SPACE CAMPSPACE CAMPApril 8-11April 8-11Huntsville, ALHuntsville, AL

SPACE CAMPSPACE CAMPApril 8-11April 8-11Huntsville, ALHuntsville, AL

When do we leave?When do we leave?• Students should arrive at the school at 9:00pm on

TUESDAY April 8th.• Camp is over at 1pm on FRIDAY APRIL 11th. We will

leave as soon as we are dismissed from the graduation ceremony.

• The bus will travel the following route:40 West to I-75 South then I-24 West

Transportation is provided by Coach America (Durham, NC)

Contact Information

Coach America2020 S. Briggs Ave.Durham, NC 27701919-688-1230

U.S. Space & Rocket Center

One Tranquility BaseHuntsville, AL 35805256-721-7137

Endeavor Staff Members

Clemmons

Moreno

Thoman

Safety & Security

• Space Camp is located within a completely enclosed facility.

• Security guards, on duty around the clock, routinely check all packages and parcels entering the facility, including those of the employees.

• More than 70 video cameras monitor the entire facility at all times.

The safety of children entrusted into our care is a top priority.

SleepingSleeping

• We will be housed in Habitat 1 or 2.

• This location houses students in large barrack-style rooms with 30 – 60 beds per Habitat or 7 per room.

• Teachers will be with students.

• Students will be separated by gender.

• There will be a resident counselor on staff in our Habitat.

• Additionally, an officer is stationed in the Habitat area overnight.

• Your child will be under the supervision of one of the trained counselors and a rotation of Endeavor teachers during his/her entire visit.

• Camp supervisory staff and a separate security staff are on site or on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week to ensure the safety of your child. At no time are students allowed off-site.

Safety & Security

FoodFood

• Breakfast, lunch and dinner are provided in a common dining area starting the afternoon of arrival until graduation day.

• At each meal, there will be a variety of foods to appeal to different preferences. DO NOT send food to camp with your child unless it is to accommodate special dietary needs.

FoodFoodSample MealsSample Meals

• Breakfastscrambled eggs, sausage, biscuits, toast, hash brownspancakes or waffles, fresh fruit, assorted cereals, milk and juice

• Lunchsandwiches, pizza, homemade soup, fruit, assorted desserts, choice of beverage

• Dinnermeat main entrée, vegetarian entrée, selection of vegetables, pizza, sandwiches, salad bar, assorted ice cream, choice of beverage

PackingPacking• Toiletries• Sleeping bag or twin size bed linens. Pillows are

provided.• Towels• Camera• Appropriate clothing for the weather. Jeans, T-shirts,

LONG shorts etc. Light jacket or hoodie.• Cash for souvenirs and breakfast/dinner on the road.• Medication – A staff member will be named closer

to our camp departure• CLOSED TOED SHOES ONLY. Sneakers please.• Cell phones and other electronics are allowed.

ExpectationsExpectations

Space Camp Asks:• Do not pack/send extra food. The sleeping facility

is not equipped to store food.• Travel at walking speed. No running indoors or out.• SHOES AT ALL TIMES.• Respect others by observing the quiet times of

10pm-7am.• Stay in your assigned area. No boys in girls area

and vice versa. • WITH A CHAPERONE AT ALL TIMES!!!!

ExpectationsExpectationsEndeavor Charter School:• DO NOTHING that would embarrass yourself, the school

or your teachers.• If it is not yours, then it should not be in your

possession.• Keep ALL arms, hands and legs to yourself!!!!!• Your child will be sent home at your cost for reasons

such as: violation of any of the established housing procedures, defacement or destruction of property, possession of stolen materials, blatant disrespect to any of the US Air and Space Center staff members, bus driver or Endeavor Staff Members and having or participating in any verbal or physical altercation

• WITH A CHAPERONE AT ALL TIMES!!!!

Curriculum StandardsCurriculum Standards

National Science Education Standards: • History and Nature of Science: Science as a Human

Endeavor, History of Science• Physical Science: Motions and Forces Science and

Technology• Understanding about Science and Technology

North Carolina Standard Course of Study:• Goal 5.04 Describe space explorations and the

understandings gained• Goal 5.06 Analyze the spin-off benefits generated by

space exploration technology

What will we do?What will we do?

This will be a memorable adventure in a safe and stimulating environment. The programs that your child will participate in promote the excitement of astronaut and pilot training as well as independence, teamwork, responsibility, and decision making.

Students will be split into 4 groups. Each group will be assigned a space camp instructor and one of the teachers from Endeavor. Students will be divided into groups of 12-14 students.

What will we do?What will we do?

Space History• MERCURY• GEMINI• APOLLO• SHUTTLE EXHIBIT• ROCKET PARK/SHUTTLE PARK• MUSEUM HUNT• SPACE BOWL

What will we do?What will we do?

Astronaut Training• 1/6TH CHAIR• MULTI-AXIS TRAINER• G FORCE• SPACE SHOT• MISSION TO MARS SIMULATOR• CLIMBING WALL• IMAX®• ROCKET CONSTRUCTION AND LAUNCH

What will we do?What will we do?

SHUTTLE MISSION• SHUTTLE ORIENTATION• MISSION TRAINING• CONDUCT A MISSION

What will we do?What will we do?

Yes, the kids will do all of these things. The days will be jam packed with activities from sun up to sundown.