The document provides information about summer enrichment programs offered through the Austin Community Education program for students in grades K-8. It describes several options for academic review programs in reading and math, as well as enrichment programs focused on topics like French, water conservation, electricity safety, chess, and STEAM activities. Locations, dates, grades served, and costs are provided for each program.
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16. GRASP
K-8th Grade
GRASP, Grand Rapids Academic Summer Program, is a correspondence
program in reading and math for grades K-8. The program seeks to help stu
dents retain skills learned during the past school year by providing review ex
ercises. How does GRASP work? A student is enrolled in reading and/or
math in the grade level just completed. Children receive a packet of materials
with a booklet containing 9 lessons. It should take your child approximately
one hour to complete each weekly lesson. They complete one lesson a week
or work at their own pace, as long as they submit lessons before August
21st. They mail or return the lessons to the Community Learning Center
where they are scored and returned to the children with comments. We also
have an online option for students 4th-8th grade. Children successfully com
pleting at least 7 lessons with 70% accuracy are awarded a certificate. Those
completing all 9 lessons with 70% accuracy receive a medal. Registration
needs to be completed no later than May 22nd.
June 19-August 21, 2017
K-8th Grade Booklet Option:
17S1066/Reading $35
17S1067/Math $35
17S1068/Reading and Math $65
4-Sth Grade Online Option:
17S1090/Reading Online $35
17S1091/Math Online $35
17S1092/Reading and Math Online $65
Introduction to French - Sue Grove
4th-8th Grade
$30
This class is an introduction to the French language. Class will included
learning numbers, alphabet, and simple phrases in French. The class will in
clude speaking, listening, singing and some easy writing activities.
17S1063/Monday-Friday, July 10-14, 2017, 10:00-11:30am
Austin High School, Room 266
Water Wise Kids - Todd Jorgenson
For Students Entering Grade 4-6
FREE
You turn on the faucet at home and clean, fresh water comes out of the tap.
But do you ever wonder where that water comes from and how that water is
delivered to your home so you can enjoy a refreshing cold glass of water?
Students in this class will spend part of their time in the classroom learning
basics about how water is delivered to homes and how to help conserve
water. Students will then take a tour of our onsite water lab, well house and
storage tank for a close up view of the path of water.
17S1060/Wednesday, July 12, 2017, 9:00-11 :OOam
Austin Utilities Service and Operations Center, 1908 14th St NE
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17. Switched On Kids - Austin Utilities
For Students Entering Grade 4-6
You can't see, touch or smell electricity, but without it
your life would be pretty dark. Students will start the day
in the classroom learning basics about how electricity is
delivered to homes. We'll also talk about conservation.
Then we'll venture to our electric garage where students
will have a chance to try out line worker clothing and
equipment, experience electric bucket trucks up close,
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and see a real line worker demonstrate pole climbing techniques. using an
electric safety demonstration board we will show students how to play and
stay safe around electric lines.
17S1061/fhursday, July 27, 2017, 9:00-11:00am
Austin Utilities Service and Operations Center, 1908 14th St NE
YEL 4 Chess Summer Camp - Youth Enrichment League $95
For students entering 1st-6th grades
f�EL/'l All levels welcome. Youth Enrichment League's (YEL) sum-
_ 1 ..f mer chess camp works with all levels of students. Begin-
toUTH DIJUCHIWff W&UE ners learn piece movement, capturing, check, checkmate,
• castling and more; returning students study intermediate
lessons (Pins, Forks, Back Rank Mates, as examples); advanced students
will study Elimination of Defense, Opening Theory and other advanced con
cepts. Our summer camps are fun, fast-paced and packed with information.
Battle summer brain drain and procure the necessary tools to beat your dad
at chess! Sign up today! Visit YouthEnrichmentleague.com for more infor
mation.
17S1064/Monday-Thursday, July 31-August 3, 2017, 9:00-12:00pm
Austin High School, Room 322
STEAM Camp - Pacelli Catholic School $175
Ages 5-11
Head over to Pacelli for two weeks of enrichment and fun! Science, technol
ogy, art and math are strengthened during this week-long summer enrich
ment program for students K-5. Students learn new skills through hands-on
projects, games, and experiments. On the final day of camp, parents are in
vited to attend a showcase where students display their artwork and accom
plishments. The last day of class includes a field trip to Valleyfair.
Registration is limited to the first 15 students in each age group: Pre-K-K,
1st-2nd, 3rd-5th grades. For more information or to register contact: Katie or
Krista at the Pacelli School Office, 507-437-3278.
Monday-Thursday, July 24-August 3, 2017, 9:00-12:00pm
Pacelli High School, 511 4th Ave NW
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18. STEAM Camp Counselor - Pacelli Catholic School
$65 ?-8th Grade
Join the STAM Camp Team as a counselor this summer. Learn leadership
skills, practice team building strategies, and encourage and guide campers.
Includes camp counselor training July 19 & 20, daily snacks, and Valleyfair
field trip! Application and fee due by May 15th to be considered. For more in
formation or to register contact: Katie or Krista at the Pacelli School Office,
507-437-3278.
Monday-Thursday, July 24-August 3, 2017, 9:00-12:00pm
Pacelli High School, 511 4th Ave NW
Sports Classes
Intro to Traditional Tae Kwon Do - Ken Kingstrom $30
Ages 5 & Up
Intro to martial arts/self defense with emphasis on self im
provement and self control.
17S2020/Tuesdays, June 6, 13, 20, 27, 2017, 5:00-6:00pm
17S2021/Tuesdays, July 11, 18, 25, August 1 2017, 5:00-
6:00pm
17S2023/Tuesdays, August 8, 15, 22, 29, 2017, 5:00-6:00pm
17S2024/Tuesdays, September 5, 12, 19, 26, 2017, 5:00-6:00pm
Martial Art Fitness Center, 424 N Main St.
Summer Strength and Conditioning - Brett Vesel $140
Entering 5th-12th Grades
Do you play basketball, baseball, dance, football, gymnastics, hockey, soc
cer, softball, swimming, tennis, track, volleyball, wrestling and want to im
prove your game for the 2017-2018 school year? Join Coach Brett Vesel for
his summer program. It's open to any boy or girl athlete who wants to be
FASTER, QUICKER, STRONGER, and increase their explosive jumping abil
ity (this is a comprehensive program, not just weightlifting). Two hour ses
sions will begin at 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30am and will be grouped by age and
gender if possible. For more information or to register contact: Brett Vesel
(218) 591-4805 or brett.vesel@austin.k12.mn.us
Monday, June 12-Wednesday July 26, 2017
Austin High School Weight room in Annex
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