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Course Registration Dates

DISTRICT/OPEN ENROLLED:Pre-Registration:

For: All Reading/Math, Kindercapers, PreSchool PalsMarch 11-20, 2019

ALL Course Registration:March 25 - April 17, 2019

NON-DISTRICT/NON-OPEN ENROLLED:

ALL Course Registration:APRIL 26-MAY 3, 2019

*See Page 3 for Details*

2019Summer School

608-789-8955

807 East Avenue SLa Crosse, WI 54601

[email protected]

1 https://www.lacrosseschools.org/programs-services/summer-school

*** Times, dates and locations are subject to change ***

Summer Meal Program 2019 School District of La Crosse

NO MEALS JULY 1-5

Sites: Dates: Times: Days: *Emerson 6/6-8/16 Breakfast: 7:30-8:30 M-F

Lunch: 11:30-12:30 M-F Lincoln 7/8-8/2 Breakfast: 7:30-8:30 M-F 6/6-8/16 Lunch: 11:30-12:306 M-F Logan High 6/6-8/16 Breakfast: 7:30-8:30 M-F Lunch: 11:30-12:30 M-F Central High 6/6-6/28 Breakfast: 7:30-8:30 M-F 6/6-8/16 Lunch: 11:30-12:30 M-F *Longfellow 6/6-8/16 Breakfast: 7:30-8:30 M-F Lunch: 11:30-12:30 M-F *Logan Middle 6/6-8/16 Breakfast: 7:30-8:30 M-F

Lunch: 11:30-12:30 M-F *Spence 6/6-8/16 Breakfast: 7:30-8:30 M-F Lunch: 11:30-12:30 M-F Hintgen 7/8-8/2 Breakfast: 7:30-8:30 M-F

6/6-8/16 Lunch: 11:30-12:306 M-F North Woods 7/8-8/2 Breakfast: 7:30-8:30 M-F

Lunch 11:15-12:15 M-F Summit 7/8-8/2 Breakfast: 7:30-8:30 M-F

Lunch: 11:15-12:15 M-F Hamilton 7/18-8/28 Breakfast 8:00-8:30 M-F 6/6-8/28 Lunch: 11:45-12:30 M-F *Surround Care Sites

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SUMMER SCHOOL GENERAL INFORMATION

The School District of La Crosse does not discriminate against pupils on the basis of sex, race, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, emotional, or learning disability or handicap in its educational programs or activities.

TransportationThe School District of La Crosse will provide a limited bus schedule, only for students participating in these four-week, four hours per day programs: Elem. and MS Reading & Math, Kindercapers, and PreSchool Pals. If your child is registering for any of these programs, you are asked to sign-up, beginning MAY 1ST, for a designated stop on the district’s website. See Transportation page 9, for more bussing information. Students enrolled in all other programs will need to provide their own transportation.

Health ConditionPlease see the extremely important health information on page 54. If your child has a health condition that we need to be aware of, especially if it could be a potentially life threatening condition, please call us as soon as you register for summer classes, at 608-789-7678 so we can be prepared for their needs.

Child Care OptionsThe Y Surround Care will be available before and after school at Logan Middle, Longfellow, Emerson, and Spence.

Check with The Boys and Girls Club to find out where their locations will be, 782-3926.

Questions? Who do I Call?

High School Original Credit OR Credit Recovery: Call the High School that your child is attending: Central HS 789-7900 Logan HS 789-7700

Transportation Issues: Bus Co., GoRiteWay 881-6370 School District, Mike Freybler 789-7663 [email protected]

HPL Symposium: Spence Elem. 789-7773

Attendance: Call the school your child is attending

Any other Summer School questions, please call the summer school office at 789-8955 or 789-7798 and your call will be answered or returned as soon as possible.

Participation and Registration See page 3.Registering for courses serves as a commitment to attend if the course is offered.

Grade Level Please note in the course descriptions that the grade level is for “Students Currently in Grades _ _ .” In other words, the courses are for the grade your child is in for the current school year—2018-2019. As in the past, 5th Grade Students enrolling in Reading and Math should register at one of the Middle Schools.

Class Sizes and CancellationsThe school district reserves the right to cancel classes with low enrollment. Parents and guardians will be notified of any class cancellations. These are also posted on the Summer School Webpage. Enrichment classes run Mon—Thurs. unless stated otherwise. Course confirmation letters will be mailed home on or before June 5th. Your address in skyward will be used. Please be sure this is up to date. If you have questions after you receive your confirmation letter, please call the summer school office at 789-8955.

Reporting AbsencesSecretaries will be on duty during Summer School at all District schools. Please call the school your child is attending to notify the staff of any absences. Leave a message should a secretary not be present at the time you call.

Behavior Communication PlanSummer School is a time for students to extend their learning. Negative behaviors disrupt the learning environment for all students. We expect that all students follow behavior guidelines established by the school and classroom. Our goal is to do all we can to work with students; unfortunately we may need to dismiss a student due to significant and/or on-going inappropriate behaviors. Below is a general guideline for the Summer School Behavior Communication Plan.1) If a student is disruptive to the classroom setting a contact will be made to inform adults at home of the disruption and ask for assistance.2) If student behavior does not change, a second call will be made to inform adults at home of the continued disruption, by the building principal or summer school supervisor.3) If student behavior still does not change, the student may be dismissed from the Summer School class.


Summer School 2019 Registration/Enrollment WHO CAN PARTICIPATE: Any student who resides in the School District of La Crosse attendance area may enroll in our summer school program at no charge. Students who live outside the district attendance area, but who were open enrolled and attended a School District of La Crosse School the previous year, may attend at no charge. Any other students living outside the district attendance area may attend where space is available, but will be charged tuition to attend. For more information on the tuition fee, please call the summer school office at 789-8955. REGISTRATION: This year, there are three different registration periods. Periods 1 and 2 are for School District of LaCrosse residents and current open enrolled students. Period 3 is for non-district residents and non-open enrolled students. Online registration: www.lacrosseschools.org, and click on the Skyward Family Access button.

➢ Period 1: Online Pre-Registration o Open for Elem. And Middle School Reading and Math, Kindercapers, and PreSchool Pals registrations ONLY from

6:30am, Monday., March 11 to 4:00pm, Wed., March 20, 2019 ➢ Period 2: Online All Course Registration

o 6:30am, Mon., March 25 to 4:00pm, Tues., April 17, 2019 ➢ Period 3: Online registration for Non-residents, Non-open enrolled students

o 6:30am, Fri., April 26 to 4pm, Fri., May 3, 2019 IF STUDENTS RESIDE IN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF LA CROSSE OR ARE CURRENTLY OPEN ENROLLED:

➢ Students may attend the Summer School Program at no charge ➢ You may register online for classes as described in periods 1 and 2 above ➢ If your child attends a parochial school or is homeschooled AND has never attended Summer School, you will need to do the

NEW STUDENT ONLINE ENROLLMENT process if you wish to register your child online for summer school courses. To complete the New Student Online Enrollment, please go to the School District Homepage. Click on ENROLL IN OUR SCHOOLS and complete the forms listed. You will then need to either email [email protected], fax 608-789-8423, or drop off, a copy of proof of your address – utility bill, lease, or piece of US mail with your name and address – and a copy of the child’s birth certificate, to the Summer School Office at the Hogan Administrative Building, 807 East Ave. South, La Crosse.

➢ If you already have one child in your family who has attended Summer School in the past, use your login and password to go into Skyward Family Access where you will be able to click on the button “New Student Online Enrollment” on the left side of the screen, to add your other child so that you can then register them for the courses they wish to participate in. If you have forgotten your login or password, please call the Summer School Office at 608-789-8955.

➢ All New Student Online Enrollments will need to be submitted by 3:00pm on Wed, March 20, 2019 so that the enrollment process can be completed and ready when online course registration opens at 6:30am on Mon., March 25, 2019.

IF STUDENTS DO NOT RESIDE IN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF LA CROSSE AND ARE NOT CURRENTLY OPEN ENROLLED:

➢ Students may attend the Summer School Program where space is available and will be charged a tuition fee. ➢ You may register online for classes as described in period 3 provided one of the following:

o You previously had an online account with the School District of La Crosse and we will have it reactivated for the April 26th opening of registration.

o You have done the New Student Online Enrollment Process prior to April 23rd and your online account has been set up. (see above instructions for how to do the New Student Online Enrollment process)

➢ All New Student Online Enrollments will need to be submitted by 3:00pm on Tues, April 23, 2019 so that the enrollment process can be completed and ready when online course registration opens at 6:30am on Fri., April 26, 2019.

ONLINE DIRECTIONS: can be found on page 4 of this brochure. You may wish to make a copy of the courses you register your child/ren for as a future reference. Enrichment classes run Monday through Thursday unless otherwise stated. No phone registrations will be taken. After the registration deadline, check back often to Family Access/Arena Scheduling to see if certain classes have seats available that perhaps didn’t when you wanted to register for them. If some have opened up and you still wish to enroll your child, contact the summer school office to enroll. PAPER REGISTRATIONS: We will still accept paper registrations this year. Please know that these are entered during your registration period and as time allows. Forms are available at the back of this brochure or can be downloaded from the Summer School website. Please know you will be asked to do the New Student Online Enrollment if you are new to the summer school program when turning in a paper registration form.


Summer School Registration Instructions If you have any questions, or need assistance, please contact the Summer School office at 789-8955.

Please note: If your child does not attend a La Crosse public school and has not previously attended summer school, you will NOT be able to register online. Please see the previous page for registration information.

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Start your internet browser. In the address line, type: www.lacrosseschools.org Click the “Skyward Family Access” button for Online Registration. Type in your Family Access Login and Password. If you’ve forgotten your login name or password, click the “Forgot your login/password?” link and an email will be sent to you with your login information. If you are preregistering for Reading/Math, Kindercapers, or Preschool Registration, continue to step 5. If you are registering after March 20, follow the directions under On-Line Registration.

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Reading/Math, Kindercapers, PreSchool Pals PreRegistration March 11 – March 20

Click Schedule on the left side of the screen. On the top right side of the screen, under Course Requests now open, click on Request Courses for 2019-2020 in Summer School. To request a course, click on the desired course to select it, and then click the Add Course button. You can scroll OR search by course number on the bottom of this column. To remove a request, highlight the course and click the Remove Course button. When you are done entering your courses, click the “x” in the upper right corner, this saves your selections and takes you out of that screen, and then click the Exit button which takes you out of family access.

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On-Line Registration School District of La Crosse residents and current Open Enrolled Students: March 25 (6:30 am) – April 17 (4:00 pm)

Students not residing in La Crosse and are not Open Enrolled: April 26 (6:30 am) – May 3 (4:00 pm)

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Click the Arena Scheduling button on the left side of screen. Under the Summer School heading, click on 2019-20 under your child’s name. All of your children’s names should be listed; if not, please contact your current school’s office. In the lower right corner, you can search by Course Description. You may also search by Period or Subject by selecting an option from the drop down menus at the top of the screen and click Apply Filter. It will display a list of classes that match your search criteria and your child’s current grade level. The “Class” column will be listed to verify the correct course. The “Class” number will match the Class number in the Summer School catalog. Once you find your course, it will display how many seats are still available (Seats Avail column), if it fits in your schedule (Fit column), and displays Add if there are still seats available (Option column). Click on the Add button to add this to your schedule. It will now display that you are enrolled in this course. The system will not allow you to schedule classes that overlap. Please call the summer school office if any of your courses overlap with Reading/Math, Kindercapers or PreSchool Pals. If you click the “Add” button for a course that shows “No” in the Fit column, it will display an alert on the screen. If your registration has taken the last spot for that course, it will show that “Enr” under the “Fit” column and then “Closed” under the Seats Avail column. If you decide to “unenroll” from a course, click on “Remove” under the Option column. Once you have all of your Summer School courses selected, click on the View/Print Schedule tab. If your schedule looks correct, click the “Print Schedule” button to print a copy of your schedule. If it’s not printed at this time, you can log into Family Access at any time and print your schedule. Repeat these steps for each additional child that you wish to register for Summer School courses.

When finished, click the Logout button on the title bar in the upper right corner.

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** Please use the table below as a reference for the Period column ** For example, to search by any courses that begin from 7:45 am to 8:59 am, select Period 1 from the Period column drop down menu and click Apply Filter

** Please use the course guide to reference the dates that classes will be in session **

Period 1 7:45 am – 8:59 am Period 4 11:00 am – 11:59 am Period 2 9:00 am – 9:59 am Period 5 12:00 pm - 12:59 pm Period 3 10:00 am – 10:59 am Period 6 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm


Reading/Language Arts & Math

Elementary Reading & MathStudents Current Grade Levels 1-4 *PLEASE NOTE GRADE LEVEL*

Reading/Language Arts and Math is a four-hour summer course open to all ability levels. The course reinforces skills from the previous school year and introduces new skills that the student will encounter in the next school year. Families must enroll children for the entire four weeks. Classes will be held Monday-Friday, July 8—August 2, 2019. Students may attend at any one of the 5 locations offering the program.

5TH GRADERS WILL ONCE AGAIN HAVE READING AND MATH AT THE MIDDLE SCHOOLS;THOSE CHOICES ARE LISTED BELOW THE ELEMENTARY CHOICES.

Elementary Reading and Math Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: HINTGEN Course #1000

Elementary Reading and Math Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: SPENCE Course #1001

Elementary Reading and Math Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: EMERSON Course #1002

Elementary Reading and Math Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: NORTHWOODS Course #1003

Elementary Reading and Math Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: SUMMIT Course #1004

Middle School Reading & Math Students Current Grade Levels 5-7

Reading/Language Arts and Math is a four-hour summer school course which targets, reinforces or enhances skills from the previous year. Time is split equally between reading and math with the opportunity for small group interventions. Current 5th, 6th, and 7th grade students and all ability levels are encouraged to attend. Families must enroll children for the entire four weeks. Classes will be held Monday through Friday, July 8 - Aug. 2, 2019. Parents are welcome to choose any one of these middle school locations.

If your child is a 5th grader this year, they will attend a middle school for the Reading and Math program.

Middle School Reading & Math Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Time: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: LINCOLN MS Course #1401

Middle School Reading & Math Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Time: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: LOGAN MIDDLE Course #1402

If you are signing up for either Elementary or Middle School Reading and Math, you are eligible to ride the District School Bus. For more information, see page 9.

Middle School Reading & Math Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Time: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: LONGFELLOW MS Course #1400


Kindercapers If you are signing up for either Kindercapers or PreSchool Pals, you are eligible to ride the District School Bus. For more information, see page 9.

Kindercapers #1103Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: NORTHWOODS

Kindercapers:For students who are currently in Kindergarten, and will be in Grade 1 in the fall of 2019

Kindercapers is a four week summer program for those children who have completed Kindergarten. This program will focus on summer themes, stories, and activities. It will also provide students with significant opportunities for dramatic play and active indoor and outdoor play. Literacy skills will be developed.

Kindercapers #1101Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: SPENCE

Kindercapers #1100Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: HINTGEN

Kindercapers #1104Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: SUMMIT

Kindercapers #1102Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: EMERSON

Preschool Pals:For Students Entering Kindergarten the Fall of 2019

Preschool Pals is for children that are entering kindergarten this fall. This course will help your pre-kindergartner make the transition to kindergarten. The program will include story time, art projects, outdoor and indoor play. Social activities will be the main focus to help the transition to kindergarten be a smooth one.

IMPORTANT: Your child must be entering kindergarten in the fall of 2019 to be eligible for this class.

Preschool Pals #1200Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: HINTGEN

Preschool Pals #1201Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: SPENCE

Preschool Pals #1202Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: EMERSON

Preschool Pals #1203Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: NORTHWOODS

Preschool Pals

Preschool Pals #1204Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: SUMMIT


Hmong Immersion Preschool Pals and Kindercapers

IMPORTANT: Your child must be entering Kindergarten or First grade in the Fall of 2019 to be eligible for this class. The Hmong Immersion thematic units will revolve around important aspects of daily Hmong life such as gardening and farming. Classroom instructions will be 50% Hmong/50% English. In this class, students will experience the rich Hmong culture and language through hands-on experiences and collaboration with local community farms. The course includes math, science, language arts, music and gross motor activities. This class also includes activities such as field trips and the opportunity to meet Hmong authors and an illustrators.

Hoob Kawm Ntawv Hmoob Thiab Lus Askiv Rau Cov Menyuam 4-6 Xyoos IB QHO TSEEM CEEB: Koj tus menyuam yuav tsum mus kawm ntawv nyob hoob Kindergarten/qib ib lub cuaj hlib 2019 thiaj li kawm tau hoob no. Hoob kawm ntawv no yuav qhia txog Hmoob lub neej ua liaj ua teb thiab tu tsiaj txhu. Tus xibfwb yuav hais lus Hmoob thiab lus Askiv sib npuag. Nyob hoob no koj tus menyuam yuav kawm txog Hmoob lub neej thiab lus Hmoob los ntawm kev ua si. Lawv yuav tau mus ncig ua si tom teb, tham nrog cov laus, thiab ntsib ob tug neeg sau ntawvthiab kos duab. Hoob no yuav pab koj tus menyuam kawm txog nws haiv neeg thiab ua ib tug neeg txawj ntse thaum mus nyob rau Kindergarten/qib ib.

Preschool Pals and Kindecapers #1500Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: SPENCE, Art Rm.

Hmong Immersion

Hmong Immersion 1st Grade and 2nd Grade

IMPORTANT: Your child must be entering Second Grade or Third Grade in the Fall of 2019 to be eligible for this class. Classroom instructions on Math and Reading will be 25% Hmong/75% English. The course includes math, science, language arts, music and gross motor activities. This class also includes activities such as garden, walking field trips, opportunities to meet Hmong professionals, and two bus field trip.

Hoob Kawm Ntawv Hmoob Thiab Lus Askiv Rau Cov Menyuam 6-8 XyoosIB QHO TSEEM CEEB: Koj tus menyuam yuav tsum mus kawm ntawv nyob qib ob/qib peb lub cuaj hlib 2019 thiaj li kawm tau hoob no. Tus xibfwb yuav hais lus Hmoob thiab lus Askiv. Lawv yuav tau mus ncig ua si tom teb, tham nrog cov laus, thiab caij tsheb npav mus ncig ua si.

Grade 1 & 2 #1501Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: SPENCE


Coulee MontessoriCoulee Montessori Children’s House Preview #1300

Coulee Montessori students who are 4 by September 1, 2019 for preschool or will be in kindergarten with CONFIRMED enrollment status for the 2019-2020 school year are welcome to participate. A waiting list will be created once 18 students have been admitted.

The Montessori Philosophy emphasizes real-life learning through use of the Montessori Materials as well as through Grace and Courtesy Lessons. Together, these concepts will be emphasized through work and play. This program is designed to help children become familiar with the Montessori Environment in order to ease the transition to the upcoming school year.

Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-10:00AM Location: Coulee Montessori at Northside Elementary, Rm. #119

Coulee Montessori E2 Overview #1302Coulee Montessori Students ENTERING Grades 4, 5, or 6 in the fall of 2019

This class enrollment is capped at 18 students. A waiting list will be created for any interested families after that. Continuing Montessori children who will be entering grades 4, 5, or 6 are invited to participate in the summer Montessori E2 Overview course. Activities to support continued development of reading and math/geometry skills will be emphasized. Reading and math skills will also be applied in a variety of science and history explorations. This program is designed to encourage practice with the Montessori Materials in order to maintain and enhance skills already learned.

Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Coulee Montessori at Northside Elementary, Rm. #129

Coulee Montessori E1 Overview #1301Coulee Montessori students ENTERING Grades 1, 2, or 3 in the fall of 2019

This class enrollment is capped at 18 students. A waiting list will be created for any interested families after that. Continuing or newly enrolled Montessori children who will be entering grades 1, 2, or 3 are invited to participate in the summer Montessori Overview course. Activities to support continued development of reading and math/geometry skills will be emphasized. In addition, students will have the opportunity to review geography concepts. This program is designed to encourage practice with the Montessori Materials in order to maintain and enhance skills already learned.

Dates: 7/8-8/2 (M-F)Times: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Coulee Montessori at Northside Elementary, Rm. #121


Emerson / Lincoln / LongfellowLogan Middle / Coulee Montessori at NorthsideElementary Campus

Boys and Girls Club - Mathy Bainbridge Street & Dorn StreetHintgen Elementary Fanta Reed & WesternHogan Administration Logan MiddleLa Crosse Public Library North Woods ElementaryLincoln Middle Schuh HomesLongfellow Middle Summit ElementarySouthern Bluffs Elementary

Southside Neighborhood Center North WoodsState Road Elementary Congregational ChurchWTC YWCA Child Center Northside Elementary

Red Balloon

Hintgen / Spence / Lincoln / Longfellow Schuh HomesCoulee Children's Center

Cty Rd F & Hwy 33 Summit ElementaryGolden Valley Trailer Court Lakeshore Dr & Dauphin StHintgen Elementary Lakeshore Dr & Lakeview DrKids at Play Little Angels DaycareLongfellow Middle Logan MiddlePineview Dr & Green Street Northside ElementaryRed Balloon Partners in ExcellenceSouthern Bluffs Elementary ShenanigansSpence ElementaryState Road Elementary

Transportation

https://www.lacrosseschools.org/programs-services/summer-school

Limited bus shuttle service will be provided only to students enrolled in the following programs: Elementary/Middle School Reading and Math, Kindercapers and Pre-School Pals. Door to Door service will not be provided.

Service Stops will be developed and confirmed after reviewing registration participant addresses. Stops will be developed in neighborhoods with concentrated enrollees of transportation eligible programming

Sign up for confirmed stops will be on May 1st. To sign up for transportation visit the district’s website at:Lacrosseschools.org>parents>transportation>transportation information> 2019 Summer School

If computer access is needed, please visit a school or the District’s Registrar office at 807 East Avenue South. Please call in advance since summer office coverage is limited.

Transportation that is part of a special education Individualized Education Plan (IEP) is coordinated separately through the special education office.

The following information is a list of some 2018 stops. This list is intended only to represent the potential stops for Summer 2019. This information is meant only as a representation of past stops.

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Page Course Name Start Date End Date Page Course Name Start Date End Date

27 Read It and Eat It 6/10/19 6/12/19 24Let's Learn WithLiteracy 6/10/19 6/26/19

17 "I Can Draw!" 6/10/19 6/13/19 26College ApplicationEssay Workshop 6/10/19 6/27/19

18 Littlest Artists Among Us 6/10/19 6/13/19 29 Culinary Chemistry 6/10/19 6/27/19

18 Art Around the World 6/10/19 6/13/19 32

Fernweh-Outdoor Adventure Skills andPlanning 6/10/19 6/27/19

18 Exporations in Art 6/10/19 6/13/19 21Children's Theater - TheLittle Mermaid 6/10/19 6/28/19

19No Pressure WheelThrowing 6/10/19 6/13/19 38

Speed-Strength-Nutrition: CENTRAL 6/10/19 7/18/19

20Advanced Keva PlanksConstruction 6/10/19 6/13/19 38

Speed-Strength-Nutrition: LOGAN SR 6/10/19 7/25/19

24 Breakfast and a Book 6/10/19 6/13/19 35 Individual Music Lessons 6/10/19 7/26/1924 Lunch and a Book 6/10/19 6/13/19 39 Running and Fitness 6/10/19 8/8/19

29 Trailworks 6/10/19 6/13/19 20Beginners Keva PlanksConstructions 6/17/19 6/18/19

30Young Explorers: Science& Nature Fun! 6/10/19 6/13/19 27 Read It and Eat It 6/17/19 6/19/19

31 Summer On The Farm 6/10/19 6/13/19 17Learn to Draw theEasy Way 6/17/19 6/20/19

36Summer School Basketball 6/10/19 6/13/19 18 Littlest Artists Among Us 6/17/19 6/20/19

44 Read & Run 6/10/19 6/13/19 18 Explorations in Art 6/17/19 6/20/19

45Summer SchoolWrestling 6/10/19 6/13/19 19 3D Sculpture 6/17/19 6/20/19

40 Tennis Fundamentals 6/10/19 6/14/19 19No Pressure WheelThrowing 6/17/19 6/20/19

41 Tennis Intermediate 6/10/19 6/14/19 24 Breakfast and a Book 6/17/19 6/20/1925 Creative Writing 6/10/19 6/27/19 24 Lunch and a Book 6/17/19 6/20/19

41Intermediate TennisSession I 6/10/19 6/14/19 29 Trailworks 6/17/19 6/20/19

42Intermediate TennisSession II 6/10/19 6/14/19 30

Young Explorers: Science& Nature Fun! 6/17/19 6/20/19

42 Advanced Tennis 6/10/19 6/14/19 31 Summer On The Farm 6/17/19 6/20/19

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Inspire.Explore.Createin the SpenceSchool Garden 6/10/19 6/20/19 36

Summer SchoolBasketball 6/17/19 6/20/19

19 Basket Weaving 6/10/19 6/20/19 45Summer SchoolWrestling 6/17/19 6/20/19

33 Grow and "Bee" Healthy 6/10/19 6/20/19 40 Tennis Fundamentals 6/17/19 6/21/1933 Grow Your Own Snack 6/10/19 6/20/19 41 Tennis Intermediate 6/17/19 6/21/19

37 Games Galore! 6/10/19 6/21/19 41Intermediate TennisSession I 6/17/19 6/21/19

37 From Wii to You 6/10/19 6/21/19 42Intermediate TennisSession II 6/17/19 6/21/19

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Page Course Name Start Date End Date Page Course Name Start Date End Date42 Advanced Tennis 6/17/19 6/21/19 17 Super Draw! 7/8/19 7/11/1916 Preschool Picassos! 6/17/19 6/27/19 31 Summer On The Farm 7/8/19 7/11/19

44Bake Your Cake and Eat it Too! 6/17/19 6/27/19 33 Grow and "Bee" Healthy 7/8/19 7/11/19

44Cooking Fun In The Garden 6/17/19 6/27/19 33 Grow Your Own Snack 7/8/19 7/11/19

43 Jump Rope Workshop 6/17/19 7/18/19 36Summer SchoolBasketball 7/8/19 7/11/19

20 Cartoon Caricatures 6/24/19 6/25/19 45Summer SchoolWrestling 7/8/19 7/11/19

27 Read It and Eat It 6/24/19 6/26/19 49 Let's Get Coding! 7/8/19 7/11/19

17 Draw Anything 6/24/19 6/27/19 51 Basic Video Game Design 7/8/19 7/11/1918 Littlest Artists Among Us 6/24/19 6/27/19 51 The Art of the Improv 7/8/19 7/11/19

18 Art Around the World 6/24/19 6/27/19 50Lego Mindstorms EV3 Robotics 7/8/19 7/11/19

19 3D Sculpture 6/24/19 6/27/19 52 The Science of Cooking 7/8/19 7/11/1919 Sculpture Mania 6/24/19 6/27/19 40 Tennis Fundamentals 7/8/19 7/12/1924 Breakfast and a Book 6/24/19 6/27/19 41 Tennis Intermediate 7/8/19 7/12/19

24 Lunch and a Book 6/24/19 6/27/19 41Intermediate TennisSession I 7/8/19 7/12/19

30Young Explorers: Science& Nature Fun! 6/24/19 6/27/19 42

Intermediate TennisSession II 7/8/19 7/12/19

31 Summer On The Farm 6/24/19 6/27/19 42 Advanced Tennis 7/8/19 7/12/19

32Up in the Garden,Down in the Dirt 6/24/19 6/27/19 26

Sign Language for Hearing Children 7/8/19 7/18/19

33 Grow and "Bee" Healthy 6/24/19 6/27/19 46Creating Slide Showsabout National Parks 7/8/19 7/18/19

33 Grow Your Own Snack 6/24/19 6/27/19 28 Frog Pond Adventures 7/8/19 7/12/19

36Summer SchoolBasketball 6/24/19 6/27/19 39

Developing A Game PlanFor Life 7/8/19 7/12/19

43Backyard Games andFitness 6/24/19 6/27/19 43

Team Sports and Fitnessfor Upper Elem. Students 7/8/19 7/25/19

39 Mountain Biking 101 6/24/19 6/27/19 49Individualized AdvancedMath 7/8/19 7/25/19

45Summer SchoolWrestling 6/24/19 6/27/19 25

You Can Change theWorld 7/8/19 8/1/19

40 Tennis Fundamentals 6/24/19 6/28/19 23

LEGALLY BLONDE, THEMUSICAL, JR: Theater Tech and Visual Design 7/8/19 7/11/19

41 Tennis Intermediate 6/24/19 6/28/19 23Theater Promotion, Business, & Marketing 7/8/19 8/2/19

41Intermediate TennisSession I 6/24/19 6/28/19 5 Elem. Reading/Math 7/8/19 8/2/19

42Intermediate TennisSession II 6/24/19 6/28/19 6 Kindercapers 7/8/19 8/2/19

42 Advanced Tennis 6/24/19 6/28/19 6 PS Pals 7/8/19 8/2/1937 Fun In The Sun! 6/24/19 7/12/19 5 MS Reading/Math 7/8/19 8/2/19

37 From Wii to You 6/24/19 7/12/19 8CM Children's HousePreview 7/8/19 8/2/19

26Restorative JusticeCircle Keepers 6/25/19 6/27/19 8 CM E1 Overview 7/8/19 8/2/19

8 CM E2 Overview 7/8/19 8/2/19



Page Course Name Start Date End Date Page Course Name Start Date End Date

7Hmong Immersion PSPals & Kindercapers 7/8/19 8/2/19 31 Summer On The Farm 7/22/19 7/25/19

7Hmong Immersion 1st 2nd Gr. 7/8/19 8/2/19 32 Forest Explorers 7/22/19 7/25/19

40 Summer Wrestling 7/9/19 8/1/19 50

Create a Story with LegoStory Starter 7/22/19 7/25/19

31 Summer On The Farm 7/15/19 7/18/19 50

Fun with Gadgets:Spheros, Osmos, Ipads,etc. 7/22/19 7/25/19

36Summer SchoolBasketballl 7/15/19 7/18/19 52

STEAM Structures: Come Build with Us! 7/22/19 7/25/19

45Summer SchoolWrestling 7/15/19 7/18/19 51 Stop Motion Claymation 7/22/19 7/25/19

51Basic Video Game Design 7/15/19 7/18/19 49 Strategy Games 7/22/19 7/25/19

50

Create a Story with LegoStory Starter 7/15/19 7/18/19 52 Science on the Farm 7/22/19 7/25/19

49

Advanced Math "ProblemSolving" 7/15/19 7/18/19 25

You Can ChangeThe World 7/22/19 7/25/19

52The Science of Cooking 7/15/19 7/18/19 49 Let's Get Coding! 7/22/19 7/25/19

50

Fun with Gadgets:Spheros, Osmos, Ipads,etc. 7/15/19 7/18/19 49 Invention Convention 7/22/19 7/25/19

50 3-D Printing 7/15/19 7/18/19 40 Tennis Fundamentals 7/22/19 7/26/19

51Needle Felting: SoftSculpture Studio 7/15/19 7/18/19 41 Tennis Intermediate 7/22/19 7/26/19

52STEAM Structures: Come Build with Us! 7/15/19 7/18/19 41

Intermediate TennisSession I 7/22/19 7/26/19

52 Science on the Farm 7/15/19 7/18/19 42Intermediate TennisSession II 7/22/19 7/26/19

25You Can Change The World 7/15/19 7/18/19 42 Advanced Tennis 7/22/19 7/26/19

40 Tennis Fundamentals 7/15/19 7/19/19 30 Growing Gardeners 7/29/19 8/1/19

41 Tennis Intermediate 7/15/19 7/19/19 33 Grow and "Bee" Healthy 7/29/19 8/8/19

41Intermediate TennisSession I 7/15 7/19/19 33 Grow Your Own Snack 7/29/19 8/8/19

42Intermediate TennisSession II 7/15/19 7/19/19 52

*Kids Make a Difference! 7/29/19 8/8/19

51Video and PhotoEditing 7/15/19 7/18/19 37 Games Galore! 7/29/19 8/16/19

42 Advanced Tennis 7/15/19 7/19/19 37 From Wii to You 7/29/19 8/16/1928 Wild About Birds 7/15/19 7/25/19 17 Quick Draw! 8/5/19 8/8/19

33Grow and "Bee" Healthy 7/15/19 7/25/19 30

Fun With Food - GardenFresh Cooking 8/5/19 8/8/19

33 Grow Your Own Snack 7/15/19 7/25/19 30GROW It! Learn It! Eat It! 8/5/19 8/15/19

37 Fun In The Sun! 7/15/19 7/26/19 34 Show Choir 101 8/12/19 8/15/19

37 From Wii to You 7/15/19 7/26/19 33 Grow and "Bee" Healthy 8/12/19 8/22/19

33 Grow Your Own Snack 8/12/19 8/22/19



Course Course Name Location Page Course Course Name Location Page

525

Fernweh-Outdoor Adventure Skills andPlanning

7 Rivers/HoganAdmin. Ctr 32 121-122 3D Sculpture Hintgen 19

505 Culinary Chemistry Central HS 29 526-531Grow and "Bee" Healthy Hintgen 33

700-709Summer SchoolBasketball Central HS 36 1000

Elem. Reading/Math Hintgen 5

718-720Speed-Strength-Nutrition Central HS 38 1100 Kindercapers Hintgen 6

731-742 Tennis Fundamentals Central HS 40 1200 PS Pals Hintgen 6

743-748 Tennis Intermediate Central HS 41 532-537Grow Your Own Snack Hintgen 33

749-754Intermediate TennisSession I Central HS 41 767

Jump Rope Workshop Hintgen 43

755-760Intermediate TennisSession II Central HS 42 726-728 Read & Run Hintgen 44

761-766 Advanced Tennis Central HS 42 503-504 TrailworksHixon Eco Park 29

777-786Summer SchoolWrestling Central HS 45 1401 MS Reading/Math Lincoln MS 5

511-520 Summer On The Farm

Deep RootsCommunityFarm, LaCrosse 31 200

Children's Theater - TheLittle Mermaid Lincoln MS 21

930-931 Science on the Farm

Deep RootsCommunityFarm, LaCrosse 52 309-311

You Can Change theWorld Lincoln MS 25

1002 Elem. Reading/Math Emerson 5 317Restorative JusticeCircle Keepers Lincoln MS 26

1102 Kindercapers Emerson 6 600 Show Choir 101 Lincoln MS 34

1202 PS Pals Emerson 6 900

Advanced Math "ProblemSolving" Lincoln MS 49

100-101 Preschool Picassos! Emerson 16 901-902

Individualized AdvancedMath Lincoln MS 49

103 "I Can Draw!" Emerson 17 903-904 Strategy Games Lincoln MS 49

104Learn to Draw theEasy Way Emerson 17 905-908 Let's Get Coding! Lincoln MS 49

105 Draw Anything Emerson 17 909Invention Convention Lincoln MS 49

106 Super Draw! Emerson 17 910-911Lego MindstormsEV3 Robotics Lincoln MS 50

107 Quick Draw! Emerson 17 912-913

Create a Story with Lego StoryStarter Lincoln MS 50

771Team Sports and Fitnessfor Upper Elem. Students Emerson 43

108-110 Littlest Artists Among Us Hintgen 18

111-112 Art Around the World Hintgen 18

119-120 Explorations in Art Hintgen 18

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Course Course Name Location Page Course Course Name Location Page

914-915

Fun with Gadgets:Spheros, Osmos, Ipads,etc. Lincoln MS 50 129-130 Basket Weaving Logan MS 19

916-917 3D Printing Lincoln MS 50 201Summer Theatre-LegallyBlonde The Musical Jr Logan MS 22

918Video and PhotoEditing Lincoln MS 51 202

LEGALLY BLONDE, THEMUSICAL, JR: Theater Tech and Visual Design Logan MS 23

919-920 Basic Video Game Design Lincoln MS 51 203Theater Promotion, Business, & Marketing Logan MS 23

921 Stop Motion Claymation Lincoln MS 51 772-773Bake Your Cake and Eat it Too! Logan MS 44

922

Needle Felting:Soft SculptureStudio Lincoln MS 51

923 The Art of the Improv Lincoln MS 51 1402 MS Reading/Math Logan MS 5

924-925STEAM StructuresCome Buld with US! Lincoln MS 52 1400 MS Reading/Math

Longfellow MS 5

926-929The Science ofCooking Lincoln MS 52 321-326 Read It and Eat It

Longfellow MS 27

932 *Kids Make a Difference! Lincoln MS 52 768-770Backyard Games andFitness

Longfellow MS 43

124-125No Pressure WheelThrowing Logan HS 19 Individual Music Lessons MS/HS's 35

126 Sculpture Mania Logan HS 19 725 Mountain Biking 101 Myrick Park 39

127Beginners Keva PlanksConstructions Logan HS 20 1003

Elem. Readingand Math

NorthWoods 5

128Advanced Keva PlanksConstruction Logan HS 20 1103 Kindercapers

NorthWoods 6

131 Cartoon Caricatures Logan HS 20 1203 PreSchool Pals North Woods 6

308 Creative Writing Logan HS 25 316Sign Language for Hearing Children North Woods 26

312College ApplicationEssay Workshop Logan HS 26 800

Creating Slide Showsabout National Parks North Woods 46

721-723Speed-Strength-Nutrition Logan HS 38 1301 CM E1 Overview Northside 8

724 Running and Fitness Logan HS 39 1300CM Children's HousePreview Northside 8

729-730 Summer School Wrestling Logan HS 40 1302 CM E2 Overview Northside 8

776

Developing A Game Plan ForLife Logan HS 39



Course Course Name Location Page

102

Inspire.Explore.Createin the SpenceSchool Garden Spence 16

1001Elem. Readingand Math Spence 5

1101 Kindercapers Spence 61201 PreSchool Pals Spence 6

1500Hmong Immersion PSPals & Kindercapers Spence 7

1501Hmong Immersion 1st &2nd Gr. Spence 7

510Fun With Food - GardenFresh Cooking Spence 30

523Up in the Garden,Down in the Dirt Spence 32

300Let's Learn WithLiteracy State Road 24

301-303 Breakfast and a Book State Road 24

304-306 Lunch and a Book State Road 24

507-509Young Explorers: Science& Nature Fun! State Road 30

522 GROW It! Learn It! Eat It! State Road 30

710-711 Games Galore! State Road 37

712-713 Fun In The Sun! State Road 37

714-717 From Wii to You State Road 37

774-775 Cooking Fun In The Garden State Road 44

1004Elem. Readingand Math Summit 5

1104 Kindercapers Summit 61204 PreSchool Pals Summit 6521 Growing Gardeners Summit 30

500-501 Frog Pond Adventures Summit 28502 Wild About Birds Summit 28524 Forest Explorers Summit 32


Course Registration Dates

DISTRICT/OPEN ENROLLED: Pre-Registration:For all Reading/Math, Kindercapers, PreSchool Pals

March 11-20, 2019 All Course Registration: March 25 - April 17, 2019

NON-DISTRICT/NON-OPEN ENROLLED: All Course Registration: April 26 - May 3, 2019


Inspire...Create....Explore in the Spence School Garden #102Students Currently in Grades 2-5

The School Garden will be used as a classroom and springboard for hands on learning: homemade paper making, flower/leaf pressing, eco-art projects, painting and planting. Engagement with the garden will inspire the students’ creative minds, offer opportunities to spend time in nature and build environmental awareness.

Dates: 6/10-6/20 Mon.-Thurs. Time: 9:00AM-12:00PM Location: Spence Elem., Rm. 122

Arts & CraftsPreschool Picassos! Students Age 5 by Sept. 1, 2019

Welcome children entering kindergarten! Be creative like Pablo Picasso during this art based preschool course. Children will learn about famous artists and create art daily along with becoming familiar with a structured setting and following a school routine. Come sing, dance and play with us!

Course #100 Course #101 Dates: 6/17-6/27 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/17-6/27 Mon-Thurs Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Time: 10:00AM-12:00PM Location: Emerson, Rm 124 Location: Emerson, Rm 124


Quick Draw!! #107 Students Currently in Grades 1-11

This may be your last chance to learn how to draw like this. This is the only place that teaches this style. Don’t pass up this opportunity. Your life will never be the same. Take a Chance? Everyone who has taken this class walked out as a winner. See last year’s class drawings on display at the library (www.sgwatercolor.com). You can do it just like they did it! Bring a good quality person or pet picture to draw.

Dates: 8/5-8/8 Mon-ThursTime: 9:00AM–11:30AMLocation: Emerson Elem.

Arts & CraftsLearn To Draw the Easy Way #104 Students Currently in Grades 1-11

Draw anything in this class. The instructor will show you how in one hour. See last year’s class drawings on display at the library (www.sgwatercolor.com). These pictures make beautiful gifts and people will love you for drawing them. You will soon be a popular person who can draw people beautifully. Sign up with a friend for extra fun. Bring a good quality person or pet picture to draw. Subject matter: anything.

Dates: 6/17-6/20 Mon-ThursTime: 9:00AM-11:30AMLocation: Emerson Elem.

Draw Anything #105Students Currently in Grades 1-11

Learn to draw anything: cartoon figures, super heroes, animal or people portraits, landscapes, your name in decorative letters. See last year’s class drawings on display at the library (www.sgwatercolor.com). You will see you can learn quickly how to create your favorite drawings. Anyone is welcome and will be able to learn to draw what they want. Sign up with a friend for good memories. Anyone can do it. Bring a good quality person or pet picture to draw. Subject matter: anything.


“I Can Draw!” #103 Students Currently in Grades 1-11

Now anyone can draw. Guaranteed Success!! Last summer, 100% of the students were amazed at their success. See last year’s class drawings on display at the library (www.sgwatercolor.com). The only person stopping you from doing this beautiful drawing is you. Everyone who tries it succeeds. It’s OK if you are unable to attend all days. Bring a good quality person or pet picture to draw. Subject matter: anything.


Super Draw!! #106 Students Currently in Grades 1-11

Can’t wait to be a great artist? This class is for you! In this class you will quickly learn how to draw spectacular pictures. See last year’s class drawings on display at the library (www.sgwatercolor.com). Everyone who has taken this class was successful. Anyone can do it! Even more fun if you sign up with a buddy. Bring a good quality person or pet picture to draw. Subject matter: anything.

Dates: 7/8-7/11 Mon-ThursTime: 9:00AM–11:30AMLocation: Emerson Elem.


Art Around the WorldStudents Currently in Grades 4-12

There are so many various styles of art all around the world that is influenced by the culture and people who live there. Students will get to drive this class and have control about what we learn about and the projects to go along with it. Egypt? China? Cuba? Australia? Italy? India? We shall see where we travel to!

Course #111 Course #112 Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Time: 10:00AM-12:00PM Location: Hintgen, Art Rm. #118 Location: Hintgen, Art Rm. #118

Arts & CraftsLittlest Artists Among Us Students Currently in Grades PS-1

Even the littlest artists can make beautiful art! We will take a look at many of our favorite books and use them as inspiration for our art. We will draw, paint, build, and experiment with many supplies to create our projects. Make sure to send a smock as we will definitely be dirty from all of our fun! Course #108 Course #109 Course #110Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/17-6/20 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-ThursTime: 8:00AM-10:00AM Time: 12:00PM-2:00PM Time: 10:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Hintgen, Art Rm #118 Location: Hintgen, Art Rm #118 Location: Hintgen, Art Rm. #118

Explorations in ArtStudents Currently in Grades 2-3

This course will concentrate on exploring different supplies and how they can be used to create art that is the student’s choice. We will experiment with both 2D and 3D projects using paint, oil pastels, recycled materials, model magic, ipads, and many of our basic supplies. We will enhance our skills and techniques while we push ourselves to create art that speaks to us.

Course #119 Course #120 Dates: 6/17-6/20 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Time: 10:00AM-12:00PM Time: 12:00PM-2:00PM Location: Hintgen, Art Rm. #118 Location: Hintgen, Art Rm. #118


Arts & Crafts3D Sculpture Students Currently in Grades 4-12

Students will experiment with plaster wrap to make large 3D sculptures of their choosing. They will learn techniques to create a beautiful work of art right to their specifications and their vision. They will create a giant sculpture of something they enjoy to keep after the class is completed.

Course #121 Course #122 Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/17-6/20 Mon-Thurs Time: 12:00PM-2:00PM Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Location: Hintgen, Art Rm. #118 Location: Hintgen, Art Rm. #118

No Pressure Wheel ThrowingStudents Currently in Grades 6-12

Learn how to make pots on the wheel using three simple steps. Students are also welcome to hand build their creations and let their imaginations decide what their sculpture is about.

Course #124 Course #125Dates: 6/10–6/13 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/17–6/20 Mon-ThursTime: 8:00AM-12:00PM Time: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Logan High School, Rm 150 Location: Logan High School, Rm. 150

Sculpture Mania #126Students Currently in Grades 5-12

Build with cardboard, paper mache, and paint. Learn how to assemble various materials into sculptural forms while having fun with your friends! Freestanding sculpture, wire mobiles, and mask making are all possibilities of sculptures that could be made!

Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-ThursTime: 8:00AM–12:00PMLocation: Logan HS Art Room 150

Basket Weaving BasicsStudents Currently in Grades 6-8

This is a course to learn the basic basket weaving techniques. Basket Weaving has been a part of our history and many skills taught were used by our early settlers. Some of the basics include materials used and techniques such as basic weaving, twining, tucking, and coiling. Each participant should be able to complete several baskets.

Course #129 Course #130Dates: 6/10-6/20 Mon.-Thurs. Dates: 6/10-6/20 Mon.-Thurs.Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Time: 10:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Logan Middle School, Rm. 125 Location: Logan Middle School, Rm. 125


Beginners Keva Planks Construction #127 Students Currently in Grades 2-3

If you like to build any type of structures and construction of simple designs, while using your imagination all at the same time, this class is for you. These 1” x 4” smooth maple planks are made in America. They are called Keva building planks. They are fun to stack, make towers, build to the sky. I saw them used at Southern Bluffs Elementary school with great enthusiasm. The students never seemed to tire of the different building designs. Join this class and build to your hearts content, going as high as the student can reach from the ground At the end of class all blocks are returned to their box after being photographed with the architect student.

Dates: 6/17-6/18 *Mon-Tues ONLYTime: 8:00AM-12:30PMLocation: Logan High School, Rm. 166

Arts & Crafts

Advanced Keva Planks Construction #128Students Currently in Grades 4-12

Advanced Construction with Keva Planks: If you like to build advanced large structures, and construct, while using your imagination all at the same time, this class is for you. These 1” X 4” smooth maple planks are made in America. They are called Keva building planks. They are fun to stack, make towers, build to the sky. I saw them used at Southern Bluffs Elementary school with great enthusiasm. The students never seemed to tire of the different building designs. Join this class and build to your hearts content, going as high as the student can reach from the ground. At the end of the class all blocks are returned to their box after being photographed with the architect student.

Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon.-Thurs. Time: 8:00AM-12:30PMLocation: Logan High School, Rm. 166

Cartoon Caricatures #131 Students Currently in Grades 3-12

In this two day class, everything is supplied for making Cartoon caricatures. It is a mixture of fun, drawing, and ideas. Participants learn caricatures of people and animals. Have fun making funny faces, large heads with small bodies. Practice books will be given to each student. They can keep these handouts to practice and take home at the end of the class. Current animated films will be viewed as they work with G and PG films examples being shown. Lots of demonstrations, films, make caricatures easy, with one on one time.

Dates: 6/24-6/25 *Mon-Tues ONLYTime: 8:00AM-12:30PMLocation: Logan High School, Rm. 166


The Little Mermaid #200Students Currently in Grades 2-5 Everyone’s a star under the sea, so join The Little Mermaid cast! This unique version of the play will need 30 actors/actresses. Get ready to rehearse, make sets, create your own costume, and star in a classic tale.. This play will be performed on Thursday, July 25 at 9:00am. Dates: 7/8-7/26 *NOTE: Monday-FridayTime: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Lincoln Middle School, AuditoriumFee: Cost of costume

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SDLAX Summer Theater XXX Celebrate 30 years of Summer Theater with

“Legally Blonde The Musical Jr. “

Musical Theater Performance and Rehearsal Skills #201

For students Currently in Grades 5-12 Class meets July 8 - Aug 2, 2019 Monday - Friday 8:00AM-11:30AM

Based on the award-winning Broadway musical and the smash hit motion picture, Legally Blonde The Musical JR.is a fabulously fun journey of self-empowerment and expanding horizons. Legally Blonde JR. follows the transformation of Elle Woods as she tackles stereotypes, snobbery and scandal in pursuit of her dreams.

Come join us as we prepare for performance August 2nd, 3rd and 4th! Attendance at all performances is required for participation in this performance skills class. All students who sign up for this class need to audition for a role. AUDITIONS are May 17 from 3-5pm and May 18 from 9:30-11:30 at the Logan Middle Auditorium. Callbacks will be following auditions on May 18 if needed. Auditions are closed and limited only to the students auditioning. Students will be reading from the script and singing “My Country Tis of Thee”. If you are interested in a leading role we encourage you to learn and sing that character’s song from the show. Scan the QR code for information about roles, to hear some music from this show, and to help prepare for your audition. We will be taking as many students as we can, but be aware that signing up for this class does NOT guarantee a spot in the show. Cast list will be available May 25.

There will be a PARENT MEETING on Monday, June 10 at 6pm in the Logan Middle Auditorium and all parents are encouraged to attend. Rehearsals will be July 8 - August 2, Monday - Friday, from 8-11:30 am at Logan MIDDLE School Auditorium. Attendance is required at all rehearsals.

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Not so interested in being on stage but you love to build and create fun stuff? Are you interested in marketing and the business of the performing arts?

These classes are for you! Come and be part of the show!

Theater Promotion, Business and Marketing #203 Students Currently in Grades 6-11

Students in this course will be asked to design publicity, arrange for concessions, and design and construct lobby set up for the summer school production of Legally Blond. This will be done through Google Classroom assignments and Flipped Classroom lessons. Access to a computer is necessary. Students will meet face to face with the instructor on Aug. 1 to put the lobby together. Students will also have the opportunity to sell and take tickets as well as organize concessions for the performance dates of Aug. 2, 3, and 4.

Dates: 7/8-8/1 *TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS - ONLINE *MEET FACE TO FACE WITH INSTRUCTOR AUG. 1 8/2-8/4 *BE AVAILABLE FOR PERFORMANCES Time: 9:00AM-11:00AM Location: Logan Middle, Rm. 120/Auditorium Lobby

LEGALLY BLONDE, THE MUSICAL, JR: Theater Tech and Visual Design #202Students Currently in Grades 6-11

*Note Dates/Days:July 8- Aug 2 Monday - Friday 11:30AM - 2:30PMJuly 29 - Aug. 2 Monday - Friday, must be available for morning practicesAug. 2 - Aug. 4 Friday - Sunday, performances

Location: Logan Middle School


Let’s Learn With Literacy #300Students Currently in Grades K-2

“Let’s Learn with Literacy” will focus on the many elements of literacy! Each week will be thematically focused on a fun children’s book. In this class, students will participate in phonological awareness activities, such as rhyming, segmenting, and blending words - a skill correlated with reading fluency and overall sound awareness. They will also receive direct instruction on story grammar elements (characters, plot, setting, etc.) and exposure to academic vocabulary words through language-rich activities. Additionally, there will be opportunities to practice social skills through group activities and interaction with other students in the class.

Dates: 6/10-6/26 *Mon-Wed ONLY Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Location: State Road

Language Arts/Social Studies

Breakfast and a BookStudents Currently in Grades PS-K

Students will build upon literacy skills through a combination of quality literature and a healthy breakfast that goes with each story. This course will help build vocabulary and language skills, enhance comprehension, develop imagination and teach young children about the world around them.

*If your child has food allergies, please take that into consideration before signing up for these courses as a variety of foods will be served during these sessions.*Sign up for one session only, making the courses available to more students.

Course #301 Course #302 Course #303Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/17-6/20 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-ThursTime: 8:00AM-9:30AM Time: 8:00AM-9:30AM Time: 8:00AM-9:30AMLocation: State Road Location: State Road Location: State Road

Lunch and a BookStudents Currently in Grades PS-K

Students will build upon literacy skills through a combination of quality literature and a healthy lunch that goes with each story. This course will help build vocabulary and language skills, enhance comprehension, develop imagination and teach young children about the world around them.

*If your child has food allergies, please take that into consideration before signing up for these courses as a variety of foods will be served during these sessions.*Sign up for one session only, making the courses available to more students.

Course #304 Course #305 Course #306Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/17-6/20 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-ThursTime: 11:30AM-1:00PM Times: 11:30AM-1:00PM Times: 11:30AM-1:00PMLocation: State Road Location: State Road Location: State Road



You Can Change the WorldStudents Currently in Grades 6-8

Who can change the world....YOU CAN! Come have real conversations in this brave space about what is going on in the world around us and how we can make positive changes to our own communities. Practice your skills on how to be an ally and activist. Increase your social justice lens on the world by practicing communication skills, developing empathy, and embracing differenes as we explore who we are and how we can become up-standers. Work together to create a project that will have significant local impact. Be ready to learn outside the school!

Each week will focus on something a little different. Sign up for one week, two weeks or all three!

Course #309 Dates: 7/8-7/11 Mon-Thurs Time: 9:00AM-11:30AM Location: Lincoln Middle School, LMC



Creative Writing #308Students Currently in Grades 8-11

This course is designed to help students develop writing skills while fostering creativity through experience in multiple genres, including short story, poetry, and creative non-fiction. Over the course of three weeks of instruction, students will develop a personal writing journal, participate in mini-lessons and discussions of various authors, works, and literary techniques across different writing genres, and contribute to full class feedback during writing workshops, and practice the craft of creative writing through daily activities.

Dates: 6/10-6/27 Mon-ThursTime: 10:30AM-12:30PMLocation: Logan High School, LMC


College Application Essay WorkshopStudents Currently in Grades 11-12

This course is designed to provide a focused and supportive environment for the student who wants to complete his/her college application essays ahead of the curve. Over the course of the three weeks of instruction, students will participate in a writing workshop where they will develop three major pieces of writing. The writing workshop will move students through the writing process, from planning to polished product, with individualized feedback at each step of the process. By the end of the course, students will leave with a working resume and two college application essays written in response to up-to-date prompts from colleges of their choosing. Stuents will also be introduced to online application procedures through websites such as CommonApp.org.

Course #312 Dates: 6/10-6/27 Mon-Thurs Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Location: Logan High School, Rm. 177


Sign Language for Hearing Children #316Students Currently in Grades 2-7

Sign language isn’t just for deaf or hard of hearing children! Hearing children also benefit from learning this visual, musical, physical language. Research shows enhanced motor and memory skill development as well as increased vocabulary, enriched language skills and a genuine enthusiasm for learning. Join us for 2 weeks of stories, songs, and signing!

Dates: 7/8-7/18 Mon-ThursTime: 8:00AM-11:00AM Location: North Woods

Restorative Justice Circle Keepers #317Students Currently in Grades 5-7

Students who participate in the Restorative Justice Circle Keepeers summer school program will develop and enhance leadership skills while learning how to facilitate the circle process. The course will include an introduction to Restorative Justice practices, learning circle process, non-violent and effective communication, conflict transformation, valuing diversity, and challenging oppression and prejudice. This course is open to all students, however, those that attend Lincoln/SOTAII/Coulee Montessori or Logan Middle will have the opportunity to become a Circle Keeper during the school year! Dates: 6/25-6/27 *Tues-Thurs ONLYTime: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Lincoln Middle School, LMC



Read It and Eat It

This class takes snack and story time to a whole new level. We will be exploring a variety of books and creating a delicious snack that relates to our story. Be sure to come hungry and be willing to try new things!

PARENTS PLEASE NOTE: this course runs Monday-Wednesday ONLY.

In this class the kids may come in contact while cooking with products that contain: peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, eggs, dairy.

KIDS CAN SIGN UP FOR EVERY WEEK OR JUST SIGN UP FOR ONE WEEK!!

Students Currently in Grades 1-3

Course #321 Course #323 COURSE #325Dates: 6/10-6/12 *Mon-Wed Dates: 6/17-6/19 *Mon-Wed Dates: 6/24-6/26 *Mon-WedTime: 8:00AM-10:00AM Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Time: 8:00AM-10:00AMLocation: Longfellow, Location: Longfellow, Location: Longfellow, Home Ec. Rm. Home Ec. Rm. Home Ec. Rm.


Course #322 Course #324 COURSE #326Dates: 6/10-6/12 *Mon-Wed Dates: 6/17-6/19 *Mon-Wed Dates: 6/24-6/26 *Mon-WedTime: 10:15AM-12:00PM Time: 10:15AM-12:00PM Time: 10:15AM-12:00PMLocation: Longfellow, Location: Longfellow, Location: Longfellow, Home Ec. Rm. Home Ec. Rm. Home Ec. Rm.


Frog Pond Adventures #500Students Currently in Grades PS-1

Splish, splash, kerplop. These are the noises you will hear as you walk down to the frog pond. Spend two weeks exploring the adventures of frogs, toads, turtles and all of the other creatures that live in the pond! Each day we will read and learn about the animals that live in our pond. Most importantly, we will spend lots of time down at the frog pond witnessing the life of the pond in action. Bring an extra pair of shoes for the pond (rain boots or water shoes) and insect repellent to use as needed.

P.S. If you’ve loved Jump Frog Jump, you’ll love Frog Pond Adventures. This is just an updated set of lessons to enrich our time at the pond.

Dates: 7/8-7/12 *Mon-Fri Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Location: Summit Environmental

Frog Pond Adventures #501Students Currently in Grades 2-4

Spend two weeks exploring the adventures of frogs, toads, turtles and all of the other creatures that live in the pond! Each day we will read and write about the animals that live in our pond. Our 2nd - 4th grade group will practice their writing skills by recording their frog pond adventures in a nature journal. Most importantly, we will spend lots of time down at the frog pond witnessing the life of the pond in action. Bring an extra pair of shoes for the pond (rain boots or water shoes) and insect repellent to use as needed.

P.S. If you’ve loved Jump Frog Jump, you’ll love Frog Pond Adventures. This is just an updated set of lessons to enrich our time at the pond.

Dates: 7/8-7/12 *Mon-FriTime: 10:10AM-12:00PMLocation: Summit Environmental

Wild About Birds #502Students Currently in Grades 2-4

Birds have feathers, wings and beaks. They fly and they sing. In this birding course students willget outdoors to stop, look and listen to native birds in our area. They will be able to learn aboutbird traits, behaviors and have hands-on experiences through indoor and outdoor activities,including research, observation and art. The students will have two opportunities to visit Myrick Eco Park on the Wednesdays that this course is offered. Drop off and pick up will be at Myrick on Wednesdays. Please come prepared with a water bottle, sunscreen, bug spray andcomfortable shoes for walking!

Dates: 7/15-7/25 Mon-ThursTime: 12:30PM-2:30PM Location: Summit Environmental, Rm. 139

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TrailworksStudents Currently in Grades 3-11

Students in the Trailworks class will perform a valuable community service by improving and repairing trails and the natural areas of Hixon Forest, MVC Bluff Lands, Myrick Park, and the La Crosse River Marsh with emphasis on the connecting rail between Myrick Park and Red Cloud Park. Activities include cutting brush, replacing erosion bars and repairing trails with crushed rock, removing invasive plants, and planting native trees and shrubs. Students will safely learn to use hand tools such as shovels, rakes, saws, loppers, wheelbarrows, and clippers during the workday. What to bring each day - water bottle, bug spray, work gloves, and a snack if desired. No sandals or open toed shoes please. Make sure to dress for the weather.

Course #503 Course #504Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/17-6/20 Mon-ThursTime: 8:30AM -12:00PM Time: 8:30AM -12:00PMLocation: Hixon Eco Park Location: Hixon Eco Park 789 Myrick Park Dr., LaCrosse 789 Myrick Park Dr., LaCrosse

Culinary Chemistry #505Students Currently in Grades 9-12

In culinary chemistry, we will use food to explore macromolecules, reactions, gas laws, heat, and solubility. For each topic, we will test recipes that demonstrate how understanding chemistry can improve our food. At the end of the course, students will develop, prepare, and present a meal that demonstrates their understanding of each major topic in the course.

Dates: 6/10-6/27 Mon-ThursTime: 8:30AM-12:30PMLocation: Central High School, FACE Room


Math & ScienceYoung Explorers: Science & Nature Fun! Students Currently in Grades PS-K

This course provides science and nature fun and exploration for young students. Students will participate in hands-on science experiments and nature activities that will inspire a greater understanding and appreciation of science and of our outdoor environment.

Course #507 Course #508 Course #509Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/17-6/20 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-ThursTime: 9:30AM-11:30AM Time: 9:30AM-11:30AM Time: 9:30AM-11:30AM Location:State Road Location:State Road Location:State Road

GROW It!, Learn It!, Eat It! # 522Students Currently in Grades K-2

Help grow, learn about and EAT the plants in the school garden! We will experience hands-on activities as we learn about the science of plants as well as the health benefits of eating fresh vegetables and fruits. We will get the chance to taste from the garden and to create simple meals and snacks from the produce we harvest.

Dates: 8/5-8/15 Mon-ThursTime: 9:00AM-12:00PMLocation: State Road, Basement

Fun With Food - Garden Fresh Cooking #510 Students Currently in Grades 2-5

Enjoy time in the Spence School Garden this summer. Students will gain an understanding of where their food comes from and what is required to grow food while learning fun and easy recipes using garden produce including fruits, vegetables and a variety of herbs. Students will also create a garden journal to collect their recipes.

Dates: 8/5-8/8 Mon-ThursTime: 9:00AM-11:00AMLocation: Spence Elem., Rm. 122

Growing Gardeners #521Students Currently in Grades K-2

How does that seed turn into a leaf or a flower, or even a vegetable on your plate? Spend a week learning about growing berries, vegetables, and native flowers. We will plant seeds, make crafts from flowers and sticks we find outside, read lots of wonderful stories about how plants grow and explore our garden looking for examples of everything we’ve learned. Come ready to dig in the dirt!

Dates: 7/29-8/1 Mon-ThursTime: 8:00AM-12:00PM Location: Summit


Summer On The Farm Courses Students Currently in Grades 3-10 LOCATION: Deep Roots Community Farm, 4406 Cty. Rd. YY, La Crosse, WI 54601

Are you ready to dig, run, build, draw, garden, eat and discover? Summer on the Farm students will plant, tend, and harvest fruits and vegetables and explore where our food comes from. Students will also learn how to identify species and understand the relationship between each part of the farm and the larger ecosystem. We will spend time each day being active outside including: hiking up the bluffs, building forts, splashing in the creek and caring for the animals at the farm. In each session, students will investigate the art and science of farming, photosynthesis, ecology, local clay, color, and pollination. Students should plan to bring a water bottle, snack, and shoes for the creek. Sunscreen, bug spray, a hat, and rain gear for rainy days are recommended as this class will meet rain or shine. Summer on the Farm is a collaboration with GROW La Crosse and will be held at Deep Roots Community Farm.

Summer On The Farm #511 Summer On The Farm #512 Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Time: 8:30AM-12:00PM Time: 12:00PM-3:30PM




Summer On The Farm #519 Dates: 7/15-7/18 Mon-Thurs Time: 8:30AM-12:00PM Summer On The Farm #520 Dates: 7/22-7/25 Mon-Thurs Time: 8:30AM-12:00PM

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Attention Parents:

In an effort to allow more students to participate in these courses, we are requesting that parents sign their students up for no more than two of the courses.


Up in the Garden, Down in the Dirt #523 Students Currently in Grades 2-5

Discover the wonder and activity that lies within the Spence School Garden. Students will become nature detectives and scientists as they investigate the busy world before their eyes and beneath their feet.This course fosters students’ connection with the natural world and school community. If you love science and spending time outdoors, this is the course for you!

Supplies needed: water bottle, comfortable shoes, sunscreen

Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-ThursTime: 9:00AM-11:00AMLocation: Spence Elem., Rm. 122

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Forest Explorers #524 Students Currently in Grades K-2

Have you ever listened to the wind blowing through the trees and wondered how they grew so tall? Learn about all of the plants that live in our forest. We will read about forests around the world, make nature crafts, and learn the stories of each plant in the forest. Of course, we will also spend lots of time exploring our own forest. How many new plants will you be able to name at the end of the week?

Wear clothes and shoes that can get dirty! Bring insect repellent.

Dates: 7/22-7/25 Mon-ThursTime: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Summit

Fernweh - Outdoor Adventure Skills and Planning #525 Students Currently in Grades 8-12

This course would provide students an introduction to some of the basic skills needed to plan and participate in an extended outdoor experience. If interested, the students would be able to follow through on their plan and practice their new skills by participating in a trip under the new summer program (Fernweh) offered by the Outdoor Recreation Alliance (ORA) and Boys and Girls Club of La Crosse.

Dates: 6/10-6/27 Mon-ThursTime: 8:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Hogan Adm.Center/7Rivers Room


Grow and “Bee” HealthyStudents Currently in Grades 2-5

Partnered with GROW LA CROSSE - Students Grades 2-5 Session 1: Enjoy a summer filled with exploration in Grow and “Bee” Healthy. We will be working closely with Grow La Crosse to tend Hintgen’s Urban Garden as well as learn about pollination. Students will learn about the importance of pollinators in our lives and how we can help them thrive. Through games, crafts, journals, and stories, we will become immersed in the garden through direct experience.

Course #526 Course #527 COURSE #528Dates: 6/10-6/20 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-Thurs Dates: 7/8-7/11 Mon-ThursTime: 9:00AM-12:00PM Time: 9:00AM-12:00PM Time: 9:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Hintgen, Rm. 115 Location: Hintgen, Rm. 115 Location: Hintgen, Rm. 115 .

Course #529 Course #530 Course #531 Dates: 7/15-7/25 Mon-Thurs Dates: 7/29-8/8 Mon-Thurs Dates: 8/12-8/22 Mon-Thurs Times: 9:00AM-12:00PM Time: 9:00AM-12:00PM Time: 9:00AM-12:00PM Location: Hintgen, Rm. 115 Location: Hintgen, Rm. 115 Location: Hintgen, Rm. 115

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Grow Your Own SnackStudents Currently in Grades 2-5

Partnered with GROW LA CROSSE - Students Grades 2-5 Session 2. The students will tend the Grow La Crosse school garden and harvest produce for their own fresh snacks. Research has shown that children involved in a garden program double their intake of fruits and vegetables. We will be utilizing the Got Veggies? curriculum, a garden based nutrition education program. As a class, we will grow and prepare healthy snacks each day, shaping a personal relationship with the food that we eat. All the recipes from the snacks made will be put into cookbooks created by the students so they can continue to enjoy healthy snacks at home!

Course #532 Course #533 COURSE #534Dates: 6/10-6/20 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-Thurs Dates: 7/8-7/11 Mon-ThursTime: 12:30PM-2:30PM Time: 12:30PM-2:30PM Time: 12:30PM-2:30PMLocation: Hintgen, Rm. 115 Location: Hintgen, Rm. 115 Location: Hintgen, Rm. 115 .

Course #535 Course #536 Course #537 Dates: 7/15-7/25 Mon-Thurs Dates: 7/29-8/8 Mon-Thurs Dates: 8/12-8/22 Mon-Thurs Times: 12:30PM-2:30PM Time: 12:30PM-2:30PM Time: 12:30PM-2:30PM Location: Hintgen, Rm. 115 Location: Hintgen, Rm. 115 Location: Hintgen, Rm. 115


Music

Course Changes/Notifications As course’s begin to fill and our Summer School Program gets underway, things can change. On our Summer School webpage, we will have a link where we post:

~changes to courses (ie: locations, times) ~up dates to our brochure ~course cancellations

You will find our website address listed on every other page of this brochure.

Show Choir 101 #600Students Currently in Grades 5-7

This course is an opportunity for the blossoming performer to learn the ins and outs of show choir. Students will learn terminology, vocal technique, and choreography which will be showcased in a performance at the end of the camp.

Dates: 8/12-8/15 Mon-ThursTime: 9:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Lincoln Middle School, Rm. 106A


• Music lessons begin the week of June 10th and run through July 26th. • No lessons will be taught July 4th – July 5th. • Lessons are taught on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, OR Thursdays;

between the hours of 8:00am and 3:00pm. • YOUR LESSON TIMES WILL BE ARRANGED BY YOUR INSTRUCTOR. • If you reside outside the boundaries of the School District of LaCrosse and are NOT under a

current Boundary Exemption, you may attend where space is available for a tuition fee, payable at the Summer School Office before the first day of lessons. For more information on the tuition fee, please contact the summer school office at 789-7798 or 789-8955.

Music students should register for music lessons through their school’s string, band, or vocal instructors. Private school students need to contact the string, band, or vocal instructor at the middle or high school they wish to attend for lessons. Actual location of lessons may vary depending on enrollments. Lincoln MS - 789-6602 ~ Logan MS - 789-5802 ~ Longfellow MS - 789-3502 Logan HS - 789-3204 ~ Central HS - 789-3010

Voice Lessons Students Currently in Grades 5-11 A 20-minute lesson will be provided each week. Students will expand on the basic principles of vocal technique through vocal exercises and performance of solo literature. Dates: 6/10-7/26 Time: To be arranged with instructor

String Lessons Students Currently in Grades 5-11 A 20-minute lesson will be provided each week. Students will work at their own pace using method books, solo literature, and/or fiddling. Dates: 6/10-7/26 Time: To be arranged with instructor

Band Lessons Students Currently in Grades 5-11 If you are planning to join the band, or are continuing in band, this is the best way to get started or to continue making progress on your instrument this summer! A 20-minute lesson will be provided each week. This instruction is highly encouraged for those who are just starting out OR would like to participate in honors bands, work on advanced literature, or for students who are entering the high school program. Dates: 6/10-7/26 Time: To be arranged with instructor

Individual Music Lessons


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Summer School Basketball will teach the fundamentals of the game. We will focus on developing dribbling, passing, and shooting skills in a fun and enjoyable environment. We will also work with helping the students to always give their best effort both on and off the court. NOTE: All classes meet in the EAST Court of the Hackett Gym!

Course #700 Course #701 Students Currently in Grades 4-7 Students Currently in Grades PS-3 Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Time: 9:00AM-10:00AM Time: 10:00AM-11:00AM Location: Central HS, Hackett Gym Location: Central HS, Hackett Gym Course #702 Course #703 Students Currently in Grades 4-7 Students Currently in Grades PS-3 Dates: 6/17-6/20 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/17-6/20 Mon-Thurs Time: 9:00AM-10:00AM Time: 10:00AM-11:00AM Location: Central HS, Hackett Gym Location: Central HS, Hackett Gym

Course #704 Course #705 Students Currently in Grades 4-7 Students Currently in Grades PS-3 Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-Thurs Time: 9:00AM-10:00AM Time: 10:00AM-11:00AM Location: Central HS, Hackett Gym Location: Central HS, Hackett Gym



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Fun In The Sun! Students Currently in Grades 1-3

A class where you’re outside and active! This course includes camping games, a nature walk, indoor activities, and outdoor sports. This is a great way to enjoy summer. Students may also have opportunities to introduce a game they enjoy playing. Activities will be modified for inside if the weather does not cooperate, but until then.......see you outside!! Students may bring a snack to enjoy during break time.

Course #712 Course #713Dates: 6/24-7/12 *Mon-Fri Dates 7/15-7/26 *Mon-Fri *No class week of July 1-5 Time: 8:00AM-11:00AM Time: 8:00AM-11:00AM Location: State Road, GymLocation: State Road, Gym

Games Galore! Students Currently in Grades 3-5

This class has something for everyone! Team games/sports, partner activities, problem solving strategies and more. We will be both inside and outside for classes. Students may also have opportunities to introduce a game/sport they enjoy playing. If you like variety and want to play games, this is the class for you! Students may bring a snack to enjoy during break time.

Course #710 Course #711Dates: 6/10-6/21 *Mon-Fri Dates: 7/29-8/16 *Mon-FriTime: 8:00AM-11:00AM Time: 8:00AM-11:00AMLocation: State Road, Gym Location: State Road, Gym

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From Wii to You

Wii games come to life in this course! Students will play Wii games and play a game in a real life situation. Games include Deal or No Deal, Wii Sports, Home Run Derby, Basketball, Fitness Activities, Mario Kart, Just Dance and more. This is a great way to blend indoor and outdoor adventures in the summer! Students should bring a lunch to enjoy - there are no summer meals at State Road.

Course #714 Course #715 Students Currently in Grades K-2 Students Currently in Grades 2-5 Dates: 6/10-6/21 *M-Fri Dates: 6/24-7/12 *M-Fri *No class week of July 1-5 Times: 11:00AM-2:00PM Times: 11:00AM-2:00PM Location: State Road, Gym Location: State Road, Gym

Course #716 Course #717 Students Currently in Grades 2-5 Students Currently in Grades 2-5 Dates: 7/15-7/26 *M-Fri Dates: 7/29-8/16 *M-Fri Times: 11:00AM-2:00PM Times: 11:00AM-2:00PM Location: State Road, Gym Location: State Road, Gym


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Speed, Strength, and Nutrition


This course will improve student’s strength, speed, agility, and flexibility. This course will also teach proper weight room lifting techniques, spotting and safety. This highly participative class will include many training drills used to improve the students’ physical skills for all athletics and fitness. All activities will be structured to the student’s skill level and experience.

Course #721 Course #722 Course #723Dates: 6/10-7/25 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/10-7/25 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/10-7/25 Mon-Thurs *NO CLASSES 7/4-7/5 *NO CLASSES 7/4-7/5 *NO CLASSES 7/4-7/5Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Time: 9:00AM-11:00AM Time: 10:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Logan HIGH Wt. Rm Location: Logan HIGH Wt. Rm Location: Logan HIGH Wt. Rm

Speed-Strength-NutritionStudents Currently in Grades 8-11

This course will teach students how to improve their flexibility, quickness, agility, speed, and strength. This course will also teach aspects of proper nutrition and training. This highly participative class will include many training drills used to improve the students’ physical skills.

Course #719 Course #720Dates: 6/10-7/18 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/10-7/18 Mon-Thurs *NO CLASSES JULY 3-5 *NO CLASSES JULY 3-5Time 9:00AM-11:00AM Time: 11:00AM-1:00PMLocation: Central HS Weight Rm Location: Central HS Weight Rm

Speed-Strength-Nutrition #718 Students Currently in Grades 5-7

This course will teach students how to improve their flexibility, quickness, agility, speed, and strength.

This course will also teach aspects of proper nutrition and training. This highly participative class will include many training drills used to improve the students’ physical skills. Proper technique and spotting with light weights will be the main focus of the class.

Dates: 6/10-7/18 Mon-Thurs *NO CLASSES JULY 3-5Time: 8:00AM-9:00AMLocation: Central HS Weight Rm


PE/HealthRunning and Fitness #724Students Currently in Grades 5-11

Each student will improve their cardiovascular fitness through a personalized running program. In addition, other areas of overall fitness such as muscular strength and endurance, flexibility, and nutrition will also be addressed through daily participation and activity.

Dates: 6/10-8/8 Mon-ThursTime: 8:00AM-11:00AM Location: Logan High School, Gym

Mountain Biking 101 #725Students Currently in Grades 5-8

MTB 101 is designed to introduce riders to mountain biking and extend the skills of those already riding off-road. Climbing, descending, cornering, and riding over obstacles, along with fitness training, safety, and basic bike maintenance will be among the topics covered.

Girls will work primarily with Katie Schlegel and the boys will be with Josh Shively, both of whom are teachers in the La Crosse School District and National Interscholastic Cycling Association certified coaches with the La Crosse Area MS and HS Mountain Bike Team (which starts practices the following week www.lacrossemtb.com).

Students will need to arrive with a mountain bike that is ready to ride on dirt trails, wearing a helmet and riding attire, including closed-toe shoes. Loaner bikes and helmets may be available upon request. In case of rain, class will meet in the shelter and work on mechanical skills and stationary bike drills.

For equipment needs or questions about MTB 101 or MTB team, please contact Coach Shively by email: [email protected]

Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-ThursTime: 9:00AM-11:00AMLocation: Myrick Park Gun Club Shelter House

Developing A Game Plan For Life #776Students Currently in Grades 8-11

This course is designed to prepare students for success in all facets of their lifes. We will explore variousstyles of Leadership while focusing on Character Building, Respect, Honesty, Integrity, Ethical Behavior,Servant Leadership, Tolerance, Compassion, Self-Discipline, Etc.

Dates: 7/8-7/12 *Mon-FriTime: 10:00AM-12:00PM Location: Logan High School


PE/HealthSummer Wrestling #730Students Currently in Grades 5-11

Learn the fundamentals of wrestling or improve your existing skills in the La Crosse Wrestling Room at Logan High School. The High School Wrestling program’s coaching staff will focus on developing wrestling skills applicable to multiple sports in this fun and high energy course. Those who are looking to improve their existing wrestling technique, those considering competing in the sport for the first time, and those who just want to rough-house in a fun and safe space are encouraged to register.

Dates: 7/9-8/1 *Tues-Thurs ONLY Time: 10:00AM-11:00AM Location: Logan High School, Wrestling Rm

Summer Wrestling #729Students Currently in Grades PS-5

Learn the fundamentals of wrestling or improve your existing skills in the La Crosse Wrestling Room at Logan High School. The High School Wrestling program’s coaching staff will focus on developing wrestling skills applicable to multiple sports in this fun and high energy course. Those who are looking to improve their existing wrestling technique, those considering competing in the sport for the first time, and those who just want to rough-house in a fun and safe space are encouraged to register.

Dates: 7/9-8/1 *Tues-Thurs ONLY Time: 9:00AM-10:00AM Location: Logan High School, Wrestling Rm

Tennis FundamentalsStudents Currently in Grades 3-6This course is for players that want to work on tennis fundamentals while having fun. The mainfocus will be learning proper technique for groundstrokes, serves, and volleys through gamesand skill drills. *Sign up for as many weeks as you would like to attend. You can sign up for all seven weeks! *It is possible to change levels when the course starts if there is a better fit for you and your goals.*In case of rain, this class will be cancelled and you will be notified by the teacher of cancellations.Course #731 Course #732Dates: 6/10-6/14 *Mon-Fri Dates: 6/17-6/21 *Mon-FriTime: 8:15AM-9:15AM Time: 8:15AM-9:15AMLocation: Central High School Tennis Courts Location: Central High School Tennis Courts

Course #733 Course #734Dates: 6/24-6/28 *Mon-Fri Dates: 7/8-7/12 *Mon-FriTime: 8:15AM-9:15AM Time: 8:15AM-9:15AMLocation: Central High School Tennis Courts Location: Central High School Tennis Courts


Course #737 Course #738Dates: 6/10-6/14 *Mon-Fri Dates: 6/17-6/21 *Mon-FriTime: 11:45AM-1:00PM Time: 11:45AM-1:00PMLocation: Central High School Tennis Courts Location: Central High School Tennis Courts




PE/HealthTennis IntermediateStudents Currently in Grades 6-9

This course is for high school JV and high performing middle school starting players. Intermediate tennis focuses on more advanced techniques like adding spin, power, and placement to your strokes through games and skill drills.

*Sign up for as many weeks as you would like to attend. You can sign up for all seven weeks! *It is possible to change levels when the course starts if there is a better fit for you and your goals.*You may sign up for both Advanced and Intermediate courses.*In case of rain, this class will be cancelled and you will be notified by the teacher of cancellations.




Intermediate Tennis Session IStudents Currently in Grades 7-12


*Attendance is not required; it is ok to miss sessions if needed.*It is possible to change levels when the course starts if there is a better fit for you.*You may sign up for both Advanced and Intermediate courses.*Classes are offered weekly.





Advanced TennisStudents Currently in Grades 9-12

This course is for high school varsity reserve and varsity level players. Advanced tennis focuses on singles and doubles strategy and point consruction as well as advanced skills like spin serves, aggressive topspin, groundstrokes, deep court overheads, and the occasional tweener.





PE/HealthIntermediate Tennis Session IIStudents Currently in Grades 7-12







PE/HealthJump Rope Workshop #767Students Currently in Grades 2-8

Students will learn basic jump rope skills to keep them active over the summer months and learn a life long fitness activity. We will work on basic to advanced single rope tricks, partner tricks, long rope and double dutch. This class will also introduce other lifelong fitness activities and games for fun and to keep students moving.

Dates: 6/17-7/18 Mon-Thurs *NO CLASS THE WEEK OF JULY 1 - JULY 5Time: 9:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Hintgen Gym

Backyard Games and FitnessStudents Currently in Grades 3-5

Students will participate in a variety of backyard games (bean bags, frisbee, kite flying, etc.). All of these activities will be taught through the prism of fitness and self-enjoyment.

Course #768 Course #769 Course #770Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/24-6/27 Mon-ThursTime: 9:00AM-10:00AM Time: 10:00AM-11:00AM Time: 11:00AM-12:00PMLocation: Longfellow, Gym Location: Longfellow, Gym Location: Longfellow, Gym

Team Sports and Fitness for Upper Elementary Students #771Students Currently in Grades 3-5

Students in upper elementary school who have an interest in sports and fitness will participate in beginning team sports. The class will be taught in the sport education model and will focus on skills and leadup games that are necessary for sports participation. Students will not only be taught physical and cognitive skills, but emotional and team-building skills necessary for successful group participation.

Dates: 7/8-7/25 Mon-Thurs Time: 12:00PM-1:45PM Location: Emerson, Gym


PE/HealthBake Your Cake and Eat it Too!Students Currently in Grades 6-8

Are you looking to have a SWEET summer school experience? Then look no further! Over two weeks students will not only be able to bake and eat tasty treats, but they will also learn how to use their creativity to decorate them like a pro. Cupcakes, cookies and cake pops oh my!

Course #772 Course #773 Dates: 6/17-6/27 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/17-6/27 Mon-Thurs Time: 9:30AM-11:30AM Time: 12:30PM-2:30PM Location: Logan Middle, Rm. 126 Location: Logan Middle, Rm. 126

Cooking Fun In The Garden #774Students Currently in Grades K-2

Are you ready to make easy, delicious snacks using food right from our school garden?As a class, we will prepare and enjoy a healthy snack each day using produce we have harvested from the garden, while also learning about the health connection to the food we eat. We will learn how to read and follow recipes. In the end, all students will go home with a handmade cookbook of all the recipes. We will also have the opportunity to spend time exploring and tending to our GROW La Crosse garden, as well as other nearby nature and plants.

Dates: 6/17-6/27 Mon-Thurs Time: 8:00AM-11:00AM Location: State Road, Basement

Cooking Fun In The Garden #775Students Currently in Grades 3-5

Are you ready to make easy, delicious snacks using food right from our school garden? As a class, we will prepare and enjoy a healthy snack each day using produce we have harvested from the garden, while also learning about the health connection to the food we eat. We will learn how to read and follow recipes. In the end, all students will go home with a handmade cookbook of all the recipes. We will also have the opportunity to spend time exploring and tending to our GROW La Crosse garden, as well as other nearby nature and plants.

Dates: 6/17-6/27 Mon-Thurs Time: 11:30AM-2:30PM Location: State Road, Basement

Read & RunStudents Currently in Grades K-2

Students will relive their favorite books and short stories and then play active games based on the titles. The teacher will have a different book for each day which the class will read together before playing different themed games.

Course #726 Course #727 Course #728Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-ThursTime: 8:00AM-9:00AM Time: 9:00AM-10:00AM Time: 10:00AM-11:00AMLocation: Hintgen Elem., Gym Location: Hintgen Elem., Gym Location:Hintgen Elem., Gym


Summer School Wrestling

This course will be an introduction to some basic techniques and the scoring of the sport.

Course #777 Course #778Students Currently in Grades K-3 Students Currently in Grades 4-7Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-Thurs Dates: 6/10-6/13 Mon-ThursTime: 9:00AM-10:00AM Time: 10:00AM-11:00AMLocation: Central HS, Wrestling Rm. Location: Central HS, Wrestling Rm.



Course #783 Course #784Students Currently in GradesK-3 Students Currently in Grades 4-7Dates: 7/8-7/11 Mon-Thurs Dates: 7/8-7/11 Mon-ThursTime: 9:00AM-10:00AM Time: 10:00AM-11:00AMLocation: Central HS, Wrestling Rm. Location: Central HS, Wrestling Rm.


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Creating Slide Shows About National Parks #800Students Currently in Grades 3-7

We will begin with an overview of how to create an attractive page layout by varying text size, changing fonts and changing colors. Next we will learn how to import and manipulate pictures and photos. Finally, we will research National Parks and use the Mac computers to create Keynote presentations for an imaginary trip to one of these National Parks with creative slides, fun transitions and music.

Dates: 7/8-7/18 Mon-ThursTime: 11:00AM-2:00PMLocation: North Woods, Computer Lab

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Questions? Who do I Call?

High School Original Credit OR Credit Recovery:Call the High School that your child is attending:Central HS 789-7900Logan HS 789-7700

Transportation Issues: Bus Co., GoRiteWay 881-6370School District, Mike Freybler 789-7663 [email protected]

HPL Symposium: Spence Elem. 789-7773

Attendance: Call the school your child is attending

Any other Summer School questions, please call the summerschool office at 789-8955 OR 789-7798 and your call will be an-swered orreturned as soon as possible.


Summer Symposium 2019

Dear Parents and Guardians,

This summer the High Performance Learning (HPL) program is offering a variety of courses with a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) focus for our Summer Symposium. The courses are designed to address high-level thinking, problem solving and academic rigor. We encourage any student that is interested in exploring topics in which they have strong ability or interest to participate. You do not need to be in the HPL program. Please know though that these are not courses designed for students that need support as they are challenging. It is expected that all students will come prepared to have fun and work hard!

Once again we are offering a math course that is open by invitation only for those students who will be subject-level accelerated in the area of math at the middle school level in the upcoming school year. This course will address curricular gaps that might occur when a grade level is skipped. You will receive an invite in the mail in March if he or she is a candidate for acceleration.

The symposium will run from 8:00 until 12:00 noon, Monday through Thursday for 3 weeks in July beginning July 8th and running through July 25th. Sign up for 1 class or create a full schedule through choosing numerous offerings. Grade levels vary for courses with all morning courses being held at Lincoln Middle School.

This year we will be offering two different outdoor education courses. During the afternoons of July 15-18 or July 22-25 kids can participate in Science on the Farm. The course will take place at Deep Roots Community Farm. Transportation will be provided from Lincoln Middle School (12:30 PM) to the farm and back to Lincoln (3:00 PM) for those students wishing to stay after the morning Symposium concludes. A free lunch will be provided at Lincoln as part of the community lunch program. You may drive your child as well. In addition, we will be offering our Kids Make a Difference 2-week course at Myrick Park Center July 29- August 5th from 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Monday through Thursday.

Since enrollment is limited, be sure to sign up early to get your first choices. We understand that vacations, camps and summer activities sometimes arise after you have already enrolled your child. If you find that your child is unable to attend a class, we request that you call the summer school office (789-7798 or 789-8955) to have your child removed so that space becomes available for other students that may be on a waiting list. We appreciate your attention to this.

Helping our students be the best they can be!

Mrs. Shelley Shirel Mr. Dirk HunterK-8 HPL Supervisor Summer School Coordinatorand Spence Principal and Summit Principal

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Advanced Math "Problem Solving“ #900Offered: July 15-18, 8:00-10:00 AMGrades: 3-5 (Class Capacity: 25) Location: Lincoln Middle SchoolInstructor: Jean Brady

This is a class that will hone your 4th to 6th grade level math skills and encourage you to work cooperatively with others who enjoy the world of math. Activities will be structured in ways allowing students to explore, explain, extend, and evaluate situations and problems. We will use group problem-solving so students can collaboratively apply their mathematical thinking skills. The concept of this class is to ask questions and promote higher-level thinking.

Individualized Advanced MathOffered: July 8-11, 15-18 AND 22-25, 8:00-10:00 AM (3 week offering) #901

OR July 8-11, 15-18 AND 22-25, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM (3 week offering) #902Grades: By invitation onlyLocation: Lincoln Middle SchoolInstructors: Kim Novak, Sarah Blanton and TBA

This three-week course is by invitation only for students who have been recommended for advancing more than one grade level at the middle school level. For example, a student would be advancing from 5th grade to advanced 7th grade math or Algebra. Recommended students will be given various assessments to determine eligibility for advancement. The course is designed to fill in many of the gaps that occur when advancing more than one grade level.

Strategy Games Offered: July 22-25, 8:00-10:00 AM (grades 3-5) #903

OR July 22-25, 10:00-12:00 PM (grades 5-8) #904Class Capacity: 25Location: Lincoln Middle SchoolInstructor: Lisa Altreuter

Do you like to play games that require thinking and planning? Join us for 2 hours of non-tech gaming. We will be playing gamesfrom around the world and classics like Risk, Backgammon, Othello, Chess, and several versions of Solitaire.

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Let’s Get Coding! Offered: July 8-11, 8:00-10:00 AM #905

OR July 8-11, 10:00 AM–12:00 PM #906OR July 22-25, 8:00-10:00 AM #907OR July 22-25, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM #908

Grades: 4-8 (Class Capacity: 25) Location: Lincoln Middle SchoolInstructors: Carrie Wuensch-Harden (July 8-11) or Katie Gudgeon (July 22-25)

Coding in the new superpower and in this class you will become the newest superheroes. We will explore the courses available on Code.org, which include learning to make your own apps and games. We will also investigate block programming and Scratch. We will learn logic skills and problem solving using Osmo Coding and Osmo Coding Jam. The possibilities are endless while you increase your digital skills. What will you create? Please bring your own headphones.

Invention Convention #909Offered: July 22-25, 10:00 AM-12:00 PMGrades: 3-5 (Class Capacity: 25)Location: Lincoln Middle SchoolInstructor: Jean Brady

Calling all inventors and entrepreneurs! It’s time to create unique innovative products that are solution based! Students will dive into the design process and create their own unique solutions to real-world problems. Students will showcase their creative problem-solving ability by creating prototypes, researching, and developing sale pitches!

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Lego Mindstorms EV3 Robotics Offered: July 8-11, 8:00-10:00 AM #910

OR July 8-11, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM #911Grades: 5-8 (Class capacity: 20)Location: Lincoln Middle SchoolInstructor: Lisa Altreuter

Students will work in teams learning to design and program LEGO EV3 robots to completevarious missions. The last day of the class will feature a robot competition.NOTE: If student is unable to attend the first day of class, please do not sign up for this class.

Create a Story with Lego Story StarterOffered: July 15-18, 8:00-10:00 AM #912

OR July 22-25, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM #913Grades: 3-5 (Class capacity: 24)Location: Lincoln Middle School Room 129-130Instructors: Patrick Shay and TBA

Story Starter is a unique, creative learning tool that gives students experience creating telling, and publishing stories . It develops language and comprehension skills. The Story Starter system gets students involved from the outset, motivating them to use their imagination to develop and create characters and story lines using Legos.

Fun with Gadgets: Spheros, Osmos, Ipads, etc.Offered: July 15-18, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM #914

OR July 22-25, 8:00-10:00 AM #915Grades: 3-5 (Class capacity: 25)Location: Lincoln Middle School Room 129-130Instructors: Patrick Shay and TBA

Come explore the wide variety of applications that OSMOs combined with iPads have to offer. OSMOs foster social intelligence and creative thinking by opening up the iPad to the endless possibilities of physical play with the iPad versus just interaction on a screen. Draw a “Masterpiece”, test your reflexes, control gravity, improve your word recognition ability, and coding are just a few of the options available on the OSMO. With Spheros, learn to control and compete against each other with a Sphero robot, and meet a few interesting challenges along the way. Join us for 4 days of fun exploring these interesting and fun gadgets with each other.

3-D PrintingOffered: July 15-18, 8:00-10:00 AM #916

OR July 15-18, 10:00-12:00 PM #917Grades: 4-8 (Class Capacity: 20)Location: Lincoln Middle School Instructor: Lisa Altreuter

Have you ever wondered about how 3-D printers work? Learn how to create and design within Tinkercad. Class participants will practice creating items using tutorials and then create their own design to be printed at the end of the week. Printing may not be concluded at the end of the week but will be finished by the end of summer school.


Stop Motion Claymation #921Offered: July 22-25, 10:00 AM-12:00 PMGrades: 4-8Location: Lincoln Middle SchoolInstructor: Ronnah Metz

Create your own stop motion animation films! Students will use modeling clay and other figures to tell stories using the Stop Motion Studio app on Ipads. The basics of storyboarding will be taught. Characters, props and sets can be constructed from various materials. Look out Nick Park! Here comes the next generation of stop motion claymation prodigies!

Needle Felting: Soft Sculpture Studio #922Offered: July 15-18, 8:00-10:00 AMGrades: 3-8 (Class Capacity: 20)Location: Art room/ Lincoln Middle SchoolInstructor: Ronnah Metz

What is needle felting? Needle felting uses wool roving and felting needles to make your own 2-D and 3-D felt creations. Together we will learn the basics of needle felting and safety. Beginning projects may include animals, gnomes and landscapes. Students will be encouraged to explore the media and make their own felted creations! The needles are sharp! Students will be shown how to use them correctly. Self-control, safety, responsibility and respect will be essential and expected behaviors.

The Art of the Improv #923Offered: July 8-11, 10:00 AM– 12:00 PM Grades: 3-8 (Class Capacity: 25)Location: Lincoln Middle SchoolInstructor: Archie Barribeau

Students dive into the art of acting, while using creative drama and fundamental staging techniques and Improv Games to perform Improvisational works – truly working and learning ‘in the moment’. The styles learned in this impulse generated class are at the core of basic acting. Students will also experience sketch acting, writing, and interpreting. At its core, Improv acting serves to build confidence, communication, and a foundation of life-long learning skills.

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Video and Photo Editing #918Offered: July 15-18, 8:00-10:00 AMGrades: 4-5 (Class Capacity: 25)Location: Lincoln Middle SchoolInstructor: Archie Barribeau

Action! Experience digital filmmaking and digital photography with hands-on, in-class and field-based instruction. Students discover how to capture images, create vibrant and professional digital photos, understand color theory, and discover the masters of modern art. Students will be immersed in the entire production process, from screenwriting and storyboarding to shooting, editing, and post-production.

Basic Video Game Design Offered: July 8-11, 8:00-10:00 AM #919

OR July 15-18, 10:00 AM– 12:00 PM #920Grades: 3-5 (Class Capacity: 25)Location: Lincoln Middle SchoolInstructor: Archie Barribeau

Turn your love of playing video games into a dynamic innovative creation! Students will explore program navigation, spatial planning, game mechanics, story development and solution planning. Students will design video games with exciting challenges, innovative gameplay, and fun characters using a variety of software and digital resources. Designers will play each other’s games, offering feedback, suggestions and encouragement.


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STEAM Structures: Come Build with Us!Offered July 15-18, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM #924

AND/OR July 22-25, 8:00-10:00 AM #925Grades: 3-8 (Class Capacity: 30) Location: Art room Lincoln Middle SchoolInstructors: Ronnah Metz and Jean Brady

Come build with us using classic and cutting edge materials. We will build a variety of structures with materials such as Lux Blox, Keva planks, popsicle sticks, and straws. Structure can be built to interact with spheros robots and LED lights. Design and engineering principles will be explored as builders engage in daily building challenges. Some student work will not be taken home, but will be recorded and shared, and unbuilt so we can build anew the next day.

The Science of CookingOffered: July 8-11, 8:00-10:00 AM #926 (1 week offering) (sign up only once)

OR July 8-11, 10:00-12:00 PM #927 (1 week offering) OR July 15-18, 8:00-10:00 AM #928 (1 week offering) OR July 15-18, 10:00 AM– 12:00 PM #929 (1 week offering)

Grades: 3-8 (Class Capacity: 16)Location: Lincoln Middle SchoolInstructor: Katie Gudgeon

Have you ever wondered how bread rises and what goes into making cakes and brownies the best? Come learn the scientific concepts that underlie everyday cooking and baking. We will practice thinking like a chef and scientist. We will explore principles of chemistry including how pH levels and heat cause reactions, the science of leavening, how we individually interpret flavor, and the molecular structures of fats, proteins and carbohydrates. Each day we will experiment and have a chance to make and eat different types of foods. We will make our own cola, prepare eggs in a variety of ways, make cotton candy from different materials, bake molten chocolate cake and more!

Science on the Farm Offered: July 15-18, 12:45-3:00 PM #930

OR July 22-25, 12:45-3:00 PM #931(Lunch provided at Lincoln and bussing to and from the farm. The bus will leave at 12:30 and return at 3:15)

Grades: 3-8 (Class Capacity: 26)Location: Deep Roots Community Farm, W4406 County Road YY, La Crosse, WI 54601Instructors: Josh Wolcott and Lila Planavsky

Are you curious about animal behavior? Do you want to know how animals see color? Do you have an interest in ecology? Do you wonder about pollinators and food production? Have you always wanted to design and test something to solve a problem using science? During this session, you will design and conduct experiments at Deep Roots Community Farm. You will learn about experimental design, data collection, and research methods while designing and conducting research and an experiment on a topic that you choose on the farm. This course is in collaboration with GROW LaCrosse and Deep Roots Community Farm.

Kids Make a Difference! #932Offered: July 29-Aug. 1 & Aug. 5-8 (2 weeks) 8:00 AM-12:00 PMGrades: 4-7 (Class capacity: 30)Location: Myrick Park CenterInstructors: Jean Brady and Ronnah Metz

Come join us for an outdoor educational offering for students in grades 4-7. We will meet for 8 fun-filled mornings at the Myrick Park Center as we learn how to make a difference in our local community. Activities will include learning about environmental issues, birding, pond water exploration and exploring the hiking trails. Art activities will be done daily as a way to express our appreciation of our environment. Technology, mindfulness and leadership skills will be embedded within the program. This class meets rain or shine.

HPL STEAMScience • Technology • Engineering • Art • Math


HPL Summer Symposium CoursesWeek 1: July 8 - 11

Session A 8:00 - 10:00 AM Session B 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Individualized Advanced Math (Invite Only) Individualized Advanced Math (Invite Only)

Let’s Get Coding! Gr 4-8 Let’s Get Coding! Gr 4-8

Basic Video Game Design Gr 3-5 The Art of Improv Gr 3-8

Lego Mindstorms EV3 Robotics Gr 5-8 Lego Mindstorms EV3 Robotics Gr 5-8

The Science of Cooking Gr 3-8 The Science of Cooking Gr 3-8

Week 2: July 15 - 18



Create a Story with Lego Story Starter Gr 3-5 Fun with Gadgets Gr 3-5

Advanced Math “Problem Solving” Gr 3-5

The Science of Cooking Gr 3-8 The Science of Cooking Gr 3-8

Art – Needle Felting Gr 3-8 STEAM Structures Gr 3-8

Video & Photo Editing Gr 4-5 Basic Video Game Design Gr 3-5

3-D Printing Gr 4-8 3-D Printing Gr 4-8

Science on the Farm – 12:45 - 3:00 PM (Lunch-12:00, busing provided from Lincoln-12:30, return to Lincoln at 3:15)

Week 3: July 22 - 25



Let’s Get Coding! Gr 4-8 Let’s Get Coding! Gr 4-8

STEAM Structures Gr 3-8 Stop Motion Claymation Gr 4-8

Invention Convention Gr 3-5

Fun with Gadgets Gr 3-5 Create a Story with Lego Story Starter Gr 3-5

Strategy Games Gr 3-5 Strategy Games Gr 5-8

Science on the Farm – 12:45 - 3:00 PM (Lunch-12:00, busing provided from Lincoln-12:30, return to Lincoln at 3:15)

July 29 - August 1 & August 5 - 8 – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PMKids Make a Difference! 2 week session, Gr 4-7, Location: Myrick Park Center


NURSES CORNER

Health Condition If your child has a health condition that we need to be aware of;

especially if it could be a potentially life threatening condition, please call us as soon as you register for summer classes at

608-789-7678 so we can be prepared for their needs.

MEDICATION REMINDERS:

PARENTS SHOULD GIVE DAILY MEDICATIONS AT HOME AROUND THE SHORTENED SUMMER SCHOOL DAY WHENEVER POSSIBLE.

IF you believe daily medications are necessary during summer school hours, talk to the Summer School Nurse at 789-7678. Then the following is necessary:

1. Dr. signature with written instructions on medication form for prescription medications. 2. Parent signature on medication form for all medications – prescriptions and non prescription. 3. Medication must come in properly labeled bottle and original container. Medication will be kept in the school office with the exception of inhalers/epi pens, with a doctor’s written permission. Medication orders used for the school year can be extended for summer school with parental request; if required during the shortened day.

Again, medications should be given at home if at all possible.

A CHILD SHOULD BE AT HOME IF HE/SHE:

Has a fever greater than 100 degrees. Has been vomiting within the last 24 hours. (may return 24 hours after the last episode). Has had diarrhea within the last 24 hours. (may return 24 hours after the last episode). Has a rash with a fever greater than 100 degrees. Has a rash that is open and draining without a fever. Has strep throat, impetigo or pink eye and has not been on medication for 24 hours. After 24 hours of antibiotics the child may return.

PLEASE CALL OUR NURSE’S OFFICE AT:

608.789.7678


Logan High School Swimming Pool Summer 2019 Swim Lessons

Dates: Session I – June 10th – June 25th Session II July 8th – 23rd

Sessions are Mon – Thurs, with last day on Tuesday (10 sessions)

Registration: Wednesday, May 29th, 5 – 9 p.m. – Logan High School - after the registration on May 29th, you can register by calling 789-3217 during recreational swim time or mail in the form below. Callbacks are typically during Rec. swim times. Registration is first come; first serve and classes are cut at 10 per level.

Free recreational swim for students between lesson dates! Cost: Residents of the La Crosse School District ---$45.00 Non-Residents----$50.00

***$5.00 off for each additional kid per family*** All Classes are offered during each time slot except for level 6.

8:15, 9:00, 9:45, 10:30, 11:15 Explanation of Level Level 1: Intro to Water Skills: Ages 3 – 6, Beginning skills, initial readiness Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills: Ages 4 – 8, Floats, pre-stroke readiness Level 3: Stroke Development: Ages 5 – 10, Beginning stroke fundamentals Level 4: Stroke Improvement: Ages 5 – 12, Practice of fundamentals Level 5: Stroke Refinement: Ages 6 – 14, Finer points of fundamentals Level 6: Advanced Skills: Ages 7 – 16, Proficiency and endurance development Summer Hours - (Adults $1.50, Children, Seniors, and District Employees $1.00) Mon – Thurs - 12:00 – 4:00 p.m. Open Swim Sunday - 1:30 – 2:30 Adult Swim 2:30 – 5:30 Open Swim Monday - 7:30 – 9:00 p.m. Open Swim Wednesday - 7 – 9 p.m. Open Swim ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Parent/Guardian Name______________________________________phone #______________________ Address_______________________________________________________________________________________ Child’s Name Age Level Time Preference 1. ____________________________________________________________ 1st_______________________ 2. ____________________________________________________________ 2nd______________________ 3. ____________________________________________________________ Session 1 – Session 2 Both 1 & 2 Make checks payable to… Logan High School Pool (circle one) Mail to: Logan High School - Att: Casey Knoble 1500 Ranger Dr. La Crosse, WI 54603 Questions? – Phone: 789 – 3217 or e-mail [email protected] or

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Summer School 2019 Registration Form

REGISTRATION DATES/TIMES

The Summer School Office will confirm your child(ren)’s enrollment with a confirmation letter on or before June 5th. We will use the mailing address that your child’s school has listed for you in Skyward. Please be sure that it is current to ensure delivery of your confirmation letter. If you have questions after receiving your confirmation letter, please call the summer school office at 789-8955.

District Residents and Current Open Enrolled Students

Pre-Registration for Elem. and Middle School Reading and Math, Kindercapers, PreSchool Pals, and Coulee Montessori ONLY will be: 6:30AM Mon. March 11 to 4:00PM Wed. March 20

All Course Registration will be: 6:30AM Mon. March 25 to 4:00PM Tues. April 17

Non-District Residents and Non-Open Enrolled Students These students may attend where space is available for a tuition fee.

All Course Registration will be: 6:30AM Fri. April 26 to 4:00PM Fri. May 3

If your child HAS ATTENDED the La Crosse Summer School Program in the past, you can register online during your scheduled time above, following the directions on page 4. If you are NOT registering online, please return this completed form to any La Crosse public school or mail it to: Hogan Administration Building, Attn: Summer School, 807 East Ave South, La Crosse, WI 54601 We will reside in the School District of La Crosse boundaries during Summer School 2019: o Yes o No o Unsure If you answered No, please answer questions 1 and 2 below: 1) We are currently Open Enrolled: o Yes o No 2) We are Open Enrolled as of ______________ (Date) STUDENT’S LAST NAME:___________________________ FIRST NAME ________________ MIDDLE INITIAL _____

Street Address: ________________________________________ DOB: _____________

City ________________________ State ______ Zip _________ Gender: o M o F

Name of school currently attending:______________________________________________________

Current Grade Level: _____________ Home Phone______________ Cell Phone:________________

Summer Emergency Phone Number(s): ___________________Relationship:______________________

Parent/Guardian Names: ________________________________________________________________

Parent/Guardian Email Address: __________________________________________________________

*PLEASE NOTE: If we are unable to read your child’s name or your name, we will not be able to register your child.

List the Course Number/s you are registering for:

1. # __________________________ 4. # _________________________

2. # __________________________ 5. # _________________________

3. # __________________________ 6. # _________________________

• Online registration allows you to see if a course is full; which gives you the option of choosing a different course. • Feel free to make additional copies of this form as needed for multiple students. • Please make a copy of your child(ren)’s registration form for future reference. • If your child(ren) has a HEALTH CONDITION, please see page 54. • NOTE: Paper Registrations will be entered as time allows during your registration period. • If you need computer access for registering your child, please stop at the registrar’s office at the Hogan Administration Building, 802 East Ave. So, and one will be provided for your use.

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