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Welcome from the Summer Program Director ..................................1

Service Learning Week................................................................... 2

Discovery Kids Camp & Narnia (extended day care) ....................... 3

Grades K5–2 Classes & Camps/Build-A-Day Program ................ 4-6

Grades 3–5 Classes & Camps/Build-A-Day Program ..................7-9

Grades 6–8 Classes & Camps/Build-A-Day Program ............... 10-12

Grades 9–12 Classes & Camps ......................................................13

Class & Athletic Camp Descriptions ........................................14–36

Kaplan Test Prep Classes .............................................................36

BA Credit Courses .......................................................................36

About Brookfi eld Academy .......................................................... 37

Brookfi eld Academy Summer Program Staff and Faculty......... 38-39

Lunch Order Form ...................................................................... 40

Registration ............................................................................Insert or register online at brookfi eldacademy.org

Summer Days General Information ........................ inside back cover

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Brookfi eld Academy is a co-educational, private, independent day school for grades K4 through 12. The Summer Program draws from the Academy’s quality teaching staff and superb campus facilities. This is an ideal opportunity to experience the Academy’s teaching style, philosophy, and energy for yourself.

SUMMER DAYS 2017

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Fields of Freedom ............................FOF

Freedom Hall ......................................FH

Independence Hall ...............................IH

Patriots Hall........................................PH

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This Summer... is packed with opportunities for all ages. Join Brookfi eld Academy staff members, in addition to other enthusiastic teachers from great outside organizations. Everyone is excited to offer you an enjoyable and memorable summer experience.

I’d like to highlight some important information before you consider our program options.

All new offerings to the program are marked in the description pages with a .

Credit classes are available for Brookfi eld Academy credit and potential credit at other high schools. See pages 13 & 36.

Discovery Kids Camp will be held in Constitution Hall and Independence Hall. See page 3.

To suit each individual’s needs, classes and camps are available á-la-carte. Come for one, two, or even four classes per day according to your schedule and interests. Students may pre-order hot lunch or bring their own. At 12 noon there is a 25 minute supervised period.

Hot Lunch Program: See below for details.

A 10% discount is granted to each student who enrolls in four or more classes at any time during the Summer Program. (See exclusions on Registration Form.)

The Summer Program classes qualify as child care expenses. Please contact our business offi ce after summer to obtain a receipt of payment to report on your individual tax return.

Online registration continues for convenient payments by Visa or MasterCard. Visit brookfi eldacademy.org/academics/summer-days-program to complete your registration online. Paper registration forms are also accepted. This form is included in the course catalog or may be downloaded from our website.

Help our staff run the program smoothly by reviewing the General Information section listing all procedures, located on the inside back cover of the catalog. See the teacher/coach credentials section to help you get acquainted with our well-qualifi ed staff. This is located at the end of the catalog.

I look forward to seeing you on campus this summer.

Julie D’Arruda, Summer Program Director

TIPS FOR USING THIS BOOK

• For classes available at a glance, by age group, and by session, see pages 3 – 13.

• Classes listed in the Build-a-Day charts run for one or two consecutive week sessions.

• Detailed class descriptions listed alphabetically begin on page 14.

• For classes that earn Brookfi eld Academy credit and for SAT/ACT prep, see pages 13 and 36.

LUNCH PROGRAM

We will be ordering Subway sandwiches and Dominos pizza for hot lunch this summer.

• The order form is on page 40 and also available online.

• Orders must be received the Friday prior to the week for which you would like to place an order.

• Parents should still pack a snack and beverage for students staying for three or more hours.

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Again this year, we will be going on Service Project Field Trips! We will take a private bus to our destination so students will see, in person, how the people/animals we visit benefi t from our donations and our time. These classes are no charge to interested students, thanks to the generosity of Brookfi eld Academy parents and their businesses who have underwritten the cost of transportation for students and all necessary materials/supplies. Students should bring their own peanut-free snack and a donation as suggested below. You may participate in as many projects as you would like, but register soon. These classes fi ll quickly.

Maximum of 20 students per service project.

“ We cannot defend freedom abroad by deserting it at home”

~Edward R. Murrow

Sponsored by Advanced Ear, Nose, & Throat Specialists, Gwen & Madan KandulaLet us not forget those who served our country and others for free-dom and human rights. The patients at the VA Hospital are there due to their courage and valor in serving the USA. We will visit with patients there and perform a talent show, individually or in a group (please prepare a 1-2 minute poem, song, dance, or talent to perform). We will rehearse the show on Monday and make cards for the veterans.

Dates/Hours: Monday, June 5, 9:00 am – noon Grades: 2 – 12Location: PH Leaders: Linda Mills & BA Staff

“ We cannot defend freedom abroad by deserting it at home” – cont’d…

We will do a fi nal rehearsal and go to the VA Hospital to perform the talent show we rehearsed and visit with patients.

Dates/Hours: Tuesday, June 6, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Grades: 2 – 12Location: PH Leaders: Linda Mills & BA Staff

“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.”

~Mahatma Gandhi

Sponsored by Dr. Michelle BonnessAnimals enrich our lives in so many ways. Not only are they loyal companions, but they also serve as guides for the handicapped, assist with law enforcement and fi refi ghters, bring joy to the elderly and

infi rm, and perform countless other tasks. For this service project, we will hear from a Humane Society educator, make a service project to benefi t the animals, and then visit the Elmbrook Humane Society. Students are asked to bring donations from their website at www.ebhs.org/index.php/how-to-help-2/donate. Students with any allergies to animals are advised not to enroll in this class.

Dates/Hours: Wednesday, June 7, 9:00 am – noonGrades: 2 – 12Location: PHLeaders: Linda Braun & BA Staff

“It is one of the most beautiful compensations of life, that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself.”

~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

Sponsored by The Boucher Automotive GroupThe Ronald McDonald House of Eastern Wisconsin is dedicated to easing the burden of families whose lives have been disrupted as a result of their child’s illness or injury. It provides a “home away from home” for these families. Participants will be making fun summer activity/snack baskets and cards. We will deliver these baskets and visit with the families residing there. Participants are asked to bring new items for donation, such as individually packaged snacks (goldfi sh, pretzels, nuts, crackers, cereal bars, etc), travel size hand sanitizers, decks of cards, 8.5 x 11 packs of copy paper, baby dolls, gift cards in $5 or $10 increments to Amazon, Kohls, Walmart, Jimmy Johns, Subway, movie passes (AMC or Marcus).

Dates/Hours: Thursday, June 8, 9:00 am – noonGrades: 2 – 12Location: PHLeaders: Debbie Just & BA Staff

“To care for those who once cared for us is one of the highest honors.”

~Tia WalkerInspired by Peyton Emling

Sponsored by The Orthopedic Institute of Wisconsin and Mid-west Orthopedic Specialty HospitalFriday, we will be visiting the residents of St. Camillus Assisted Living. We ask students to bring donations of packaged sugar-free and peanut-free cookies. Also, students will design greeting cards to give to the residents and visit with them.

Dates/Hours: Friday, June 9, 9:00 am – noonGrades: 2 – 12Location: PHLeaders: Greeta Hofbauer & BA Staff

Service Learning WeekSession I: June 5, 7- 9, 9 am - 12 pm

June 6, 10 am – 1 pm

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Brookfi eld Academy’s Discovery Kids Camp is the perfect blend of enrichment, exploration, and physical activity in a fun, caring, and engaging environment.

The Discovery Kids Camp is offered in six sessions. Each session is one week in duration, with various themes and activities every day. Each session includes different activities daily in literature appreciation, physical movements, music, and art. Outdoor activities are enjoyed every day that weather permits.

Register for one or multiple sessions.

Limited to 25 campers per session.

Hours: Morning session 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Afternoon session 12:30 – 3:30 pm Full day 9:00 am – 3:30 pmFee: $160 per week for half-day sessions $310 per week for full-day sessions Location: Constitution Hall and Independence Hall

June 5 – 9 Let’s Go ... Explore Farms! Instructor: Dawn Speich

June 12 – 16 Let’s Go … Explore a World of Color!

Instructor: Mary Heuvelmans

June 19 – 23 Let’s Go ... Explore Fun with our Hands and Feet!


June 26 – 30 Let’s Go ... Explore Inside, Outside – Opposites are Fun!


July 10 – 14 Let’s Go ... Explore Authors, Authors, Authors!

Instructor: Debi Schickert

July 17 – 21 Let’s Go … Explore the World of Amazing Animals!

Instructor: Jane O’Leary

July 24 – 28 Let’s Go … Explore the World of Water!


July 31 – Aug.4 Let’s Go … Explore the Beautiful Trees around Us!


August 7 – 11 Let’s Go … Explore Birthdays! Instructor: Dawn Speich

Extend the Day in

Narnia Entering K4 - Grade 8

Discovery Kids CampEntering K4 - Grade 1

Narnia, a childcare and enrichment program named after the children’s book series by C. S. Lewis, is available for students participating in the Summer Program. Available in the morning, afternoon, or both, Narnia provides quality care for children as early as 7:30 am until 5:30 pm.

This service is available June 5 – 30 and July 10 – August 11. Please note: Narnia care is not available the week of July 3 – 7 due to the holiday. Advance registration is required. However, we do realize that special circumstances occur and your child may need to come sometimes when they are not pre-paid. Please have payment in check or cash available upon picking up your student. If no payment is received at the time of pick-up, the Narnia

teacher will document your student’s time in Narnia, and you will be billed accordingly to pay for this service.

LOCATION: DATES: PHONE:Patriots Hall June 5 – 30 & (262)783-3200 x. 162 or July 10 – 21 (262)252-6658 Constitution Hall July 24 – August 11 (262)783-3200 x. 111 or (262)252-6658HOURS/FEES: 7:30 am - 9:00 am (M - F) $10.00 per day3:30 pm - 5:00 pm (M - F) $10.00 per day 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm (M - F) $13.00 per day

* $10 fee for every 10 minutes after 5:30 pm pick up

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• Build-a-Day program classes for students entering grades K5, 1, and 2 are listed in the charts on pages 5 and 6. Use the charts as a guide to plan a full day at Brookfi eld Academy.

• See descriptions of all classes and camps beginning on page 14.

Grades K5, 1, & 2 Build-A-Day

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Session IJune 5 – June 9

(2 hr. 55 min. classes)

Session II June 12 – June 23

(85 min. classes)

Session IIIJune 26 – June 30(2 hr. 55 min. classes)

Session IVJuly 10 – July 21

(85 min. classes)7:30 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3

9:00Competition Craze I(Grades 1 & 2) – p 17

Basketball: Mighty Mites Boys – p 15

Baseball: Milwaukee Brewer’s Baseball Camp (9 am – 3 pm) (Grades 1 & 2) – p 15

Build It, Little Masters Architecture! – p 16

9:00Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) p 3 Chess: Beginner – p 16 Discovery Camp

(Grades K4 & K5) – p 3 Chess: Beginner – p 16

9:00Field Hockey I (Grades 1 & 2) – p 21

Cooking: Around the World in 10 Days – p 18 Is it Science? Is it Art? I – p 24 Cooking: Pint Sized Chefs –

p 18

9:00Service Learning (Grade 2) – p 2 & 31 Dance: Tap I – p 19 LEGO® Engineering – p 27 Discovery Camp (Grades K4 &

K5) (9 am – 12:00 pm) – p 3

9:00 Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) (9 am – 12:00 pm) – p 3

Soccer: Chicago Fire Camp I (Grades 1& 2) – p 31

LEGO®: Mining and Crafting (Grades 1 & 2) – p 27

9:00LOGO: Pirates, Aliens, Robots, and Who? – p 28 Soccer: Mighty Mites – p 32

9:00 Phonetic Fun (Grade 1) – p 30 Tennis Camp I – p 33

Writing: Creative Writing –Short Stories I – p 35

10:30 Chess: Intermediate – p 17 Art Masters Jr. Fun! – p 15

10:30 Dance: Hip Hop I – p 18 Basketball: Mighty Mites Girls p 16

10:30Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) (continued) – p 3 Chess: Intermediate – p 17

10:30 Learning with STEM – p 26 Dance: Ballet I – p 18

Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) (continued) – p 3Law: Fairytales and the Legal System – p 25LEGO®: Brick-mon GO! (Grades 1 & 2) – p 26

12:00 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

12:30LEGO®: Brick-mon GO! (Grades 1 & 2) – p 26 Chess: Advanced – p 17

Baseball: Milwaukee Brewer’s Baseball Camp (continued) (Grades 1 & 2) – p 15

Amazing Athletes (July) – p 14

12:30Center Stage: Jon Scieszka – p 16

Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) (12:30 – 3:30 pm) – p 3

Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) – p 3 Chess: Advanced – p 17

12:30Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) – p 3

LEGO® Building FUNdamentals – p 26

LEGO® Architectural Design Thinking (STEAM) – p 26

Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) (12:30 – 3:30 pm) – p 3

12:30 The Golden Ruler I – p 23 Volleyball: Beach Volleyball – p 34

Spanish for Travelers (Grades 1 & 2) – p 32 Piano Camp – p 30

12:30 Junior Scientist – p 25 Writing: Creative Writing – Poetry I – p 35

2:00 Amazing Athletes (June) – p 14 Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) (continued) – p 3

2:00 Arty Party – p 15 Dance: Poms I – p 19

2:00Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) (continued) – p 3 Science in Practice – p 31

2:00 Early Explorers – p 20 Violin Camp – p 342:00 Read Me Sum Math – p 303:30 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3

See sessions V, VI, and VII on page 6.

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Session V July 24 – July 28

(Classes – 2 hr. 55 min.)

Session VIJuly 31 – Aug 4


Session VIIAug 7 – Aug 11

(Classes – 2 hr. 55 min.)7:30 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3

9:00Competition Craze I (Grades 1 & 2) – p 17

Art: Amazing, Rad Technique! (Grades 1 & 2) – p 14 Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) – p 3

9:00 Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) – p 3 Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) – p 3 The Golden Ruler II – p 23

9:00Games Galore! (Grades 1 & 2) (10:30 – 11:55 am) – p 22

LEGO®: Mix It Up – Creativity Camp – p 27

NASA Camp: Academy of Future Space Explorers – p 30

9:00Tae Kwon Do I – (Grades 1-2) (9 – 10:25 am) – p 33 Map Mania – p 28

9:00 Write Your Own Story – p 34

12:00 Lunch Lunch Lunch12:30 Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) – p 3 Art: Studio Time (Grades 1 & 2) – p 14 Color My World – p 1712:30 Field Trip Fête Jr. (Grade 2) – p 22 Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) – p 3 Discovery Camp (Grades K4 & K5) – p 3

12:30 Globetrotters! – p 22 Magic School Bus Mania – p 28 LEGO®: Jurassic Brickland(Grades 1 & 2) – p 27

12:30LEGO® and K’NEX Engineering (Grade 2) – p 28 STEM Sampler (Grade 2) – p 32

3:30 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3

Grades K5, 1, & 2 Build-A-Day

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Grades 3,4, & 5 Build-A-Day

• Build-a-Day program classes for students entering grades 3, 4, and 5 are listed in the charts on pages 8 and 9. Use the chart as a guide to plan a full day at Brookfi eld Academy.


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(85 min. classes)




9:00A Day in the Life of the American Girls – p 14 Chess: Beginner – p 16 Art Sampler – p 14 Chess: Beginner – p 16

9:00Field Hockey I (Grade 3) – p 21 Fashion Design – p 20

Baseball: Milwaukee Brewer’s Baseball Camp (9 am – 3 pm) – p 15

Dance: Ballet II – p 18

9:00LEGO® Junior Robotics: Need for Speed – p 27

Golf Camp (Grades 4 & 5) (9 – 11:55 am) – p 23

Fencing: Beginner (Grades 4 & 5) – p 21

Drones: Ultimate Drone Games (Grades 4 & 5) (9 – 11:55 am) – p 20

9:00 Service Learning – p 2 & 31 Grammatically Correct : Comprehensive – p 23 Lacrosse – p 25 Introduction to Sewing

(Grade 5) – p 24

9:00 Soccer: Coed Camp – p 32 Mythology Quest (Grade 5) – p 29 LEGO® Engineering – p 27 LEGO®: Mining and Crafting –

p 27

9:00Singapore Math: Bar Modeling (Grades 4 & 5) – p 31

Soccer: Chicago Fire Camp I – p 31

Singapore Math: Bar Modeling (Grades 4 & 5) – p 31

9:00 Track and Field – p 34 Singapore Math: Comprehensive – p 31

9:00 Vocal Camp – p 34

10:30 Basketball: Girls Camp I – p 16 Chess: Intermediate – p 17

10:30 Chess: Intermediate – p 17 Drones: Ultimate Drone Games (Grades 4 & 5) (cont.) – p 20

10:30Golf Camp (continued) (Grades 4 and 5) – p 23

Guitar Camp (Grades 4 & 5) – p 23

10:30Grammatically Correct: Intensive – p 23 LEGO®: Brick-mon GO! – p 26

10:30 iMovie Making – p 24 Singapore Math: Intensive – p 3110:30 Learning with STEM – p 26 Soccer: Coed Camp – p 3210:30 Study Skills I – p 32 Tennis Camp II – p 33

10:30Writing: Creative Writing – Short Stories II – p 35


12:30 Competition Craze II – p 18 Actor’s Pride – p 14 Baseball: Milwaukee Brewer’s Baseball Camp (cont.) – p 15 Chess: Advanced – p 17

12:30Cooking: Iron Chef I (Grades 4 & 5) – p 18 Basketball: Boys Camp – p 15 Fencing: Intermediate

(Grades 4 & 5) – p 21 Dance: Poms II – p 19

12:30Field Hockey II (Grades 4 & 5) – p 21 Board Games – p 16 Field Trip Fête

(Grades 4 & 5) – p 22Law: Lawyers in Training – p 26

12:30 LEGO® Brick-mon GO! – p 26 Chess: Advanced – p 17 LEGO® Architectural Design Thinking (STEAM)– p 26

LEGO® Junior Robotics: Festival Fun – p 27

12:30 Junior Scientist – p 25 Dance: Tap II – p 19 Softball (Grades 4 & 5) – p 32 Mythbusters! (Grade 5) – p 29

12:30Economics: Disney and Economics – p 20

Origami & Wearable Art – p 30

12:30LEGO® Building FUNdamentals – p 26 Piano Camp – p 30

12:30 Suspense, Thrills, Mystery! – p 33

2:00 Dance: Hip Hop II – p 19 LEGO®: Stop Motion Movie Making – p 28

2:00 Early Explorers – p 20 Pottery: A Spin of the Clay Wheel – p 30

2:00Economics: Dr. Seuss and Economics – p 20 Violin Camp – p 34

2:00 Musical Theatre Intensive – p 29 Volleyball Camp I – p 34

2:00Writing: Creative Writing – Poetry II – p 35

3:30 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3

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Session VJuly 24 – July 28


Session VI July 31 – Aug 4




9:00Games Galore! II (Grades 4 & 5) (9 – 10:30 am) – p 22 Art: Amazing, Rad Technique! – p 14 Basketball: Bucks Basketball Camp

(M-Th 9 am – 4 pm, F 9 am – 1 pm) – p 15

9:00 LEGO® Robotics- Motor Madness – p 28 The Art of Illusion - p 14 Is it Science? Is it Art? II – p 24

9:00 Myths and Magic – p 30 Fencing: Beginner (Grades 4 & 5) – p 21 LEGO®: BattleBots (Grade 5) – p 26

9:00Tae Kwon Do I – (Grade 3) (9 – 10:25 am) – p 33

LEGO®: Mix It Up- Creativity Camp (Grade 3) – p 27

10:30Games Galore! I (Grade 3) (10:30 – 11:55am) – p 22

10:30Tae Kwon Do II – (Grades 4 & 5) (10:30 – 11:55 am) – p 33

Lunch Lunch Lunch

Competition Craze II – p 18 Art: Studio Time – p 14 Basketball: Bucks Basketball Camp (cont.) – p 15

Field Trip Fête Jr. – p 22 Brush Up Your Shakespeare – p 16 It’s a Mystery – p 25

LEGO® and K’NEX Engineering – p 28 Fencing: Intermediate (Grades 4 & 5) – p 21 LEGO®: Jurassic Brickland – p 27

STEM Sampler – p 32

Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3

Grades 3,4, & 5 Build-A-Day

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• Build-a-Day program classes for students entering grades 6, 7, and 8 are listed in the charts on pages 11 and 12. Use the charts as a guide to plan a full day at Brookfi eld Academy.


Grades 6, 7, & 8 Build-A-Day

See sessions V, VI, and VII on page 12.

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(85 min. classes)




9:00 Dance: Musical Theatre – p 19 Chess: Beginner – p 16 Baseball: Milwaukee Brewer’s Base-ball Camp (9 am – 3 pm) – p 15 Chess: Beginner – p 16

9:00Dissection Lab (Grade 8) (9 – 10:25 am) – p 19

Golf Camp (9 – 11:55 am) – p 23 Cooking: Iron Chef II – p 18 Drones: Ultimate Drone Games

(Grade 6) (9 – 11:55 am) – p 20

9:00LEGO® Junior Robotics: Need for Speed (Grade 6) – p 27 Great Grammar – p 23 Fencing: Beginner – p 21 Introduction to Sewing I – p 24

9:00 Service Learning – p 2 & 31 Mythology Quest – p 29 Field Hockey III (Grades 6 & 7) – p 21

LEGO® Mining and Crafting (Grade 6) – p 27

9:00 Soccer: Coed Camp – p 32 Singapore Math: Bar Modeling (Grade 6) – p 31

Singapore Math: Bar Modeling (Grade 6) – p 31

9:00 Tennis Camp III – p 33 Vocal Camp – p 34

9:00 Track and Field – p 34 World of Writing – p 34

9:00Writing: Bring Out the Book in You – p 35

Writing Creative Non-Fiction – p 35

10:30 Chess: Intermediate – p 17 Chess: Intermediate – p 17

10:30 Golf Camp (continued)– p 23 Code the Dungeon – p 17

10:30Mythic Realms Adventure Gaming II – p 29

Drones: Ultimate Drone Games (Grade 6) (cont.) – p 20

10:30 Guitar Camp – p 23

10:30LEGO® Brick-mon GO! (Grade 6) – p 26

10:30 Soccer: Coed Camp – p 3210:30 Speed Reading – p 3210:30 Tennis Camp II – p 33

10:30Writing and Submitting Poetry & Fiction – p 36


12:30Cooking: Iron Chef I (Grade 6)p 18 Basketball: Boys Camp – p 15 Baseball: Milwaukee Brewer’s

Baseball Camp (cont.) – p 15 Chess: Advanced – p 17

12:30 Dance: Hip Hop III – p 19 Chess: Advanced – p 17 Fencing: Intermediate – p 21Drones: Search and Rescue (Grades 7 & 8) (12:30 – 3:25 pm) – p 20

12:30LEGO® Brick-mon GO! (Grade 6) – p 26

Economics: Disney and Economics (Grade 6) – p 20 Field Hockey IV (Grade 8) – p 21 Grammar Basics – p 23

12:30 Forensics Bootcamp – p 22 Field Trip Fête – p 22 LEGO®: Junior Robotics: Festival Fun (Grade 6) – p 27

12:30 Writing: The Storyteller – p 36 Soccer: Chicago Fire Camp II – p 31 Monster Hunt 101 – p 29

12:30 Softball (Grade 6) – p 32 Mythbusters! – p 29

12:30 Origami & Wearable Art – p 3012:30 Piano Camp – p 3012:30 Volleyball Camp II – p 34

2:00 Basketball: Girls Camp II – p 16 Drones: Search and Rescue (Grades 7 & 8) (cont.) – p 20

2:00Economics: Dr. Seuss and Economics (Grade 6) – p 20

Law: Introduction to the Legal Essentials – p 26

2:00Mythic Realms Adventure Gaming I – p 29

LEGO®: Stop Motion Movie Making – p 28

2:00Math Review – Level 7 (Grade 7) – p 28

2:00Pottery: A Spin of the Clay Wheel – p 30

2:00 Study Skills II – p 322:00 Violin Camp – p 343:30 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3

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Grades 6, 7, & 8 Build-A-Day

Session V July 24 – July 28


Session VIJuly 31 – Aug 4




9:00Games Galore! II (Grades 6) (9-10:30 am) – p 22 Fencing: Beginner – p 21 Basketball: Bucks Basketball Camp (M-Th

9 am – 4 pm and F 9 am – 1 pm) – p 15

9:00LEGO® Robotics- Motor Madness (Grade 6) – p 28 The Art of Illusion – p 14 Is it Science? Is it Art? II (Grade 6) – p

9:00 Myths and Magic (Grade 6) – p 30 LEGO®: BattleBots – p 26

10:30Tae Kwon Do II – (Grade 6) (10:30-11:55 am) – p 33

12:00 Lunch Lunch Lunch

12:30LEGO® and K’NEX Engineering (Grade 6) – p 28

Brush Up Your Shakespeare (Grade 6) – p 16

Basketball: Bucks Basketball Camp (continued) – p 15

12:30 Fencing: Intermediate – p 21 It’s a Mystery (Grade 6) – p 25

12:30LEGO®: Jurassic Brickland (Grade 6) – p 27

3:30 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3 Narnia – See page 3

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Grades 9, 10, 11, & 12 * Courses offered for 0.5 BA credit* * Courses offered for 1 BA credit

JUNEBaseball: The Milwaukee Brewers Academy (Grade 9) ...........p 15Chess: Beginner .................................................................................p 16Chess: Intermediate ..........................................................................p 17Chess: Advanced ...............................................................................p 17Community Art: Historical Approaches* (Grades 10 – 12). ....p 17Dance: Hip Hop III .......................................................................... p 19Dance: Musical Theatre ................................................................. p 19Dissection Lab .................................................................................. p 19Drivers Education ............................................................................. p 19Entrepreneurship* (Grades 11 & 12) ...........................................p 20Field Hockey IV (Grade 9)..............................................................p 21Foundations of Freedom* (Grades 11 & 12) .............................p 22Geometry* .........................................................................................p 22Golf Camp .........................................................................................p 23Great Grammar ................................................................................p 23Introduction to Marketing ................................................................p 24Kaplan: ACT Complete Preparation .................................. p 25 & 36Kaplan: SAT Complete Preparation ................................... p 25 & 36Mythic Realms Adventure Gaming I ..............................................p 29Mythic Realms Adventure Gaming II .............................................p 29Service Learning Week ............................................................p 2 &31Soccer: Chicago Fire Camp II .........................................................p 31Tennis Camp IV ..................................................................................p 33Track and Field (Grade 9) .............................................................p 34Writing: Bring Out the Book in You ...............................................p 35Writing: Creative Writing* .............................................................p 35

JULYChess: Beginner .................................................................................p 16Chess: Intermediate ..........................................................................p 17Chess: Advanced ...............................................................................p 17Code the Dungeon: Gaming Squared (Grade 9) ......................p 17Drones: Search & Rescue (Grades 9 & 10) .................................p 20Geometry** .......................................................................................p 22Introduction to Sewing II...................................................................p 24Kaplan: ACT Complete Preparation .................................. p 25 & 36Kaplan: SAT Complete Preparation ................................... p 25 & 36Monster Hunt 101 .............................................................................p 29Mythbusters! .......................................................................................p 29Mythic Realms Adventure Gaming Advanced .............................p 29Speed Reading .................................................................................p 32World of Writing (Grade 9) ..........................................................p 34Writing: Creative Writing* .............................................................p 35

AUGUSTBasketball: The Milwaukee Bucks Camp (Grades 9 &10) ........p 15LEGO®: BattleBots (Grade 9) .........................................................p 26Writing the College Essay (Grades 11 & 12) ............................p 36

Classes for BA CreditCredit Classes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Full DetailsCommunity Art: Historical Approaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p 17Entrepreneurship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p 20Foundations of Freedom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p 22 Geometry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p 22Writing: Creative Writing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p 35

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Art: Amazing, Rad Technique!During this week, students will be introduced to the various techniques artists explore and demonstrate in visual art pieces. We will discuss and view several artists who practice drawing, painting, sculpture, and textiles. Small projects will be introduced for students to experience some of these techniques. On the fi nal day, students will take a fi eld trip to the Milwaukee Art Museum to see original drawings, paintings, sculptures, and textile pieces that are on display within the museum collection.

Session VI July 31 – August 4 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 1 – 5 Location: IHInstructor: Michelle GurneéFee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

Art: Studio Time!“Choice time!” can be magic words for students in art. This class will be a guided studio choice time with a focus for each day during the week. Weaving, painting, and sculpture will be explored on a level for the students to fi nd which one they may enjoy the most. A fi nal project will be completed by the end of the week, created from the student’s choice of fi ber art, painting, or sculpture.

Session VI July 31 – August 4 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 1 – 5 Location: IHInstructor: Michelle GurneéFee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

Art SamplerLet´s be creative with a variety of mediums including paint brushes, pencils, and hands and feet on a sunny day outside. Enjoy geometric designs, sketching and drawing in patterns, building an artistic piece with popsicle sticks, and a few fun-fi lled art-contests like blind-folded painting and partner drawing. Show your individuality as you artistically interpret a description of a scene with pencils, colors, or paints.

Session III June 26 – 30 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Allison HertelFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

The Art of Illusion: Deceptions that Challenge the Eye and Mind

This class will amaze you! Join in the fun of illusions that trick your brain into seeing things differently. You decide; is it real or not? You’ll create your own “artful illusions” to take home and try on your family and friends.

Session VI July 31 – August 4 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 3 – 8 Location: CHInstructor: Chris KleinFee: by May 20 - $180; after May 20 – $190

A Day in the Life of the American Girls inspired by Anna Felton

Are you a big fan of the American Girl dolls? Interested in learning more about each girl’s time period and about our nation’s history? Come and join us as we blast into the past, visiting multiple decades, and learning fun facts and information in each time period. We’ll try historic recipes, listen to music from different eras, and play games like some of our favorite American Girls!

Session I June 5 – 9 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Mara King Fee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Actor’s Pride inspired by Anvesha Guru Learn about all aspects of being an actor. Join Mr. Stefan, who is a junior at Carnegie Mellon University and has starred in numerous musicals, plays, and on television over his 10 years working as an actor. In this class, we will read stories and act them out, learn about what goes into making and performing a play/musical, and use our imaginations to bring characters from the page into real life. On the fi nal day of class, friends and family are invited to watch a performance!

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Stefan RomeroFee: by May 20 – $160; after May 20 – $170

Amazing Athletes Sports-TASTIC Camps Want to learn the mechanics and fundamentals of nine DIFFERENT sports in a FUN, non-competitive manner? Amazing Athletes coach you through baseball, volleyball, soccer, basketball, golf, lacrosse, football, tennis, and hockey. You’ll spend each class learning a new sport…what better way to fi nd out what you enjoy and what you might excel at playing? We will teach you the basics, as well as the rules, while being active in every class!! All equipment will be provided.

*Participants should wear athletic attire and shoes and bring sunscreen and water.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pm ORSession IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Amazing AthletesFee: by May 20 – $190; after May 20 – $200

— 2017 Summer Days Class Descriptions —

LOCATION CODES

Constitution Hall .............................CH

Fields of Freedom ......................... FOF

Independence Hall ............................ IH

Patriots Hall..................................... PH

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Art Masters Jr. – Fun! This class will focus on three styles of art, which will coincide with three projects that will explore a portrait, a cityscape, and Lego robot prints on paper. The styles of art that will be introduced are cubism, the city paintings created by Georgia O’Keeffe, and the pop style of art by Andy Warhol.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: K5 –2 Location: PHInstructor: Michelle GurneéFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Arty Party Express your creativity, personality, and style with fun projects using a variety of crafting tools. Learn various techniques like embossing, painting, and origami for perfect custom-designed creations! Limited to 10 students.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Kristi ThompsonFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Baseball: The Milwaukee Brewers AcademyThis is the offi cial youth baseball/softball camp of the Milwaukee Brewers. In addition to 30 hours of professional-grade instruction, each camper will receive a full uniform, four tickets to a Brewers game, and a VIP Miller Park experience that will include meeting a current player. He/she will also participate in the Brewers Skills Competition with the top scorers competing on Champions Day at Miller Park.

Camp is open to boys and girls ages 6-14 and runs M-F from 9 am to 3 pm. 2017 will be the fi fth year of the Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Academy. The Academy has earned the reputation as one of the fi nest baseball/softball camps in America. There is a family and friends discount available. Whenever two or more participants register at the same time, each will receive a $25 discount.

* Players should wear athletic/baseball attire and bring a water bottle and lunch.

**Note: this is a fi ve-day camp.

Dates: June 26 – 30 Hours: 9:00 am – 3:00 pmGrades: 1 – 9 Location: PH Baseball Diamond/ Instructor: Milwaukee Brewers Freedom Hall Gym Fee: $395 (rain location)REGISTER AT: www.brewers.com/camps

Basketball: Milwaukee Bucks Youth Basketball Summer CampThe Milwaukee Bucks Co-ed Summer Basketball Camp is at BA this summer! Join us as the Milwaukee Bucks will offer expert instruction, fantastic giveaways, awards, and excitement! Come to compete, learn, and have fun this summer with the best basketball instructor and coaches in the Milwaukee area! Camps run from 9am - 4pm daily and 9am - 1pm on Fridays. (Hurry... this will sell out quickly!) Bucks player tentative.

*Players should wear athletic attire and bring a water bottle and lunch.

**Note: this is a fi ve-day camp.

Dates: August 7 - 10 Hours: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm August 11 Hours: 9:00 am – 1:00 pmGrades: 3 – 10 Location: FH Instructor: Milwaukee Bucks Fee: $215REGISTER AT: www.bucks.com/camps

Basketball: Mighty Mites Boys Camp Enter a positive learning environment specifi cally designed for the younger player. Participate in daily station work that targets individual skill sets, as well as team settings in which groups will compete to reach a common goal. Experience fun challenges and teamwork, increase individual skill sets, and build a lifelong passion for basketball and team sports. Shorter rims are attached to our standard backboards to ensure correct form and proper development.

*Players should wear athletic attire and bring a water bottle.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Bryan NolascoFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Basketball: Boys Camp Our goal is to provide a positive environment where each camper is given the opportunity to discover a love for the game of basketball. Each day will be fi lled with the type of instruction that will make a difference in a player’s ability to succeed on and off the court. A wide array of skills from individual ball handling and scoring to team defense and perimeter/post play will be taught in a focused, competitive environment. Experience playing basketball preferred, but not required.


Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: 3 – 8 Location: PH Instructor: Bryan NolascoFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

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Basketball: Mighty Mites Girls Camp Have fun while learning the fundamentals of the game of basketball. Dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, and more will be taught and practiced through drills and games. Shorter rims are attached to our standard backboards to ensure correct form and proper development.


Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Becky PeacockFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Basketball: Girls Camp IHave fun while learning the fundamentals of the game of basketball. Dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, and more will be taught and practiced through drills and games. For new or experienced players.


Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Steve RobinsonFee: by May 20 – $ 175; after May 20 – $185

Basketball: Girls Camp IIThis Player Development Camp will help to improve your game. A wide array of skills from individual ball handling and scoring to team defense and perimeter/post play will be taught in a focused, competitive environment. Experience playing basketball preferred, but not required. Bring your game to a higher level with our own BA Varsity girls basketball coaches!


Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: 6 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Bryan Nolasco Fee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Board Games Do you get ‘bored’ in the summer? Join us! Bring a friend! We will have these favorite board games to play: Monopoly, Battleship, Pictionary, SCRABBLE, Memory, Checkers, Chutes and Ladders, Mancala, SORRY, Clue, Chinese Checkers, and more. We will also learn how to play some favorite card games like War, Hearts, Crazy Eights, Speed, Kings in the Corner, and Nertz. Most classes will end with an exhilarating group Nertz tournament. We will have jigsaw puzzles, too, for those who like to relax with a friend this way.

Session II June 12 - 23 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pm Grades: 3 – 5 Location: PH Instructor: Mary EngersonFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Brush Up Your ShakespeareShakespeare’s words come to life as students explore the Bard’s writings. Discover the fun of Shakespeare through period insults, renaissance songs and lively scene work. By exploring sonnets, monologues, and scenes and using script analysis, movement techniques, and other acting tools, students will begin to unlock the power (and fun) of Shakespeare’s plays. Students will present work fi t for The Globe on the last day of class.

Session VI July 31 – August 4 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 3 – 6 Location: IHInstructor: Sunset PlayhouseFee: by May 20 - $175; after May 20 - $185

Build It: Little Masters Architecture! This class will focus on the foundation of creating height and form using the natural instinct of building with objects. The discovery of balance and symmetry with objects like building blocks and popsicle sticks will be explored. Integration of Milwaukee’s landmark buildings like the Milwaukee Art Museum will also be introduced.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: K5 –2 Location: PHInstructor: Michelle GurneéFee: by May 20 – $190; after May 20 – $200

Center Stage: Jon ScieszkaThis foundation class is the perfect introduction to the world of theatre. Students will use theatre games and exercises to explore the basics of acting – warmups, stage directions, voice, movement, and improvisations while learning ensemble building skills and gaining self-confi dence. Develop skills in acting as we explore the creative world of John Scieszka’s award-winning books such as “The True Story of the Three Little Pigs”, “The Stinky Cheese Man,” & “Squids will be Squids.” Students will then apply these skills to perform a play on the last day of class.

Session I June 5 – 9 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Sunset PlayhouseFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Chess: BeginnerNo previous knowledge of chess is necessary. Each class will consist of a fun interactive teaching period and guided practice time. Both new and returning participants are welcome and will get to the next level under the guidance of an experienced Chess Scholars coach. There will also be a chess competition with prizes at the end of the session! Each child will receive a participation award and a chess keychain.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 am ORSession IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: K5 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Chess ScholarsFee: by May 20 – $210; after May 20 – $220

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Chess: IntermediateIn this class, we will learn about forks, pins, x-rays, skewers, and other exciting chess tactics. We will also learn about Scholar’s mate and how to defend against it. In addition, there will be a chess competition with prizes at the end of the session! Each child will receive a participation award and a chess keychain.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 am ORSession IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: K5 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Chess ScholarsFee: by May 20 – $210; after May 20 – $220

Chess: AdvancedIn this class, we will study and learn from the games of grandmasters and world chess champions alike. We will learn about controlling the center, taking the initiative, and how to attack in combination. In addition, we will learn the secrets of openings like the Queen’s Gambit, Spanish, and Italian, and learn middle game strategies and endgame tactics. There will also be a chess competition with prizes at the end of the session! Each child will receive a participation award and a chess keychain.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pm ORSession IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: K5 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Chess ScholarsFee: by May 20 – $210; after May 20 – $220

Code the Dungeon: Gaming Squared inspired by Joel Thomas

In this very introductory course to the world of programming and epic board games, students will make a small splash into the exciting world of gaming strategy and design. At all times we will return to this question: What makes something a good game? Students will spend the fi rst half of each session game-testing a variety of epic board games and assessing each game’s merits. During the second half of each session, students will work through gamifi ed and self-paced tutorials provided online that aim to teach them basic programming fundamentals. Possible topics to include: HTML, Blogger, Google Sites, and Scratch. Furthermore, students will observe GENIUS HOUR protocols, endeavoring to create a self-directed capstone project that is a game review website. Students in this class should be profi cient typists.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 6 – 9 Location: PHInstructors: Michael Gotthardt, Jim Vaughn, & Chris WillsFee: by May 20 – $250; after May 20 – $260

Color My WorldIt’s time to color! In this class, you will get to unleash your creativity and enjoy numerous coloring activities. You will have the opportunity to experiment with different mediums and techniques each day as we delve into new concepts. Feel the hours fl y by as your masterpieces take shape.

Session VII Aug 7 – 11 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: K5 – 2 Location: IHInstructor: Jenna Jimenz GarciaFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Community Art: Historical Approaches This 0.5 credit summer school course is designed to provide a professional framework for students interested in social engagement, community building, public art, and place-making. Mural making approaches spanning from the Renaissance to the present will be introduced and explored. Students will actively engage in site-planning, drawing, and painterly approaches by working at three unique locations. Materials and processes will include: cartoons (charcoal preparatory drawing), underpainting, fresco, latex-based paint, stencils, and spray-paint. Visual art students will have the opportunity to expand the range of their portfolios and serve the community. Service hours for confi rmation, scouting, and college recommendation will be attained. Art 1 as a pre-requisite is required.

Sessions I – III June 5 - 30 Hours: 9:00 am – 12:00 pmGrades: 10 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Janet BruhnFee: by May 20 - $1,350; after May 20 - $1,450

Competition Craze IHungry for competition? Enjoy a sampler of creative relays and competitions. Competitions could include egg relays, water balloon tosses, dodge ball, scooter races, speed stacking cups, and “over-under” relays. While we are catching our breath, we will play games like Sorry, Chutes and Ladders, Battleship, or Pictionary. Bring your energy, sportsmanship, and a competitive spirit.

Session I June 5 - 9 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 am Grades: 1 – 2 Location: PH OR

Session V July 24 – 28 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 1 – 2 Location: FHInstructor: Allison HertelFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

LOCATION CODES




Patriots Hall..................................... PH

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Competition Craze IIHungry for competition? Enjoy a sampler of creative relays and competitions. Competitions could include egg relays, water balloon tosses, dodge ball, scooter races, playing “lightning,” speed stacking cups, and “over-under” relays. While we are catching our breath, we will enjoy playing games like Guesstures, Scattergories, Battleship or a card game called Golf. Bring your energy, sportsmanship, and a competitive spirit.

Session I June 5 - 9 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pm Grades: 3 – 5 Location: PH OR

Session V July 24 – 28 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 3 – 5 Location: FHInstructor: Allison HertelFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Cooking: Around the World in 10 Days inspired by Sarthak Dahal

Bring out your inner chef as we dig into recipes from around the globe! Visit a different country each day and learn about its food, culture, language, and geography. Emphasis in this class will be placed on reading recipes, following directions, and using proper cooking techniques as chefs create foods from around the world. Chefs will eat what they create and will receive a “passport” fi lled with recipes when they return from their “travels.” Limited to 16 students.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Brigid NovacekFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Cooking: Iron Chef IDo you like to cook? Are you competitive? Do you thrive under pressure? Then this class is for you! Students will partner up with other students to form a team. Each day, teams will be presented with an assortment of ingredients with which to prepare a dish. Celebrity judges (BA Faculty/Staff) will award prizes for the best tasting, best presentation, and most creative dishes.

Session I June 5 – 9 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 4 – 6 Location: PHInstructor: Mara King Fee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

Cooking: Iron Chef IIDo you like to cook? Are you competitive? Do you thrive under pressure? Then this class is for you! Students will partner up with other students to form a team. Each day, teams will be presented with an assortment of ingredients with which to prepare a dish. Celebrity judges (BA Faculty/Staff) will award prizes for the best tasting, best presentation, and most creative dishes.

Session III June 26 – 30 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 6 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Mara King Fee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

Cooking: Pint Sized Chefs inspired by Jacob Wheeler

This class is no big deal…really! Your little ones will enjoy making mini versions of foods they love that are just their size. Each class will end with a mini-feast that will leave your “mini” wanting more. Students will receive mini cookbooks at the end of the class so they can make these mini creations on their own.

Limited to 16 students.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Brigid NovacekFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Dance: Ballet IOur Summer Ballet Class takes a more classical approach to dance education, taught in an upbeat and energetic environment. Students will explore proper warm-ups, technique work, strength and fl exibility development, skill work, and prepare a ballet combination to show off at the end of the session.

Session IV July 10 – July 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 am Grades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the Arts Fee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Dance: Ballet II Our Summer Ballet Class takes a more classical approach to dance education, taught in an upbeat and energetic environment. Students will explore proper warm-ups, technique work, strength and fl exibility development, skill work, and prepare a ballet combination to show off at the end of the session.

Session IV July 10 – July 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 am Grades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the ArtsFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Dance: Hip Hop IOur Summer Hip Hop Classes are fun, exciting, and high energy classes! Students will be led through an aerobic workout while developing fl exibility, coordination, balance, and hip hop tricks. Students will also learn popular hip hop dance moves like the whip/nae nae, the quan, and the dab and integrate those moves into a hip hop combination to show off at the end of the session.

Session II June 12 – June 23 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 am Grades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the ArtsFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

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Dance: Hip Hop IIOur Summer Hip Hop Classes are fun, exciting, and high energy classes! Students will be led through an aerobic workout while developing fl exibility, coordination, balance, and hip hop tricks. Students will also learn popular hip hop dance moves like the whip/nae nae, the quan, and the dab and integrate those moves into a hip hop combination to show off at the end of the session.

Session II June 12 – June 23 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pm Grades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the ArtsFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Dance: Hip Hop IIIOur Summer Hip Hop Classes are fun, exciting, and high energy classes! Students will be led through an aerobic workout while developing fl exibility, coordination, balance, and hip hop tricks. Students will also learn popular hip hop dance moves like the whip/nae nae, the quan, and the dab and integrate those moves into a hip hop combination to show off at the end of the session.

Session I June 5 – June 9 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pm Grades: 6 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the ArtsFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190.

Dance: Musical Theatre Our show-tunes-inspired class will learn a jazz routine, tap routine, and musical theatre routine. Dancers will focus on perfecting dance technique, explore musicality with movement, and dance to their favorite songs from popular Broadway shows!

Session I June 5 – June 9 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 am Grades: 6 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the Arts Fee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Dance: Poms IOur Summer Pom Classes will learn a Pom routine focused around Pom technique development. Students will focus on musicality, timing, sharpness, and on-stage enthusiasm! Pom dancers will also grow in their strength, fl exibility, and coordination.

Session IV July 10 – July 21 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pm Grades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the Arts Fee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Dance: Poms IIOur Summer Pom Classes will learn a Pom routine focused around Pom technique development. Students will focus on musicality, timing, sharpness, and on-stage enthusiasm! Pom dancers will also grow in their strength, fl exibility, and coordination.

Session IV July 10 – July 21 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pm Grades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the Arts Fee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Dance: Tap IOur Summer Tap Classes will concentrate on developing intricate patterns and rhythms and building confi dence through mastering more diffi cult patterns and steps. Students will focus on improving their fl exibility and overall coordination while also learning a tap combination to perform at the end of the session.

Session II June 12 – June 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 am Grades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the ArtsFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Dance: Tap IIOur Summer Tap Classes will concentrate on developing intricate patterns and rhythms and building confi dence through mastering more diffi cult patterns and steps. Students will focus on improving their fl exibility and overall coordination while also learning a tap combination to perform at the end of the session.

Session II June 12 – June 23 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pm Grades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the ArtsFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Dissection LabA great class for future doctors, veterinarians, or anyone who loves to study anatomy. Dissect a fetal pig in this hands-on lab experience. Limited to 10 students.

Session I: June 5 – 9 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 8 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Dr. Michelle BonnessFee: by May 20 – $150; after May 20 – $160

Drivers EducationArcade Drivers School brings the complete state-required 30 hours of classroom instruction and 12 hours of in-car training to the Brookfi eld Academy Campus. Students will be eligible to test for their temporary instruction permit the very fi rst week of the three-week course if registering for the basic or premiere package. Behind-the-wheel instruction is scheduled separately from the classroom instruction and is offered seven days a week after the temporary permit is obtained. Arcade will be offering home pick-up and drop-off for the behind-the-wheel course for anyone in the Brookfi eld area. Anyone outside of the area will meet at Brookfi eld Academy. Students must be a minimum of 15 years of age to take this course. For more information, please visit arcadedriversschool.com or call 414-328-1212. Registration is through Brookfi eld Academy.

Sessions II & III: June 12 – 30 Hours: 9:30 – 11:30 amGrades: 9 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Arcade Driving School StaffFee: by May 20 – $425 (basic package: classroom & six

hours of driving and observation) after May 20 – $435 OR

Fee: by May 20 – $550 (premiere package: nine hours of private driving replacing six hours driving and obser-vation) after May 20 – $560

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Drones: Search & Rescue, Fly, Create, & Innovate

Drone search and rescue is a necessity for fi rst responders around the world, adding a new layer of solutions to save lives across the globe. Now you too can take part in and learn from simulated missions during this action-packed and creative program.

Participants will learn how to fl y and code drones while relying on their rescue team to utilize unique vantage points over specifi c areas on campus to locate victims and safely rescue them to safety. Teams will also learn invaluable lessons on how to quickly and accurately acquire aerial data that, in return, will enable them to make informed and targeted decisions for real-world positive applications. Drone safety and the social responsibilities of fl ying drones are included in this program.

• Participants receive their own Drobots Flight Book™.• No drone fl ying experience necessary.• Participants are organized into age-appropriate groups.•Where Technology Meets Fresh Air™.

Session IV July 10 – July 21 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 7 – 10 Location: PHInstructor: Drobots InstructorsFee: by May 20 – $390; after May 20 – $400

Drones: Ultimate Drone Games; Speed, Skill, & Acrobatics

We check all of the boxes of STEM drone education during this action-packed program. Teams transition from the simulator to the remote control and enjoy a multitude of thrilling challenges on and off the ground! Get ready for a week of friendly competition as you and your team take to the sky and attempt to win the badge of the Ultimate Drone Games champion. Participants will experience the thrill of today’s latest drone technology, including drones equipped with mini-nerf cannons and mini-grabbers. It’s all about the grand fi nale as teams conquer challenges and earn points for the end-of-program event: Ultimate Drobot Games. Drone safety and the social responsibilities of fl ying drones are included in this program.

Important Notes For Campers:• No drone fl ying experience necessary.• Participants receive their own Drobots Flight Book™.• Participants are organized into age-appropriate groups.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 4 – 6 Location: PHInstructor: Drobots InstructorsFee: by May 20 – $390; after May 20 – $400

Early ExplorersTykes cultivate a love of nature by observing creatures outdoors with trips, collecting nature objects, and using digital microscopes taking a closer look and creating art and crafts activities, explorations, games, and more inspired by the great outdoors.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: K5 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Rita RamnarayanFee: by May 20 – $185; after May 20 – $195

Economics: Disney & Economics We are all familiar with some of the classic Disney cartoons; we remember the stories and lessons taught in many of the fairy-tale classics. Let’s take a look at a few characters and movies in this summer course. We will watch various Disney movies including Cinderalla, Sleeping Beauty, Mulan, Lion King, and Beauty and the Beast. Then, we will discuss the potential economic consequences of their actions.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: 3 – 6 Location: PHInstructor: Dr. Manjula Guru Fee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Economics: Dr. Seuss & EconomicsEconomic concepts are often found in places students have never considered, like children’s literature. In this summer class, students will explore the various economic concepts addressed in fi ve of Dr. Seuss’ most popular books: The Cat in the Hat; Green Eggs and Ham; The Lorax; Oh, the Places You’ll Go!, and Horton Hears a Who!

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: 3 – 6 Location: PHInstructor: Dr. Manjula GuruFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

EntrepreneurshipEntrepreneurship will introduce students to the business principles necessary to start and operate a business. Students will develop an awareness of the opportunities for small business ownership; the planning skills needed to open a small business; and explore the traits and characteristics of successful entrepreneurs. They will learn about the knowledge needed in research, planning, and operating a business, as well as regulations affecting small businesses. Entrepreneurship integrates the functional areas of business - accounting, fi nance, marketing, and risk management - and the legal and economic environments in which any new venture operates. Guest speakers will come and talk to the class about their experiences. This is a four-week elective class and is eligible for a 0.5 BA Credit.

Sessions I - III June 5 – 30 Hours: 9:00 am – 12:00 pmGrades: 11 & 12 Location: PH Instructor: Dr. Manjula Guru Fee: by May 20 – $1,150; after May 20 – $1,250

Fashion Design inspired by Danica Quadracci

Are you a fashionista? Are you a trendsetter? Do you have great designs? Then take this class with our own Mr. Stefan, who is a junior at Carnegie Mellon University majoring in Costume Design! You will learn how to sketch your own ideas and discuss ways to bring them to life!

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Stefan RomeroFee: by May 20 – $170; after May 20 – $180

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Fencing – Beginner I challenge you to a duel! Fencing is an art, as well as a sport. Come challenge yourself as you learn the basics in the art of swashbuckling. The fi nal class will be a dueling match-up for family and friends to observe. Tuition includes rental of a foil mask, jacket, and glove. *Students should wear tennis shoes and bring a towel and water bottle to each class. Limited to 10 students.

Session III June 26 – June 30 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 am Grades: 4 – 8 Location: PH OR

Session VI July 31 – Aug 4 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 4 – 8 Location: CH

Instructor: David MackinsonFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Fencing – IntermediateEn Garde! This class is primarily for students who have completed a beginning fencing class; however, beginning students are welcome if their schedule does not allow them to take the class for beginners. The fi nal class will be a dueling match-up for family and friends to observe. Tuition includes rental of a foil, mask, jacket, and glove. *Students should wear tennis shoes and bring a towel and water bottle to each class. Limited to 10 students.

Session III June 26 – June 30 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pm Grades: 4 – 8 Location: PH OR

Session VI July 31 – Aug 4 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 4 – 8 Location: CH

Instructor: David MackinsonFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Field Hockey Camp Iinspired by Lauren Jones

Introduce your son or daughter to the game of fi eld hockey! Played and watched by over 3 billion people worldwide, fi eld hockey’s popularity continues to grow in the United States. Campers will be given the opportunity to learn basic offensive and defensive skills in an age appropriate and engaging learning environment. Led by Katie Schlosser, a USA Field Hockey Level 1 certifi ed coach, an experienced club coach at multiple age groups, and the head coach of fi eld hockey at Brookfi eld Academy. Assisted by members of the State Championship High School Varsity Team.

Equipment provided: stick, mouth guard

Equipment needed: athletic shoes (cleats optional), shin guards, water bottle, sunscreen

Session I June 5 – 9 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 1 – 3 Location: PHInstructor: Katie Scholosser Fee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Field Hockey Camp II Introduce your son or daughter to the game of fi eld hockey! Played and watched by over 3 billion people worldwide, fi eld hockey’s popularity continues to grow in the United States. Campers will be given the opportunity to learn basic offensive and defensive skills in an age appropriate and engaging learning environment. Led by Katie Schlosser, a USA Field Hockey Level 1 certifi ed coach, an experienced club coach at multiple age groups, and the head coach of fi eld hockey at Brookfi eld Academy. Assisted by members of the State Championship High School Varsity Team.

Equipment provided: stick, mouth guard

Equipment needed: athletic shoes (cleats optional), shin guards, water bottle, sunscreen

Session I June 5 – 9 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 4 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Katie Scholosser Fee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $19

Field Hockey Camp IIIThis session teaches the game of fi eld hockey to both new and experienced players. Campers will learn proper dribbling and passing techniques, safe and effective defensive tackling, and modern team tactics. Campers will have the opportunity to play with experienced high school hockey players. Led by Katie Schlosser, head coach of fi eld hockey at Brookfi eld Academy, an experienced club coach at multiple age groups, and a USA Field Hockey Level 1 certifi ed coach.

Stick rentals available upon request; players must provide their own mouth guards, shin guards, sunscreen, and water bottles.

Session III June 26 – 30 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 6 – 7 Location: PHInstructor: Katie Scholosser Fee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Field Hockey Camp IVThis session welcomes both new and experienced players. New players will receive foundational instruction in dribbling, tackling, shooting, and team strategies. More experienced players will be given advanced instruction on proper striking technique, dribbling posture, and modern defensive-tackling techniques. Players will have the opportunity to play with experienced and skilled varsity high school athletes and will receive individual video analysis of their skills.

Stick rentals available upon request; players must provide their own mouth guards, shin guards, sunscreen, and water bottles.

Session III June 26 – 30 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 8 – 9 Location: PHInstructor: Katie Scholosser Fee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

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Field Trip FêteCome, bring your friends and make new friends as we embark on a new adventure each day. We’ll travel to nearby attractions for fun in the sun, exercise, and games galore. Here is the exciting schedule and what you will need to bring:

• Monday: Two “Escape Room Challenges” at Catch-22 inspired by Alexis Wilson

• Tuesday: Swimming at Country Springs Water Park (swimsuit, towel, sunscreen)

• Wednesday: Mini Golf, batting cages, and bumper cars at Prairieville (sunscreen, hat, tennis shoes)

• Thursday: Lasertag and games at LaserTag Adventure (tennis shoes)

• Friday: Rock climbing at Adventure Rock (complete online form at: http://adventurerock.com/visitor-agreement and wear tennis shoes)

The class fee will cover bus transportation, admission, all activities, snacks, and drinks at each destination (students should not bring money). Drop-off and pick-up will be at BA. Supervision: one adult per six students. Limited to 22 students.

Session III June 26 – 30 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 4 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Mara King Fee: by May 20 – $275; after May 20 – $285

Field Trip Fête Jr. Come, bring your friends and make new friends as we embark on a new adventure each day. We’ll travel to nearby attractions for fun in the sun, exercise, and games galore. Here is the exciting schedule and what you will need to bring:

• Monday: Betty Brinn Children’s Museum (comfortable shoes)

• Tuesday: Party at Pump It Up (socks)

• Wednesday: Bowling at Bluemound Bowl (socks)

• Thursday: Private showing of a current children’s movie at the Majestic Theatre

• Friday: Swimming at Wirth Park (swimsuit, towel, sunscreen)

The class fee will cover bus transportation, admission, activities, snacks, and drinks at each destination (students should not bring money). Drop-off and pick-up will be at BA. Supervision: one adult per fi ve students. Limited to 20 students.

Session V July 24 – 28 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 2 – 5 Location: CHInstructor: Mara King Fee: by May 20 – $275; after May 20 – $285

Forensics Bootcamp Two weeks of introductory training and practice; learn categories and practice the art of public speaking. Get exposure: Learn the skills and techniques needed to garner both praise and fame from your peers. Cultivate your inner dynamo! Students will learn to select and trim a piece for posterity and present it to a diverse audience.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: 6 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Michael Gotthardt, Jim VaughnFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Foundations of FreedomThis course examines the foundational texts and ideas of democratic statecraft, taking up the works of John Locke, Alexis de Tocqueville, and the Federalist Papers. In particular, we seek to understand better the ideals of our own form of government and the basis of its legitimacy. Students will write frequent short papers and one longer paper. This course counts toward the International Freedom Scholars Program. This is a four-week elective class and is eligible for a 0.5 BA credit.

Sessions I - III June 5 – 30 Hours: 9:00 am – 12:00 pmGrades: 11 & 12 Location: PHInstructor: Dr. Mark BullioFee: by May 20 – $1,150; after May 20 – $1,250

Games Galore! IKick back and relax! Summer is coming, and there is no better time to head outside and play! We’ll learn a new game outdoors every day, as well as have fun with old favorites. When we’ve had enough fun in the sun, we’ll come inside and play wacky, mixed-up versions of games you never thought could be brought indoors!

Session V July 24 – 28 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 1 – 3 Location: CHInstructor: Mara King Fee: by May 20 – $100; after May 20 – $110

Games Galore! IIKick back and relax! Summer is coming, and there is no better time to head outside and play! We’ll learn a new game outdoors every day, as well as have fun with old favorites. When we’ve had enough fun in the sun, we’ll come inside and play wacky, mixed-up versions of games you never thought could be brought indoors!

Session V July 24 – 28 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 4 – 6 Location: CHInstructor: Mara King Fee: by May 20 – $100; after May 20 – $110

GeometryThe Summer Geometry course features all topics completed over the course of the academic year. Topics include Analytic Geometry, Logic Proofs, Constructions, Geometry Proofs, Surface Area, Volume, and Trigonometry. This is a six-week class and is eligible for a 1.0 BA credit. There are no classes from July 3 to July 7.

Sessions I - IV June 5 – July 21 Hours: 8:30 am – 12:30 pmGrades: 9 - 12 Location: PHInstructor: Dean PolsterFee: by May 20 – $1,750; after May 20 – $1,850

Globetrotters!Come join in the fun as we travel the globe together! Students will learn about many different cultures, seeing, hearing, tasting, and experienc-ing what it’d be like if we really travelled to these far-away places.

Session V July 24 - 28 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: K5 – 2 Location: CHInstructor: Beth KraemerFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

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The Golden Ruler ICalling all princesses! Join this class to make royal art projects, play games, paint your nails, sing songs, and dance. You will also learn, like a real princess, about being a good example and a leader to your peers, adhering to the Golden Rule as a golden ruler should. Can’t get enough? See “The Golden Ruler II” below.

Session I June 5 - 9 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pm Grades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Jenna Jimenez GarciaFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

The Golden Ruler IISometimes one princess class is just not enough! Come back for more during Session VII. You will have the chance to create additional art projects and activities. You’ll even get to watch princess movies and have a tea party!

Session VII: August 7 - 11 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: CHInstructor: Jenna Jimenez GarciaFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Golf Camp Beginner to Advanced will learn the FUNdamentals of golf rules, etiquette, grip, swing, and all the sport has to offer. Students will learn the right way to play golf through drills, games, and fun competitions. This camp will practice on the driving range Monday – Wednesday and then take those skills to the links on Thursdays and Fridays. Fee includes tee times, balls, and transportation to/from Tee Aire Driving Range, Haskell Noyes, and Hansen Golf Courses. Limited to 20 students.*

Items to bring: hat, sunscreen, water bottle, snack, and clubs (if available).

** Note: All students should be dropped off and picked up at BA.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 4 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Abid BhattiFee: by May 20 – $375; after May 20 – $385

Grammar BasicsStudents in Grammar Basics will participate in a variety of lively activities to reinforce knowledge of the parts of speech and how to diagram sentences. This class is for all students who want to avoid common grammatical errors when speaking or writing. If you are new to the world of prepositions and direct objects or if you just want to brush up on your grammar skills, this class will help you become a more effective communicator.

Session IV July 10 - 21 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: 6 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Janet TaylorFee: by May 20 – $300; after May 20 – $310

Grammatically Correct: ComprehensiveGet ready to begin at the beginning. This class is for students who are new to Brookfi eld Academy or for those with limited exposure to early grammatical concepts. Learn to use our English grammar properly through explicit instruction in the eight parts of speech, direct objects, subject complements, and labeling and diagramming sentences. Practice grammar skills with exercise, games, and in writing.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Mary EngersonFee: by May 20 – $250; after May 20 – $260

Grammatically Correct: Intensive This class is ideal for students who already know some grammar but need a refresher course. We will begin with a review of all eight parts of speech. From there we will dive into independent clauses, the fi ve functions of a noun, adjectival and adverbial phrases, and more complicated sentence diagramming. These two weeks will provide the extra time some students need to review concepts and the explicit instruction students need to more fully understand the world of the English Language.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Mary EngersonFee: by May 20 – $250; after May 20 – $260

Great GrammarBasic skills are essential to good writing and the key to improvement in all classes. Learn fundamental grammar and usage through exercises, games, and in writing. This class is ideal for students new to BA, those who could use a refresher course in grammar, or those who need assistance with learning grammar skills.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 6 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Jan WestonFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Guitar CampOur Summer Group Guitar Classes will concentrate on learning the format and structure of early guitar playing. Students will have the opportunity to move through the basics of the guitar, its theory, and learn to play energetic and fun music. Learning group guitar will provide an excellent and unique opportunity to perform a piece in a rare guitar ensemble!

Session IV June10 – 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 4 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the ArtsFee: by May 20 - $190; after May 20 - $200

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iMovie Making inspired by Danica Quadracci

Do you love making movies with friends? Do you have an iPhone or iPad? Are you ready for fun? If you answered “yes” to these questions, then this class is for you! Come and learn how to use the iMovie app with its fullest potential and create lasting memories to share with friends and family along the way! After learning the tips and tricks of iMovie, you will be creating a short fi lm which you can present at the end of the class!

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Stefan RomeroFee: by May 20 – $160; after May 20 – $170

Introduction to MarketingLearn the basic concepts of marketing including the 4 Ps – Product, Price, Place, and Promotion. Students will learn to assess business market environments, how to measure market potential of products and services, identify customer wants and needs, successfully target the customer population, and target advertising and promoting to the customer population. Gain an understanding of big data, demographic analysis, and the importance of a marketing strategy. Review social media strategies and viral marketing techniques. Learn the difference between marketing and sales.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 9 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Linda BraunFee: by May 20 – $170; after May 20 – $180

Introduction to Sewing I inspired by Laurette Blanchard & Laya Nwilati

This class is for the beginner seamstress. In two weeks, students will learn the basics of a sewing machine including different types of stitches and will complete two projects. Projects will follow all the steps of planning, pattern reading, cutting, and construction. Students will make an embellished bag, and a choice of an elastic waist skirt, elastic waist shorts, or elastic waist pajama bottoms. Required sewing supplies of hand needles, pins, a tape measure, and a sewing gauge will be provided in each student’s take home kit. All other supplies (scissors, fabric, thread, elastic, embellishments, and machine needles) will be provided in class. Students are to bring a working sewing machine for the class that can remain in the classroom for the duration of the class. If you do not have access to a sewing machine or have any questions, please e-mail Julie D’Arruda at julie.d’arruda@brookfi eldacademy.org. Limited to 12 students.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 5 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Brooke Erlinder Fee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

Introduction to Sewing IIThis class is for the beginner seamstress. In two weeks, students will learn the basics of a sewing machine including different types of stitches, button holes, and zippers and will complete two projects. Projects will follow all the steps of planning, pattern reading, cutting, and construction. Students will make an embellished bag, and a choice of an elastic waist skirt, elastic waist shorts, or elastic waist pajama bottoms. Required sewing supplies of hand needles, pins, a tape measure, and a sewing gauge will be provided in each student’s take home kit. All other supplies (scissors, fabric, thread, elastic, embellishments, and machine needles) will be provided in class. Students are to bring a working sewing machine for the class that can remain in the classroom for the duration of the class. If you do not have access to a sewing machine or have any questions, please e-mail Julie D’Arruda at julie.d’arruda@brookfi eldacademy.org. Limited to 12 students.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 9 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Brooke Erlinder Fee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

Is it Science? Is it Art? I“Artists, like scientists, study and transform information into something else.” (The Art Institute of Chicago)

Art and science both involve curiosity, investigation, ideas, critical thinking skills, and problem-solving skills. We’ll conduct science experiments that turn into art projects and create art that involves science. Plus, we’ll add in a little math! Come explore, discover, and transform!

Session III June 26 – 30 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Chris KleinFee: by May 20 - $180; after May 20 - $190

Is it Science? Is it Art? IIAlbert Einstein wrote: “…the unknown, the mysterious, is where art and science meet.”

Both involve curiosity, investigation, ideas, critical thinking skills, and problem-solving skills. We’ll conduct science experiments that turn into art projects and create art that involves science. Plus, we’ll add in a little math! Come explore, discover, and create!

Session VII August 7 –11 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 3 – 6 Location: IHInstructor: Chris KleinFee: by May 20 - $180; after May 20 - $190

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It’s a MysteryThere is a mystery to be solved! Solve the mysterious circumstances of a crime by means of clues, investigation, and clever deduction. In the course that explores the genre of mystery theatre, you will become the detective, the nosy neighbor, the villain, the maid, the butler, or the movie star as you work together to create your own whodunit. This course offers students the opportunity to develop characters and participate in creating and performing their own mystery theatre piece.

Session VII August 7 – 11 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 3 – 6 Location: CHInstructor: Sunset PlayhouseFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Junior Scientist Science has never been this fun! Become a Junior Mad Scientist! This camp is a great introduction to science. Your child will explore the human body and his/her sense of sight, sound, and touch. Students explore their world with a kid-friendly digital microscope. It connects to the computer so everyone can see magnifi ed images on the monitor! Students will discover and explore endless investigations, including fi ngerprints, money, live (unharmed) insects, leaves, feathers, wings, and more. Microscopes, computer exploring, and engaging hands-on experiments will be used. This unique camp will offer an incredible collection of projects and experiments that will amuse and amaze your little scientist! By being involved with several hands-on activities, your child will explore the basic scientifi c ideas that play a role in everyday life.

Session I June 5 – 9 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: K5 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Rita RamnarayanFee: by May 20 – $185; after May 20 – $195

Kaplan: ACT Complete PreparationPrepare for the September ACT exam with experienced Kaplan instructors. The ACT Complete course, offered on the BA campus, is open to any high school student entering grades 9–12. Learn score-raising strategies for the ACT in a dynamic, interactive setting. Kaplan’s teachers run energetic classes that motivate students and boost scores. Kaplan’s curriculum covers everything on the test, and you will receive an adaptive study plan that saves time so you can boost your score on the ACT. Take four full-length practice tests and receive extensive practice materials to help hone skills before test day. Kaplan promises you will get the score you need or you may repeat the course for free. Higher score guaranteed or your money back! Register at: kaplanatschool.com/brookfi eldacademy New this year are two online tests taken at home. There are no classes July 3 – July 7.

Á-la-carte: June 19 – July 21 Hours: See Page 31Grades: 9 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Kaplan StaffFee: $799

Kaplan: SAT Complete PreparationPrepare for the October SAT exam with experienced Kaplan instructors. The SAT Complete course, offered on the BA campus, is open to any high school student entering grades 9–12. Learn score-raising strategies for the SAT in a dynamic, interactive setting. Kaplan’s teachers run energetic classes that motivate students and boost scores. Kaplan’s curriculum covers everything on the test, and you will receive an adaptive study plan that saves time so you can boost your score on the SAT. Take four full-length practice tests and receive extensive practice materials to help hone skills before test day. Kaplan promises you will get the score you need or you may repeat the course for free. Higher score guaranteed or your money back! Register at: kaplanatschool.com/brookfi eldacademy New this year are two online tests taken at home. There are no classes July 3 – July 7.

Á-la-carte: June 12 – July 14 Hours: See Page 31Grades: 9 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Kaplan StaffFee: $799

LacrosseJB Sports will introduce your child to the fastest growing game in America, Lacrosse. JB Sports teaches your child appropriate physical skills while also focusing on teamwork and having fun. All fundamental skills, such as ground ball pick-up, carrying, passing, shooting, and even goal keeping, will be introduced to your child in a fun yet challenging way. Small sided games and drills for all levels of play, whether this is the fi rst time your child has picked up a Lacrosse stick or if they have played before, we will get them excited about the sport of Lacrosse and improve their skills. All equipment will be provided. Soft sticks will be used.

Added feature to this class, “Project Fit!” We will have your child running, jumping, stretching, laughing, and staying fi t in every class! Your child will be having so much fun they won’t even know they are exercising!! Ninja obstacle courses, relay races, parachute runs, and so much more!

Participants should wear athletic attire, athletic shoes and bring sunscreen and water bottle.

Session III June 26 – 30 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: JB SportsFee: by May 20 - $185; after May 20 - $195

Law: Fairy Tales and the Legal SystemGot a budding lawyer in the family? Even if you don’t, this is the perfect class to introduce them to legal principles in a fun atmosphere. Find out what happens after “The End” when Jack is accused of stealing the Goose that laid the Golden Egg; when Humpty Dumpty sues the builder of the wall; and when the Wicked Stepmother is accused of poisoning Snow White! You know the fairy tales, but you’ve never heard them like this! The class uses all-new materials specifi cally designed for this age group to teach lessons on the American legal system with reference to favorite fairy tales. The last day includes the opportunity for parents to join the fun!

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Lani WilliamsFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

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Law: Lawyers in Training This class uses role-playing materials designed specifi cally for 3rd – 5th graders to teach constitutional and other legal concepts, as well as trial procedure. Take a turn at being a plaintiff, defendant, attorney, member of the jury, and maybe even the judge! Learn some legal lingo and have fun at the same time! The last day includes a parent-attended, student-written trial demonstration.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Lani WilliamsFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Law: Introduction to the Legal Essentials Per student request, this class develops its own trials for cases involving issues such as negligence, theft, and even murder! Get your initial training using prepared scripts, but graduate to developing your own materials with the class. Assume the role of prosecutor, defense attorney, and judge! Parents are welcome to attend our presentation on the fi nal day.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: 6 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Lani WilliamsFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Learning with STEMStep into the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math) zone with these specially designed classes that encourage students to explore the ever-changing technology world. We will sample some of the newest technology programs. Each class will explore a different concept: digital movie making, metal detectors, levers, Newton laws of motion, pulleys, gears, bridge-making, solar, wind and water power, designing video games and much more. 100% FUN Guaranteed!

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: K5 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Rita RamnarayanFee: by May 20 – $185; after May 20 – $195

LEGO®: Architectural Design Thinking (STEAM)

Students have a big building task ahead of them – the President has asked them to create the fi nest city in America! Using LEGOs, the students will learn about beam-and-peg construction as they build their cities. The goal is to understand how Geometry and Art, along with Science and engineering design (STEAM), work in unison to CREATE a skyscraper, school, stadium, bridges, houses, and more. We will use Video game design techniques, as well as modeling, to understand 3D structures and how color, line and shape help to visualize the Golden Ratio, Symmetry and Fractals. Students will get a chance to refi ne their skills and get creative with their imagination.

Session III June 26 – 30 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: K5 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Rita RamnarayanFee: by May 20 – $185; after May 20 – $195

LEGO®: BattleBotsExperience the cutting edge of technology with LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3 Robotics. Students will be captivated as they incorporate the newest generation of motors, sensors, and software by programming their commands directly into the intelligent brick. Test your programming and design skills with our Battle Robots specially designed by B4K. Join in on the action and test your capabilities as our Bots compete in challenges. What will your BattleBot do? Will you be crowned Battlebot WARRIOR? Creative challenges, games, and more....our camps have it all! Prior experience in robotics is helpful, but not necessary.

Session VII Aug. 7 – 11 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 5 – 9 Location: CHInstructor: Bricks 4 Kidz®

Fee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

LEGO®: Brick–mon GO!Get ready for an adventure in the world of Pokémon®! Tap into your inner engineer as we bring this world to life with LEGO® bricks! Each day, we’ll build characters, such as Dratini, Pikachu, and Poke Balls, as well as cool motorized LEGO® models from the Pokémon® game. Show off your skills as you battle for power in your journey through the Pokémon® universe. Creative challenges, games, and more....our camps have it all! Bring your own Pokémon® trading cards or personal handheld device if you wish to trade or play at the end of each day (time is limited). Do you have what it takes to become a Pokémon® Master?

Session I June 5 – 9 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pm ORSession IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 1 – 6 Location: PHInstructor: Bricks 4 Kidz®Fee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

LEGO®: Building FUNdamentalsKids dive into our classes and exercise their innate gift for building. They come away learning new building concepts, as well as understanding fundamental principles of engineering and physics. The instructional build projects include teeter totters, pliers, conveyer belts, drills, sewing machines, tricycles, cranes, windmills and more. The experience boosts their confi dence, creativity, and ability to collaborate. Kids can’t get enough.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: K5 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Rita RamnarayanFee: by May 20 – $185; after May 20 – $195

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LEGO®: EngineeringThis class focuses on teaching the fundamentals of simple machines. Using LEGO Technic sets, students build a new model each week. They will have an opportunity to build a drawbridge, catapults, motorized cars, amusement park rides, and more! Students will have fun as they apply what they learn, including simple machines, levers, wheels/axels, gears, ratchet/drive trains, and motorized systems.

Session III June 26 – 30 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: K5 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Rita RamnarayanFee: by May 20 – $185; after May 20 – $195

LEGO®: Jr. Robotics – Festival FunHow would you like to turn your next LEGO® creation into a robot, programmed to do exactly what you tell it to do? The Bricks 4 Kidz® Jr. Robotics camp offers all the fun of building with LEGO® bricks, PLUS the challenge of computer programming! Using drag-and-drop icon-based software, WeDo® software provides an introduction into the world of computer-programming and robotics that will equip children to succeed in a technology-based marketplace. This fun, action-packed class combines the fun festival rides that make us spin and rock and roll, along with carnival games and some of the cool animals we would see! Creative challenges, games, and more...our camps have it all! This is an introductory class.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: 3 – 6 Location: PHInstructor: Bricks 4 Kidz®Fee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

LEGO®: Jr. Robotics – Need for Speed How would you like to turn your next LEGO® creation into a robot, programmed to do exactly what you tell it to do? The Bricks 4 Kidz® Jr. Robotics camp offers all the fun of building with LEGO® bricks, PLUS the challenge of computer programming! Using drag-and-drop icon-based software, WeDo® software provides an introduction into the world of computer-programming and robotics that will equip children to succeed in a technology-based marketplace. Step aboard and build some exciting ways to get from here to there. This fun, action-packed class covers all different types of transportation from space, air, land and sea! Kids will learn what makes each machine unique and how it moves, exploring concepts such as buoyancy, propulsion, lift and g-forces! Creative challenges, games, and more....our camps have it all! This is an introductory class.

Session I June 5 – 9 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 3 – 6 Location: PHInstructor: Bricks 4 Kidz® Fee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

LEGO®: Jurassic BricklandEnter the Jurassic Era and build the biggest creatures of Earth’s past...with LEGO® bricks! They were BIG...and BAD... and RULED the earth. Campers will build a prehistoric world that comes to life including the gentle Brontosaurus, ferocious Velociraptor and terrifying T-Rex with awesome motorized LEGO® models, cool 3D LEGO® builds, creative mosaic builds, and more. We’ll even do a dino-dig and create our own fossils! Inspired by the exciting Jurassic Park movie, campers will be on a whirlwind adventure from start to fi nish! Creative challenges, games, and more...our camps have it all!

Session VII August 7 - 11 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 1 – 6 Location: CHInstructor: Bricks 4 Kidz®


LEGO®: Mining & Crafting – Zombies, Skeletons, & Spiders

Steve is jumping for joy as he introduces the newest members of his Minecraft® world. Whether or not your child has attended Minecraft® I, reward them with the creativity and excitement this new camp has to offer. Campers will be challenged to bring their virtual designs to life by building new mob fi gures, mosaics, and custom models, incorporating LEGO® bricks. Creative challenges, games, and more...our camps have it all! Model builds and characters are different from last year.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 1 – 6 Location: PHInstructor: Bricks 4 Kidz®


LEGO®: Mix It Up – Creativity Camp Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGOs! Learn about structures while building projects, and use special pieces to create your own unique design! Explore the endless, creative possibilities of the LEGO building system with the guidance of an experienced instructor. This is an ideal way to prepare young builders for the challenge of Engineering FUNdamentals.

Session VI July 31 – Aug 4 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: K5 – 3 Location: CHInstructor: Rita Ramnarayan Fee: by May 20 – $185; after May 20 – $195

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LEGO®: Robotics - Motor MadnessStudents will work together in small groups to design, construct, and program their own intelligent robot (via PC) to meet a variety of challenges and objectives. LEGO Mindstorm kits will allow you to explore. From programing the RCS, to applying light and touch sensors, and working with wheeled and tracked robots. Objectives are selected to challenge the students at a rate that is appropriate for their skill levels. This class is for the student who likes to be challenged in a fun and friendly environment. The philosophy behind LEGO MINDSTORM is to allow you not only to understand technology, but also to become a creative master of it.

Session V July 24 – 28 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 am Grades: 3 – 6 Location: CHInstructor: Rita Ramnarayan Fee: by May 20 – $185; after May 20 – $195

LEGO®: Stop Motion Movie MakingLights, cameras, LEGO® Action! Use LEGO® bricks to tell YOUR story, complete with music, special effects, and all of your favorite LEGO® mini-fi gure characters! In this unique and creative camp, students will plan, script, stage, shoot, and produce their own mini-movie using Stop Motion Animation. Working as a team, students will use LEGO® components to build the set and props, then shoot their movie using a camera. Teams will use movie-making software to add special effects, titles, credits, and more. When the movie is complete, campers will impress friends and family with a screening party on the last day of camp. Don’t miss your chance to be a movie producer!

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: 3 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Bricks 4 Kidz® Fee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

LEGO® & K’NEX: EngineeringStudents will Imagine, Build, Play, and Learn with this hands-on program which combines exciting building projects with exploration physical science concepts. This class combines exciting activities and learning using the unique Kid K’NEX building system, as well as the LEGO Technic sets. Students will have fun while reinforcing key skills including listening skills, following directions, art, creative play, math and science, and shape and color recognition.

Session V July 24 – 28 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 2 – 6 Location: CHInstructor: Rita Ramnarayan Fee: by May 20 – $185; after May 20 – $195

LOGO: Pirates, Aliens, Robots, and Who?Alas....the Pirates have landed and are looking for their Treasure Chest! This class is fi lled with robots of every kind and chocked full of adventures! Go on a Treasure Hunt with Roamer the Robot, Dig up Dinosaur bones with Bee Bot, Rev your Engines with Speedy the Race car, Land on the Moon with the Aliens from outer space, and much more. Students will work with several versions of LOGO Program (simple sequence programming using numbers, shapes, colors, etc). Guaranteed to generate smiles, giggles, and laughs in every class.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Rita Ramnarayan Fee: by May 20 – $185; after May 20 – $195

Magic School Bus Mania The Friz is back again! Come join in on the fun with Arnold, Phoebe, Liz, and the rest of the gang as we learn and discover the world around us. Science experiments, adventure walks, reading, and hypothesizing will have your child not only learning about the scientifi c method and properties, but having tons of fun along with it!

Session VI July 31 - August 4 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: K5 – 2 Location: CHInstructor: Beth KraemerFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Map Mania Come join us as we learn how to read, use, and make maps of all kinds! We will be learning about the components of a map through fun and engaging activities. Each young cartographer will be constructing his or her own map and will even be able to follow maps to treasure and other surprises!

Session VI July 31 - August 4 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: CHInstructor: Beth KraemerFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Math Review – Level 7This course is designed to review and reinforce the concepts learned in Level 6 math. Students will sharpen their skills in such areas as performing operations with integers, working with percentages, and fi nding rate of fl ow and the volume in tanks. This class will help new and continuing students enter Level 7 with confi dence. However, it is not intended to be a preview or to accelerate math students beyond their current class placement.

Session IV July 10 - 21 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrade: 7 Location: PHInstructor: Janet TaylorFee: by May 20 – $275; after May 20 – $285

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Monster Hunt 101Are you ready to hunt up some monsters? Cryptozoology is the study of legendary beasts and the search to prove they exist. Learn the basics of cryptids (those pesky beasts) and the theories behind them. This two-week class will give students the background of both Cryptozoology and UFOlogy and allowing them to research and investigate alleged sightings from around the world. In addition, we will focus on the alleged cryptid activity in our home State of Wisconsin, much of which occurs within 50 miles of Milwaukee.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: 6 – 12 Location: PHInstructors: Michael Gotthardt & Chris WillsFee: by May 20 - $200; after May 20 - $210

Musical Theatre Intensive Do you have what it takes to become a triple threat? Learn the ins and outs of musical theatre in this brand new class, taught by Mr. Stefan, currently a junior at Carnegie Mellon School of Drama. From different dance genres to acting out scenes to preparing for the big audition, this intensive course will prepare you to shine both on stage and in rehearsal. Students will learn about cold reading and developing characters, as well as picking monologues, classic dance steps, and different Broadway melodies. Parents are invited to a cabaret performance at the end of the session!

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Stefan RomeroFee: by May 20 – $160; after May 20 – $170

Mythbusters! Inspired by Laurette Blanchard

This Mythbusters class takes myths, tall tales, and urban legends and gives them the scientifi c treatment to determine their validity. Myths are proved true, probable, possible, improbable, or busted. Through real-world practical tests, we will prove or debunk a Myth. Get ready for some “explosive” fun!

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: 5 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Jenna Jimenez GarciaFee: by May 20 – $190; after May 20 – $200

Mythic Realms Adventure Gaming IAn introduction to the world of table-top, role-playing games where players will create and live out the role of characters in the world of a mythical Roman empire. Players will learn Roman culture and history, as well as become more familiar with the myths and stories of the Roman world using the Basic Education Role Playing System developed by Mr. Vaughn and Mr. Gotthardt. In addition to the hard copy provided, all participants will receive exclusive limited access to downloadable supplements and game-related materials. Space is limited.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: 6 – 12 Location: PHInstructors: Michael Gotthardt, Jim VaughnFee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

Mythic Realms Adventure Gaming IIThis Mythic summer session is limited to those who are experienced players from Summer Days 2016 and/or the BA after-school Mythic TTRPG club. In addition to the hard copy provided, all participants will receive exclusive limited access to downloadable supplements and game-related materials. Only for players who have been in a previous session or in Adventure Game Club at BA. Space is limited.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 6 – 12 Location: PHInstructors: Michael Gotthardt, Jim VaughnFee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

Mythic Realms Adventure Gaming AdvancedOut of the frying pan and into the fi re! You barely escaped the dungeon delves and illustrious alcoves of legend and lore. How do you sharpen your wits and hone your steel? MYTHIC ADVENTURES ADVANCED, of course. In this latest installment of Mythic Encounters, as a lord level player, you will immerse yourself in mythology-based fantasy scenarios that will be heavy on tactics, world mythology, and storytelling. You will familiarize yourself with new rules, skills choices, and tactical play options. Everything has led up to this! In addition to the hard copy provided, all participants will receive exclusive limited access to downloadable supplements and game-related materials. Only for players who have been in a previous session or in Adventure Game Club at BA.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: 9 – 12 Location: PHInstructors: Michael Gotthardt, Jim VaughnFee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

Mythology Quest Inspired by Ty Mahnke

Are you one those kids that loves to read about the Greek and Roman gods? Then this class is for you. We will be exploring the different mythologies and stories of the Norse, Aztecs, Incans, Egyptians, and Maori cultures. You will see their similarities and differences, as well as discover what their cultures viewed as important to daily life. So join us as we go on a Mythology Quest.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 am Grades: 5 – 8 Location: PH Instructor: Steve RobinsonFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

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Myths & MagicTravel from ancient Greece to the Arctic Circle as we share myths full of magic and moral dilemmas. After talking about what we fi nd powerful in stories from long ago, we will create new tales with dramatic twists and turns as students learn to share them on stage with brave voices and expressive bodies. Students will use theatre games and exercises to explore the basics of acting while learning ensemble building skills and gaining self-confi dence. We will also explore the role of the writer in theatre with a variety of writing exercises. Students will perform their magical myths for family and friends on the last day of class.

Session V July 24 – 28 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 am Grades: 3 – 6 Location: IHInstructor: Sunset PlayhouseFee: by May 20 - $175; after May 20 - $185

NASA Camp: Academy of Future Space Explorers

Mad Science has teamed up with NASA in a quest for exploration! We’ll take a voyage of discovery into the atmosphere and beyond as we explore planets, moons, and other space phenomena in our solar system. Things will heat up as we examine the sun and other stars and discover the diffi culties of space travel! Kids will get a fi rsthand experi-ence of the challenges of living in space as they try assemble a satel-lite while training to be an astronaut. For added fun, we’ll learn about the various technologies that make space exploration possible while bouncing lasers around the room! Kids will love to build their own Mad Science rocket, and participate in a real “NASA” style rocket launch. Campers will have lots of projects to make and many cool NASA take homes, including a gravity assisted launcher, a Shuttle Copter, and more! Mad Science is the ONLY organization licensed by NASA to use these activities for summer camps and school programs.

Session VII Aug. 7 – 11 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: CHInstructor: Mad ScienceFee: by May 20 – $225; after May 20 – $235

Origami and Wearable Art Inspired by Tegbir Chawla & Ritisha Mathur

This class will explore the geometric foundation of origami and the design of origami. Students will learn how to create pieces with origami at the beginning level and will also be allowed to explore on their own on how to create more complex origami forms.

The second week will be used to apply an origami piece into a design for a piece of jewelry, a t-shirt, hat, or beach bag.

This will be a wonderful class to allow students the creativity to think out of the origami box!

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: 3 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Michelle GurneéFee: by May 20 – $190; after May 20 – $200

Phonetic FunStudents will review phonics skills and build reading confi dence through activities, such as singing songs, playing games, and creating their own books. Let’s unlock a few more mysteries of our complex language this summer. This class is for Brookfi eld Academy students entering Level 1 who recognize letters and the sounds they make and who are familiar with basic phonetic principles.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 am Grade: 1 Location: PH Instructor: Jenna Jimenz Garcia Fee: by May 20 – $170; after May 20 – $180

Piano CampOur Summer Piano Group Classes will give students the chance to engage piano music in a unique group setting. The class will focus on theory, musicality, and popular and classical genres. This group will have the opportunity to learn a full ensemble piece and give you a great start or continuation to music journey with the piano.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: K5 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the ArtsFee: by May 20 - $190; after May 20 - $200

Pottery: A Spin of the Clay Wheel! Inspired by Greta Gardetto

Students in this class will explore the use of the pottery wheel to create forms in clay, with the possibility of creating a functional form. The fi rst week will be for practice on the wheel working toward creating a vessel. The pieces will be put in the kiln and then glaze will be applied to three pieces chosen by the student, and the pieces will be assembled into a small water fountain.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: 3 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Michelle GurneéFee: by May 20 – $210; after May 20 – $220

Read Me Sum Math Quality children’s literature provides a high-interest and meaningful context for building mathematical concepts. All students will gain confi dence with mathematical tasks involving problem-solving, reasoning, communication, and representation. Engaging hands-on activities will immerse the younger ones in grades K5, 1, and 2 into real-life mathematical experiences, exploring such concepts as place value and number operations, classifi cation, measurement, fractions, larger numbers, shapes, graphing, patterning, and estimation.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrade: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Mary SchmidtFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

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Science in Practice Inspired by Alisha Krishnan

Get ready for some summer science fun! In this new class, K5, 1st and 2nd graders will explore Natural Science to gain a better understanding of basic concepts in biology, physics, and chemistry. Experiments and activities such as fun with rainbow bubbles, parachutes, ice volcanoes, examining the parts of plants, and many more prove there’s something for everyone! If you like hands-on science learning, this is just the class for you!

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrade: K5 – 2 Location: PH Instructor: Mary SchmidtFee: by May 20 – $190; after May 20 – $200

Service Learning WeekCome and see fi rst-hand how giving can change the lives of others. Give your time, friendship, talent, and donations and see what a difference you make. Learn about the causes you will support and the recipients of your service projects. These classes are no charge to interested students, thanks to the generosity of the local businesses and individuals who have underwritten the costs of materials and transportation. However, specifi c notes/donation items are suggested in each project description on page 2. You may participate in as many projects as you would like, but register soon. These classes fi ll quickly. Limited to 20 students per day.

Session I June 5,7,8, & 9 Hours: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm June 6 Hours: 10:00 am – 1:00 pmGrades: 2 – 12 Location: PHInstructors: BA Staff & BA ParentsFee: No Fee

Singapore Math: ComprehensiveSingapore Math helps make abstract concepts clear and concrete to the learner. This class is for students new to Brookfi eld Academy or for students who need a refresher course in Basic Singapore Math. Students will be taught Singapore Math lessons using all fi ve components of a lesson: Mental Math, Teacher-directed instruction, Activity, Independent Practice, and Model Drawing. These two weeks of explicit instruction are designed to give an overall introduction of our Singapore Math program to incoming students. Limited to 14 students.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Mary Engerson Fee: by May 20 – $250; after May 20 – $260

Singapore Math: IntensiveThis class is for students who already know Singapore Math but need more practice. It is designed to review and reinforce Singapore Math concepts. Students will brush up on their math facts, review the bar modeling strategy, and practice mental math strategies. These two weeks will provide the extra time some students need to review concepts and the explicit instruction students need to make math accessible to them. Limited to 14 students.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Mary Engerson Fee: by May 20 – $250; after May 20 – $260

Singapore Math: Introduction to Bar Modeling This class is designed to introduce students who are new to the Singapore Math curriculum to bar modeling before diving into math at Brookfi eld Academy. We will go over the eight basic steps to problem-solving and apply them to solving a variety of word problems involving fractions, percentages, and ratios. We will also brush up on foundational math skills including facts, decimals, and area/perimeter.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 am ORSession IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 4 – 6 Location: PH Instructor: Becky PeacockFee: by May 20 – $275; after May 20 – $285

Soccer: Chicago Fire Camp IKick off your summer by signing up for a Chicago Fire Soccer Club Summer Camp! Play, learn, and train with our passionate, highly-qualifi ed Chicago Fire coaches who will support your child to develop soccer skills in a week of soccer-fi lled fun. Programs will build on your child’s key soccer skills through individual and team-based activities/practices and are suitable for all ability levels. All players registered will receive an SITC Dri-Fit jersey, ball, individual player evaluation, and a ticket to a Chicago Fire game at Toyota Park! This is a coed camp.

* Players must supply their own shin guards, cleats, sunscreen, and water bottle.

** In the event of inclement weather, the players will be in the PH Gym.

Session III June 26 – 30 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: 1 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Chicago Fire coaches & International coachesFee: $180Register at: www.chicago-fi re.com/youth/sitc/summercamps/locations

Soccer: Chicago Fire Camp IIKick off your summer by signing up for a Chicago Fire Soccer Club Summer Camp! Play, learn and train with our passionate, highly-qualifi ed Chicago Fire coaches who will support your child to develop soccer skills in a week of soccer-fi lled fun. Programs will build on your child’s key soccer skills through individual and team-based activities/practice and are suitable for all ability levels. All players registered will receive an SITC Dri-Fit jersey, ball, individual player evaluation, and a ticket to a Chicago Fire game at Toyota Park! This is a coed camp.



Session III June 26 – 30 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pm Grades: 6 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Chicago Fire coaches & International coachesFee: $180Register at: www.chicago-fi re.com/youth/sitc/summercamps/locations

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Soccer: Coed Camp Learn basic game rules and strategies for early players or practice skills to improve already learned techniques. Work on passing, scoring, goal tending, and team concepts. Individual attention will be emphasized in this camp.



Session I June 5 – 9 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 am ORGrades: 3 – 8 Location: PH

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 am Grades: 3 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Lee RogersFee: by May 20 – $170; after May 20 – $180

Soccer: Mighty Mites Camp Learn the basic skills, game rules, and strategies of soccer in this coed camp. Concentrate on working with the ball and on team concepts. Receive individual attention. This is a coed camp.



Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Lee RogersFee: by May 20 – $170; after May 20 – $180

SoftballCome learn the fundamentals skills of softball. Throwing, catching, hitting, fi elding, and base running will all be covered in this non-competitive, action packed week. JB Sports will teach your child appropriate physical skills while also focusing on teamwork and having fun. Kids of all abilities are welcome to participate, there’s something for everyone. Small sided games will be introduced during the latter part of the week. Your kids will love the all American game of softball.

Added feature to this class, “Project Fit!” We will your child running, jumping, stretching, laughing, and staying fi t in every class! Your child will have so much fun they won’t even know that they are exercising!! Ninja obstacle courses, relay races, parachute runs, and so much more!

*Participants should wear athletic attire and athletic shoes and bring a softball glove.

**Please provide sunscreen and water bottle.

Session III June 26 – 30 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 4 – 6 Location PHInstructor: JB SportsFee: by May 20 – $185; after May 20 – $195

Spanish for Travelers¡Vámonos! Let´s visit several Hispanic countries while learning how to get around in Spanish. Our destinations will include Spain, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Costa Rica. At each destination we will visit some tourist spots and enjoy different music and learn about their foods and traditions.

Session III June 26 – 30 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 1 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Allison HertelFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Speed Reading Students will eliminate poor reading habits, while they work at their own pace using a research-based computer program. They will be able to monitor their daily progress as they improve speed, fl uidity, and comprehension in reading nonfi ction and literary passages. This class is also an ideal way to help students prepare for the reading sections of the ACT or SAT. Limited to 15 students.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 6 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Janet TaylorFee: by May 20 – $190; after May 20 – $200

STEM SamplerStep into the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) zone with these specially designed classes that encourage students to explore the ever-changing technology world. We will sample some of the newest technology programs. Each class will explore a different concept: digital movie making, metal detectors, levers, Newton Laws of Motion, pulleys, gears, bridge-making, solar, wind and water power, designing video games, and much more. 100% FUN Guaranteed!

Session VI July 31 – Aug 4 Hours: 12:30 – 3:25 pmGrades: 2 – 5 Location: CHInstructor: Rita RamnarayanFee: by May 20 – $185; after May 20 – $195

Study Skills I In this class, students have the chance to jump start their skills and get started on the way to school year success. Enjoy creating as we explore the themes of planning, organization, time management, note-taking, research, big-picture thinking, and attention to detail.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Jenna Jimenz GarciaFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Study Skills IITake your skills to the next level in this class. Have fun creating a long-term project at camp as we delve more deeply into the skills of planning, organization, time management, note-taking, research, big-picture thinking, and attention to detail.

Session IV July 10 - 21 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: 6 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Jenna Jimenz Garcia Fee: by May 20 – $210; after May 20 – $220

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Suspense, Thrills, Mystery! Develop your problem-solving and critical-thinking skills as you play detective and analyze clues, solve crimes and puzzles, and much more! Listen to mystery stories; join me for thrilling and spooky adventures. You won’t want to miss it!

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Mary EngersonFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Tae Kwon Do IJ.K. Lee Instructors will lead students through exercises that teach children confi dence, respect, and focus, as well as martial arts fundamentals. The practice of martial arts means respecting each other, encouraging and supporting each other, and celebrating each other’s successes. This program includes a martial arts uniform.

Session V July 24 – 28 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 1 – 3 Location: CHInstructor: J.K Lee InstructorsFee: by May 20 – $110; after May 20 – $120

Tae Kwon Do IIJ.K. Lee Instructors will lead students through exercises that teach children confi dence, respect, and focus, as well as martial arts fundamentals. The practice of martial arts means respecting each other, encouraging and supporting each other, and celebrating each other’s successes. This program includes a martial arts uniform.

Session V July 24 – 28 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 4 – 6 Location: CHInstructor: J.K Lee InstructorsFee: by May 20 – $110; after May 20 – $120

Tennis Camp I Come to sharpen your skills during the summer tournament season. Combine skills and strategy instruction with match play opportunities. Improve your game!

* Participants must supply their own racket, sunscreen, and water bottle.


Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: FOF Tennis CourtsInstructor: Abid BhattiFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Tennis Camp II Come to camp for developmentally-sound skill instruction, innovative drills, and match-playing opportunities. Fundamentals will be stressed, as well as an emphasis on building good stroke habits. Learn singles and doubles strategies.



Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 3 – 8 Location: FOF Tennis CourtsInstructor: Abid BhattiFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Tennis Camp IIIThis program is designed to introduce the basics and fundamentals of tennis. Players will learn the correct mechanics of each stroke, proper court positioning and movement, and sound strategies for future growth and development. All basic techniques will be reinforced constantly through coordinated exercises, coordinated fun games, and singles and doubles play.


Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 6 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Elite Racquet Club ProsFee: by May 20 - $250; after May 20 - $260

Tennis Camp IVThis class is a player development program that improves the more advanced players’ technical skills, as well as mental toughness. High intensity drills that develop speed, coordination, and overall athletic ability will be a part of this program. Strengths, weaknesses, and current stroke arsenal will be analyzed. Singles and doubles point play will be interspersed with individual attention to ensure the players highest potential is reached.


Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 9 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Elite Racquet Club ProsFee: by May 20 - $250; after May 20 - $260

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Track and FieldStudents will gain a basic understanding of track and fi eld. All track and fi eld events will be explored with the opportunity to try most of them. The students will also be introduced to a dynamic warm up, speed training, body weight strength training, and both muscular endurance and cardiovascular endurance. Track and fi eld is the most effective complement to any other sport. We encourage all athletes to join!

* Participants should wear athletic attire and shoes and bring sunscreen and water.


Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 3 – 9 Location: PHInstructor: Tim ReicheltFee: by May 20 – $180; after May 20 – $190

Violin CampOur Summer Violin Classes will concentrate on the makeup and theory of the instrument. Students will work on musicality, tone, note reading, ear-training, and ensemble playing in a fun and unique way. While learning this instrument as an individual is amazing, group violin can focus on the sound of the instrument as you compare it to your friends while learning and performing fun and exciting music.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: K5 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the ArtsFee: by May 20 - $190; after May 20 - $200

Vocal CampOur Summer Group Vocal Classes will focus on the beauty of singing in a small choir format. Students will get a chance to learn some vocal theory and popular and classical music genres while enjoying singing with friends.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 3 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Brookfi eld Center for the ArtsFee: by May 20 - $180; after May 20 - $190

Volleyball: Beach VolleyballPass, set, spike your kids way into summer this year! Basic skills will be taught in a fun and non-competitive environment. Beach volleyball is a great summer game and what better way to introduce your children to this great game than with our friendly and experienced coaches.

Added feature to this class, “Project Fit!” We will have your child running, jumping, stretching, laughing, and staying fi t in every class! Your child will be having so much fun they won’t even know that they are exercising! Ninja obstacle courses, relay races, parachute runs, and so much more!

* Participants should wear athletic attire and athletic shoes and bring a water bottle.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: JB SportsFee: by May 20 - $185; after May 20 - $195

Volleyball Camp IThis coed camp will work on skill development, basic game rules, and strategies. Be introduced to the game for the fi rst time or practice previously-learned skills including serving, blocking, and hitting. Experience competitive drills, offensive and defensive strategies, and match play.

* Players should wear athletic attire and knee pads and bring a water bottle.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Mollie O’BrienFee: by May 20 – $170; after May 20 – $180

Volleyball Camp IIThis coed camp will work on skill development, basic game rules, and strategies. Be introduced to the game for the fi rst time or practice previously-learned skills including serving, blocking, and hitting. Experience competitive drills, offensive and defensive strategies, and match play. You will have the opportunity to play with the Brookfi eld Academy varsity volleyball players!

* Players should wear athletic attire and knee pads and bring a water bottle.

Session IV July 10 - 21 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: 6 – 8 Location: PHInstructor: Mollie O’BrienFee: by May 20 – $170; after May 20 – $180

World of Writing Build your writing skills from the bottom up. Practice writing varied sentences, learn how to expand and combine them, and move into expository, narrative, descriptive, and persuasive paragraphs. Review and practice coherence, unity, structure, and development. Finally, write the fi ve paragraph essay, stressing good spelling and mechanics at each step.

Session IV July 10– 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 am Grades: 6 – 9 Location: PHInstructor: Chris WillsFee: by May 20 – $190; after May 20 – $200

Write Your Own StoryGet your pens and pencils ready! In this fun and interactive class, students will learn how to journal, write alternate endings to stories, write their own version of a story, collaboratively write stories as a group, write different genres of stories, and more!

Session V July 24 - 28 Hours: 9:00 – 11:55 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: CHInstructor: Beth KraemerFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

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Writing: Bring Out the Book in You; A Publisher’s Roadmap to AuthorshipFacilitated by award-winning publisher Kira Henschel, “Bring Out the Book in You” provides a step-by-step roadmap to becoming a published author. We will explore various tracks for publishing (print, e-books, audio books, etc.), discuss the pros and cons of self-publishing, and learn how the publishing industry really works. Class sessions will include discussion of students’ book ideas, markets for the books, writing for the market (and why it matters), creation of the “Build-a-Book” kit, editorial recommendations, design do’s and don’ts, copy editing, and many practical, hands-on examples. Completed book projects will be considered for future publication. We may also invite local authors as guests for their insights. This instructor, Kira Henschel, is an award-winning independent publisher who has published or helped publish more than 500 books since 2002.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 am Grades: 7 – 12 Location: PH Instructor: Kira HenschelFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Writing: Creative WritingThis course is designed to let students explore their creativity in writing while giving them a chance to discover what creative writing looks like today. Students will read and evaluate writing in various forms, including recently published creative non-fi ction, short stories, fl ash fi ction, and poetry. At the same time, they will create a portfolio of their own works, including at least one piece in each of these categories, and they will submit one piece for publication. This is a four-week elective class and is eligible for a 0.5 BA Credit. There are no classes from July 3 to July 7.

Dates June 19 – 30 & July 10 – 21 Hours: 12:30 – 3:30 pm

Grades: 9 – 12 Location: PHInstructor: Suzanne Manizza Roszak Fee: by May 20 – $1,150; after May 20 – $1,250

Writing: Creative Writing - Poetry I Do you love writing poems?Ever given it a try?If the answer is no,Well, perhaps it is time!

In this class, students will have the chance to learn the basics and create their own poetry.

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pm Grades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Jenna Jimenez GarciaFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Writing: Creative Writing - Poetry II This is a class full of fun,Enjoyed by everyone.Come here to learn the joy of the word,When that word with another is spun!

Need we say more? Join this class for creative adventures with limericks, haikus, and more!

Session II June 12 – 23 Hours: 2:00 – 3:25 pmGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Jenna Jimenez GarciaFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Writing: Creative Writing - Short Stories IUnleash your inner author in this stimulating and fun class. We will learn the basics of short story writing, as well as some creative ways of drawing inspiration from the world around us. Write stories and get educational feedback, all while enjoying the creative freedom of expression that will make your stories beautiful.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: K5 – 2 Location: PHInstructor: Jenna Jimenez GarciaFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Writing: Creative Writing - Short Stories IIMany students are writers in disguise, and they themselves do not realize it. Creative writing is a fantastic way for students to explore the depths of their imaginations and still receive feedback on grammar and structure. In this class, students will have the opportunity to use short stories to unmask their creativity in a more free and individually satisfying literary environment.

Session IV July 10 – 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 3 – 5 Location: PHInstructor: Jenna Jimenez GarciaFee: by May 20 – $175; after May 20 – $185

Writing Creative Non-Fiction: Remembering an Event

When you look back on the last year or the last few years of your life, is there an event that really sticks out? Did something happen that made a big difference in your life or was very important to you? Did you ace a test you were afraid to take, start playing a new sport, or help a friend who was facing a problem? In this course, you will learn to write a creative non-fi ction essay that vividly narrates an event you remember and describes its signifi cance clearly to your readers. In the process, you will practice essential writing skills that are important for academic writing, too – from brainstorming and outlining to writing clearly focused paragraphs and supporting claims with evidence. Of all the ways to strengthen your writing for school, this is one of the most fun!

Session IV July 10 - 21 Hours: 9:00 – 10:25 amGrades: 6 – 8 Location: PH Instructor: Suzanne Manizza Roszak Fee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

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ACT Complete PreparationPrepare for the ACT exam with experienced Kaplan instructors. The ACT Complete course, offered on the BA campus, is open to any high school student entering grades 9–12. Learn score-raising strategies for the ACT in a dynamic, interactive setting. Kaplan’s teachers run energetic classes that motivate students and boost scores. Kaplan’s curriculum covers everything on the test, and you will receive an adaptive study plan that saves time so you can boost your score on the ACT. Take four full-length practice tests and receive extensive practice materials to help hone skills before test day. Kaplan promises you will get the score you need or you may repeat the course for free. Higher score guaranteed or your money back!* New this year are 2 online tests taken at home.

June 19 – July 21Mon. 6/19 9 am – 12:30 pm (diagnostic test)Wed. 6/21 12:30 – 3:30 pmFri. 6/23 12:30 – 3:30 pmFri. 6/30 (online practice test at home)Mon. 7/10 12:30 – 3:30 pmWed. 7/12 9 am – noonFri. 7/14 12:30 – 3:45 pm (practice test)Mon. 7/17 9 am – noonWed. 7/19 (online practice test at home)Fri. 7/21 9 am – noonLocation: PHFee: $799

SAT Complete PreparationPrepare for the SAT exam with experienced Kaplan instructors. The SAT Complete course, offered on the BA campus, is open to any high school student entering grades 9–12. Learn score-raising strategies for the SAT in a dynamic, interactive setting. Kaplan’s teachers run energetic classes that motivate students and boost scores. Kaplan’s curriculum covers everything on the test, and you will receive an adaptive study plan that saves time so you can boost your score on the SAT. Take four full-length practice tests and receive extensive practice materials to help hone skills before test day. Kaplan promises that you will get the score you need or you may repeat the course for free. Higher score guaranteed or your money back!* New this year are 2 online tests taken at home.

June 12 – July 14Mon. 6/12 9 am – 12:15 pm (diagnostic test)Wed. 6/14 9 am – noonFri. 6/16 9 am – noonMon. 6/19 (online practice test at home)Wed. 6/21 9 am – noonFri. 6/23 9 am – noonFri. 6/30 9 am – 12:15 pm (practice test)Mon. 7/10 9 am – noonWed. 7/12 (online practice test at home)Fri. 7/14 9 am – noonLocation: PHFee: $799

*Conditions and restrictions apply. For complete guarantee eligibility, visit kaptest.com/hsg

KAPLAN COURSES AT BA• Kaplan at School Program (KAS)• Kaplan Test Prep comes to the Brookfi eld Academy campus• Instructors: Kaplan Test Prep staffRegistration at: kaplanatschool.com/brookfi eldacademy

Classes for BA CreditCredit Classes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Full DetailsCommunity Art: Historical Approaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p 17Entrepreneurship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p 20Foundations of Freedom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p 22Geometry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p 22Writing: Creative Writing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p 35

Writing the College Essay This four-day course is designed for high school students who will be applying to college. Brookfi eld Academy’s Director of College Counseling will guide students as they write their college essays, a major component in the college application process. The essay is a student’s opportunity to voice his or her unique personal experiences. A well-written and interesting essay can be a major advantage to an application. Each student will receive personal guidance as he or she develops essays for his or her particular college applications.

Á-la-carte: August 14 – 17 (M-Th) Hours: 12:00 – 2:30 pm Grades: 11 & 12 Location: PH Instructor: Sharon Koenings Fee: by July 26 – $300; after July 26 – $310

Writing: The StorytellerHumans love stories. Whether we are climbing Mount Olympus in a Rick Riordan novel, waving a wand with Harry Potter, or laughing when Greg Heffl ey discovers his fi rst zit in a Diary of a Wimpy Kid, we fi nd a little bit of us in the fi ctional world. Do you have a story to tell? Are you ready to share your imagination with fellow writers? If so, sign up!

At the end of this creative writing class for middle schoolers, we will have completed at least one short story. Students will go through the writing process, learn how to critique each other’s work, and of course, read some great stories.

Session II June 12 - 23 Hours: 12:30 – 1:55 pmGrades: 6 – 8 Location: PH Instructor: Jonathan Porter Fee: by May 20 – $190; after May 20 – $200

Writing and Submitting Poetry and Fiction

Writing poetry and stories may seem like a solitary activity – something you do quietly by yourself. But all that changes when you start sharing your work with an audience! Then, writing becomes a way to connect with other people, too. In this course, not only will you produce your own creative writing, but you will also learn how to submit your pieces to magazines that regularly feature writing by kids like you. You will have the opportunity to professionally format your work in a computer lab, print and submit it by mail, and even submit it online. This class will walk you through every step of the process!

Session IV July 10 - 21 Hours: 10:30 – 11:55 amGrades: 6 – 8 Location: PH Instructor: Suzanne Manizza Roszak Fee: by May 20 – $200; after May 20 – $210

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About Brookfi eld Academy

Welcome to Brookfi eld Academy!Choosing a positive educational experience for your child is one of the most important decisions you will make. Discover the exciting summer session opportunities available to you as you explore these pages. We also invite you to visit our beautiful campus, see classes in action and picture your family as part of our school community.

Contact the admissions offi ce to schedule a tour and learn more about Brookfi eld Academy: • Mary Ricci, Admissions Assistant mary.ricci@brookfi eldacademy.org • Jennifer Wareham, Admissions Assistant

jennifer.wareham@brookfi eldacademy.org

What is an independent school? An independent school is not part of any government or religious organization. It is overseen by a Board of Directors and operated by a school head.

How does BA prepare students for college and life?Brookfi eld Academy’s program is integrated from pre-kindergarten through high school, with differences in focus and emphasis appropriate to the developmental needs of children at various levels. Consistent with the belief in basic education, Brookfi eld Academy’s program seeks to empower graduates to compete, contribute, and thrive in tomorrow’s society. Success at Brookfi eld Academy is refl ected in academic mastery and character development, as well as in knowledge and development of individual strengths. Graduates know themselves and have confi dence in their gifts!

Five Stars of Brookfi eld AcademyIn pursuit of its mission, Brookfi eld Academy’s directors, Head of School, division heads, teachers, staff, students, parents, supporters, and friends mutually pledge to embrace fully and without reservation the values represented by the Five Stars: Intellect, Truth, Heritage, Character, and Individuality.

The Academy TriangleAt Brookfi eld Academy, we believe parents have the ultimate responsibility for their child’s education. One of the ways we express our belief in the role of parents is something we call “The Academy Triangle,” which represents the combined efforts of parents, teachers, and students to achieve educational excellence.

Apply to Brookfi eld Academy in 4 Easy Steps (brookfi eldacademy.org, see Admissions):

1. Complete the admissions application form. 2. Schedule a campus visit. 3. Register for an admissions screening. 4. Complete a Request for Information form (RFI).

Additional information on all of the topics noted here can be found on our website: brookfi eldacademy.org • (262) 783-3200

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Brookfi eld Academy Summer Program StaffJulie D’Arruda, Summer Program Director – Former BA French teacher, and BA substitute teacher, UWM Teaching Assistant, and preschool teacher. BA graduate, current BA parent. MS - Taxation, BA - Economics, French, and Art History

Anita Roessler, Summer Program Administrative Assistant – BA substitute teacher, BA tutor, BA parent, and volunteer. BS – Biological Sciences

Brookfi eld Academy Summer Program FacultyName Credentials

Amazing Athletes Nationally-franchised, youth-based sports fi tness program that teaches children life skills, motor development, and healthy habits through sports

Arcade Driving School Local driving school which has provided driver education for over 60 years

Bhatti, Abid BA Middle School tennis coach with 36 years of experience, coached at middle school, high school, and collegiate levels, private golf instructor with over 32 years of golfi ng experience

Bonness, Michelle BS – Molecular Biology, MD, American Board Certifi ed Surgeon, BA parent

Braun, Linda BA Director of Advancement, MBA, Marketing – University of Chicago, prior Adjunct Professor of Marketing at the Art Institute, current BA parent

Bruhn, Janet BA Upper School Art and Graphic Design Teacher with nine years of experience, M.F.A. in painting and printmaking

Bricks 4 Kidz Nationally-franchised program that teaches children the principles of engineering and architecture using LEGO® bricks

Brookfi eld Center for Formerly Brookfi eld Dance Academy, a part of the community for 12 years, sharing our love for the arts in the areas of

the Arts dance, music, theatre and education

Bullio, Mark BA Upper School history teacher for four years with a PhD in Philosophy from the University of California, Irvine

Chess Scholars Enrichment classes provider for over 15 years in IL, WI, & IN. Instructional chess programs at over 300 schools

Chicago Fire Major League Soccer team, Chicago Fire Summer Camps offer a range of fun camp experiences for every level of player

Drobots Founded by a small group of parents, educators, visionaries and do-it-yourself engineers. The mission is to inspire students to reduce computer screen time and instead utilize drone technology in a setting that promotes collaborative project-based learning in a positive educational environment.

Elite Sports Club The largest tennis program in WI for the last 30 years. Its 50 tennis coaches train over 40 nationally ranked juniors, as well as 100 midwest ranked players

Engerson, Mary BA enrichment teacher and tutor, former BA Level 5 teacher with 14 years of experience

Erlinder, Brook Small business owner, designer, and seamstress of Rosabelle Waters Apparel LLC, over 25 years sewing experience; BA – Chemistry and French from Bradley University; MBA – Marketing Emphasis, Concordia University; BA parent

Gotthardt, Michael BA Middle School Intro Latin & Classics teacher with 23 years of experience, assistant forensics coach, co-founder of the Adventure Game Club and Middle School chess club facilitator

Gurneé, Michelle BA summer teacher for fi ve years, art teacher with 17 years of experience, current fi ne arts teacher at Phoenix Country Day School

Guru, Manjula BA Upper School AP faculty and Mock Trial coach, BA parent

Henschel, Kira Award-winning independent publisher, published/co-published more than 500 books.

Hertel, Allison BA teacher with 17 years teaching experience, BA parent

Heuvelmans Mary BA Level A teacher, 27 years of experience teaching 3, 4, and 5 year olds

Hofbauer, Greeta BA parent

JB Sports Powered by JumpBunch, nationally-franchised, curriculum based, sports and fi tness program with the goal to help every child feel comfortable trying a sport, to give a basic understanding of popular sports, and to help appreciate the fun and rewards of regular physical activity

Jimenez Garcia, Jenna BA Middle School Spanish teacher for three years, BA graduate, BA in Linguistics and Spanish, minor in Global Cultures from UW-Madison

J.K. Lee’s 40 years of teaching Martial Arts, Voted #1 Martial Arts School on the “AList” for six years runningBlackbelt Academy

Kaplan Test Prep As the world leader in test prep for over 75 years, Kaplan Test Prep annually prepares thousands of students for the SAT, ACT, and PSAT/NMSQT. 95% of Kaplan students get into one or more of their top choice colleges

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King, Mara BA Lower School Narnia & Enrichment Coordinator, over 15 years of experience in education

Klein, Chris BA Primary School Physical Education teacher; former BA Level A teacher, former art teacher, former BA parent; over 20 years of teaching experience

Koenings, Sharon BA Assistant Head of School, Director of Admissions, Director of College Counseling

Kraemer, Beth BA summer days teacher for four years, current fi rst grade teacher in the Madison Metropolitan School District

Mad Science Global organization that teaches kids about science through fun, hands-on programs. Mad Science has encouraged scientifi c literacy in children for over 25 years

Mackinson, David USFCA certifi ed fencing instructor, fencing experience and instruction with 20 years of experience

Mills, Linda BA parent

Milwaukee Brewers Major League Baseball team in Wisconsin

Milwaukee Bucks National Basketball Association team in Wisconsin

Nolasco, Bryan BA Upper School basketball coach BA for 16 years, Director of Wisconsin Havoc, coached for WBA Prestige, former manager of Marquette women’s basketball, BA graduate

Novacek, Brigid BA Level 1 teacher, four years teaching in BA Primary School, nine years of elementary school teaching experience, BA graduate , BA parent

O’Brien, Mollie BA Middle School volleyball coach with 11 years of experience

O’Leary, Jane BA Level B teacher with 28 years of experience

Peacock, Becky BA Level 6 math teacher for (three years), BS in Mathematics from Wake Forest University, BA graduate, BA parent, basketball coaching experience (K-8th grade)

Polster, Dean BA Upper School Mathematics teacher, AB in Mathematics, Physics, 25 years of experience in education, BA parent

Porter, Jonathan BA Middle School Compostion and Classics teacher, Graduate Degree in Writing, 10 years of writing experience, BA parent

Ramnarayan, Rita M.S, PhD – Material Science, Post Doc. – Solid State; Carnegie Mellon University; 30 years teaching University Chemistry and High School Science and Math; Computer Software Explorers instructor with 15 years experience teaching enrichment programs that integrate all aspects of learning; STREAM (Science, Technology, Reading, Art, Math)

Reichelt, Tim BA Middle School track and fi eld Head Coach, former head track and fi eld coach at Wauwatosa East, 20 years of coaching experience at the high school and college levels

Robinson, Steven BA Level 4 teacher, nine years of teaching experience, BA Middle School track & fi eld coach, BA Middle School girls basketball coach

Rogers, Lee BA boy & girls varsity soccer head coach, Physical Education Department Chair, Milwaukee Wave Hall of Fame member

Romero, Stefan BA graduate, junior at Carnegie Mellon University majoring in History and Costume Design, 10 years of experience in theatrical performance and design

Roszak, Suzanne Lecturer in the University Writing Program at The University of California – Riverside; experienced presenter and published writer of academic articles, poetry, and fi ction; Ph.D. and M.A. in Comparative Literature from Yale University, M.F.A. in English (Poetry) from The University of California – Irvine, B.A. in English and Comparative Literature from Columbia University

Schickert, Debi BA teacher for 16 years in both Levels A and B.

Schlosser, Katie BA Upper School English and Journalism teacher, BA graduate, USA Field Hockey Level 1 certifi ed coach, experienced club coach at multiple age groups, head coach of fi eld hockey at Brookfi eld Academy

Schmidt, Mary BA Administrative Support Assistant, fi ve years elementary school teaching experience, BA graduate, BA parent, BS in Nursing

Speich, Dawn BA Level A teacher with 16 years of teaching experience, Level A leader

Stigler, Prudy BA Narnia and playground supervisor for 10 years

Sunset Playhouse Performing Arts school teaching various classes for all ages taught by the area’s top professional teaching artists for over 50 years

Taylor, Janet BA substitute teacher and tutor, 20 years teaching experience, BA alumni parent

Thompson, Kristi BA Finance Director, BA parent

Vaughn, Jim BA Educational Technology Coordinator, BAME, 25 years teaching experience, BA lead forensics coach, co-author: Ludus Adventure Game, BA parent

Weston, Jan Former BA teacher, college test prep instructor, private tutor

Williams, Lani Attorney at Law, Mediator, BA parent

Wills, Chris BA Middle School English teacher with 22 years of experience, BA parent

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2017 Brookfi eld Academy Summer Days LUNCH ORDER FORM (Return to School and keep a copy for your own records.)

Please CIRCLE desired dates and write in the sub choice. Use one order form per student. You may write one check for all students from the same family.

Subway Sub Meals: Mondays , Wednesdays, & Fridays $4 each (6 inch sub and chips).

Choices: Ham & Cheese, Turkey & Cheese, or Veggie & Cheese (Fill in sub choice on the line- one choice per session.)All subs come with lettuce and tomato. Assorted chips are available.

Dates Served: Session I June 5, 7, and 9 (circle dates desired) Sub choice _______________________________

Session II June 12, 14, 16, 19, 21, and 23 (circle dates desired) Sub choice _______________________________

Session III June 26, 28, and 30 (circle dates desired) Sub choice _______________________________

Session IV July 10, 12, 14, 17, 19, and 21 (circle dates desired) Sub choice _______________________________

Session V July 24, 26, and 28 (circle dates desired) Sub choice _______________________________

Session VI July 31, August 2, and 4 (circle dates desired) Sub choice _______________________________

Session VII August 7, 9, and 11 (circle dates desired) Sub choice _______________________________

Domino’s Cheese Pizza: Tuesdays & Thursdays at a cost of $2.00 per slice

The size of the pizza slices are from a large Domino’s pizza cut in 8 slices. Each student may have as many or few slices as they like at $2.00 per slice.

Dates Served: Session I June 6 and 8 (circle dates desired) # of Slices ______________________

Session II June 13, 15, 20, and 22 (circle dates desired) # of Slices ______________________

Session III June 27 and 29 (circle dates desired) # of Slices ______________________

Session IV July 11, 13, 18, and 20 (circle dates desired) # of Slices ______________________

Session V July 25 and 27 (circle dates desired) # of Slices ______________________

Session VI August 1 and 3 (circle dates desired) # of Slices ______________________

Session VII August 8 and 10 (circle dates desired) # of Slices ______________________

Student name (please print)_____________________________________________________________________ Grade ________________

Parent name (please print) ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Parent Notifi cation e-mail: ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Please send this form with cash or check payable to Brookfi eld Academy. The form and payment may be dropped off at any school offi ce, or mailed to Brookfi eld Academy, Summer Program, 3462 N. Brookfi eld Rd, Brookfi eld, WI, 53045. Orders and payment must be received no later than the Friday prior to the week for which you are placing an order.

Fill in:

Total number of subs______________( 6” for $4 per sub) Subs Total $__________ +

Total # of pizza slices ________x ($2) = Pizza Total $__________ =

Cash Enclosed _________ OR Check #___________ Total Payment Enclosed $__________

SummerDays2017

Attendance If a student is not able to attend a Summer Program class on any given day, please call to inform the Summer Program Administrative Assistant at (262)783-3200. Student safety is a high priority and notifying the school of an absence will prevent unnecessary searching for students and making phone calls home.

Before & After Care A day care program, called Narnia, is available on our campus June 5 – 30 and July 10 – August 11 from 7:30 am to 9:00 am and 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm. Advance registration is required. Students who arrive for class before 8:45 am will be registered into the Narnia program, and the family will be billed for the service. Also, any child not picked up by 3:45 pm will be enrolled in the Narnia program. Payment is due at time of pick-up, or the family will be charged for the service. Our Narnia program will take place in Patriots Hall from June 5 – 30 and July 10 – July 21. Our Narnia program will take place in Constitution Hall from July 24 – August 11. To reach the Narnia supervisor, please call (262)783-3200 during school hours. Before/after school hours, please call (262)853-7773.

Behavior We expect each student to contribute to the safe and supportive learning environment established at Brookfi eld Academy. Any inappropriate behavior will necessitate a private conference with the participant and, when necessary, with his or her parent. If a solution cannot be reached, the student will be required to withdraw from the Summer Program without a refund.

Credit Classes Credit classes, taught by Brookfi eld Academy Upper School or collegiate level faculty, are available for Brookfi eld Academy credit. These credit classes may be eligible for credit at other high schools. Some credit classes may be eligible for college credit. Please contact Julie D’Arruda for more information.

Dependent Care Expenses Payment(s) for before and after-program care, as well as many of the summer camp and course offerings, may be eligible dependent care expenses for tax purposes. Parents are advised to review their own

employer-sponsored benefi t plan descriptions and enrollment material for specifi c information or to consult with their personal tax advisor.

Dress Dress is casual. Please dress appropriately for athletic camps. It is important for students to wear appropriate shoes.

Enrollment Procedures To enroll a participant in a program, complete the registration form, including the liability release, and return with course fees to Brookfi eld Academy. Full payment is due with the registration. Class spots cannot be reserved for those not paid in full. Most class sizes are limited; sign up early to guarantee a spot. All registrations will be confi rmed shortly after the registration form is processed. Brookfi eld Academy will accept cash or check with a completed registration form. Or, families may register online with a credit card payment using VISA or Mastercard. Register online at: brookfi eldacademy.org/academics/summer-days-program. Register students for the grade level they will enter in Fall 2017.

First Day Procedures For Sessions I – IV, students should check in at Patriots Hall before reporting directly to the location of their fi rst class or athletic clinic. For Sessions V – VII, students should report directly to Constitution Hall. Summer Days t-shirts will be handed out at this time. Discovery Camp participants should always go directly to Constitution Hall to receive their t-shirt and check in with the teacher. Classroom locations will be posted in each building. As a convenience, staff members will be available in hallways to help students fi nd classrooms.

Illness Brookfi eld Academy has the right to call parents and ask that their child be picked up from classes due to an illness. Refunds will not be issued based on missed classes due to illness.

Insurance Brookfi eld Academy does not carry medical or hospital insurance for an injury or illness a participant may sustain in our Summer Program. Parents of children participating in Brookfi eld Academy-sponsored activities must provide their own insurance and assume the risks of all injuries or accidents.

Keep at Home Please do not bring any items from home, such as games, toys, electronics, or trading cards, unless instructed to do so by a teacher. Cell phones must remain off and in student backpacks during the times of a class or camp. Brookfi eld Academy is not responsible for any lost or broken items.

Lunch & Snacks Hot lunch program is available; see pages 1 & 40. Otherwise, students need to bring their own bag lunches, utensils, and snacks. Vending machines and microwaves are available for use in Patriots Hall. All drinks must remain in the cafeteria at all times. If a student stays for all day or for the after-care in our Narnia program, please provide an extra snack and/or drink for your child.

Pick Up/ Drop Off Please drop off and pick up students next to the sidewalk curb. Pull up all the way to the end of the sidewalk to alleviate back-ups. For safety, students are instructed to remain curbside, with an assistant, until their vehicle arrives. Please refrain from dropping off students before 8:45 am (unless enrolled in the Narnia program) as teachers and coaches are not available for supervision until that time. If students do arrive before 8:45 am or are picked up after 3:45 pm, they will be signed into our Narnia program and a bill will be sent home to the family for the Narnia supervision time. Narnia is located in Patriots Hall for Sessions I – IV and in Constitution Hall for Sessions V and VII. Brookfi eld Academy is not liable for the safety of students who are dropped off outside of Summer Program hours of operation. If a student rides a bike or walks to and from the Summer Program, please provide signed parental permission in writing to the Summer Program Director.

Prerequisite Academic Courses If a student wishes to enroll in a course in which he or she does not meet the stated prerequisites, the student must receive approval from the Summer Program Director to register. The course instructor reserves the right to call for a class transfer if the student is not acclimating well into the class. There are no refunds, and a $10 transfer fee applies.

Rain Outside athletic clinics may move to an inside location on heavy rain days or stormy days. Please call the school offi ce before arriving to fi nd out the indoor location. If storms are predicted in the weather forecast, send an umbrella along with your student in the event they may need to walk to an indoor facility. All students will be walked or driven by BA staff.

Refund/Change Class Policy Brookfi eld Academy reserves the right to close classes with full enrollment and to cancel classes with insuffi cient enrollment. In the event a class is canceled by the school, participants will receive a full refund. Families who voluntarily withdraw from the program one week or more before the class start date will receive a full refund. Withdrawals within one week of the class start date will receive a full refund less a $50 administrative fee. The $50 administrative fee may be applied to another Summer Program offering. If a student voluntarily withdraws after the fi rst day of the class start date, no refund will be issued. There is no pro-rated adjustment of class and camp fees based on the number of days attended. There is a $10 fee to change a class or camp after the fi rst day of the course start date.

Transportation In the event of inclement weather or off-campus classes, BA staff or contracted school bus will transport students as needed. A transportation liability waiver will be required to be signed by each parent.

Julie D’Arruda Summer Program Director

julie.d’arruda@brookfi eldacademy.org

262-783-3200 • brookfi eldacademy.org

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The mission of Brookfi eld Academy is to

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of responsible, constructive, free people.

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