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ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL Capuchin Franciscan ~ College Preparatory

Founded in 1946 by the Capuchin Franciscans

June 19, 2017 through

July 21, 2017

200 Foothill Boulevard, La Cañada, CA 91011

(818) 790-0325 FAX (818) 790-5542 www.sfhs.net

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DATES: Monday, June 19, 2017, through finals on Friday, July 21, 2017.

We are closed Monday - Tuesday, July 3 & 4

TIMES: SCHOOL HOURS 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Please do not drop off students before 7:30 a.m.

Camps until 6:30 p.m.

WHO MAY ATTEND?

Enrollment is co-ed and is open to students entering 7th through 12th grades

(exceptions are noted).

Students from other high schools should verify the transfer credit guidelines

with their guidance counselors PRIOR to enrolling in a course at St. Francis

High School.

Students from other high schools must provide a signature from their school

administration verifying they are in good standing with their school.

Each class requires a minimum enrollment of 10 students.

Students may enroll in up to four (4) courses.

Enrollment is on a first-come, first-serve basis.

PAYMENTS

Payment in full is due at the time of registration.

A $25.00 late fee will be assessed on applications received after June 10.

Registration for all Camps is SEPARATE.

Please write SEPARATE checks for any of the Camps.

Designate “Advanced Baseball”, “HS Baseball”, “Basketball”, “Drumline”,

“Fr. Football”, “JV Football”, “Varsity Football”, “Lacrosse”, “Soccer”,

“Track”, or “Volleyball”, Camp.

REFUNDS

If a student withdraws in the first week, written notification from the parent is

required. There is a 50% refund.

No refunds will be given after the first week of classes.

A full refund of tuition will be given for any class which is canceled due to in-

sufficient enrollment.

HOW TO REGISTER

Registration forms are in the center of this booklet.

Please return forms by mail to:

St. Francis High School

200 Foothill Boulevard

La Cañada, California 91011

Students will not be registered until all forms have been COMPLETED and

fees have been paid.

Any registration after June 9 must be done in person.

Schedules will be mailed to all registered students on June 12.

GENERAL INFORMATION

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ATTENDANCE

Students are expected to attend every class.

Students who miss more than five (5) hours of instruction may not receive

credit. Petitions for students to miss more than 5 hours must be filed with the

Summer Session Director no later than June 9.

A parent must report an absence as early as possible each day by calling

(818) 790-0325. A student must bring a note on the day he/she returns.

Excessive Absences or failure to clear an absence may result in dismissal with

no refund.

St. Francis maintains a closed campus. Students may not leave campus be-

tween classes.

DRESS CODE

Dress is casual in summer.

Students may wear shorts, casual pants and t-shirts.

Cut-off shorts or shirts, tank tops, inappropriate t-shirt insignia, thongs/sandals,

gang-style or sloppy clothing are NOT acceptable. A student’s mid-section

MUST be covered.

Final decisions regarding attire rest with the Director.

More specific information will be sent with your schedule.

FOOD/BEVERAGES

Food and drinks will be available from the cafeteria.

REPORT CARDS / GRADE REPORTS

Mid-session reports will be mailed home on July 6.

Final grades will be mailed July 21 to other schools for students in the High

School program who regularly attend other schools.*

Junior High School grades will not be forwarded to schools unless a specific,

written request is made.

*There is a $5.00 fee for all transcript requests after August 1, 2017.

ADMISSION AFTER SUMMER SCHOOL

Any student whose admission or readmission to St. Francis depends upon his

Summer School performance will be notified after summer school ends

regarding his admission status.

Specific Summer Session policies will be distributed in a letter to parents in the

June 12 mailing.

SUMMER SCHOOL POLICIES

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SUMMER CAMPS

Physicals ONLY for incoming and current 2017-2018

St. Francis students will be held

on

Saturday, June 3

9:30 - 11:00 a.m. Junior/Seniors

8:00 - 9:30 a.m. Frosh/Soph

CIF requires students to have an annual physical BEFORE competing/trying

out for any sport. Students must take a physical to participate in summer

camps. The physical is good for the entire 2017-2018 school year. If you wish

to use your own physician you MUST pick up our St. Francis

pre-participation medical forms at the front desk.

Non St. Francis students must provide proof of current physical.

Physical Forms can be found on our website after May 31, 2017

Www.sfhs.net

Athletics/Sports Medicine

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CLASS PLANNING SCHEDULE

Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Period 4

Time 8:00-9:10 9:15-10:25 10:30-11:40 11:45-12:55

JUNIOR HIGH

Quarter Classes

English

Pre Algebra

Study Skills

CSI

English

Pre Algebra

Study Skills

Strength

Physical Ed

CSI

CSI

English

Leadership

Math Review

Pre Spanish

Strength

HSPT Math

Leadership

Pre Spanish

INCOMING FRESHMEN

Quarter Classes

Pre Algebra

Study Skills

Writing

Strength

Study Skills

Writing

Leadership

Pre Algebra

Pre Spanish

Strength

Study Skills

Writing

Leadership

Pre Algebra

Pre Spanish

Study Skills

Writing

Strength

HIGH SCHOOL Quarter Classes

Driver Ed Pre Geometry

Open to all grade levels 6-12

Intro to App/

Programing

Robotics Introduction to

Guitar

Robotics

IPad Skills

HIGH SCHOOL

Semester Class

Spanish Review

HIGH SCHOOL

Semester or Full year class

Chemistry*

Introduction to the Arts B (June 19-July 6)

Periods 1 & 2 Periods 3 & 4

8:00-10:25 10:30-12:55

Periods 1,2,3, & 4 8:00-12:55

*Second Semester begins Thursday, July 6, 2017.

You must sign up before July 1 for any second semester classes.

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JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM

The JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM is offered for Pass / Fail Credit only. It is an enrich-ment program that improves the skills of students in essential academic areas. Entering 7th or 8th graders who want to improve their skills in a non-graded environment will benefit from our program.

ENGLISH REVIEW # JH1

This course is a summary of basic jun-

ior high English concepts, including

grammar and writing, with emphasis

on the individual needs of each student.

Periods 1, 2, or 3

Tuition: $300

MATH REVIEW # JH2

This course is a preparation in basic

junior high math including fractions,

percentages, and decimals, with em-

phasis on the individual needs of each

student.

Period 3

Tuition: $300

PRE ALGEBRA # JH3

This course is a review of basic mathe-

matic principles with an emphasis on

the algebraic principles necessary for

success in Algebra 1. Recommended

for 8th graders with strong math skills.

Periods 1 or 2

Tuition: $300

STUDY SKILLS FOR SUCCESS # JH4 In this course the student will learn organization, note-taking techniques, test-taking strategies, and the tools for effective listening.

Periods 1 or 2 Tuition: $300

HSPT MATH # JH7

Teaching and reviewing basic math

concepts covered by the High School

Entrance Exam and includes test-

taking strategies and exposure to test

questions.

Period 4

Tuition: $300

PRE SPANISH # F5

This is an introductory course for those

who have never taken Spanish. Open

to 7th, 8th and 9th graders.

Periods 3 or 4

Tuition: $300

IPAD SKILLS # F4

Students will be introduced to navi-

gating the iPad including educational

apps, calendar, keynote, numbers,

camera, and video. Students will also

receive an overview on how these de-

vices are used at St. Francis to take

quizzes and submit homework. Stu-

dents will use St. Francis iPads in

class.

Period 4

Tuition: $300

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LACROSSE CAMP July 24 - July 28

Join us for a fun filled, ultra dynamic,

laxtastic lacrosse camp this

summer .Athletes will have their abilities

honed and expanded. A great opportunity

for those seeking to become more explosive

for next years lacrosse season.

11:00 a.m.. - 1:00 p.m.Tuition: $100

SOCCER CAMP July 24 - July 28

Open to males & females, ages 6

through high school. St. Francis

Summer Soccer Camp will include

physical and skill work and assessment,

small group and team tactics, and

indoor and outdoor games. Camp will

include fieldwork, classroom sessions

(with film), and indoor games. Includes

a t-shirt and water bottle for participa-

tion.

Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Tuition: $180

YOUTH SPEED AND AGILITY

CAMP

June 26-July 14

10am-Noon

Tuition: $120

Techniques to improve one’s speed and

agility will be taught by

St. Francis Track Coach Mike Russell.

SUMMER CAMPS

VOLLEYBALL CAMP

June 26 - June 30

Open to any student who is entering

7th or 8th grade and is interested in

improving his volleyball skills. The

camp will be run by St. Francis Head

Coach Mark Frazee and his staff.

There is a major focus on fundamen-

tals, competitive games as well as

improving individual skills.

Monday through Friday

2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Tuition: $80

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INCOMING FRESHMEN

BASEBALL CAMP

Cost: $150

Time/Dates

4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

July 31-August 3

Designed for incoming freshmen pro-

spective baseball players to learn the St.

Francis baseball program including

warm-up routine, throwing, defensive,

offensive, catching, pitching, and base-

running fundamentals as well as team

offensive and defensive schemes. This

is also an opportunity to get to know

other players and the coaching staff.

This Camp will be held at St. Francis High School—Freidman Field

Freshmen Baseball Weightlifting/

Speed/Agility Camp

Cost: $150

August 7 - 10

4:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Designed for incoming prospective base-

ball players to learn the St. Francis base-

ball conditioning program, warm-up

routine, speed and agility program, and

weightlifting regimen.

The above camp will be held at St.

Francis High School.

BASKETBALL CAMP June 19 - June 29 (No Fridays)

SFHS Hoops Camp will be a two week

long camp specializing in improving

basketball skills. The two week long

camp will be hosted by the St. Francis

High School basketball coaching staff to

provide a fun filled, challenging session

SUMMER CAMPS

for 4th - 9th graders. The two week

session will be broke down into games,

skill work and high school basketball

situations to get your son or daughter

ready for the next level. Campers will

get an SFHS Hoops Camp T - Shirt .

Any further questions please email:

[email protected]

Monday through Thursday 8:00 - 9:00 a.m.Tuition: $130

FOOTBALL CAMP June 19 - July 19 Tuition: $300

Freshmen: Mon-Thurs 1:30-3:30 pm

Freshmen football camp is in prepara-tion for the upcoming football season.Student-athletes will learn football drills, the St. Francis offense, defense,and special teams. Freshmen are alsoencouraged to sigh up for Coach Cor-coran’s 4th period Strength and Condi-tioning class.

Junior Varsity: Mon-Thurs, 6:00-9:00 am (some evenings for 7 on 7 passing games)

Varsity: Mon-Fri 6:00-9:00 am (some Wednesday evenings and Satur-day passing tournaments)

Summer Camp is mandatory for JV

and Varsity football players. All camp

participants will need to purchase St.

Francis Football T-shirts/shorts once

online store becomes available

ALL CAMPS ARE CONDUCTED BY THE ST. FRANCIS COACHING

STAFF

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION #F6

This course guides students to run, to participate in field events, to lift weights, and to get in shape. Here is a great opportunity to get acquainted with their athletic abilities. Emphasis will be placed on developing physical confidence and stamina. Open to 7th - 12th graders.

Period 2 Tuition: $300

STRENGTH/CONDITIONING # F7

Open to 6th, 7th, 8th graders, this course

will focus on flexibility, speed me-

chanics, coordination, and injury pre-

vention. Students will learn how to

lift weights with appropriate technique

and learn the appropriate strength

techniques for specific sports. Super-

vised by the St. Francis Strength and

Conditioning Coach.

Note: Physical Required prior to

enrollment Periods 2 or 3

Tuition: $300

JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM

LEADERSHIP # F9

This course is designed to help students

enhance their leadership skills. The

class will focus on 10 areas, of leader-

ship development: Vision, Integrity,

Innovativeness, Wise Judgment, Service

Mindedness, Goal Processing, Skill As-

sessment, Emotional Maturity, Fostering

Relationships and Masterful Communi-

cation. The class will include leadership

concepts, ideas and activities, and chal-

lenge the students engage their positive

leadership more passionately and pur-

posefully.

Period s3 or 4 Tuition: $300

CSI: FORENSIC SCIENCE

Become a crime scene investigator! This course is designed to give students hands-on experience in the science lab solving realistic crime scene scenarios using actual forensic techniques. Activ-ities will include: forensic photography, glass fragment analysis, analyses of blood and skeletal remains, identifying trace substances, developing latent fin-gerprints, identifying forgeries, forensic entomology, DNA fingerprinting, and ballistics. The course will culminate in a “Who done it” mock trial using stu-dent analyses of evidence gathered from a simulated crime scene.

Periods 1. 2, or 3

Tuition: $300

The JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM is offered for Pass / Fail Credit only. It is an enrich-ment program that improves the skills of students in essential academic areas. Entering 7th or 8th graders who want to improve their skills in a non-graded environment will benefit from our program.

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ENTERING FRESHMAN PROGRAM

The ENTERING FRESHMAN PROGRAM is designed to help 9th graders prepare for

success in high school. Class size is limited to twenty-five (25) students, and preference

in enrollment is given to St. Francis students.

PRE-ALGEBRA # F1 (MATH Requirement)

This course is a review of basic mathe-matic principles needed for success in Algebra 1, including a review of frac-tions, decimals, basic computation, and percentages.

Periods 1, 3, or 4 Tuition: $300

STUDY SKILLS/ READING IMPROVEMENT # F2 (READING Requirement)

This course will assist students in goal-setting, note-taking, and test strategies, and prepare students to improve their reading comprehension. St. Francis Sum-mer Reading books will be used.

Periods 1, 2, 3, or 4 Tuition: $300

WRITING FUNDAMENTALS # F3 (LANGUAGE Requirement)

Designed for students who require assis-tance in Language Fundamentals, this course will summarize grammatical con-cepts and assist students in developing their composition skills.


IPAD SKILLS # F4

Quarter Students will be introduced to

navigating the iPad including educational

apps, calendar, keynote, numbers, cam-

era, and video. Students will also receive

an overview on how these devices are

used at St. Francis to take quizzes and

submit homework. Students will use St.

Francis iPads in class.

Periods 4 Tuition: $300

PRE-SPANISH # F5

This is an introductory course for those who have never taken Spanish. Open to 7th, 8th and 9th graders. This is a Pass / Fail Only class.


PHYSICAL EDUCATION # F6

This course guides students to run, to participate in field events, to lift weights, and to get in shape. Here is a great op-portunity to get acquainted with their athletic abilities. Emphasis will be placed on developing physical confidence and stamina. Open to 7th - 12th graders.


HIGH SCHOOL STRENGTH AND

CONDITIONING

This course will teach incoming fresh-

men who plan on participating in any

sport at St. Francis the techniques and

Olympic lifts that are the basis for the

school’s strength and conditioning pro-

gram. It will include lessons in power/

hang cleans, bench press, back squats,

plyometrics, core strength and circuit

training.

CLASS MEETS MON-THURSDAY

ONLY

Period 4

Tuition: $300

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HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM

The HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM is designed to make up failed or deficient cours-es. Both semester and year-long credit is available. We welcome students from other high schools. Enrollment is on a first come, first serve basis. However, pref-erence will be given to St. Francis students should a class close.

FOR CHEMISTRY THE SECOND SEMESTER BEGINS THURSDAY,

JULY 6, 2017. YOU MUST SIGN UP BEFORE JULY 1 FOR ANY

SECOND SEMESTER CLASSES

INTRODUCTION TO THE ARTS B;

1 SEMESTER (5 CREDITS)

for rising juniors and seniors

This course is a continuation of Introduc-

tion to the Arts A, the sophomore-year

course that focuses on theater/drama.

Together, Introduction to the Arts A and

B satisfy the University of California/

California State University yearlong

visual and performing arts requirement.

Introduction to the Arts B will focus on

the visual arts. This course will provide

students with an appreciation for the

visual arts by providing them with an

overview of art history, an understanding

of a variety of artistic mediums, opportu-

nities to visit Art Museums, listen to

professional artists, guest speakers, and

the study of film as artistic expression.

The class will meet from 8:00 a.m. until

12:55 p.m. from June 20 to July 6

Tuition: $600

COLLEGE BOOT CAMP FOR

RISING SENIORS (2018) #W2

PLEASE NOTE SPECIAL DATES

(ONE WEEK SEMINAR June 5 - 8)

College boot camp will give students a

jump start on the college admissions pro-

cess. We will discuss how to utilize re-

sources such as Naviance, Collegeboard,

Fiske Guide, etc. Students will spend time

on various types of college applications

(UC/CSU/Common Application) and dis-

cuss the different types of application

deadlines (EA/ED/Priority/ Regular). They

will begin their personal statement/insight

questions, participate in mock interviews

and hear from guest speakers. They will

learn about various types of financial aid

and the process of applying for financial

aid. By the end of the program students

will have prepared a resume, complete at

least one “Request for Teacher Letter of

Recommendation” form, compelted their

College Planning Survey, and created a

working College list.

9:00 a.m. - Noon

Tuition: $350

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HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM

* May take first and/ or second semesters, or full year

For St. Francis students, this is a non-credit prep course for admission to

AP Chemistry or a make up course only!


*CHEMISTRY # E3

(see note below)

This course is a survey of basic chemical

concepts, reactions, nomenclature, scien-

tific method, gases, the mole, chemical

calculations, chemical equations, atomic

structure, and nuclear chemistry. Includes

Labs.

Semester Credit Periods 1 - 4

(1/2 session) or

Year Credit Periods 1 - 4

(whole session)

Tuition: $600 (one semester)

$1,150 (full year)

DRIVER’S EDUCATION # E4

This classroom course is designed to

prepare students to become responsible

drivers and to qualify for a learner’s per-

mit. This is a Pass / Fail Only class.

Period 1

Tuition: $300

ADV. PLACEMENT EUROPEAN

HISTORY PREP COURSE # W1A

(ONE WEEK SEMINAR JUNE 19-23 )

This course will be a survey of the “nuts

and bolts” of the AP European History

courses. It will include skills in critical

thinking, vocabulary, essay questions, test

construction, and document-based ques-

tions.

8:00 - 9:50 a.m.

Tuition: $250

ADV. PLACEMENT US HISTORY

PREP COURSE # W1B

(ONE WEEK SEMINAR JUNE 19-23)


and bolts” of the AP US History courses. It

will include skills in critical thinking, vo-

cabulary, essay questions, test construc-

tion, and document-based questions.

8:00 a.m... - 9:50 a.m.

Tuition: $250

PRE GEOMETRY # E6

Students will learn basic skills that will

assure more success in Geometry.

This is a Pass / Fail Only class.

Period 2

Tuition: $300

SPANISH REVIEW # M3

This course reviews the second se-

mester material of each course.

Class meets every day.

(Please specify on the application if

you are requesting Spanish 1, 2, or 3)

Semester Credit Periods 1 and 2

Tuition: $600

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INTRODUCTION TO #T4

GUITAR

This class is designed for students seek-

ing to understand the fundamentals of

guitar, including tuning, finger picking,

chords, and strumming. By the end of

the class, students will have an under-

standing of these elements and will have

sufficient understanding to read basic

musical charts by sight. The class will

be limited to 15 students. Each student

must bring an acoustic guitar (steel or

nylon string) to class each day.

Period 4

Tuition: $300

DRUMLINE CAMP

June 19 - July 19

This is an introduction to the different

aspects of a drumline. Students will

learn to read music, practice their devel-

opment of cadence and be instructed in

precision marching as well as other per-

formance facets of Drumline. Recom-

mended for returning drumline perform-

ers, the camp is also open to beginners.

Instruments are provided.

Monday and Wednesday 1:15 - 3:15 p.m. Tuition: $250

INTRO TO PROGRAMING

This Course is for students with little or no programming experience. Students are introduced to basic programming skills. Students will develop games using one of the programming language. Student will use the skills they have learned to develop mobile apps on

OPEN TO ALL GRADE LEVELS 6-12

Android device using App Inventor. No prior programming knowledge or experi-ence is required to take this course.


Tuition $300

ROBOTICS # T3

A hands-on workshop where students

will learn to design, build, and pro-

gram a working robot. No prior experi-

ence with robots or programming is

required.

Periods 3 or 4

Tuition: $300

LEADERSHIP # F9

This course is designed to help stu-

dents enhance their leadership skills.

The class will focus on 10 areas of

leadership development: Vision, Integ-

rity, Innovativeness, Wise Judgment,

Service Mindedness, Goal Processing,

Skill Assessment, Emotional Maturity,

Fostering Relationships and Masterful

Communication. The class will include

leadership concepts, ideas and activi-

ties, and challenge the students to en-

gage their positive leadership more

passionately and purposefully.


NEW COURSE!

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HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM

* May take first and/ or second semesters, or full year

For St. Francis students, this is a non-credit prep course for admission to

AP Chemistry or a make up course only!


*CHEMISTRY # E3

(see note below)

This course is a survey of basic chemical

concepts, reactions, nomenclature, scien-

tific method, gases, the mole, chemical

calculations, chemical equations, atomic

structure, and nuclear chemistry. Includes

Labs.

Semester Credit Periods 1 - 4

(1/2 session) or

Year Credit Periods 1 - 4

(whole session)

Tuition: $600 (one semester)

$1,150 (full year)

DRIVER’S EDUCATION # E4

This classroom course is designed to

prepare students to become responsible

drivers and to qualify for a learner’s per-

mit. This is a Pass / Fail Only class.

Period 1

Tuition: $300

ADV. PLACEMENT EUROPEAN

HISTORY PREP COURSE # W1A

(ONE WEEK SEMINAR JUNE 19-23 )


and bolts” of the AP European History

courses. It will include skills in critical

thinking, vocabulary, essay questions, test

construction, and document-based ques-

tions.

8:00 - 9:50 a.m.

Tuition: $250

ADV. PLACEMENT US HISTORY

PREP COURSE # W1B

(ONE WEEK SEMINAR JUNE 19-23)


and bolts” of the AP US History courses. It

will include skills in critical thinking, vo-

cabulary, essay questions, test construc-

tion, and document-based questions.

8:00 a.m... - 9:50 a.m.

Tuition: $250

PRE GEOMETRY # E6

Students will learn basic skills that will

assure more success in Geometry.

This is a Pass / Fail Only class.

Period 2

Tuition: $300

SPANISH REVIEW # M3

This course reviews the second se-

mester material of each course.

Class meets every day.

(Please specify on the application if

you are requesting Spanish 1, 2, or 3)

Semester Credit Periods 1 and 2

Tuition: $600

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INTRODUCTION TO #T4

GUITAR

This class is designed for students seek-

ing to understand the fundamentals of

guitar, including tuning, finger picking,

chords, and strumming. By the end of

the class, students will have an under-

standing of these elements and will have

sufficient understanding to read basic

musical charts by sight. The class will

be limited to 15 students. Each student

must bring an acoustic guitar (steel or

nylon string) to class each day.

Period 4

Tuition: $300

DRUMLINE CAMP

June 19 - July 19

This is an introduction to the different

aspects of a drumline. Students will

learn to read music, practice their devel-

opment of cadence and be instructed in

precision marching as well as other per-

formance facets of Drumline. Recom-

mended for returning drumline perform-

ers, the camp is also open to beginners.

Instruments are provided.

Monday and Wednesday 1:15 - 3:15 p.m.Tuition: $250

INTRO TO PROGRAMING

This Course is for students with little or no programming experience. Students are introduced to basic programming skills. Students will develop games using one of the programming language. Student will use the skills they have learned to develop mobile apps on

OPEN TO ALL GRADE LEVELS 6-12

Android device using App Inventor. No prior programming knowledge or experi-ence is required to take this course.


Tuition $300

ROBOTICS # T3

A hands-on workshop where students

will learn to design, build, and pro-

gram a working robot. No prior experi-

ence with robots or programming is

required.

Periods 3 or 4

Tuition: $300

LEADERSHIP # F9

This course is designed to help stu-

dents enhance their leadership skills.

The class will focus on 10 areas of

leadership development: Vision, Integ-

rity, Innovativeness, Wise Judgment,

Service Mindedness, Goal Processing,

Skill Assessment, Emotional Maturity,

Fostering Relationships and Masterful

Communication. The class will include

leadership concepts, ideas and activi-

ties, and challenge the students to en-

gage their positive leadership more

passionately and purposefully.


NEW COURSE!

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ENTERING FRESHMAN PROGRAM

The ENTERING FRESHMAN PROGRAM is designed to help 9th graders prepare for

success in high school. Class size is limited to twenty-five (25) students, and preference

in enrollment is given to St. Francis students.

PRE-ALGEBRA # F1(MATH Requirement)

This course is a review of basic mathe-matic principles needed for success in Algebra 1, including a review of frac-tions, decimals, basic computation, and percentages.

Periods 1, 3, or 4 Tuition: $300

STUDY SKILLS/ READING IMPROVEMENT # F2(READING Requirement)

This course will assist students in goal-setting, note-taking, and test strategies, and prepare students to improve their reading comprehension. St. Francis Sum-mer Reading books will be used.


WRITING FUNDAMENTALS # F3(LANGUAGE Requirement)

Designed for students who require assis-tance in Language Fundamentals, this course will summarize grammatical con-cepts and assist students in developing their composition skills.


IPAD SKILLS # F4

Quarter Students will be introduced to

navigating the iPad including educational

apps, calendar, keynote, numbers, cam-

era, and video. Students will also receive

an overview on how these devices are

used at St. Francis to take quizzes and

submit homework. Students will use St.

Francis iPads in class.

Periods 4 Tuition: $300

PRE-SPANISH # F5

This is an introductory course for those who have never taken Spanish. Open to 7th, 8th and 9th graders. This is a Pass / Fail Only class.


PHYSICAL EDUCATION # F6

This course guides students to run, to participate in field events, to lift weights, and to get in shape. Here is a great op-portunity to get acquainted with their athletic abilities. Emphasis will be placed on developing physical confidence and stamina. Open to 7th - 12th graders.


HIGH SCHOOL STRENGTH AND

CONDITIONING

This course will teach incoming fresh-

men who plan on participating in any

sport at St. Francis the techniques and

Olympic lifts that are the basis for the

school’s strength and conditioning pro-

gram. It will include lessons in power/

hang cleans, bench press, back squats,

plyometrics, core strength and circuit

training.

CLASS MEETS MON-THURSDAY

ONLY

Period 4

Tuition: $300

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HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM


FOR CHEMISTRY THE SECOND SEMESTER BEGINS THURSDAY,

JULY 6, 2017. YOU MUST SIGN UP BEFORE JULY 1 FOR ANY

SECOND SEMESTER CLASSES

INTRODUCTION TO THE ARTS B;

1 SEMESTER (5 CREDITS)

for rising juniors and seniors

This course is a continuation of Introduc-

tion to the Arts A, the sophomore-year

course that focuses on theater/drama.

Together, Introduction to the Arts A and

B satisfy the University of California/

California State University yearlong

visual and performing arts requirement.

Introduction to the Arts B will focus on

the visual arts. This course will provide

students with an appreciation for the

visual arts by providing them with an

overview of art history, an understanding

of a variety of artistic mediums, opportu-

nities to visit Art Museums, listen to

professional artists, guest speakers, and

the study of film as artistic expression.

The class will meet from 8:00 a.m. until

12:55 p.m. from June 20 to July 6

Tuition: $600

COLLEGE BOOT CAMP FOR

RISING SENIORS (2018) #W2

PLEASE NOTE SPECIAL DATES

(ONE WEEK SEMINAR June 5 - 8)

College boot camp will give students a

jump start on the college admissions pro-

cess. We will discuss how to utilize re-

sources such as Naviance, Collegeboard,

Fiske Guide, etc. Students will spend time

on various types of college applications

(UC/CSU/Common Application) and dis-

cuss the different types of application

deadlines (EA/ED/Priority/ Regular). They

will begin their personal statement/insight

questions, participate in mock interviews

and hear from guest speakers. They will

learn about various types of financial aid

and the process of applying for financial

aid. By the end of the program students

will have prepared a resume, complete at

least one “Request for Teacher Letter of

Recommendation” form, compelted their

College Planning Survey, and created a

working College list.

9:00 a.m. - Noon

Tuition: $350

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INCOMING FRESHMEN

BASEBALL CAMP

Cost: $150

Time/Dates

4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

July 31-August 3

Designed for incoming freshmen pro-

spective baseball players to learn the St.

Francis baseball program including

warm-up routine, throwing, defensive,

offensive, catching, pitching, and base-

running fundamentals as well as team

offensive and defensive schemes. This

is also an opportunity to get to know

other players and the coaching staff.

This Camp will be held at St. Francis High School—Freidman Field

Freshmen Baseball Weightlifting/

Speed/Agility Camp

Cost: $150

August 7 - 10

4:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Designed for incoming prospective base-

ball players to learn the St. Francis base-

ball conditioning program, warm-up

routine, speed and agility program, and

weightlifting regimen.

The above camp will be held at St.

Francis High School.

BASKETBALL CAMP June 19 - June 29 (No Fridays)

SFHS Hoops Camp will be a two week

long camp specializing in improving

basketball skills. The two week long

camp will be hosted by the St. Francis

High School basketball coaching staff to

provide a fun filled, challenging session

SUMMER CAMPS

for 4th - 9th graders. The two week

session will be broke down into games,

skill work and high school basketball

situations to get your son or daughter

ready for the next level. Campers will

get an SFHS Hoops Camp T - Shirt .

Any further questions please email:

[email protected]

Monday through Thursday 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuition: $130

FOOTBALL CAMP June 19 - July 19 Tuition: $300

Freshmen: Mon-Thurs 1:30-3:30 pm

Freshmen football camp is in prepara-tion for the upcoming football season. Student-athletes will learn football drills, the St. Francis offense, defense, and special teams. Freshmen are also encouraged to sigh up for Coach Cor-coran’s 4th period Strength and Condi-tioning class.

Junior Varsity: Mon-Thurs, 6:00-9:00 am (some evenings for 7 on 7 passing games)

Varsity: Mon-Fri 6:00-9:00 am (some Wednesday evenings and Satur-day passing tournaments)

Summer Camp is mandatory for JV

and Varsity football players. All camp

participants will need to purchase St.

Francis Football T-shirts/shorts once

online store becomes available

ALL CAMPS ARE CONDUCTED BY THE ST. FRANCIS COACHING

STAFF

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION #F6

This course guides students to run, to participate in field events, to liftweights, and to get in shape. Here is a great opportunity to get acquainted with their athletic abilities. Emphasis will be placed on developing physical confidence and stamina. Open to 7th - 12th graders.


STRENGTH/CONDITIONING # F7

Open to 6th, 7th, 8th graders, this course

will focus on flexibility, speed me-

chanics, coordination, and injury pre-

vention. Students will learn how to

lift weights with appropriate technique

and learn the appropriate strength

techniques for specific sports. Super-

vised by the St. Francis Strength and

Conditioning Coach.

Note: Physical Required prior to

enrollment

Periods 2 or 3

Tuition: $300

JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM

LEADERSHIP # F9

This course is designed to help students

enhance their leadership skills. The

class will focus on 10 areas, of leader-

ship development: Vision, Integrity,

Innovativeness, Wise Judgment, Service

Mindedness, Goal Processing, Skill As-

sessment, Emotional Maturity, Fostering

Relationships and Masterful Communi-

cation. The class will include leadership

concepts, ideas and activities, and chal-

lenge the students engage their positive

leadership more passionately and pur-

posefully.

Period s3 or 4 Tuition: $300

CSI: FORENSIC SCIENCE

Become a crime scene investigator! This course is designed to give students hands-on experience in the science lab solving realistic crime scene scenarios using actual forensic techniques. Activ-ities will include: forensic photography,glass fragment analysis, analyses of blood and skeletal remains, identifying trace substances, developing latent fin-gerprints, identifying forgeries, forensicentomology, DNA fingerprinting, andballistics. The course will culminate in a “Who done it” mock trial using stu-dent analyses of evidence gathered from a simulated crime scene.

Periods 1. 2, or 3

Tuition: $300

The JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM is offered for Pass / Fail Credit only. It is an enrich-ment program that improves the skills of students in essential academic areas. Entering 7th or 8th graders who want to improve their skills in a non-gradedenvironment will benefit from our program.

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JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM

The JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM is offered for Pass / Fail Credit only. It is an enrich-ment program that improves the skills of students in essential academicareas. Entering 7th or 8th graders who want to improve their skills in a non-gradedenvironment will benefit from our program.

ENGLISH REVIEW # JH1

This course is a summary of basic jun-

ior high English concepts, including

grammar and writing, with emphasis

on the individual needs of each student.

Periods 1, 2, or 3

Tuition: $300

MATH REVIEW # JH2

This course is a preparation in basic

junior high math including fractions,

percentages, and decimals, with em-

phasis on the individual needs of each

student.

Period 3

Tuition: $300

PRE ALGEBRA # JH3

This course is a review of basic mathe-

matic principles with an emphasis on

the algebraic principles necessary for

success in Algebra 1. Recommended

for 8th graders with strong math skills.

Periods 1 or 2

Tuition: $300

STUDY SKILLSFOR SUCCESS # JH4 In this course the student will learn organization, note-taking techniques,test-taking strategies, and the tools for effective listening.


HSPT MATH # JH7

Teaching and reviewing basic math

concepts covered by the High School

Entrance Exam and includes test-

taking strategies and exposure to test

questions.

Period 4

Tuition: $300

PRE SPANISH # F5

This is an introductory course for those

who have never taken Spanish. Open

to 7th, 8th and 9th graders.

Periods 3 or 4

Tuition: $300

IPAD SKILLS # F4

Students will be introduced to navi-

gating the iPad including educational

apps, calendar, keynote, numbers,

camera, and video. Students will also

receive an overview on how these de-

vices are used at St. Francis to take

quizzes and submit homework. Stu-

dents will use St. Francis iPads in

class.

Period 4

Tuition: $300

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LACROSSE CAMP July 24 - July 28

Join us for a fun filled, ultra dynamic,

laxtastic lacrosse camp this

summer .Athletes will have their abilities

honed and expanded. A great opportunity

for those seeking to become more explosive

for next years lacrosse season.

11:00 a.m.. - 1:00 p.m. Tuition: $100

SOCCER CAMP July 24 - July 28

Open to males & females, ages 6

through high school. St. Francis

Summer Soccer Camp will include

physical and skill work and assessment,

small group and team tactics, and

indoor and outdoor games. Camp will

include fieldwork, classroom sessions

(with film), and indoor games. Includes

a t-shirt and water bottle for participa-

tion.

Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Tuition: $180

YOUTH SPEED AND AGILITY

CAMP

June 26-July 14

10am-Noon

Tuition: $120

Techniques to improve one’s speed and

agility will be taught by

St. Francis Track Coach Mike Russell.

SUMMER CAMPS

VOLLEYBALL CAMP

June 26 - June 30

Open to any student who is entering

7th or 8th grade and is interested in

improving his volleyball skills. The

camp will be run by St. Francis Head

Coach Mark Frazee and his staff.

There is a major focus on fundamen-

tals, competitive games as well as

improving individual skills.

Monday through Friday

2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Tuition: $80

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SUMMER CAMPS

Physicals ONLY for incoming and current 2017-2018

St. Francis students will be held

on

Saturday, June 3

9:30 - 11:00 a.m. Junior/Seniors

8:00 - 9:30 a.m. Frosh/Soph

CIF requires students to have an annual physical BEFORE competing/trying

out for any sport. Students must take a physical to participate in summer

camps. The physical is good for the entire 2017-2018 school year. If you wish

to use your own physician you MUST pick up our St. Francis

pre-participation medical forms at the front desk.

Non St. Francis students must provide proof of current physical.

Physical Forms can be found on our website after May 31, 2017

Www.sfhs.net

Athletics/Sports Medicine

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CLASS PLANNING SCHEDULE

Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Period 4

Time 8:00-9:10 9:15-10:25 10:30-11:40 11:45-12:55

JUNIOR

HIGH

Quarter Classes

English

Pre Algebra

Study Skills

CSI

English

Pre Algebra

Study Skills

Strength

Physical Ed

CSI

CSI

English

Leadership

Math Review

Pre Spanish

Strength

HSPT Math

Leadership

Pre Spanish

INCOMING

FRESHMEN

Quarter Classes

Pre Algebra

Study Skills

Writing

Strength

Study Skills

Writing

Leadership

Pre Algebra

Pre Spanish

Strength

Study Skills

Writing

Leadership

Pre Algebra

Pre Spanish

Study Skills

Writing

Strength

HIGH

SCHOOL Quarter Classes

Driver Ed Pre Geometry

Open to all grade levels 6-12

Intro to App/

Programing

Robotics Introduction to

Guitar

Robotics

IPad Skills

HIGH

SCHOOL

SemesterClass

Spanish Review

HIGH

SCHOOL

Semester orFull year class

Chemistry*

Introduction to the Arts B (June 19-July 6)

Periods 1 & 2 Periods 3 & 4

8:00-10:25 10:30-12:55

Periods 1,2,3, & 4 8:00-12:55

*Second Semester begins Thursday, July 6, 2017.

You must sign up before July 1 for any second semester classes.

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