Based at Hawken’s Lyndhurst Campus, the daily schedule provides ample time for swimming, arts and crafts, sports, field trips, and special events such as movies, mystery guests and more.

• Beginner to lifesaver level swimming taught by Red Cross certified instructors

• Arts and crafts, painting and nature studies

• Sports including archery, baseball, basketball, frisbee, floor hockey, touch football, soccer, tennis, golf, and others

• Field trips to places such as Nelson Ledges, Fun-n-Stuff, and other local destinations

• Fun Fridays featuring special events like watermelon hunts, a Bean Carnival, a special guest or Wacky Olympics

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Girls Day Camp

Pre-kindergarten through Grade 5(PK campers must be 4 years old before camp starts)

June 11 - July 209:00 am - 4:00 pm$1,650Lyndhurst Campus


For a summer filled with fun this is the place to be! Sports, arts and crafts, and special events are just some of the exciting activities offered at our Lyndhurst Campus. Girls from pre-kindergarten through fifth grade can explore dance, music and drama; enjoy playing softball, floor hockey, volleyball and soccer; and participate in special events like the Bean Carnival, Watermelon Hunt, or Wacky Olympics. Take a daily dip in the pool and go from minnow to marlin with swim lessons by our Red Cross certified instructors.

In addition to daily activities, campers enjoy mystery guests, theme days, and field trips to exciting places such as Fun-n-Stuff and the Cleveland Zoo.

Girls Lifetime Adventure Camp

Grades 4 - 8

June 11 - July 20 9:00 am - 4:00 pm6 weeks: $1,650 4 weeks: $1,350 2 weeks: $750Gates Mills Campus


Looking for a unique summer experience? Then the Girls Lifetime Adventure Camp is for you! Designed for girls in grades 4 through 8, this program goes beyond the scope of day camp, providing activities, adventures, and the tools needed to navigate life after camp. This closely knit group will focus on: • Leadership • General Lifetime Fitness • Visual and Performing Arts • Service Projects • Green Living

Each week campers engage in a range of experiences including, but not limited to, lifetime sports and fitness, art, service learning, and team building. Monday through Thursday will include a variety of activities designed to enhance self-confidence and empowerment. Fridays will be dedicated to fun, off-campus field trips.

Girls Lifetime Adventure Camp is held at Hawken School’s Gates Mills Campus. For transportation and organizational efficiency, campers will be picked up and dropped off at the Lyndhurst campus along with our day campers. Girls may register for a two-, four- or six-week session.

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Boys Sports Camp

Grades 4 - 8

June 11 - July 20 9:00 am - 4:00 pm6 weeks: $1,650 4 weeks: $1,350 2 weeks: $750Gates Mills Campus


Designed for boys in grades 4 through 8, campers learn the fundamentals of each sport, and the importance of sportsmanship and fair play. Flexible schedules will allow campers to experience a variety of different sports or focus on one sport in particular. Each morning campers will select from multiple options (baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis, touch football, lacrosse) and engage in skills, drills and activities that teach the fundamentals of that sport. Afternoons are dedicated to intramural competition as teams work toward a championship. New teams will be selected every two weeks and will compete daily to earn points in a variety of activities, including floor hockey, bowling, golf, softball, swimming and more. Our instructors are experienced high school coaches and players trained in working with campers of all skill levels. Field trips, recreational activities and other special events are also a part of the camp.

The Boys Sports Camp is located at Hawken School’s Gates Mills Campus. Campers will be picked up and dropped off at the Lyndhurst Campus along with our day campers. Boys may register for either the two-, four- or six-week session.

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Summer Passport CampsPassport Camps offer children of all ages unique, week long (full and half day) opportunities to explore, create, learn and have fun. These camps are specifically designed to foster imagination and curiosity while developing new skills. Children looking for a variety of experiences over the course of the summer can piece together a full summer of fun tailored to their interests or simply enjoy the excitement of a one-week adventure.

In addition to daily activities, campers enjoy well-balanced lunches. Lunch is not provided for half-day programs. Drop off and pick up are at the specific campus where each camp is scheduled. Transportation and pre- and after-care are NOT available for Passport Camps.

Registration

All Passport Camps must meet minimum enrollment numbers by May 1, 2012 for camps to proceed. Early registration is encouraged and allows us to guarantee camp offerings at earlier dates, as soon as enrollment is sufficient. A $100 non-refundable deposit must accompany theregistration form. No sibling discounts are available.

Grade levels listed are those the camper will complete in June 2012.

Contact Information

Hawken Passport Camps5000 Clubside RoadLyndhurst, Ohio 44124

Mark Nestor, DirectorP 440.423.2940 F [email protected]/summer

Science Camps

Young Engineers & Designers Grades 2 - 5

July 16 - July 209:00 am - 3:00 pm$350Gates Mills Campus

Engineers are problem solvers and you are, too! Join us at Hawken’s Gates Mills Campus for a fun-filled week of tinkering, building and problem solving as we learn how engineers tackle challenges using The Design Process. During our week-long experience, you will design, construct, test and redesign a wide range of items – bridges, parachutes, camping gear and robots to name just a few – all from the perspective of trying to find solutions for specific problems. This will be a fun, hands-on, interactive week!

Creative Chemistry for KidsGrades 2 - 5

July 23 - July 279:00 am - 3:00 pm$350Gates Mills Campus

Join us at Hawken’s Gates Mills Campus for a reaction-packed week of fabulous chemistry fun! Lab coats and goggles will be provided as we work to understand the basics of chemical interactions. Junior chemists will work to investigate the physical properties of atoms, elements and molecules, as well as how they behave when mixed with one another. We will also move out of the lab during the course of the program to witness some of these reactions as they occur in nature.

Culinary Camps Intro to the KitchenGrades K - 3

Session 1: July 30 - August 3 9:00 am - 12:00 pmSession 2: August 6 - 10 1:00 pm - 4:00 p.m$250Gates Mills Campus

(Intro to Kitchen continued)Have fun with Betty Buns, author of Betty Buns’ Book of Baking Magic! Learn how to bake from scratch as Betty shares her recipes with our little chefs! Each day will incorporate math skills, sharing, reading and presentation of finished product with some basic decorating. Campers will make and take home a cookbook of all the lessons learned during this week of fun! Snacks are provided. Spaces are limited, so don’t be left out!

Beyond the BasicsGrades 4 - 7

Session 1: July 30 - August 3 1:00 pm - 4:00 p.mSession 2: August 6 - 10 9:00 am - 12:00 pm$250Gates Mills Campus

Betty Buns, author of Betty Buns’ Book of Baking Magic, will instruct junior chefs how to bake and cook from scratch during this fun-filled week of culinary camp! Each day a different theme will be presented and carried through in the cooking and baking lessons. A cookbook of everything learned (including manners and table-setting!) will be incorporated and will go home with our accomplished chefs on the last day of camp. Don’t wait to sign up – spaces are limited!

Sweet Desserts GaloreGrades 2 - 5

July 23 - 27 9:00 am - 12:00 pm$175Lyndhurst Campus

SWEET! This camp is for the child who loves to explore with desserts and baking. Customized cake pops, suckers and a variety of candy are just a few of the “sweet” creations that kids will be cooking up in this camp. Children will be introduced to basic kitchen skills and concepts as well as proper baking etiquette. Not only will campers be able to eat their creations, they’ll be able to take some home to share. Yum!!

Rock Band Camp

Grades 5 - 8

June 11 - June 159:00 am - 3:00 pm$350Lyndhurst Campus

Tune up, turn up, rock on! Why play Guitar Hero on X-box when you can be one? Why be in a virtual rock band when you can be in a real one? Join other talented musicians for an intense summer camp experience in rock. Open to students who have completed grades 5 - 8, Rock Band Camp will take place at Hawken’s Middle School at the Lyndhurst campus. You pick the songs. You help each other learn. You put on the show and you strive for rock star immortality. Campers will explore the history of the music with a visit to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and cap off the week with a live performance. Participants must be currently playing an instrument found in a rock band (drums, electric guitar, bass guitar, keyboard, vocals). Space is limited, and we reserve the final decision on eligible members.

Performing Arts Camps

Music Theatre Camp

Grades 2 - 5

July 30 - Aug 39:00 am - 12:00 pm$175Gates Mills Campus

This dynamic music and theatre camp gives students the opportunity to participate in an exciting musical experience. Students will join Hawken’s extraodinary Lower School music teacher Jodie Ricci for an intensive week of musical training including individual and group vocal coaching, basic dance movement, audition technique, and stage experience. Campers will top off their experience with a special performance for parents, friends and family showcasing each of the participants. Don’t miss this chance for your star to shine!

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Games & Sports

Chess Camp

Grades K - 5

Session 1: June 4 - 8 Session 2: July 30 - August 3 9:00 am - 3:00 pm$300Lyndhurst Campus

Calling all chess campers! Come enjoy a mixture of fun chess play as well as instruction for all levels of experience. The basic principles of chess are the main focus for beginning chess campers. Tactics and chess theory will be the focus for more advance players. Problem solving scenarios will be used along with various chess training strategies. Plenty of time will be given to open chess and tournament play among campers and instructor.

Junior All - Stars Camp

Grades K - 2

Session 1: June 4 - 8 orSession 2: July 30 - August 3 9:00 am - 3:00 pm$350Lyndhurst Campus

My Gym’s exhilarating All Star Sports Program empowers children as they learn the rules and fundamentals of various sports. Confidence soars as our My Gym kids develop skills such as passing, catching, hitting, kicking, jumping, throwing, etc. while learning to play baseball, football, soccer, basketball, hockey, tennis, and more. The curriculum for each sport includes exercise and fitness training, basic rules and definitions, court or field layout, skill drills, take-home worksheets, and analyses of concepts specific to that particular sport. The kids are elated as they develop physically, become comfortable with the basics of each sport, and gain the skills that prepare them to participate in any organized sport they choose.

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Mosaic Madness

Grades 2 - 5 June 4 - 89:00 am - 12:00 pm$175Lyndhurst Campus

Mosaic art projects are a great way for children to be creative and express their individual style. In this camp we’ll use tumbled safe (no sharp edges) colorful recycled stained glass and create mosaic mirrors, coasters and large stepping stones. Young artists get ready to have a blast!!

Mess Makers Art Camp

Grades 2 - 5 July 30 - August 39:00 am - 12:00 pm$175Lyndhurst Campus

It’s time to get messy! This camp is for the child that loves to explore anything art related and who isn’t afraid to get their hands messy. Come experiment with a variety of paint mediums, surfaces (such as canvas and wood), paint textures and much more. Dress for mess and get ready to explore the world of art!

Fashion Camp

Grades 2 - 5 August 6 - 109:00 am - 12:00 pm$175Lyndhurst Campus

Every child’s dream of being a fashion designer can finally be brought to life. This camp will give your child the opportunity to express their creative side by designing his or her own shirts, sunglasses, bandanas, handbags and much more. The week will end with a fun-filled live Fashion Show for the parents to view their children’s line!

Green Art: Trash to Treasure

Grades 3 - 6 August 6 - 109:00 am - 12:00 pm$175Lyndhurst Campus

One person’s trash is another person’s treasure. During this week we will take trash and turn it into beautiful works of art. Campers will make bird feeders out of plastic bottles, bottle vases, jewelry from magazine paper beads, and more. If you can see the potential in the things most people would throw away, this is the class for you! And it will inspire those around us to be more conscious of the potential in that discarded “piece of junk.”

Visual Arts Camps

Cartooning & Comic Book History

Grades 3 - 6

July 23 - 279:00 am - 3:00 pm$350Lyndhurst Campus

Ever dream of writing your own comic book series or creating a Sunday newspaper comic strip? Make this dream come true as professional cartoonist Thom Zahler teaches the basics of cartooning. Campers will learn the fundamentals of designing a comic strip, how to draw exciting life-like images using basic shapes, and the art of character design. Layout, composition, inking and lettering will also be introduced. As part of this highly interactive camp children will learn comic book history while investigating some of the classics including Spiderman, Batman and the Fantastic Four. Looking at the evolution of these titles and others, campers will begin developing their own heroes and villains that will come to life through illustration. Don’t miss the chance to develop your drawing skills, storytelling and character development through your own unique comic book.

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Senior Year: Lego League

Grades 3 - 5


Using teamwork, creativity and math skills campers will create a Lego robot and then program their robots to complete missions on a themed Lego mat. They will also take part in creating Lego inventions of their own. In addition to building and programing, campers will keep a photographic journal of the unique Lego creations they build during mystery challenges in the afternoon. This creative Lego camp is a must for Lego builders of all skill levels!

Sophomore Year: Lego Movie Theme Week

Grades 1-3

July 30 - August 39:00 am - 3:00 pm$350Lyndhurst Campus

We let the designers at this Lego camp have all the fun designing and building ships, space stations, castles, and other buildings from favorite movies. Over the course of this exciting week, campers will be challenged to recreate all the key elements from their favorite movies before putting them together to be photographed for a journal of classic movie scenes. Whether it’s Star Wars or Harry Potter, a classic Disney or popular Pixar movie, campers will work independently and collaboratively to bring the silver screen to life through Legos.

Freshman Year: Lego WeDo

Grades K - 2

July 23 - 279:00 am - 3:00 pm$350Lyndhurst Campus

In Lego WeDo, campers will build amazing Lego people and structures, watch them come alive when they plug them into the computer, and program them to move! They will work with simple machines, gears, levers and pulleys to see their Lego structures in action. Campers will also have the opportunity to create their own Lego inventions – the sky is the limit! Using digital photography, campers will create a photographic journal of their summer work to take home. Come join the Lego fun!

Hawken Lego University Hawken Lego University summer programs are designed to tap into campers’ creativity, building skills, and collaborative spirit. Each camp can stand on its own as a unique summer experience, or campers can come back year after year and earn a “Lego Degree.”

Junior Year: Lego Creators & Inventors

Grades 2 - 4

August 6 - 10 9:00 am - 3:00 pm$350Lyndhurst Campus

This camp is for the child who loves to imagine and build new and wonderful creations out of Legos. Campers will work in teams to plan and build different cities. Each team will select a location for their city – seaside, mountainous terrain, jungle… the possibilities are endless! Based on location, the team will then design a city to meet the opportunities and the challenges presented. In addition to city planning, campers will photograph their creations and assemble their own unique catalog, just like the ones that arrive at the house throughout the year. This camp is perfect for the outside-the-box Lego enthusiast.

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Film Making

Grades 3 - 6

July 23 - July 27 9:00 am - 3:00 pm$500Lyndhurst Campus

Do you want to make movies? Film Making Camp is a great place to start! We will cover the basics of using advanced digital video cameras and techniques for producing a quality video. Editing software is used to add effects, audio and graphics to the projects. Working in teams of 4 - 6 campers, we will shoot short documentaries, ads and/or comedy sketch videos. In addition to working with digital cameras, campers will enter the amazing world of stop motion animation to make films in Scratch. At the end of this hands-on fun filled week, students will take home a DVD of all their work to share with family and friends. And…. CUT! That’s a wrap!

Robotronix

Grades 5 - 8

July 30 - August 3 9:00 am - 3:00 pm$500Lyndhurst Campus

Robotronix with the Parallax SumoBot®Have you ever dreamed of building your own robot to do your bidding? Now’s your chance to build and control a SumoBot® robot that can detect an opponent and avoid obstacles. Then learn how to program a computer to set and modify the robots movements. This hands-on class explores mechanical design, construction and programming concepts. Campers will work in teams and then battle for control Sumo-style, trying to win the robot competition on the final day!

Technology Camps Video Game & XBOX 3D Design Camp

Grades 3 - 6

June 4 - 8 9:00 am - 3:00 pm$500Lyndhurst Campus

If you think it would be cool to learn how to make video games, join us for this hands-on workshop! Campers will have plenty of choice learning to make basic 2D video games, 3D video games, XBOX 360 games, or all three! Using their creativity and imagination campers will learn new computer skills that result in actual video games. They will also learn about story boarding and use of color, light and texture for mood creation. While creating the 3D games, students will master the use of Alice as a tool for creating environments and animations.Campers will learn the total game development cycle from beginning to end!

Cultural Connection Camps Chinese Culture Through Art

Grades 2 - 5


Explore Chinese culture with an exciting journey through traditional Chinese arts. Campers will be introduced to origami, paper cutting, fan design, mask painting, knotting, folk songs and enjoy Chinese activities such as jumping rope, Maojian, Tug of War and aerobics. This rich cultural exploration will inspire and enrich each camper’s knowledge about China.

Visual & Performing Arts

Grades 4 - 8

July 23 - 27 9:00 am - 3:00 pm$350Gries Center, University Circle*

Discover Cleveland’s vibrant visual and performing arts community. Each day campers will experience a different art form firsthand, and have the unique opportunity to meet and talk with professional artists. Vist some of Cleveland’s finest art institutions including the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland Orchestra, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Museum of Contemporary Art, and Inlet Dance Theatre.

Science & History

Grades 4 - 8

July 30 - August 3 9:00 am - 3:00 pm$350Gries Center, University Circle *

Find out what Cleveland has to offer in the way of scientific and historic explorations. Each day campers will have a “behind the scenes” experience and hands-on detection at a different cultural institution including the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland Botanical Gardens, Great Lakes Science Center, and the Dunham Tavern Museum.

Pottery & Glass Mosaics: Creating Beautiful Works of Art

Grades 2 - 6

August 6 - 10 9:00 am - 3:00 pm$350Gries Center, University Circle*

Spend the week exploring the Cleveland Museum of Art and creating functional, yet imaginative pieces of pottery. You will also create a brilliant glass mosaic window that will look like stained glass and be hung for display on the final day. All pottery pieces will be fired and ready to pick up by August 15, or carefully shipped to the camper’s address at their request.

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* These camps will be based at the Gries Center, Hawken’s University Circle campus, making it possible to visit the many culturally rich, area institutions for inspiration and learning. With careful oversight of camp staff we will be walking almost everywhere we go, and using public transportation when needed.

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Lyndhurst Campus

The Early Childhood, Lower and Middle Schools occupy 45 acres on Clubside Road in a scenic residential Lyndhurst neighborhood. Facilities include three academic buildings; a new Middle School with well-equipped science labs; dedicated art and music rooms; modern computer labs; a chapel; two libraries; three gymnasiums; a swimming pool; tennis courts; a running track; fields for baseball, football, soccer, field hockey, and lacrosse; an eco garden; and an indoor climbing wall.

5000 Clubside RoadLyndhurst, Ohio 44124

Gates Mills Campus

The Upper School, located in Gates Mills, is situated on 325 wooded acres. Facilities include a spacious academic building with a 650-seat auditorium; a library; an advanced computer lab; a writing center; art and photography studios; a ropes course; an organic garden; a modern athletic complex with two gymnasiums; a competitive swimming pool; a weight room; and a wrestling room. The grounds include six tennis courts; numerous grass and artificial turf fields; a stadium; and a track. The student dining room is located in the historic White House.

12465 County Line RoadGates Mills, Ohio 44040

University Circle Campus

The Gries Center extension campus, is located in University Cirlce and supports initiatives and programming at our Lyndhurst and Gates Mills campuses. The Center connects students with some of the greatest cultural arts organizations, medical research centers, and hospitals in the world including The Cleveland Museum of Art, The Museum of Contemporary Art, The Cleveland Museum of Natural History, The Cleveland Botanical Gardens, The Western Reserve Historical Society, The Cleveland Institute of Music, The Cleveland Orchestra, Case Western Reserve University, University Hospitals and The Cleveland Clinc.

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Lyndhurst Middle School, Lincoln HallLyndhurst Lower School, Bolton Hall

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Reading, Writing and Study SkillsMiddle School Critical ReadingStudents entering grades 6 - 8

The instructor works closely with middle school students to maximize success when dealing with various types of texts and literary works typically encountered in the classroom. Topics include: reading a textbook for maximum comprehension, producing study guides to aid with assessments, critical reading, locating key words, margin note taking, proper highlighting, writing a précis in order to organize thoughts, outlining, and adding annotations at the ends of chapters. This course is particularly recommended for students new to Hawken School, but is ideal for any student needing to strengthen these skills.

June 11 - July 6 (4 weeks) 8:30 am - 9:40 am $462 $416 (If postmarked by May 1)

Middle School Academic WritingStudents entering grades 6 - 8

Students will strengthen academic writing skills that are absolutely critical to success in school, working on areas such as effective word usage, punctuation, sentence construction, paragraph development and essay writing. Specific emphasis will be placed on organizational techniques for prewriting, building thesis statements, developing topic sentences, and crafting introductory and supporting paragraphs. This course is particularly recommended for students new to Hawken School, but is ideal for any student needing to strengthen these skills.

June 11 - July 6 (4 weeks) 11:10 am - 12:20 pm $462$416 (If postmarked by May 1)

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Summer StudiesHawken Summer Studies is a six-week summer program of credit, review, preview and enrichment classes for students entering grades 6 -12. Classes will be held at our upper campus in Gates Mills, with offerings in mathematics, writing, critical reading and health studies. The Summer Studies program is open to students from both public and private schools.

Registration

Pre-registration is encouraged and allows us to guarantee course offerings at earlier dates, as soon as the enrollment is sufficient. We offer significant savings - a 10% tuition reduction - to those who register by May 1, 2012. This reduced price is listed at the end of each course description. To pre-register, forward the completed registration form along with a non-refundable registration fee of $40 to Hawken Summer Studies, 5000 Clubside Road, Lyndhurst, Ohio 44124.

Contact Information Hawken Summer Studies5000 Clubside RoadLyndhurst, Ohio 44124

Bob Kachurek, DirectorP 440.423.2039 F [email protected]/summer

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Critical Reading and Academic WritingStudents entering grades 9 - 12

Students will maximize success when dealing with various literary works typically encountered in the classroom. Topics include: maximum comprehension, critical reading, locating key words, margin note taking, proper highlighting, writing a précis in order to organize thoughts, outlining, and adding annotations in texts. Students will also strengthen academic writing skills, working on areas such as effective word usage, punctuation, sentence construction, paragraph development and essay writing. Specifically, emphasis will be placed on organizational techniques for prewriting, building thesis statements, developing topic sentences, and crafting introductory and supporting paragraphs, and critical essay skills. This course is recommended for students new to Hawken School, but is ideal for any student needing to strengthen these skills.

June 11 - July 6 (double period, 4 weeks)8:30 am - 11:00 am $925$833 (If registration postmarked by May 1)

MathematicsIndividualized MathematicsStudents entering grades 6 - 12

This Individualized Mathematics course provides any student the opportunity to study, at a suitable pace, a mathematics subject of his or her own choosing. Two teachers tutor students in the same classroom, enabling them to accelerate their progress while providing individual attention for students experiencing difficulty in mathematics. Prior to the start of classes, students should meet with a math teacher at their school to discuss goals for the summer program. They should bring a textbook recommended by that math advisor for use in class. Individualized programs are offered in the following areas: middle school mathematics, pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, analytic geometry, introductory calculus and SAT mathematics. In order to do justice to the title “Individualized Mathematics,” this course will be limited to eight students per section. If a student’s summer schedule does not allow placement in the preferred grade-level session, he/she may request to be enrolled in the other session - some mixing of grade level sessions occur. (This course is divided into two three-week sessions which may be combined to create a six-week course.)

Term 1June 11 - June 29 (3 weeks)9:50 am -11:00 am (Grades 6 - 8)11:10 am -12:20 pm (Grades 9 -12) and/orTerm 2July 2 - July 20 (3 weeks)9:50 am -11:00 am (Grades 6 - 8)11:10 am -12:20 pm (Grades 9 -12)

$353 per 3 week session($318 if postmarked by May 1)

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Algebra I (Full Credit)Students entering grades 8 - 12Registration must be received by Wednesday, May 30

Algebra I is an all-morning, full-credit, fast-paced course in first-year algebra (regular level), designed primarily for good mathematics students who have not had the opportunity to accelerate their progress in the middle school years. This course can also be taken by those wanting to comprehensively review algebra before enrolling in Algebra II in the fall. The daily schedule will consist of group sessions with the instructor and independent student work sessions. Students will also be expected to do additional work at home each day. Hawken students must see the chair of the math department about a mandatory permission form prior to taking this course for credit.

June 11 - July 20 (6 weeks)8:30 am - 12:20 pm

$1,311 ($1,180 if postmarked by May 1)

Geometry (Full Credit)Students entering grades 9 - 12Registration must be received by Wednesday, May 30

Geometry is an all-morning, full-credit course in Euclidean plane and solid geometry, designed for strong mathematics students. The daily schedule of this fast-paced course will consist of group sessions with the instructor and independent student work sessions. Students will also be expected to do additional work at home each day. Hawken students must see the chair of the math department about a mandatory permission form prior to taking this course for credit.

June 11 - July 20 (6 weeks)8:30 am - 12:20 pm

$1,311 ($1,180 if postmarked by May 1)

Health Studies Health IStudents entering grade 9

This three-week course is targeted toward students who would like to earn their upper/high school health credit over the summer. (Non-Hawken students need to check with their school to determine if the credit will be transferable.)This course addresses current and lifetime issues such as stress, nutrition, chronic illnesses, physical activity, sex education, and drug use and abuse.

Term 1June 11 - June 29 (3 weeks)8:30 am - 9:40 am or 9:50 am - 11:00 am or 11:10 am - 12:20 pm

Term 2July 2 - July 20 (3 weeks, no class July 4)9:50 am - 11:00 am

$366 ($329 if postmarked by May 1)

Health II / First Aid & CPR Students entering grades 9 - 10

This three-week course is targeted toward students who would like to earn their upper/high school First Aid/CPR credit during the summer. Instruction will be designed to stress fundamentals toward both written and practical application. Due to the compressed nature and full schedule of this course, absences are difficult to make up. Select a session for which you will have no planned absences.

Note: Health II classes usually fill early – by the first or second week of May.

Term 1June 11 - June 29 (3 weeks)8:30 am - 9:40 am or9:50 am - 11:00 am or11:10 am - 12:20 pm

Term 2July 2 - July 20 (3 weeks, no class on July 4)8:30 - 9:40 am

$366 ($329 if postmarked by May 1)

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Conditions of EnrollmentHawken Summer Studies requires that all students subscribe to the following conditions of enrollment. The registration fee secures a student’s place in classes and is not refundable. If a student registers and then withdraws from a class before the end of the first week of that class, one-half of tuition will be refunded. No refunds will be made thereafter. Hawken Summer Studies reserves the right to cancel any course for which there is insufficient demand. In order to balance enrollments and ensure reasonably sized classes, it might be necessary to change a student’s selected class times if there are two sections of a course offered.

TuitionInformation on tuition for Hawken Summer Studies courses is listed with each course description.

Financial AidParents of Hawken students who will receive financial aid for the 2012-2013 school year should contact the Summer Studies staff about receiving identical percentage discounts for summer classes. We are sorry, but we cannot offer financial aid to students who attend other schools.

Important Dates to Remember March - June: Registration confirmations will be mailed on a rolling basis. Notice of class changes and/or cancellations will be communicated immediately by phone or mail so you may planaccordingly. May 1: Registrations postmarked by this date receive a lower tuition price, as listed. June 1: Latest date at which classes would be canceled by the school. May 30 - June 6: All students receive finalized schedules and opening-day information by mail. June 11: Opening day for many Summer Studies classes. July 4 (Wednesday): No classes. The national holiday is observed.

Student EvaluationsParents of students will receive their child’s written evaluations at the completion of all courses. They will be sent through email (U.S. Mail, if requested). Four-week and six-week courses will also provide a mid-term evaluation. Families will receive a form with which to make requests to have evaluations and/or grades forwarded to other schools.

Academic CreditHawken School academic credit is granted only as specified in individual course descriptions. If a student does not attend Hawken, permission to seek academic credit should be cleared through the administration at the student’s school in advance of taking a course.

Total Day Camp Fees $ ______________ Early Registration Discount $ _______________ Subtotal $ ______________

2nd or 3rd Sibling, Deduct 10%of actual amount paying $ _______________

Total Due $ ______________

Minimum $300 non-refundable deposit must accompany this registration form.

Personal Check (Payable to Hawken School)

Visa MasterCard

American Express Discover

__________________________________________ Card Number

___________________ ____________________ Expiration Date Amount to Charge

_______________________________________ Signature (Required for all credit card payments)

Payment in full received by March 1 qualifies for Early Registration discount of $100 for 4 and 6 week camps only! Registration ends and all fees are due by May 18, 2012

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Camper Information Name _______________________________________________________ M F Age _________ Birthday ____________________

Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Street City State Zip

School _________________________________________________________________________ Grade Completed 6/2012 _______________ Returning Camper One friend you would like to be grouped with ____________________________________________________________

Family Information

Parent/Guardian 1 Name ____________________________________________________ Email ______________________________________

Home phone _____________________________ Cell Phone____________________________ Business phone __________________________

Parent/Guardian 2 Name ____________________________________________________ Email _______________________________________


Please do not share my phone number for car-pooling. Please send correspondence via: Email US Mail

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Hawken Day Camps 2012 Registration FormPlease fill out one form for each camper (copy as needed). Please print clearly.

Girls Lifetime Adventure Camp

6 Weeks $1,650 June 11 - July 20

4 Weeks * $1,350

2 Weeks * $750

*Please indicate which block(s) you would like.

June 11 - June 22

June 25 - July 6

July 9 - July 20

Girls Day Camp


Pre-Care

6 Weeks $1754 Weeks $1402 Weeks $ 70

After-Care

6 Weeks $475 4:00 - 6:00 pm $250 4:00 - 5:00 pm

4 Weeks $345 4:00 - 6:00 pm $175 4:00 - 5:00 pm

2 Weeks $175 4:00 - 6:00 pm $90 4:00 - 5:00 pm

Transportation$500 within 10 mile radius$750 outside 10 mile radius

Deadline for transpor-tation registration is May 1, 2012.

Requests received after May 1 cannot be guaranteed.

Please fill out and return the Registration, Parent Release (opposite side) and Emergency Medical Authorization forms, and mail to Hawken Summer Programs, 5000 Clubside Road, Lyndhurst, Ohio 44124 or fax at 440.423.2930.

For further information or questions please go to [email protected] or call 440.423.2940.

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Hawklings Camp

Session 1 June 4 - June 29

4 Weeks / Half Day $600

4 Weeks / Full Day $1,100

Session 2 July 2 - July 27

4 Weeks / Half Day $600

4 Weeks / Full Day $1,100

Camp Selection Additional Services Payment

* No camp Wednesday, July 4!

Boys Day Camp


Boys Sports Camp

6 Weeks $1,650June 11 - July 20

4 Weeks * $1,350

2 Weeks * $750

* Please indicate which block(s) you would like.

June 11 - June 22

June 25 - July 6

July 9 - July 20

Passport Camps 2012 Registration FormPlease fill out one form for each camper (copy as needed). Please print clearly.

Total Passport Camp Fees $ ______________

Minimum $100 non-refundable deposit must accompany this registration form.


Visa MasterCard


__________________________________________ Card Number


_________________________________________Signature (Required for all credit card payments)

Please refer to camp descriptions for ages and times.

All camps must meet minimum enrollment numbers for camps to proceed.

Parental Permission & Release For Student Participation In School-Sponsored Activities

I, _____________________________________, state that I am the parent or legal guardian of ___________________________, (my “Child”), a Summer Programs participant at Hawken School, an Ohio Not-for-Profit Corporation located at 5000 Clubside Road, Lyndhurst, Ohio 44124 and 12465 County Line Road, Gates Mills, Ohio 44040 (the “School”), and that in consideration of the agreement by the School to permit my Child to participate in any and all School-sponsored activities for which they are registered, do state that: This document is provided in place of individual authorization for each School-sponsored activity. School-sponsored activities include but are not limited to all athletic events, extracurricular activities, field trips and intra-campus activities. 1. I am aware of the nature of School-sponsored activities and understand there are risks/dangers attendant to my Child’s participation; 2. I hereby agree to permit my Child to participate in any and all such School-sponsored activities unless I advise the School in writing beforehand that I revoke my permission for a particular activity or activities; 3. I warrant that there is accident and health insurance coverage for my Child that will cover my Child while participating in all such School-sponsored activities; 4. In the event of amdical emergency, and after reasonable attempts have been unsuccessful to reach me, I hereby give permission for the representative of the School in charge of the School-sponsored activity to arrange for and/or authorize emergency medical treamnt for my Child; 5. I agree to release, indemnify, protect, defend and hold hamess the School, its teachers, amnistrators, trustees, supervisors, agents, employees, and all private persons or organizations volunteering services without charge (the “School’s representatives”) to supervise or chaperone my Child while participating in the School-sponsored activities, from any clamor liability of whatsoever kind or nature, including but not limited to personal injury, including loss of life, or loss of any kind and/or property damage, court costs, attorneys’ fees and interest, as a result of my Child’s participation in the School-sponsored activities. I do not agree, however, to such release in the case of gross negligence or willful or intentional inappropriate actions or inactions by employees of the School which ham Child; 6. Hawken School values a strong and positive partnership with parents. That relationship is key in the implementation of the School’s mission. To that end, I agree that the School reserves the right not to continue enrollment, or not to re-register a child, if the School concludes that the actions of a parent are inconsistent with such a relationship or seriously interfere with the School’s accomplishment of its program; 7. Hawken School strives to provide a safe and fun environment for all children. Therefore, bullying, inappropriate language, destruction of property or physical violence will not be tolerated. Any infraction of this policy may result in expulsion from our program. In this event, I understand that program fees will be forfeited; 8. I agree that the School may terminate my Child’s participation in any School-sponsored activities if my Child fails to behave or act in accordance with the School’s rules and/or regulations on conduct, fails to follow the instructions and/or directions of the School’s representatives or evidences conduct deemed to be detrimental to or incompatible with the interest, comfort or welfare of those participating in the School-sponsored activities including students, School representatives and supervisors as determined by the representative of the School in charge of the School-sponsored activity. Accordingly, I hereby authorize Summer Program Directors and other respective amnistrators to amnister and enforce disciplinary action in the event of any violation of or noncompliance with such rules and/or regulations by my Child.

_______________________ ________________________________________________ ____________________________________________Date Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian

In addition, I permit the School to use the photographic and/or video graphic image or likeness of the student in the School’s publications, news reports, marketing and promotional materials and these images may appear in any of the wide variety of media formats including, but not limited to, print, broadcast, videotape, CD/DVD, and electronic/on-line media. Yes No

I give my permission to include my Child’s name, address, and phone number in a Summer Programs directory. Yes No


Camper Information Name _______________________________________________________ M F Age _________ Birthday ____________________


School _________________________________________________________________________ Grade Completed 6/2012 _______________ Returning Camper One friend you would like to be grouped with ____________________________________________________________

Family Information






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Science Camps

Young Engineers & Designers$350 July 16 - July 20

Creative Chemistryfor Kids$350 July 23 - July 27

Culinary Camps

Intro to the Kitchen$250Session IJuly 30 - Aug 39:00 am - 12:00 pm

Session IIAug 6 - Aug 101:00 - 4:00 pm

Beyond the Basics$250Session IJuly 30 - Aug 31:00 - 4:00 pm

Session IIAug 6 - Aug 109:00 am - 12:00 pm

Desserts Galore$175July 23 - July 27

Technology Camps

Video Game Design$500June 4 - June 8

Film Making$500July 23 - July 27

Robotronix$500July 30 - Aug 3

Lego University

Freshman Year$350 July 23 - July 27

Sophomore Year$350 July 30 - Aug 3

Junior Year$350 Aug 6 - Aug 10

Senior Year$350 July 16 - July 20

Games & Sports

Chess Camp$300 Session IJune 4 - June 8 orSession IIJuly 30 - Aug 3

Junior All-Stars$350Session IJune 4 - June 8 orSession IIJuly 30 - Aug 3

Cultural Connections

Chinese Art$175 July 23 - July 27

Pottery & Mosaics$350 Aug 6 - Aug 10

Science & History$350 July 30 - Aug 3

Visual & Performing $350 July 23 - July 27

Please fill out and return the Registration, Parent Release (opposite side) and Emergency Medical Authorization forms, and mail to Hawken Summer Programs, 5000 Clubside Road, Lyndhurst, Ohio 44124 or fax at 440.423.2930.For further information or questions please go to [email protected] or call 440.423.2940.

Camp Selection Payment

Performing ArtsCamps

Music Theater$175July 30 - Aug 3

Rock Band $350June 11 - June 15

Visual Arts Camps

Cartooning & Comic History$350 July 23 - July 27

Mosaic Madness$175 June 4 - June 8

Fashion$175 Aug 6 - Aug 10

Green Art$175 Aug 6 - Aug 10

Mess Makers Art$175 July 30 - Aug 3

Total Class Fees $ ______________ Non-RefundableRegistration Fee $ _______________ Total Due $ ______________


Visa MasterCard


__________________________________________ Card Number


_________________________________________Signature (Required for all credit card payments)

Payment in full received by May 1 qualifies for the early registration discount listed for each Summer Studies course!

All tuition and fees are due by the first dayof classes.

Student Information Name _______________________________________________________ M F Age _________ Birthday ____________________


School _________________________________________________________________________ Grade Completed 6/2012 _______________

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Summer Studies 2012 Registration FormPlease fill out one form for each student (copy as needed). Please print clearly.

Health Studies

Health I

Term 1$366($329 if postmarked by May 1) June 11 - June 29 (3 Weeks)

8:30 am - 9:40 am9:50 am - 11:00 am 11:10 am - 12:20 pm

Term 2$366($329 if postmarked by May 1) July 2 - July 20 (3 Weeks)9:50 am - 11:00 am

Health II - First Aid / CPR

Term 1$366($329 if postmarked by May 1) June 11 - June 29 (3 Weeks)

8:30 am - 9:40 am9:50 am - 11:00 am 11:10 am -12:20 pm

Term 2$366($329 if postmarked by May 1) July 2 - July 20 (3 Weeks)8:30 am - 9:40 am

Please fill out and return the Registration, Parent Release (opposite side) and Emergency Medical Authorization forms, and mail to Hawken Summer Programs, 5000 Clubside Road, Lyndhurst, Ohio 44124 or fax at 440.423.2930.

For further information or questions please go to [email protected] or call 440.423.2940.

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Mathematics

Individualized Mathematics$353 Per 3 week session($318 if postmarked by May 1)

Term 1June 11 - June 29 (3 Weeks)9:50 am - 11:00 am (Gr. 6 - 8)11:10 am - 12:20 pm (Gr. 9 - 12)

Term 2July 2 - July 20 (3 Weeks)9:50 am - 11:00 am (Gr. 6 - 8)11:10 am - 12:20 pm (Gr. 9 - 12)

Algebra I$1,311($1,180 if postmarked by May 1) June 11 - July 20 (6 Weeks)8:30 am - 12:20 pm

Geometry$1,311($1,180 if postmarked by May 1)

Reading, Writing & Study SkillsMiddle School Critical Reading$462($416 if postmarked by May 1) June 11 - July 6 (4 Weeks)8:30 am - 9:40 am

Middle SchoolAcademic Writing $462($416 if postmarked by May 1) June 11 - July 6 (4 Weeks)11:10 am - 12:20 pm

Critical Reading &Academic Writing $925($808 if postmarked by May 1) June 11 - July 6 (4 Weeks) (Double Period - 4 Weeks)8:30 am - 11:00 am

Course Selection Payment

* No classes Wednesday, July 4!

Hawken SchoolEmergency Medical Authorization

Child Information

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Last Name First Name Middle Name Date of Birth Grade Completed 6/2012

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Street Address City State Zip Home Phone

Parent/Guardian Information

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Parent/Guardian 1 Name Occupation Phone 1 Phone 2

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Parent/Guardian 2 Name Occupation Phone 1 Phone 2

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Name of Primary Health Insurance ID Number Group Number

If I cannot be contacted and it is advisable to send my child home due to minor illness, or for emergency treatment due to injury, he/she can be released in the custody of (I have notified this person of this listing):

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Name Relationship to child Phone 1 Phone 2

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Name Relationship to child Phone 1 Phone 2

In the event that the parents/guardians cannot be reached, I hereby grant consent for the following medical care providers and local hospital to be called:

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Physician Phone Hospital

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Dentist Phone

In the event reasonable attempts to contact me have been unsuccessful, I hereby give my consent for (1) the admnistration of any treatment deemed necessary by above named doctors, or, in the event the designated preferred practitioner is not available, by another licensed physician or dentist; and (2) the transfer of my child to any hospital reasonably accessible.

Current Medication Being Taken _____________________________________________________________________________________________

Disabilities _____________________________________________________ Allergies ________________________________________________

Recent Illness/Injury/Surgery ________________________________________ Most Recent Tetanus Shot ____________________________________

Other Medical Information _________________________________________ Immunization Update ______________________________________

Signature of Parent/Guardian _______________________________________________________________ Date _____________________

This authorization enables parents and guardians to authorize the provision of emergency treament for children who become ill or injured while under school authority, when parents or guardians cannot be reached.

Please fill out one form for each child (copy as needed). Please print clearly.

Part 2 Refusal of Consent

Part 1 Grant of Consent

DO NOT complete Part 2 if you completed Part 1

I DO NOT give my consent for emergency medical treament of my child. In the event of illness or injury requiring emergency treatment, I wish the school authorities to take the following action: _______________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Signature of Parent/Guardian _______________________________________________________________ Date _____________________







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