summer@ecisd 2017 catalog - cloud object...

For t he I NQUI SI TI VE | CREATI VE | ACTI VE Mind s

SUMMER@ECISD

20 17

Is Where You Want to Be!

2017Catalog

Enr ichment Camps

Spor ts

Camps

Academic

Pr ogr ams

Volume 2 Issue 1www.ecisd.net

2

SUMMER@ECISD2017 Catalog

(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173

w w w .ecisd.net [email protected]

REGISTRATION SITES

East Cent r al ISD Mul t i Ser v i ces Center 5903 SE Loop 410 78222

T: (210) -581-1158

East Cent r al ISD Ath let i cs Of f i ce 7173 FM 1628 78263

T: (210) 581-1173

SUMMER@ECISD LOCATIONS

East Cent r al High School 7173 FM1628 78263

(210)-649-2951

Highland For est Elem entar y School 3736 SE Mi l i tar y Dr ive 78223

(210)-333-7385

Registration March 4th - May 5th

GE

NE

RA

L

INF

OR

MA

TIO

N

Bus Tr anspor tat i on Ser v i ces

Check SUMMER@ECISD web page for designated pick-up & drop-off points w ith estimated times. Avai lable at no cost.

NOTE: June and July ser vices w i l l var y.

Br eak fast & Lunch Ser v i ces

OPEN to the Publ i c FREE 0 to18 year s of age

Monday- Thur sday June 5th - August 3r d

Locat ionsEast Central HS & Highland Forest ES

Br eak fast : 7:30AM - 9:00AMLunch: 11:00AM - 1:00PM

CLOSED July 4th

3

SUMMER@ECISD2017 Catalog

4- 7 Elementary School Camps & Programs

8- 11 Middle School Camps & Programs

12- 17 High School Camps & Programs

18- 19 Family Library Programs & Events

20-25 Camps & Programs Descr iptions

(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


26 Registration Information

27-28 Registration Forms

TA

BL

E

OF

C

ON

TE

NT

S

Please Note: Schedule & Locations may be subject to change. Registered par ticipants will be notified of any changes to their schedule.

EL

EM

EN

TA

RY

S

CH

OO

L

CA

MP

S

4 (210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


2017-2018 KINDERGARTEN TO 5TH GRADE STUDENTS All ECISD & Local Area Students Invited

CAMP TITLE Grades LOCATION FeeEC Theater Camp K-5 East Central HS $95

Psyched To Meet You! ? Girls Inc. 1-5 East Central HS $95

Jr Lady Hornet Basketball Camp 1-5 East Central HS $45

AM Sessions PM Sessions8:15am-3:15pm

8:15am-3:15pm

8:15am-11:15am

Mighty Hornet Football 2-5 East Central HS $45 8:15am-11:15am

Minecraft 3-5 East Central HS $55 8:15am-11:15am

Nature Explorer 1-4 East Central HS $55 8:15am-11:15am

""The Kids Table"" Cooking Camp 3-5 East Central HS $55 8:15am-11:15am

Hornet Coed Tennis Academy 2-5 East Central HS $45 9am-11am

Minecraft 3-5 East Central HS $55 12:15pm-3:15pm

Space Adventures 1-4 East Central HS $55 12:15pm-3:15pm

""The Kids Table"" Cooking Camp 3-5 East Central HS $55 12:15pm-3:15pm

Swim Coed Camp Novice/Beginner Level 2-5 Palo Alto College Natatorium $35 3pm-4:30pm

Swim Coed Camp Elite/Advanced Level 2-5 Palo Alto College Natatorium $35 4pm-5:30pm

CAMP TITLE Grades LOCATION FeePlanet Protectors! - Girls, Inc. 1-5 East Central HS $95

East Central Community Coed Soccer Camp 1-5 East Central HS $45

Future Stars Boys Basketball Camp 1-5 East Central HS $45


8:15am-11:15am

8:15am-11:15am

Jr. Honeybee Camp (3 days June 12-14) 3yrs-5g East Central HS $45 8:15am-11:15am

Minecraft 3-5 East Central HS $55 8:15am-11:15am

Nature Explorer 1-4 East Central HS $55 8:15am-11:15am

Minecraft 3-5 East Central HS $55 12:15pm-3:15pm




WEEK 2 JUNE 12-15

WEEK 1 JUNE 5-8

5(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173



EL

EM

EN

TA

RY

S

CH

OO

L

CA

MP

S

CAMP TITLE Grades LOCATION Fee

Art Throughout History - Girls, Inc. 1-5 East Central HS $95

Basic Spanish 5 East Central HS $55

Jr Hornet Scientist 3-5 East Central HS $55

AM Sessions PM Sessions

8:15am-3:15pm

8:15am-11:15am

8:15am-11:15am

Space Adventures 1-4 East Central HS $55 8:15am-11:15am

Hornet Coed Baseball Camp 2-5 East Central HS $45 9am-11am

Hornet Coed Softball Camp 2-5 East Central HS $45 9am-11am

Musical Recorders 4-5 East Central HS $55 12:15pm-3:15pm



SHEroes: Beyond Heroes! - Girls, Inc. 1-5 East Central HS $95


Musical Recorders 4-5 East Central HS $55


8:15am-3:15pm

8:15am-11:15am

12:15pm-3:15pm


NO CAMP SESSIONS AVAILABLE THIS WEEK


WEEK 5 JULY 10-13

WEEK 3 JUNE 19-22

WEEK 4 JUNE 26-29

NO Sessions July 3-6

5th Gr ade STAAR Retest June 20th-Math June 21st-Reading

EL

EM

EN

TA

RY

S

CH

OO

L

CA

MP

S

6 (210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173




Build, Create & Innovate! - Girls, Inc. 1-5 East Central HS $95


8:15am-3:15pm

CAMP TITLE Grades LOCATION FeeFriends, Fashion & Food! - Girls, Inc. 1-5 East Central HS $95


Junior Hornet Volleyball Camp 2-5 East Central HS $45


8:15am-11:15am

9am-11am

Musical Recorders 4-5 East Central HS $55 12:15pm-3:15pm

SUM M ER LEA RNING! SUM M ER FUN!

WEEK 8 JULY 31-AUGUST 3

WEEK 7 JULY 24-27


Into the Wild! - Girls, Inc. 1-5 East Central HS $95


Musical Recorders 4-5 East Central HS $55


8:15am-3:15pm

8:15am-11:15am

12:15pm-3:15pm

WEEK 6 JULY 17-20

7(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


EL

EM

EN

TA

RY

S

CH

OO

L

CA

MP

S

In Person Registration Required

Camp Title 2017-18 Grades

7:45am-3:15pm No Classes on Fridays

Highland Forest Elementary School

DUAL LANGUAGE SUPERSTAR CAMP K-1 June 5- June 29

DUAL LANGUAGE SUPERSTAR CAMP 2-3 June 12- June 29

DUAL LANGUAGE SUPERSTAR CAMP 4-5 June 19- June 29

SUPERSTAR CAMP K-1 June 5- June 29

SUPERSTAR CAMP 2-3 June 12- June 29

SUPERSTAR CAMP 4-5 June 19- June 29

Registration Dates

**Enrollment and association with distr ict special programs will be ver ified at the in person registration dates. First come, first registered. Limited space available.

5th Grade Camps June 5- June 8

East Central High School AM Sessions PM Sessions

June 12- June 15 East Central High School


FRACTION MONSTER 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM

MY FUN HOUSE PROJECT 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM

PARTY PLANNER 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM

12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

SUMMER READING ACADEMY 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

Tuesday, Apr il 4th 8:30am-7pm Wednesday, Apr il 5th 1pm-7pm

Tuesday, May 2nd 8:30am-7pm Wednesday, May 3rd 8:30am-7pm

East Central ISD Multi Services Center 5903 SE Loop 410 SAT 78222 T: (210)-581-1158

Y o u

R o c k !

NO FEE Camps & Programs RESERVED for ECISD Enrolled Students**

8 (210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


2017-2018 6th grade TO 8TH GRADE STUDENTS All ECISD & Local Area Students Invited

MID

DL

E

SC

HO

OL

C

AM

PS CAMP TITLE Grades LOCATION Fee

EC Theater Camp 6-8 East Central HS $95

Psyched To Meet You! ? Girls Inc. 6-7 East Central HS $95

Jr Lady Hornet Basketball Camp 6 East Central HS $45


8:15am-3:15pm

8:15am-3:15pm

8:15am-11:15am

Mighty Hornet Football 6-8 East Central HS $45 8:15am-11:15am

Hornet Coed Tennis Academy 6-8 East Central HS $45 9am-11am

Lady Hornet Basketball Camp 7-8 East Central HS $45 12:15pm-3:15pm




Planet Protectors! - Girls, Inc. 6-7 East Central HS $95

East Central Community Coed Soccer Camp 6-8 East Central HS $45

Jr. Honeybee Camp (3 days- June 12-14) 6-8 East Central HS $45


8:15am-3:15pm

8:15am-11:15am

8:15am-11:15am

Future Stars Boys Basketball Camp 6 East Central HS $45 8:15am-11:15am

Starting Five Boys Basketball Camp 7-8 East Central HS $45 12:15pm-3:15pm



WEEK 2 JUNE 12-15

WEEK 1 JUNE 5-8


CAMP TITLE Grades LOCATION FeeArt Throughout History - Girls, Inc. 6-7 East Central HS $95

Strength & Conditioning $50 flat fee for 6 weeks (Week 3-8) 7-8 East Central HS $50

Basic Spanish 6-8 East Central HS $55


7am-9am

8:15am-11:15am

Jr Hornet Scientist 6 East Central HS $55 8:15am-11:15am

Hornet Coed Baseball Camp 6-8 East Central HS $45 9am-11am

Hornet Coed Softball Camp 6-8 East Central HS $45 9am-11am

Musical Recorders 6 East Central HS $55 12:15pm-3:15pm

MID

DL

E

SC

HO

OL

C

AM

PS

9(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173



SHEroes: Beyond Heroes! - Girls, Inc. 6-7 East Central HS $95




8:15am-3:15pm

7am-9am

8:15am-11:15am

Strategies for Academic Success 6-8 East Central HS $55 8:15am-11:15am

Musical Recorders 6 East Central HS $55 12:15pm-3:15pm


Strength & Conditioning $50 flat fee for 6 weeks (Week 3-8)

7-8 East Central HS $50

BUS TRANSPORTATION NOT AVAILABLE THIS WEEK


7am-9am

WEEK 5 JULY 10-13

WEEK 4 JUNE 26-29

WEEK 3 JUNE 19-22

8th Gr ade STAAR Retest June 20th-Math June 21st-Reading

(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


MID

DL

E

SC

HO

OL

C

AM

PS

CAMP TITLE Grades LOCATION FeeBuild, Create & Innovate! - Girls, Inc. 6-7 East Central HS $95



7am-9am



Friends, Fashion & Food! - Girls, Inc. 6-7 East Central HS $95




8:15am-3:15pm

7am-9am

8:15am-11:15am

Junior Hornet Volleyball Camp 6 East Central HS $45 9am-11am

Lady Hornet Volleyball Camp 7-8 East Central HS $45 11am-1pm


Into the Wild! - Girls, Inc. 6-7 East Central HS $95

Summer Math Bridge (Week 6-7) July 17-27 6-8 East Central HS $125



8:15am-3:15pm

8:15am-3:15pm

8:15am-11:15am

Strength & Conditioning $50 flat fee for 6 weeks (Week 3-8) 7-8 East Central HS $50 7am-9am

10

WEEK 6 JULY 17-20

WEEK 7 JULY 24-27


11(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


MID

DL

E

SC

HO

OL

C

AM

PS

Registration Dates






Camp Title GradesJune 5- June 8


3D MONSTER MATH 7-8 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

FRACTION MONSTER 6 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

MY FUN HOUSE PROJECT 6-8 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM



8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

PARTY PLANNER 6-8 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

SHARK TANK 7-8 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

SUMMER READING ACADEMY 6-8 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM


12 (210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


HIG

H

SC

HO

OL

S

CH

OO

L

CA

MP

S

CAMP TITLE Grades LOCATION FeeFilm Camp 9-12 East Central HS $55

Tastes Around the World 9-12 East Central HS $55

Hornet Coed Tennis Academy 9 East Central HS $45

AM Sessions PM Sessions8:15am-11:15am

8:15am-11:15am

9am-11am

Lady Hornet Basketball Camp 9 East Central HS $45 12:15pm-3:15pm

Tastes Around the World 9-12 East Central HS $55 12:15pm-3:15pm

Swim Coed Camp Novice/Beginner Level 9 Palo Alto College Natatorium $35 3pm-4:30pm

Swim Coed Camp Elite/Advanced Level 9 Palo Alto College Natatorium $35 4pm-5:30pm

CAMP TITLE Grades LOCATION FeeEast Central Community Coed Soccer 9 East Central HS $45

Jr. Honeybee Camp (3 days-June 12-14) 9 East Central HS $45

Starting Five Boys Basketball Camp 9 East Central HS $45

AM Sessions PM Sessions8:15am-11:15am

8:15am-11:15am

12:15pm-3:15pm

Swim Coed Camp Novice/Beginner Level 9 Palo Alto College Natatorium $35 3pm-4:30pm

Swim Coed Camp Elite/Advanced Level 9 Palo Alto College Natatorium $35 4pm-5:30pm


WEEK 2 JUNE 12-15

WEEK 1 JUNE 5-8

HIG

H

SC

HO

OL

C

AM

PS13(210)-581-1158

(210)-581-1173w w w .ecisd.net [email protected]



Hornet Coed Baseball Camp 9 East Central HS $45

Hornet Coed Softball Camp 9 East Central HS $45


7am-9am

9am-11am

9am-11am

CAMP TITLE Grades LOCATION FeeStrength & Conditioning 9-12 East Central HS $50

Money Strategies 9-12 East Central HS $55

Money Strategies 9-12 East Central HS $55

AM Sessions PM Sessions7am-9am

8:15am-11:15am

12:15pm-3:15pm

Strategies for Academic Success 9-12 East Central HS $55 12:15pm-3:15pm


WEEK 4 JUNE 26-29

WEEK 3 JUNE 19-22

WEEK 5 JULY 10-13




BUS TRANSPORTATION NOT AVAILABLE THIS WEEK


7am-9am

June 19th -22nd End of Course Testing Week !

Visi t East Central High School w eb page for Testing Schedule

(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


HIG

H

SC

HO

OL

C

AM

PS




Hornet Freshman Football Camp 9 East Central HS $45


7am-9am

9am-12pm


CAMP TITLE Grades LOCATION FeeStrength & Conditioning $50 flat fee for 6 weeks (Week 3-8)


Money Strategies Camp 9-12 East Central HS $55

Lady Hornet Volleyball Camp 9 East Central HS $45

AM Sessions PM Sessions7am-9am

8:15am-11:15am

11am-1pm

Money Strategies Camp 9-12 East Central HS $55 12:15pm-3:15pm


Strength & Conditioning 9-12 East Central HS $50




7am-9am

8:15am-11:15am

12:15pm-3:15pm

WEEK 7 JULY 24-27


WEEK 6 JULY 17-20

17

HIG

H

SC

HO

OL

C

AM

PS

Registration Dates


15(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173






9th Grade Camps June 5- June 8



AM Sessions PM Sessions3D MONSTER MATH 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM

MY FUN HOUSE PROJECT 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM

PARTY PLANNER 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM

12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

SHARK TANK 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

SUMMER READING ACADEMY 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

END OF COURSE ACADEMIES




AM Sessions PM SessionsEOC ALGEBRA I ACADEMY Grades 9-12 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM

EOC BIOLOGY I ACADEMY Grades 9-12

8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM

EOC ELA I&II ACADEMY Grades 9-12 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM

12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

12:15 PM - 3:15 PM

EOC US HISTORY ACADEMY Grades 11-12

8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM 12:15 PM - 3:15 PM


17

HIG

H

SC

HO

OL

C

AM

PS


16 (210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


ACCELERATION COURSE TITLE SESSION WEEKS Grades Fee

Anatomy & Physiology (A) 0.5 Credit (Week 1-2) June 5-15 11-12 $125

Anatomy & Physiology (B) 0.5 Credit (Week 3-4) June 19-29 11-12 $125

Theater Art 1 (A) 0.5 Credit (Week 1-2) June 5-15 9-12 $125


8:15 AM - 3:15 PM

8:15 AM - 3:15 PM

8:15 AM - 3:15 PM

Theater Art 1 (B) 0.5 Credit (Week 3-4) June 19-29 9-12 $125 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM

Economics 0.5 Credit (Week 1-4) June 5-29 9-12 $125 8:15am-11:15am

Government 0.5 Credit (Week 1-4) June 5-29 9-12 $125 8:15am-11:15am

Government 0.5 Credit (Week 1-4) June 5-29 9-12 $125 12:15pm-3:15pm

Economics 0.5 Credit (Week 1-4) June 5-29 9-12 $125 12:15pm-3:15pm




Registration Dates


HIGH SCHOOL ACCELERATION COURSES RESERVED for ECISD Enrolled Students**

Note: Registration for Acceleration Courses will require School Counselor approval.

A CCELERA TE YOUR LEA RNING A CCELERA TE YOUR SUCCESS

17

HIG

H

SC

HO

OL

C

AM

PS


17(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


CREDIT RECOVERY OPTIONS SESSION WEEKS Fee East Central High School AM Sessions PM Sessions

Algebra I (A) 0.5 Credit (Week 1-2) June 5-15 $125 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM

Algebra I (A) 0.5 Credit (Week 6-7) July 17-27 $125 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM

Algebra I (A) 0.5 Credit (Week 1-4) June 5-29 $125 8:15am-11:15am

Algebra I (A) 0.5 Credit (Week 1-4) June 5-29 $125 12:15pm-3:15pm

Algebra I (B) 0.5 Credit (Week 3-4) June 19-29 $125 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM

Algebra I (B) 0.5 Credit (Week 6-7) July 17-27 $125 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM

Algebra I (B) 0.5 Credit (Week 1-4) June 5-29 $125 8:15am-11:15am

Algebra I (B) 0.5 Credit (Week 1-4) June 5-29 $125 12:15pm-3:15pm

Algebra Readiness (Week 3-4) June 19-29 $50 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM

Algebra Readiness (Week 6-7) July 17-27 $50 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM

Edgenuity Various Online Courses (Week 1-4) June 5-29 $100 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM

Edgenuity Various Online Courses (Week 1-4) June 5-29 $50 8:15am-11:15am

Edgenuity Various Online Courses (Week 1-4) June 5-29 $50 12:15pm-3:15pm

HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT RECOVERY COURSES RESERVED for ECISD Enrolled Students**


Registration DatesRegistration for Credit Recovery Courses requires approval by a School Counselor . Students can consult with their School Counselor beginning Monday, May 22nd for approval, registration and payment information.

Note: Registration for Credit Recovery Courses will require School Counselor approval.

18 (210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


FA

MIL

Y

LIB

RA

RY

P

RO

GR

AM

S

&

EV

EN

TS

Explore, Engage, Enr ich @ Your EC Librar ies Daily: Story-time, library check-out, engineering and problem solving centers. Enter to win prizes at each event. The more events you attend, the better your chance to win! Adult must accompany students under age 12.The ECISD Library Program provides summer programming so that families have access to programming, books, and experiences in a safe and welcoming environment. We seek to nurture wonder and build kids? cultural awareness, teaching them what it means to live as a literate problem solver in an interconnected world.

Monday 3-6 pm Schaefer Library

Tuesday 10 am - 3pm Highland Forest ES

Wednesday 2-6pm Harmony ES

Thursday 3-6pm Community Outreach

June 12 4pm Performance by: Carmen Tafolla

June 13 2pm Performance by: Reptile Man

June 14 4pm Performance by: Magik Theatre

June 15 St. Hedwig American Legion Hall

4pm Performance by: Magik Theatre

June 19 4pm Performance by: DeCee Cornish

June 20 2pm Performance by: Joe McDermott

June 21 4pm Performance by: Sue Kuentz

June 22 Pecan Valley ES

4pm Performance by: Tim Tingle

June 26 4pm Performance by: Sue Young

June 27 2pm Performance by: Storybook Theater

June 28 4pm Performance by: Kim Lehman

June 29 St. Hedwig American Legion Hall 4pm Performance by: Urban 15

CLOSED July 3rd -7th

July 10 4pm Performance by: Reptile Man

July 11 2pm Performance by: Carmen Tafolla

July 12 4pm Performance by: Reptile Man

July 13 Elmendorf Community Library

4pm Performance by: Sue Young

July 17 4pm Performance by: Kim Lehman

July 18 2pm Performance by: Sue Kuentz

July 19 4pm Performance by: Joe McDermott

July 20 Pecan Valley ES 4pm

Performance by: Magik Theatre

July 24 4pm Performance by: Joe McDermott

July 25 2pm Performance by: Magik Theatre

July 26 4pm Performance by: Tim Tingle

July 27 Elmendorf Community Library

4pm Performance by: Reptile Man

The ECISD Library program provides summer programming so that families have access to programming, books, and experiences in a safe and welcoming environment. We seek to nurture wonder and build kids? cultural awareness, teaching them what it means to live as a literate problem solver in an interconnected world.

Harmony Elementary School 10625 Green Lake San Antonio 78223 (210)-633-0231

Highland Forest Elementary School 3736 SE Military Drive San Antonio 78223 (210)-333-7385

Schaefer Public Library 6322 US Hwy 87 E San Antonio 78222 (210)-207-9300

Elmendorf Community Library 203 Bexar Avenue Elmendorf 78112 (210)-465-7580

St. Hedwig American Legion Hall Post 539 14410 FM 1346 St. Hedwig 78152 (210)-559-4278

Pecan Valley Elementary School 3966 E. Southcross San Antonio 78223 210)-333-1230

19(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


FA

MIL

Y

LIB

RA

RY

P

RO

GR

AM

S

&

EV

EN

TS

Explore, Engage, Enr ich @ Your EC Librar ies

Decee Cornish is a nationally recognized storyteller. His fun, informative and entertaining program shares the stories of great men and women of color in world culture. Learn more at http://www.authorsandmore.com Performance: 6/19 Schaefer Library

Storyteller Sue Kuentz excites youth audiences with her folktales and fairy tales from around the world. Join in the fun as the audience helps with the storytelling. Learn more at http://www.door2lore.com Performances: 6/21 Harmony ES,7/18 Highland Forest ES

Kim Lehman has been telling tales and singing songs for many years, now as a professional storyteller, musician, and puppeteer. Also known as the Bee Lady, she includes songs, stories, sign language, props, poetry, puppets and participation in her program. Learn more at http://www.kimlehman.com Performances: 6/28 Harmony ES, 7/17 Schaefer Library

Magik Theatre iis San Antonio?s only professional children?s theater. It produces live stage versions of children?s classic and contemporary literature. Visit their Facebook page or go to http://www.magiktheatre.org Performances: 6/14 Harmony ES, 6/15 St. Hedwig American Legion Hall, 7/20 Pecan Valley ES, 7/25 Highland Forest ES

?Texas Treasure? Joe McDermott?s shows are highly interactive and combine movement, music and storytelling. Learn more at http://joemcdermottmusic.com Performances: 6/20 Highland Forest ES, 7/19 Harmony ES, 7/24 Schaefer Library

Reptile Man will amaze you with the incredible reptile ?pets? including snakes, lizards, and turtles. An exciting presentation covers habitat, nutrition, and characteristics that make each animal very unique. There will be photo opportunities! Learn more at http://thereptileman.net/ Performances: 6/13 Highland Forest ES, 7/10 Schaefer Library, 7/12 Harmony ES 7/27 Elmendorf Community Library

Storybook Theater of Texas has performed for over a million young people and continues to encourage them to excel in reading and in life! They have been named an NEA American Masterpiece Artist. Learn more at: http://www.sbtheatre.com Performance: 6/27 Highland Forest ES

2015 Texas State Poet Laureate and 2012 Poet Laureate of San Antonio Carmen Tafolla is known internationally for her moving inspirational performances and heart-felt poetry readings. Learn more at http://www.carmentafolla.com Performances: 6/12 Schaefer Library, 7/11 Highland Forest ES

A member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Tim Tingle performs Native American stories for all ages, with music on his cedar flute and whaleskin drum. Learn more at http://www.timtingle.com or on his Facebook page. Performances: 6/22 Pecan Valley ES, 7/26 Harmony ES

Bilingual storyteller Sue Young is an accomplished singer and songwriter who tells stories and sings songs of Latin America, Mexico and Texas. Learn more at http://www.sueyoungmusic.com Performances: 6/26 Schaefer Library, 7/13 Elmendorf Library

Urban 15 Group creates exciting performances for audiences of all ages by bringing a display of movement, color, costumes, dance, and drumming traditions with a modern twist. Learn more on their Facebook page or go to http://www.urban15.org Performance: 6/29 St. Hedwig American Legion Hall

Per formances

http://joemcdermottmusic.com/

http://www.carmentafolla.com/

http://www.timtingle.com/





http://www.sueyoungmusic.com/

http://www.urban15.org/

20 (210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


CA

MP

&

P

RO

GR

AM

D

ES

CR

IPT

ION

S SUMMER@ECISD 2017

3D Monster Math Grade 7-9

Create your own 3-D Monster out of various 3-D shapes and learn how to fully master the mathematical skill sets of calculating surface area and volume. Each camper will also create a portfolio of charts and written descriptors on their 3-D Monster in order to defend and perfect it through a battery of class reviews.. 3D Monster Math camp is designed around WICOR strategies and purposely offered to further develop skills necessary to master key areas within STAAR Math Assessments.

Algebra I Credit Recovery

Grade 9-12

Required for any student who has completed Algebra I and not earned a full credit. This credit recovery offerings will be taught by a certified math teacher and is scheduled to where students can choose to take the only the semester needed or repeated the entire course as a whole. Courses will emphasize learning multiple representations of linear and nonlinear functions as well as various mathematical concepts necessary for successfully working with rational numbers, expressions, analyzing and solving linear equations & inequalities, data analysis, probability, statistics, and

Algebra Readiness Grade 9

Designed to strengthen and accelerate a student’s algebra readiness skills in the area of measurement, rational numbers, algebraic concepts, multiple representations of functions, coordinate graphing, probability, and statistics through the use of WICOR strategies such as Cornell note-taking, interactive notebooks, writing and vocabulary activities, and team building projects.

Anatomy & Physiology

Grade 11-12

Anatomy and Physiology is an intense course geared for those juniors and seniors interested in pursuing careers in the medical or biological fields. This class entails a comprehensive and detailed study of the functions and structures of the human body. The laboratory section of this class requires detailed dissection of animals.

Art throughout History Girls, Inc.

Grade 1-7

Ever wondered what it was like to create art in ancient times? What tools were used? Did they have paint brushes? This week we will paint our portrait and sculpt beauty out of clay as we learn about art throughout history! Come reconstruct some of the best known architectural wonders on this Earth out of everyday items. Will you paint a masterpiece worthy of Michelangelo? Perhaps you consider yourself more of a modernist like Picasso or Munch. Join us as we explore the life and history in art. Awaken your inner artist and let’s journey back in time! Majors: Art, Art

Basic Spanish

Grade 5-8

Looking to get a jump start on what one learns in Spanish I for high school credit? If so, Basic Spanish is the camp for you! Students will be taught by a certified Spanish teacher, who will lead students through various speaking, listening, and writing activities and quality lessons. All designed to start building a quality foundation of Spanish vocabulary and literacy skills.

Build, Create & Innovate! Girls, Inc.

Grade 1-7

Have you ever wondered what goes into powering our city? What roles do computers play in our lives? This week we will explore different areas of engineering and have fun doing it! We’ll look at the technology behind computer engineering, the physics behind mechanical engineering, and the design in civil engineering. Come find out what it means to be a Girls Inc Engineer! Majors: Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Civil Engineering

Credit Recovery Program

Grade 9-12

East Central High School has a vast menu of credit recovery courses created within its Edgenuity on line program. Students who are failing or have failed a course need to make an appointment with their East Central counselor to review their graduation plan and obtain an official registration form for ECHS?s Summer Credit Recovery program. A $50 access fee is required for each registered ½ day session and there is tuition/fee assistance for qualifying students. All exams must be taken on campus under the supervision of the Credit Recovery staff.

Starting May 22nd and during school office hours- Credit Recovery Registration Forms can be submitted to the ECHS?s Bookkeeper or MSC office to secure position in the program; Credit Recovery Program?s fees will not be collected until re-verification of course(s) are made and fee amounts verified. Registration period for credit recovery June 15th. All Edgenuity courses will be required to be completed by 3:15 pm on June 29, 2017; Extensions can be granted for extenuating circumstance, but must be arranged prior to the program?s end date with the Credit Recovery Program Leader, Mr. Joe Gutierrez, as well as are subject to additional access fees.

SUMMER@ECISD 2017

21

SUMMER@ECISD 2017

(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


CA

MP

&

P

RO

GR

AM

D

ES

CR

IPT

ION

S

SUMMER@ECISD 2017Dual Language SUPERSTAR

Grade K-1

Sixteen day adventure designed for currently enrolled ECISD Dual Language students to have multiple engaging and enriching learning experiences around the theme of Oh! The Places We Will Go! and will focus on building literacy, math, science, social and emotional skills of students through academic exploration and hands-on activities. Participants will personally visit the San Antonio Zoo and other area landmarks, receive a free t-shirt and given a copy of Dr. Seuss' book, Oh! The Places We Will Go! by Dr. Seuss.

Dual Language SUPERSTAR

Grade 2-3

Twelve day adventure designed for currently enrolled ECISD Dual Language students to have multiple engaging and enriching learning experiences about and around San Antonio and will focus on building literacy, math, science, social and emotional skills of students through academic exploration and hands-on activities. Participants will personally visit various San Antonio landmarks, have hands on experiences, receive a free t-shirt and be provided a book from the ECISD Summer Family Literacy Program.

Dual Language SUPERSTAR

Grade 4-5

Eight day science and math adventure for currently enrolled ECISD Dual Language students. Camp is designed to engage and enrich the learning experience of the students through various explorations, investigations, and hand-on activities. Participants will personally visit various San Antonio landmarks, have daily hands on experiences, receive a free t-shirt and be provided a book from the ECISD Summer Family Literacy Program.

East Central Community Coed Soccer Camp

Grade 2-9

The East Central Community Soccer Camp will provide solid instruction on the fundamental skills of soccer. Specific instruction will focus on individual technique as well as small group tactics. The ECCSC enhances creativity and confidence, while encouraging communication and teamwork. The camp is designed for girls and boys of all ages and levels, from beginner to experienced players.

EC Theater Camp Grade K-8

Full day program where participants rotate through theater work stations to include games, song, dance, and prop making as well as spend quality time rehearsing for an evening performance to showcase their learned talents to family and friends.. T-shirt for each participant will be provided.

Economics Grade 9-12

Economics emphasizes the free enterprise system of the United States. Topics include the theory of supply and demand, price factors of production, income distribution, the organization and function of the Federal Reserve System, and government regulation of the market system. Comparative economic systems are studied.

End of Course Academy

Grade 9-12

Academies are designed to support and build academic skills sets in students who need extra support to successfully demonstrate knowledge in a particular state assessed content area. East Central High School provides multiple End of Course Academy sessions for Algebra I, Biology , ELA I, ELA II and US History. Academies are not required, however HIGHLY ENCOURAGE for any student who academically struggles in these content areas and on state assessments. Various test taking strategies and specifics on each test are provided.

Film Camp Grade 9-12

Ready, Set, and Action! Campers will create story prompts, scripts, and storyboards that they themselves will use to cast, film, edit, and polish into a final product to be showcased at their scheduled premiere screening and party. All campers will leave with a copy of the final products.

Fraction Monster Grade 5-6

Create your own Fraction Monster out of various pieces of fraction circles and learn how to calculate the size of the monster. All created Fraction Monsters will go through peer reviews that require each participant to further develop their math skill sets. Creators will practice measurements and learn to solve a multitude of fractions problems; Methods to include but not limited to are: how to add and subtract fractions with unequal denominators, multiply whole numbers and a fraction, and both add and subtract positive rational numbers fluently.

Friends, Fashion & Food! Girls, Inc.

Grade 1-7

Calling all Strong, Smart and Bold girls to come have fun with food and fashion! Do you want to help create yummy recipes with friends by your side? Are your pencils sharpened and ready to design and sketch a new fashion favorite of the summer? Come to camp and discover your inner fashionista, chef, and business woman by the end of this week. Majors: Culinary Arts, Fashion Design, Sales, and Marketing

22 (210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


CA

MP

&

P

RO

GR

AM

D

ES

CR

IPT

ION

S

Future Stars Boys Basketball Camp

Grade 1-6

Future Stars camp will be 3 hours of basketball skill work. Emphasis will be placed on improving campers offensive skills and over all court presence. Shooting and dribbling will dominate most of the activities. Each day the kids will have a chance to scrimmage against other campers. The campers and coaches will have fun learning and teaching the game they love.

Government Grade 9-12

This course is designed to provide an understanding of the functions of federal, state, and local governments. Major focus is placed on the Constitution and its influence on all governmental levels, and the rights and responsibilities of American citizenship.

Hornet Coed Baseball Camp

Grade 2-9

This camp is designed to teach the fundamentals of baseball. Students attending the camp will have the opportunity to learn the basics of baseball. They will be coached by the baseball staff and learn the proper techniques and fundamentals of baseball.

Hornet Coed Softball Camp

Grade 2-9

Campers will be working on Defensive & Offensive Skills. Defensive skills: Fielders will be divided by age and/or skill level. The defensive session will include: (1) drills to develop proper throwing mechanics, improve arm strength, accuracy and quick transfers, (2) drills to develop proper fielding mechanics, softer hands, footwork, and the ability to throw from all angles, and (3) drills to develop proper footwork around the bag for force plays, tag plays, and double plays. Offensive skills: Hitters will be divided by age and/or skill level. The hitting session will include: (1) an overview of hitting mechanics, (2) drills to develop bat speed and strength, and (3) base running and sliding mechanics.

Hornet Coed Tennis Academy

Grade 2-9

The East Central Junior Tennis Camp is a day program specifically designed to cover the entire spectrum of tennis development, from detailed instruction to supervised play. Sound strokes, proper movement, good sportsmanship and competitive play strategies are taught in a logical progression of instruction and drill. Our Tennis Camp focuses on the athletic, emotional, psychological, technical, tactical and the social behavioral development of the athlete.

Hornet Freshmen Football Camp

Grade 9

The East Central Hornets football staff will conduct the annual Freshman Camp. Campers will have fun learning the fundamentals of football. They will learn the same techniques and skills that the East Central Hornets football players learn. We will promote competition, character development, nutrition, family and fun. Camp will also feature skills competitions. This camp will give the freshman players an introduction into Hornet Football.

Into the Wild! Girls, Inc.

Grade 1-7

So, you like animals. Actually, you LOVE animals! There are multitudes of amazing and interesting creatures to discover, you just need to know where to look! From the depths of the ocean to remote jungles, come explore the fascinating fauna of our planet. Explore the different ecosystems and what creatures can be found there. Learn about Veterinarians and Zoologists, what they do, and what it takes to become one. Join us this week and take a walk on the wild side. Majors: Zoology, Veterinary Medicine, Field Biology

Jr. Honeybee Camp 3yr-9g

An opportunity for young dancers to dance with the Honeybees. Campers are split into 3 groups, Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. Each group will learn 5 dances, they also play games and there will be arts and crafts for the beginner group. The last day of camp is a showcase for parents and where special awards will be given. Also, each dancer receives a Jr. Honeybee t-shirt and camp CD with all of the music from camp.

Jr. Hornet Scientist Grade 3-6

Does your junior scientist ask you "WHY" multiple times a day? We have the answer! The Summertime Camp will help she or he expand their abilities to explore and make scientific observations of the natural world around them. They will create field journals and portable plant presses to record these observations while they learn to identify common local plants and aquatic microorganisms. We will collect specimens and samples from the field using techniques of true

SUMMER@ECISD 2017

SUMMER@ECISD 2017

23

SUMMER@ECISD 2017

(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


CA

MP

&

P

RO

GR

AM

D

ES

CR

IPT

ION

S

Jr. Lady Hornet Basketball Camp

Grade 1-6

The Lady Hornet coaching staff, including Head Coach Ian Ward, along with Hornet alumni will conduct a camp aimed at improving the skills of future Hornet basketball players. Focus will be on individual offensive and defensive skills including: shooting, dribbling, passing and footwork for players of all positions. Also included will be defensive instruction ranging from rebounding, boxing out, defensive stance and proper footwork.

Junior Hornet Volleyball Camp

Grade 2-6

The East Central Volleyball Camp is designed to provide an opportunity for individuals to develop their knowledge of volleyball. This camp will introduce the fundamentals of passing, serving, setting and hitting. Each day will provide an opportunity to compete and demonstrate all skills learned through drills and games. Camp is designed for boys and girls of all levels from beginning to experienced players.

Lady Hornet Basketball Camp

Grade 7-9

The Lady Hornet coaching staff, including Head Coach Ian Ward, along with Hornet alumni will conduct a camp aimed at improving the skills of future Hornet basketball players. Focus will be on individual offensive and defensive skills including: shooting, dribbling, passing and footwork for players of all positions. Also included will be defensive instruction ranging from rebounding, boxing

Lady Hornet Volleyball Camp

Grade 7-9

East Central Volleyball Camp strives to provide a solid foundation to build upon after camp. Our camp focuses on the individual skills of passing, setting, hitting, and blocking based on each athlete's level of experience. Attention is centered on individual instruction and repetitive drills. Camp is girls of all levels from beginning to experienced players.

Mighty Hornet Football Camp

Grade 2-8

The Mighty Hornets Football Camp will be conducted by the East Central Hornets football staff. Campers will have fun learning the fundamentals of football. They will learn the same techniques and skills that the East Central Hornets football players learn. We will promote competition, character development, nutrition, family and fun. Camp will also feature skills competitions as well as two hand touch football games that will result in state championship games on the last day of camp.

Minecraft Grade 3-5

Come explore and learn through the virtual world of Minecraft! Gamers will develop basic crafting and knowledge skill sets on the game and various tools, structures and survival gear. Player will also be mentally stretched to draw the real world connections to the importance of transportation, animal care, independence, community building, and quality of life.

Money Strategies Camp

Grade 9-12

What would you buy if money was no object? Would you buy a new car or a used one? Should you lease or buy a car? What is a credit score and why should a care? What is your mindset about money? What steps should you be taking to gain the KNOWLEDGE and the CONFIDENCE you need to make good financial decisions now and in your future? Come and join me for a fun, real-life, and interactive Money Strategies Camp. Major: Math

Musical Recorders Grade 4-6

Have you ever played a MUSICAL RECORDER or would just love to learn how to play one of the most basic of musical instruments? If so, register for the Musical Recorder camp! Each camper will not only receive their own recorder, but also learn about its history, develop a basic understanding on how to play the device, learn to read music, and memorize couple of songs that one can easily play for friends and family.

My Fun House Project

Grade 5-6,7-9

Come design a house using given dimensions and have a real world experiences that revolves around learning how to calculate perimeter and area of rectangles as well as perfect ones skills related in adding and multiplying decimals. House designers will draw house blueprints, decide on decorations, research out how much everything will cost, and create an itemized cost proposal to be presented to a panel of peers.

24 (210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


CA

MP

&

P

RO

GR

AM

D

ES

CR

IPT

ION

S

Nature Explorer Grade 1-4

Calling all Junior Nature Lovers! Come explore our amazing earth and learn about plants and animals that call it home. Participate in many fun-filled activities including hands-on field science, storytelling, journaling observations, games, lab experiments, nature inspired art, and a trip to the San Antonio Botanical Gardens.

Party Planner Grade 5-6, 7-9

Participants become a party planner who has been be given the task to plan a specific party for a new client. Party planners will create an invitation, pick a theme, and choose decorations that will also lead them to making a shopping list, pick the items needed for the party from a store circular and determine the cost per person at the party. The challenge is that there is a $200 budget! Party Planner designed to have the individual solve multi-step problems, balance a simple budget, divide whole numbers and decimals; All skills necessary to master key areas within STAAR Math Assessments.

Planet Protectors! - Girls, Inc.

Grade 1-7

We only have one Earth and it is a pretty amazing planet! Come explore our awesome world and all it has to offer! Take a look inside our planet and learn about our precious natural resources. Discover the impact that people have on our planet and how YOU can be a planet protector! This week will be jam-packed with fun and practical ways to protect our planet, recycling to up-cycling, the role of plants and how grow plants yourself! Join us and learn how you can make a difference in this big and beautiful world! Majors: Environmental Science, Geology, Botany, Ecology

Psyched To Meet You! ? Girls, Inc.

Grade 1-7

Let's start our summer by helping YOU learn about yourself from the inside, out! This week will focus on introducing activities to help girls work on self-esteem, body image, stress management, emotional regulation and positive thinking skills. These skills will tie into the physiological aspect of the week as we introduce the human body and learn how we can maintain healthy lives both physically and emotionally. Majors: Psychology, Anatomy, Nutrition

SHARK TANK Grade 7-9

Project based learning at its finest! Each camper will have the opportunity to research a problem and create a portfolio of graphs, charts, and descriptors around of a self-created product or action plan to address the problem. Campers will also be expected to present and defend in their ideals at various point during the week to their peers and a panel of expert designers.

SHEroes: Beyond Heroes! - Girls, Inc.

Grade 1-7

She had an idea. She persisted. She is a SHEro! SHEroes are ordinary women who do the extraordinary to make a difference. Celebrate women in history and pioneers in San Antonio who have made a positive impact on the community. Identify and honor the SHEro in your life. Come discover your own super power that will change your community! Majors: Gender Studies and Women's History.

Space Adventures Grade 1-4

3..2.1.. BLAST OFF! Get ready to embark on an amazing journey through space. Stops include the sun, the moon, and our eight unique plantes. All will learn to construct solar cookers, build and launch rockets, create moon rocks, paint their own planet and discover how astronauts live and work in space through a variety of hands-on experiments and activities. Get ready for an exciting ride and the opportunity to go boldly where no one has gone before. Camp may include a trip to the SAC Planetarium.

Starting Five Boys Basketball Camp

Grade 7-9

Starting Five camp will be 3 hours of basketball skill work. Emphasis will be placed on improving campers offensive skills and over all court presence. Shooting and dribbling will dominate most of the activities. Each day the kids will have a chance to scrimmage against other campers. The campers and coaches will have fun learning and teaching the game they love.

Strategies for Academic Success

Grade 6-8,9-12

Participants will learn proven and high quality strategies to enhance and strengthen how to successfully study, learn, retain information, and build their academic vocabulary. Methods can be used in all content areas and at all grade levels.

SUMMER@ECISD 2017 SUMMER@ECISD 2017

SUMMER@ECISD 2017

25

SUMMER@ECISD 2017

(210)-581-1158(210)-581-1173


CA

MP

&

P

RO

GR

AM

D

ES

CR

IPT

ION

S

Strength & Conditioning

Grade 7-12

The East Central Hornets Strength and Conditioning Camp will be Conducted by the East Central Hornets strength and coaching staff. The camp will be open to students in grades 7th ? 12th and will be held at Hornet Stadium. Campers will lift weights, run, and do agility drills in preparation for their upcoming fall seasons. Campers will also learn the importance of competition, teamwork, character development, nutrition, and family. The expectation will be that all campers be at workout Mon ? Thurs and on time.

Summer Math Bridge

Grade 6-8

Designed to strengthen a student's math skills in the area of measurement(2-D figures), fractions, decimals, percent, algebraic concepts (multiple representations), coordinate graphing, and probability through the use WICOR strategies such as Cornell note-taking, interactive notebooks, writing and vocabulary activities, and team building projects.

Summer READING Academy

Grade 5-6,7-9

Students will learn and become aware of their own reading strategies that lead to deeper comprehension of texts. A reading project where students will select a theme from a list of options will also be completed by the end of the academy. Thematic options will include, but are not limited to: Heroes of Tomorrow, Who Are Our Heroes Today?, or Heroes of Yesterday.

SUPERSTAR Camp Grade K-1

Sixteen day adventure designed for currently enrolled ECISD students to have multiple engaging and enriching learning experiences around the theme of the book; Oh! The Places We Will Go! and will focus on building literacy, math, science, social and emotional skills of students through academic exploration and hands-on activities. Participants will personally visit the San Antonio Mission Public Library and other area landmarks, receive a free t-shirt and given a copy of Dr. Seuss's book, Oh! The Places You Will Go!

SUPERSTAR Camp Grade 2-3

Twelve day adventure designed for currently enrolled ECISD students. students to have multiple engaging and enriching learning experiences about and around San Antonio and will focus on building literacy, math, science, social and emotional skills of students through academic exploration and hands-on activities. Participants will personally visit the San Antonio Mission Public Library and other area landmarks, receive a free t-shirt and given a copy of ;Goodnight San Antonio by Jennifer Gaines Drez.

SUPERSTAR Camp Grade 4-5

Eight day science and math adventure for ECISD currently enrolled ECISD students. Camp is designed to engage and enrich the learning experience of the students through various explorations, investigations, and hand-on activities. Participants will personally visit various San Antonio landmarks, have daily hands on experiences, receive a free t-shirt and be provided a book from the ECISD Summer Family Literacy Program.

Swim Camp (Coed - Novice/Beginning Level)

Grade 2-9

From novice to elite, this year's camp will have something for everyone. This camp is designed for swimmers to learn, develop and gain confidence in swimming. For the elite (advanced) swimmer, camp offers the opportunity to work on honing your technique.

Swim Camp (Coed- Elite/Advance Level)

Grade 2-9

From novice to elite, this year's camp will have something for everyone. Camp is designed for swimmers to learn, develop and gain confidence in swimming. For the elite (advanced) swimmer, camp offers the opportunity to work on honing your technique.

Tastes Around the World Camp

Grade 9-12

If you love to get creative in the kitchen and eat, register for Tastes Around the World Camp. Campers will be taught how to make Fan Favorites, Oriental Cuisines, sweets, and explore the magic of science. (Caution: Peanut Butter used in learning environment.)

The Kids Table Cooking Camp

Grade 3-5

Hands-on cooking with lots of eating and team building going on! Campers will be taught how to make donuts with yummy toppings,explore the arts of sushi making, make homemade Mac and Cheese, and decorate cupcakes worthy for a kitchen showdown and have an exceptional summer experience.

Theater Art I Grade 9-12

Theater Arts I is an Introduction to the dramatic arts. Topics include basic warm ups and acting techniques; a brief overview of the theater arts; interpreting dramatic literature; careers in Theater; and an introduction to the technical elements of theatrical production.

REGISTRATION

On Site RegistrationSports Camps ONLY

Registration & cash payment in exact fee amount allowed on first day of camp

Registration Dates March 5th - May 5th

First Come, First Registered!

REGISTER ONLINE REGISTER IN PERSON REGISTER BY MAIL

REFUNDS & CREDITS: If a class is canceled due to insufficient enrollment, the full fee may be transferred to another summer camp or refunded. There will be no refunds or credits given in the case of absences or unforeseen circumstances such as weather, site emergencies, etc. Refunds may take at least 4 weeks to process.

1. Visit www.ecsid.net

2. Go to the SUMMER@ECISD web page to access our District web store by clicking on Register Here.

1. Complete and Submit the Registration Form and the Health Form.

2. Bring both forms and full payment to either of the two registration sites.

1. Complete and Submit the Registration Form and the Health Form.

2. Mail both forms and full payment to either of the two registration sites.

Make checks & money orders payable to East Central ISD

Do Not mail cash.

RE

GIS

TR

AT

ION

IN

FO

RM

AT

ION

26

2017 SUMMER@ECISD CAMP/PROGRAM REGISTRATION FORMFor In Person Registration & Mail In Registration: Print clearly or complete electronically. Submit Registration Form, Health & Guidelines Form & Full Payment to either of the two registration sites.

ECISD Multi Services Center 5903 SE Loop 410 San Antonio, Texas 78222 (210)581-1158

ECISD Athletic Office 7173 FM 1628 San Antonio, Texas 78263 (210) 581-1173

Summer Participant #1 InformationECISD Student ID# or Guest First Name Last Name Grade 2017-2018

CAMP/ PROGRAM TITLE DATES TIMES LOCATION FEE

SUBTOTAL $

Summer Participant #2 Information

CAMP/ PROGRAM TITLE DATES TIMES LOCATION FEE

SUBTOTAL $

ECISD Student ID# or Guest First Name Last Name Grade 2017-2018

TOTAL PAYMENT METHOD

$

Date Cash Amount Check Amount Check # Money Order Receipt # Initials

For Office Use Only

REGISTER ONLINE REGISTER IN PERSON REGISTER BY MAIL

27

2017 SUMMER@ECISD HEALTH & GUIDELINES FORM

Last Name First Name Birth date Age Male or Femalestudent/Guest Information

Address City Zip Code Phone Number

Parent/Guardian Information

Last Name First Name Phone Number 1 Phone Number 2

Emergency Contact Information


Child Release Authorization in addition to parents/guardians


My child is subject to the fol lowing health issues:

My child is al lergic to the fol lowing:

My child takes the fol lowing medication(s):

1. I grant permission for ECISD?s assumption of parental privilege in all EMERGENCY medical, dental and general health situations.

2. I understand ECISD accepts no responsibility for medical liability and I will be billed for any medical expenses incurred.

3. I grant the ECISD personnel permission to take pictures of my child for use in program advertisement and/or website.(no names will be included)

4. I understand that my child as a participant of SUMMER@ECISD must abide by the ECISD Student Code of Conduct.

5. I am aware that if my child violates the ECISD Student Code of Conduct, I will be notified immediately and the violation may result in my child being removed from SUMMER@ECISD (with no refund when applicable) and may face additional consequences as outlined in the ECISD Student Code of Conduct which includes the rules and guidelines of the East Central ISD Transportation Department.

6. I am aware of ECISD?s Acceptable Use Policies and agree to abide by its provisions. In consideration for the privilege of my child using the District's electronic communications system, and in consideration for having the access to the public networks, I hereby release the District, its operators and any institutions with which they are affiliated from any and all claims and damages of any nature arising from my child's use of, or inability to use the system, including without limitation, the type of damage identified in the District's policy.

7. I will not allow my child to bring electronic devices, valuable or sentimental items or other like items that could distract one from the learning environment. I understand ECISD is not responsible for lost items.

8. I will not leave my PK-5th grade child unattended at the drop off or pick up designated bus stops.

name of primary doctor doctor's phone number preferred hospital

Parent/guardian signature date

AN ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE WILL BE EQUALLY AS BINDING AS AN ORIGINAL MANUAL PAPER SIGNATURE.

For In Person Registration & Mail In Registration: Print clearly or complete electronically. Submit Registration Form, Health & Guidelines Form & Full Payment to either of the two registration sites.

Parent/guardian email :

28

summer@ecisd 2017 catalog - cloud object...

Documents