Appleton Area School District Dates June 13- July 15, 2016 (No classes July 4-8)
2016 WILSON Middle Summer School Information
Class Times: 8:45-9:45 9:45-10:45 10:45-11:45
REGISTRATION KICK-OFF INFORMATION 8:30-9:30 (No classes July 2-6, 2007)
Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Enrollment in some classes may be limited. When: March 21st 3:45-6:00 & March 22nd 3:45-6:30 Where: Wilson Middle (Foyer by the Main Office) What to Bring: Completed registration form and payment
Fees are due at registration. Checks can be made payable to AASD. All of the middle schools in Appleton offer summer school programs. If you are interested in attending another site for summer school, please see the back side of this sheet or the summer school website for a listing of registration dates and times.
If you are unable to register during an evening registration session, you may mail your completed registration form or drop it off (after the final kick-off evening) at the School Office (c/o Summer School Coordinator).
If you plan to register your child, please do not delay as classes will be cut if the minimum number of students is not met. Phone registrations will NOT be taken. Registrations will also be accepted up through the first two days of summer school if there are still spots available. If you wish to receive a confirmation of your child’s summer school classes in late May, you will need to include a self addressed, self stamped envelope with your registration form. If you have any questions, please call (920) 832-4976.
Policies: All Appleton Area School District policies during the regular academic school year regarding dress, behavior, and school safety are in effect during summer school.
Important: If your child has any health concerns or special needs, please indicate that on the registration form and be sure to tell the summer school coordinator when you register. If your child has an IEP or 504 plan, please indicate that on the registration form and give a copy of the plan to the site coordinator. According to WI Dept of Public Instruction, summer school classes are not tailored to implement a student’s IEP. Material Fees: To be paid at registration. Please make checks payable to Appleton Area School District and note your child’s name on check.
Waivers: Students who qualify for the free milk or reduced lunch program may waive material fees. Please verify this with the site coordinator upon registration.
Out of District Students: Any student from the Brillion, Freedom, Hilbert, Hortonville, Kaukauna, Kimberly, Little Chute, Menasha, Neenah, or Shiocton districts may attend summer school in Appleton. Appleton School District students are welcomed to take summer school classes in any of the above mentioned consortium districts.
Summer School Coordinator: Gary Mulry Support Specialist: Karrie Kadolph
[email protected] Summer School Office located at Einstein Middle School Summer School Office Phone: (920) 832-4976 Web site: http://www.aasd.k12.wi.us/district/district_departments___contacts/standards___curriculum/summer_school/
Registration Kick-Off Dates and Times (Registration is on a first come, first served basis) APM- Plamann Badger
Drop forms in school office March 14 & 17 4:00-6:15pm March 15 5:00-7:15pm March 10 & 16 4:00-6:00pm March 9 3:30-5:30pm March 21 & 23 3:45-6:00pm March 8 & 10 4:30-6:45pm March 14 4:00-6:15pm March 22 4:30-6:45pm March 7 5:30-6:30pm March 23 4:00-5:00pm March 14,15,17 4:00-6:15pm
Berry Classical Columbus Edison Ferber Foster Franklin
Einstein Middle School March 7 & 8 6:00-7:00pm Community Room
Madison Middle School March 15 5:00-6:30 pm March 17 4:00-5:30 pm LMC
Highlands Horizons Houdini Huntley Jefferson Johnston Lincoln McKinley Richmond
March 15 & 17 March 15,17,21 March 1, 3 March 7 March 8 March 15, 17 April 7 March 8 & 10 March 7,8,10 March 22
Kaleidoscope at Roosevelt March 15 & 17 4:30-6:30pm School Lobby
4:00-6:15pm 4:00-6:15pm 5:00-6:30pm 6:00-7:30pm 3:30-4:30pm 4:00-6:00pm 5:00-7:00pm 5:00-7:00pm 4:15-6:15pm 3:30-6:00pm
Wilson Middle School March 21 & 22 3:45-6:00pm School Lobby
Summer Food Service Program
All children 18 years and under are eligible to receive FREE meals. You do not need to attend the school. Please visit the location nearest to you. No need to sign up or apply for the program- just bring yourself and enjoy tasty and nutritious meals!
Dates: June 13-July 1, July 11-15, 2016 (Monday- Friday) Locations & Times of Meals: Breakfast: Badger, Columbus, Edison, Foster, Highlands, Jefferson, Lincoln and McKinley: 8:00-8:30am Roosevelt and Wilson from 8:00-8:45am For more information,
contact: Food Service Office (ARAMARK): 832-6221 Summer School Office: 832-4976
Lunch: Badger, Columbus, Edison, Foster, Highlands, Jefferson and Lincoln from 11:30-12:15 Roosevelt and Wilson from 11:45-12:30
Additional Camps and Classes are available during the summer through AASD! Program:
For Students Entering Grades:
Dates:
Choir Camp
3rd-6th and 7th-8th
June 6th-10th
Music Lessons
5th-8th
June 13th-July 1st, July 11th -15th
Band Camp
7th-9th
July 25th-29th
Engineering Camps
5th-9th
Various dates/ times
Golf Lessons
1st-6th
June 20th -24th
Tennis Lessons
1st-8th
June 13th-17th
Please ask the school office for information or the summer school website at: http://www.aasd.k12.wi.us/district/district_departments___contacts/standards___curriculum/summer_school/
WILSON 2016 SUMMER SCHOOL Open to Students entering Grades 7-9 in the fall Cooking
$15.00
Develop the skills you need to become a successful chef. Explore various foods and nutritional value by making thoughtful choices to menu selections. This hands-on cookery course will indulge your passion of the culinary arts.
Cool Crafts
$10.00
English Language Arts for 7th, 8th and 9th Graders
$5.00
English Language Arts for English Language Learners
$5.00
English Language Learners Literature Exploration
$5.00
Fab Lab
$15.00
Students will be introduced to a variety of two and three-dimensional projects, including painting, drawing, and designing unique creations to decorate lockers, display at home, or give as gifts. Samples will be used to teach techniques. Emphasis is on creativity and self-expression. Ever want to be someone else? Ever want to explore new worlds? Ever want to try something you never thought possible? This summer, through high-interest teen literature, you’ll have an adventure of a lifetime alongside your peers! This adventure will also help you dig deeper into yourself through the art of writing. Throughout the process you will unknowingly become the reader and writer you’ve always thought you could be. Come along for the ride! (2 hour class)- Open to ELL students entering grades 7 and 8 who have an English language proficiency level of 1 or 2. ELL students in this class will continue to develop their oral language, vocabulary and literacy skills by engaging in a variety of high-interest texts. Students will have opportunities to read, write, share their ideas, and listen to others as they explore books and topics from all content areas. (1 hour class)- Open to ELL students entering grades 7 and 8 who have an English language proficiency level of 3- 5. ELL students in this class will immerse themselves in a variety of high-interest texts, including poetry, literature, and informational texts that represent many perspectives. Students will dig deep into the books, exploring the stories and characters to support their written reflections and collaborative conversations.
Come and use technology and equipment provided by FVTC in this fun class! Students will learn how to build simple circuits and put them to practical use immediately by creating homemade alarms, build electric cars driven by DC electric motors or pulleys and a switches, build light circuits powered by batteries and controlled by a switches, and use web based software to design and create 3D models including rings, phone cases, game pieces, pendants, logos, and nametags.
Fire Up for Fitness $5.00 Students will have access to the Wilson Fitness Center. Students will learn the fundamentals of weight training, cardio training, resistance training and stretching. Students will learn a variety of methods and equipment in order to reach their peak performance. Flag Football
$5.00
Flag Football is a great opportunity to learn, play, and improve your skills of throwing, catching, and running without being tackled. Flag Football is a variant American Football in which the basic rules are similar to those of the main stream game. Flag Football is played with two equal teams each trying to pass and run with the ball after the catch over the opposite goal line. The defense tries to stop the offense by grabbing the flag on the player with the ball. The offense has four chances (downs) to make it to the next cone or goal line, whichever comes first. Defensive players are the referees. Sign up & to enjoy the FUN!
Fun in the Sun – Outdoor Games
$5.00
Intro to Weight Training and Fitness
$5.00
Math Review and Reinforcement for 7th Graders
$5.00
Math Review and Reinforcement for 8th Graders
$5.00
Math Review and Reinforcement for High School
$5.00
Sports of all Sorts
$5.00
This summer enjoy a variety of outdoor games that will include leisure and recreational activities. Games to pick from may include Soccer, Speedball, Frisbee Golf, Softball, Flag Football, Ultimate Frisbee, and many others. Each week the students will participate in a variety of games. Be an active participant and have FUN!
An introductory class to weight training techniques to increase muscle tone and to improve cardiovascular conditioning. This class will teach safe strength training techniques through a variety of workouts utilizing various fitness equipment. Students will gain a better understanding of their personal physical fitness levels and gain confidence in weight training skills. This class is for beginners both male and female to gain muscle tone, burn some calories, and promote a healthy life style.
For incoming 7th graders who need assistance and practice with 6th grade math concepts. Small group and individual instruction will include hands-on practice, math games, and problem solving strategies. For incoming 8th graders who need assistance and practice with 7th grade math concepts. Small group and individual instruction will include hands-on practice, math games, and problem solving strategies. For students who will be in 9th grade in the fall who need assistance and practice with 8th grade math concepts. Small group and individual instruction will include hands-on practice, math games, and problem solving strategies. Students will learn specific sport skills. Each week a different sport will be the focus of skill development. The sports include volleyball skills, basketball skills, soccer skills, and softball/baseball skills.
Skills for Success for Middle School
$5.00
Skills for success in the middle school will be the focus of this course. Students will develop study skills including note taking, organization, test preparation, predicting, summarizing, and other reading strategies.
Rugby $5.00 This program will introduce players to the sport’s rules and laws in a safe and fun manner. Students will learn about rugby’s history and unique culture. Learn and practice skills; participate in friendly competition, and put your skills into game action using a flag variation of the game. Whether you are interested in participating with the high school club team or just want to become more aware of international sports – this course will meet your needs. Surviving in Our Digital World – Computer Science and Problem-Solving $10.00
Do you like solving puzzles and understanding how the “magic” of technology actually works? If so, this is the class for you! Learn to become a “computational thinker” by applying a variety of problem-solving techniques as you create solutions to real-world problems. Rather than focusing on learning particular software or programming languages, this class is designed to focus on problem-solving within your everyday life, and expose you to the incredible opportunities available for computer scientists to improve lives.
Thriving in Our Digital World – Computer Science and Coding
$10.00
Volleyball
$5.00
Woodworking
$10.00
Lifetime Fitness for You
FREE
Do you see yourself creating the technology of the future? If so, this is the class for you! Learn about the fundamental concepts of computer science by creating mobile apps with MIT’s App Inventor tool. You’ll also learn about the wealth of career opportunities in computer science and information technology (IT). Your future depends on IT!
Volleyball is an excellent activity for coeducational play in which social skills, sportsmanship, cooperation, and team play can easily be developed. Whether you are trying out for your school team or just want to meet new friends – this course will meet your needs. Learn and practice skills; participate in friendly competition, and put your skills into game action FUN! Woodworking will provide a hands-on experience. Woodworking projects will be made while students learn how to safely use hand tools, power tools, and power equipment.
East High School June 6, 7, 9, 13, 14, 16, 20, 21, 23, 27, 28, 30 July 5, 7, 11, 12, 14, 18, 19, 21, 25, 26, 28 Time: 6:45 am to 10:00 am June 6, 8, 9, 13, 15, 16, 20, 22, 23, 27, 29, 30 July 6, 7, 11, 13, 14, 18, 20, 21, 25, 27, 28 Time: 3:45 pm to 5:15 pm.
West High School Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 6:30-7:30 am or 7:30-9:30 am June 6, 7, 9, 13, 14, 16, 20, 21, 23, 27, 28, 30, July 5, 7, 11, 12, 14, 18, 19, 21, 25, 26, 28
North High School
**Starts June Monday, June 6th and goes until Thursday, July 21 **
Class Lightning Grades- 10th, 11th, 12th
Thunder Grades- 10th, 11th, 12th
BoysGrade 9th
GirlsGrade 9th
7th & 8th Grade
Monday *7:15 Foam Roll Weight Room 7:30-9:15
Weight Room 6:15-7:45
Tuesday *6:00 Band Stretch Weight Room 6:15-7:45 NASSA 8:00-9:15 NASSA 6:30-7:30 Weight Room 7:45-8:45
Wednesday *7:15 Foam Roll Weight Room 7:30-9:15
Weight Room 6:15-7:45
Thursday *6:00 Band Stretch Weight Room 6:15-7:45 NASSA 8:00-9:15 NASSA 6:30-7:30 Weight Room 7:45-8:45
Friday Off
Off
NASSA 8:00- 9:15 Weight Room 9:30- 10:30
Boys Weight Room 9:15-10:15
NASSA 8:00- 9:15 Weight Room 9:30- 10:30
Off
Boys Weight Room 9:15-10:15
NASSA 6:30-7:30 Weight Room 8:30- 9:30
Girls Weight Room 9:15- 10:15
NASSA 6:30-7:30 Weight Room 8:30- 9:30
Off
Girls Weight Room 9:15- 10:15 NASSA 8:30- 9:30
Weight Room 8:30- 9:30
NASSA 8:30- 9:30
Weight Room 8:30- 9:30
Off
Do you want to increase or tone muscle, lost weight or learn proper eating habits for a healthy lifestyle? This class will provide you with the knowledge to live a healthy lifestyle through cardiovascular conditioning, strength training and nutritional diet. This class will teach proper techniques with emphasis on improved cardiovascular conditioning, body toning and a better understanding of physical fitness and wellness. Workout and diet plans can be individualized for each student. Students can set personal goals and track their progress with the help of the instructors. This class is for the beginner, intermediate or advanced male or female student. Sign up on the first day of attendance at the site you plan to attend or print registration form at http://www.aasd.k12.wi.us/district/district_departments___contacts/standards___curriculum/summer_school/
2016 FOX VALLEY SUMMER SCHOOL CONSORTIUM MIDDLE SCHOOL REGISTRATION FORM (APPLETON) Student Name______________________________________ Gender ___M___F
Date Of Birth__________
Address__________________________________Apt # _______City__________________ Zip___________ Home Phone #______________ Grade next Fall______ Current Homeroom teacher________________
My child is currently attending____________________________________ school (name of elementary school). My child resides in the ________________________ school district (school district child where currently living).
Does this student have an IEP, Building Intervention Plan, or 504 Plan? ____Yes ____No (If yes, please explain):________________________________________________________________________________ According to WI Dept of Public Instruction, summer school classes are not tailored to implement a student’s IEP. All Appleton School District policies for the regular academic school year regarding dress, behavior and school safety are in effect during Summer School. If you would like a copy of these policies, please contact the Summer School office. EMERGENCY INFORMATION
In case of absence or emergency, the number to call first to contact a legal guardian between 8:45am-11:45am is: ____________________. Parent/Guardian Name ______________________________________Phone # _______________________ Work # ___________________ Cell # ________________E-mail Address ___________________________ Parent/Guardian Name ______________________________________Phone #________________________ Work # ___________________ Cell # ________________E-mail Address ___________________________ If parent/guardian cannot be reached by phone, please contact: 1. Name ________________________________________ Relationship _____________________________ Phone Number(s) ______________________________________________________ 2. Name________________________________________ Relationship ______________________________ Phone Number(s) ______________________________________________________ Special Health Concerns/Medical Diagnoses: ____________________________________________________ Will your child have medications at summer school? Yes _________ No __________ If so, please provide the name of the medication(s):_________________________________________ Reason for Medication(s) _____________________________________________________________ Time(s) medication is administered: Routine/Daily __________________________________________ As Needed __________________ Emergency ___________________________ (Please bring any medications to the site coordinator on the first day of summer school.) I hereby authorize summer school personnel to obtain emergency medical care for my child if needed. Parent/Guardian _________________________________________________________ Please turn in your registration form at the school you want your child to attend. Registrations will be accepted at your school’s Registration Kick-Off and up to (and including) the first day of summer school. Don’t delay – classes that do not have the minimum enrollment will be cancelled in May. Questions? Call the Summer School office at 832-4976. Office use only: Registration received on ___/___/___, Amount paid $________ Cash or Check #_______
