2012 Summer School Brochure Web

Collegiate welcomes you all to a great summer at Wichita Collegiate Summer Explorations!
Collegiates Summer Explorations 2012 brings new opportunities to explore, discover, and learn while having fun. This summer we are including many offerings to enrich and enhance your childs summer experience. Also included are academic classes for credit, Camp Collegiate, Spartan Sports Camp, sports clinics, and Collegiate Enrichment Academy. In the catalog you are receiving, we are only including the basic information for each class this year. We are encouraging parents to visit our website (www.wcsks.com) to look at the full course catalog. This year we will continue to offer parents the ability to sign up and pay for courses online through our website. All courses are taught by qualified instructors. Summer Explorations instructors include Collegiate faculty, distinguished guest teachers, and athletic coaches. Guest speakers are invited to provide students with the broadest possible exposure to their areas of study. Field trips are incorporated into programs to enhance the learning process. Summer Explorations places a great emphasis on excellence in education. We hope you spend time reviewing the many opportunities provided for students of all ages. If you need further information or assistance please feel free to call the Wichita Collegiate Summer Explorations office at 316.771.2293 or send an e-mail to summerexplorations@wcsks.com. Warm Regards, Shannon Flack Director Summer Explorations 2012
PLEASE NOTE: G Please enroll your students in their grade level for the 2012-2013 academic year. G All classes meet daily unless otherwise noted. G Summer Explorations will end this year on August 10 .
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Kids Club PS-K

Child care will be available for children preschool age through age 6. Students who are attending classes all day will need to bring a sack lunch. For three-yearolds and four-year-olds, there is a class offering for the afternoons that allows for nap time. Please see Sleepy Afternoons for more information. Kids Club is a group experience with qualified child care professionals to care for your child. Kids Club will be available from 7:30am until 9:00am and from 3:00pm until 6:00pm. This kids club is located in the Early Childhood Room 7. 100 6/4-8/10 7:30a - 9:00a & 3:00p - 6:00p $3.75/hr
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Childcare will be available for students in 1st through 8th grades. Students who are attending classes all day will need to bring a sack lunch. Kids Club is a group experience with qualified child care professionals to care for your child. Sign up your child for fun, games, and fellowship with the Collegiate family of friends and staff. Kids Club will be available from 7:30am until 9:00am and from 3:00pm until 6:00pm. This kids club will be located in the Upper School music room. 110 6/4-8/10 7:30a - 9:00a & 3:00p - 6:00p $3.75/hr
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Sleepy Afternoons
This class will be offered in the afternoons for our youngest students who need to be at school all day. The class format will be lunch, story time, naptime, and then creative playtime! Remember a blanket for naptime. 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 6/4-6/8 6/11-6/15 6/18-8/22 6/25-6/29 7/2-7/6 7/9-7/13 7/16-7/20 7/23-7/27 7/30-8/3 8/6-8/10 12:15p-3:00p 12:15p-3:00p 12:15p-3:00p 12:15p-3:00p 12:15p-3:00p 12:15p-3:00p 12:15p-3:00p 12:15p-3:00p 12:15p-3:00p 12:15p-3:00p $62.50/$60 $62.50/$60 $62.50/$60 $62.50/$60 $50/$48 $62.50/$60 $62.50/$60 $62.50/$60 $62.50/$60 $62.50/$60
Alphabet Soup
Julia Collier
G Summer Explorations 2012 does not provide transportation. G The first fee amount listed is the amount due when paying online, the second is the amount due when paying by cash or check in person. G Please note to pay close attention to the new ways to make payment on the form on the website. Your child will not be officially enrolled until you receive a confirmation email from the Summer Explorations office. We cannot charge your Collegiate account.
Letters make words and the first letters children learn to love are the letters in their own names. Using our names, we will explore the shapes and sounds of the alphabet. A, E, I, O, and U will be our guides. Well listen for rhymes in song and verse, discover how we form letters, and craft some clever letter creations. Recommended for children who are just beginning to recognize their names and for those who are showing curiosity about letters and words. 130 6/4-6/8 9:00a-11:45a Ages 3-4 $109/$105
African Safari
Debra Dennill
African Safari will explore the African Savanna and the animals that live there. We will have lots of fun on the safari, exploring lions, elephants, zebras, giraffes, and hippos. Come along on the adventure to the wild. Grab your binoculars and be on the lookout for FUN! 132 133 6/4-6/8 6/4-6/8 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 4-6 Ages 4-6 $109/$105 $109/$105
*The first price listed is the price of the course; the second price is the discounted rate if paid by cash or check.
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Kickin Kids Karate
Susan Klingenberg
A fast-paced, energetic class! We will touch on the basic concepts of Okinawan Goju Ryu Karate in a way that the younger set can comprehend, along with personal safety, general physical fitness, and coordination. **Class will not meet Wednesday, July 4. 170 6/6-8/7 Wed 3:30p-4:30p $166/$160
Cookies, Crackers, Math, & Me
Cheryl Snyder
Get ready to crunch and munch your way into math skills with those incredible edibles cookies and crackers! Little ones will develop skills with shapes, patterning, counting, measurements, graphing, and numeral recognition with activities that are good enough to eat. 180 6/11-6/15 9:00a-11:45a Age 3 $109/$105
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Montessori Exploration
Swarna Manamperi
Introduce your child to the Montessori environment. Our environment is prepared so that learning experiences come in an orderly sequence (simple to complex), at the childs level of learning, providing the knowledge he or she needs to understand the world. There is an emphasis on practical life, sensorial, language, mathematics, botany/zoology, and geography. Activities will also include story time, art, food preparation, and outdoor play. 182 6/11-6/15 9:00a-11:45a Ages 3-6 $109/$105
Campfire Tales Campfire Tales Peggy Drew

This one-week unit is centered around a camping theme. A classroom full of happy campers will enjoy fun childrens literature about camping. Students will enjoy reading in the classroom reading tent, making camping gear such as binoculars and star gazers, doing camping math, making campout snacks including smores and ants on a log, going on a mystery hike around campus, and singing campfire songs. Students will learn about Kansas animals by studying their skins and skulls. We will attend a fishing clinic designed for young children and presented by the Wildlife & Parks Department. The last day of class we will have a hot dog cookout on campus. Enroll early, this class fills quickly! 140 141 142 6/4-6/8 6/4-6/8 6/4-6/8 9:00a-3:00p 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 5-7 Ages 5-7 Ages 5-7 $207/$200 $109/$105 $109/$105
Peggy Drew
This one-week unit is centered around a camping theme. A classroom full of happy campers will enjoy fun childrens literature about camping. Students will enjoy reading in the classroom reading tent, making camping gear such as binoculars and star gazers, doing camping math, making campout snacks including smores and ants on a log, going on a mystery hike around campus, and singing campfire songs. Students will learn about Kansas animals by studying their skins and skulls. We will attend a fishing clinic designed for young children and presented by the Wildlife & Parks Department. The last day of class we will have a hot dog cookout on campus. Enroll early, this class fills quickly! 190 6/11-6/15 9:00a-3:00p Ages 4-6 $207/$200 191 6/11-6/15 9:00a-11:45a Ages 4-6 $109/$105 192 6/11-6/15 12:15p-3:00p Ages 4-6 $109/$105
We Do Robotics I
Cindy Johnson
Happy Feet Soccer Camp
Meurig Cundy
Happy feet camps have a kid friendly curriculum to ensure kids are having an absolute blast while developing essential physical skills. Coaches use a curriculum that is both age and skill level appropriate. For more information check out www.happysoccerfeet.com or email Coach Meurig at meurig@ happysoccerfeet.com. Please note: This class meets Monday through Thursday. 150 152 6/4-6/7 6/4-6/7 8:30a-10:00a 12:30p-2:00p Ages 4-6 Ages 4-6 $99/$95 $99/$95
Come and ignite your engineering potential with LEGO Robotics. A series of theme-based activities in science, technology, engineering, and math will accompany each robotic set. You will be amazed at what you can build and program to move with We Do LEGO Robotics. Weeks 1 and 2 will build different Robots. Enroll for both and build twice as much! 200 6/11-6/15 9:00a-11:45a Ages 5-6 $109/$105
Blast Off! Piano Camp
Steve Elmore
Happy Feet Soccer Class
Meurig Cundy
Happy feet classes have a kid friendly curriculum to ensure kids are having an absolute blast while developing essential physical skills. Classes are constantly building on each other, and our coaches use a curriculum that is both age and skill level appropriate. For more information check out www.happysoccerfeet.com or email Coach Meurig at meurig@happysoccerfeet.com. Please note: This class is a nine-week course that meets throughout the summer on the day specified below. **No Happy Feet Soccer Class the week of 7/2-7/6. 160 161 162 6/12-8/7 6/13-8/8 6/14-8/9 Tues 8:30a-9:00a Wed 8:30a-9:00a Thur 8:30a-9:00a Ages 2-3 Ages 4-5 Ages 6-10 $83/$80 $83/$80 $83/$80
An Introduction to the fundamentals of music before a student embarks on a regular piano course. Students will learn to read music notation and how to negotiate the geography of the keyboard. Participants will demonstrate their achievements with a final recital on Friday. Intended for students who have NOT taken piano lessons before, but some existing piano students have benefited from the review. 210 212 6/11-6/15 6/11-6/15 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 6-10 Ages 6-10 $109/$105 $109/$105
Diggin Dinosaurs
Misty Pauly
Come enjoy a week of dinosaur fun as we hatch our own dinosaurs, create tracks, and hunt for dinosaur fossils in the sandbox. Your little paleontologist will roar with joy! 230 6/18-6/22 9:00a-11:45a Age 3 $109/$105
American Girl
Tanya Leddy
Come spend the week exploring the worlds of American Girls: Felicity, Cecil, Marie Grace, Kirsten, Julie, and 2012 girl of the year, McKenzie. Learn more about the era of each American Girl with crafts, stories, cooking, and other activities, as well as the chance to create your own character. We will do a mystery field trip, too! Bring your doll, and be prepared to have fun! 260 6/18-6/22 9:00a-11:45a Ages 6-11 $109/$105
Little Picasso
262 6/25-6/29 9:00a-11:45a Age 3
Misty Pauly
$109/$105
Lets make some masterpieces just like Picasso. We will spend the week creating original art with paint, play dough, recycled materials, and so much more!
Mini Musical: Lambs on the Lam
Steve Elmore
Hey Kids! Lets put on a show! Students will be involved in all aspects of preparing a musical, from learning the songs and choreography to constructing costumes, props, and sets. In this production, Little Bo Peep, Mary Had a Little Lamb, and Baa, Baa Black Sheep come to life. Friends and Family are invited to attend the final performance on Friday.
Little Firefighters
Amy Patrick
Sound the alarm! If your child loves to watch big red fire trucks zoom by, this class is custom-made for them! Well delve into the basics of fire safety, have a lot of fun dressing up and role-playing as firefighters, as well as making our own fire truck. Even our snacks will fire up little minds! Well round out the week with a visit from the Wichita Fire Department. No doubt about it, this class is HOT! 232 6/18-6/22 9:00a-11:45a Ages 3-4 $109/$105
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Science Explorations
Barbara Burcham
Lets Be Vets
Susan Ensz
Fun, hands-on experiments and activities! There will be a new scientific theme each day that includes plants, magnets, wiggly world of worms, color, water, and air. The goal is to show how science can be fun, practical, and weird with some wacky experimentation. Language, math, literature, cooking, and art will be integrated into this week of super science fun! 280 282 6/25-6/29 6/25-6/29 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 5-7 Ages 5-7 $109/$105 $109/$105
Come and join the fun as we set up our own Vet Clinic at WCS! Children will have the opportunity to treat and care for sick or injured animals (of the stuffed variety)! They will also experience a variety of activities as they learn about family pets. Imaginative play, stories, and art projects will inspire your child to develop a love and appreciation for dogs, cats, and other small animals. 240 6/18-6/22 9:00a-11:45a Ages 5-6 $109/$105
Fun with Cooking
Swarna Manamperi
Montessori Exploration
Swarna Manamperi
Children will have fun with friends cooking and tasting different types of food each day. Young chefs will bake yummy cookies, fluffy cakes, create colorful, crunchy salads, milkshakes, and pizza. Our daily activities will include preparing food as well as outdoor play. 290 6/25-6/29 9:00a-11:45a Ages 4-6 $124.50/$120
Introduce your child to the Montessori environment. Our environment is prepared so that learning experiences come in an orderly sequence (simple to complex), at the childs level of learning, providing the knowledge he or she needs to understand the world. There is an emphasis on practical life, sensorial, language, mathematics, botany/zoology, and geography. Activities will also include story time, art, food preparation, and outdoor play. 242 6/18-6/22 9:00a-11:45a Ages 3-6 $109/$105
Mini Musical: Under the Sea
Steve Elmore
Hey Kids! Lets put on a show! Students will be involved in all aspects of preparing a musical from, learning the songs and choreography to constructing costumes, props, and sets. In this production, students search for sunken treasure. Friends and family are invited to attend the final performance on Friday. 250 6/18-6/22 12:15p-3:00p Ages 4-6 $109/$105
Music Mania
Jonna Bolan
Explore the elements of music through melody, rhythm, tempo, harmony, and texture. This class will be accessing information and skills using interactive music theory websites designed specifically for primary age children. Other activities will include playing the piano as well as using the rhythm and percussion instruments (i.e.drums, xylophones, boomwhackers, melody bells, etc.). Students will begin learning how to read music. Beginner level. 920 6/18-6/22 8:30a-10:00a Ages 6-11 $155/$150
We Do Robotics II
Cindy Johnson
Come and ignite your engineering potential with LEGO Robotics. A series of theme-based activities in science, technology, engineering, and math will accompany each robotic set. You will be amazed at what you can build and program to move with We Do LEGO Robotics. Weeks 1 and 2 will build different Robots. Enroll for both and build twice as much! 292 6/25-6/29 9:00a-11:45a Ages 5-6 $109/$105
Under the Sea
Debra Dennill
Children will research all things OCEAN! Students will explore the world of sea creatures and their habitat through literature, music, and science experiments. Authentic information coupled with the students imagination will be expressed through several visual mediums including an artful watercolor aquarium. On the last day of class, we will take a mini-field trip to an aquarium. *Class will not meet on Wednesday, July 4. 300 301 302 7/2-7/6 7/2-7/6 7/2-7/6 9:00a-3:00p 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 3-5 Ages 3-5 Ages 3-5 $166/$160 $87/$84 $87/$84
Reading Explosion I
Lindsey Flaten
Bangs, Flashes, Explosions
Aaron Lechien
The fourth of July is always a fun time of year with all of the activities and fireworks, but what is the science behind the noises and explosions and how rockets work? Come and join us in learning and experimenting the physics of bangs, flashes, and explosions. *Class will not meet on Wednesday July 4. 310 312 7/2-7/6 7/2-7/6 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 6-10 Ages 6-10 $87/$84 $87/$84
Are you looking to grow as a new reader? Join us as we unlock the mysteries of the written word! This class is designed to help you progress independently as you discover new reading skills and strategies. We hope you will experience an explosion of new confidence and excitement for reading! 360 7/9-7/13 9:00a-11:45a Ages 6-8 $109/$105
We Do Robotics I
Cindy Johnson
Recycled Art
Tanya Leddy
You dont just need paint and canvas to make art! Learn to see the beauty in everyday things by signing up for recycled art turning ordinary, everyday objects into beautiful art. Well make great projects using things like straws and plastic bottles as well as make your own paper! After seeing how common objects can create something beautiful, youll never look at the world the same again. An art show on Friday will showcase the weeks projects. *Class will not meet on Wednesday, July 4. 320 7/2-7/6 9:00a-11:45a Ages 6-10 $87/$84
Come and ignite your engineering potential with LEGO Robotics. A series of theme-based activities in science, technology, engineering, and math will accompany each robotic set. You will be amazed at what you can build and program to move with We Do LEGOS Robotics. Weeks 1 and 2 will build different robots. Enroll for both and build twice as much! 955 7/9-7/13 9:00a-11:45a Ages 7-11 $109/$105
Pirates at Play
370 7/16-7/20 9:00a-11:45a Age 3
Cheryl Snyder
$109/$105
Calling All Campers
Misty Pauly
Climb aboard! This ship is headed for the high seas. Our little mates will explore the pirate life through fun activities in language, math, and science.
Camping Anyone? Come along as we set up our tents, build a fire, make smores, sing camp fire songs, and explore the fishing hole. Every camper needs a wellpacked backpack before setting out on a camping excursion. We will be making our own backpacks and filling them with fun campground art. 330 7/9-7/13 9:00a-11:45a Age 3 $109/$105
Its Raining Cats and Dogs
Robin Kraft
Treasure Hunt
Barbara Burcham
A swashbuckling week of art, crafts, pirates, treasure hunts, treasure maps, wet and muddy fun, with some great literature tossed into the week is what Treasure Hunt will be all about! If messy is what you like, then this is the PERFECT week to become a PIRATE! 340 342 7/9-7/13 7/9-7/13 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 4-5 Ages 4-5 $109/$105 $109/$105
Have fun with us as we explore the world of canines and felines by talking to experts, enjoying arts and crafts, reading literature, going on field trips, and generally having a doggone good time. A service project for the Kansas Humane Society is part of our adventure. Come join us. It will be purrfectly fun for all ages! 372 7/16-7/20 9:00a-11:45a Ages 4-6 $109/$105
The Amazing World of Insects
Sumita Ghosh
The Magic of Montessori Math
Debra Dennill
Theres so much to learn about the amazing world of insects. Lets find out together all about the miniature marvels of nature through literature, science, art, and many more fun activities. We will even make edible insects! 380 7/16-7/20 12:15p-3:00p Ages 4-6 $109/$105
Join us for a hands-on math experience with unique Montessori materials. A fun-filled week will include the development of concepts such as numeration, place value, fractions, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Students will be working individually in the areas of math at their own level of understanding. 350 7/9-7/13 9:00a-11:45a Ages 5-6 $109/$105
Iron Chefs
Debra Dennill
Collegiate Kids Chorus
Jonna Bolan
Calling all Show Choir fans! If your student likes singing, dancing, and acting, they will love this class. Students will be learning a variety of pop and show tunes, learn choreography for each song, and put on a show the last day of class. 960 7/9-7/20 12:45p-1:45p Ages 6-8 $207/$200
Are you a budding chef ? This is where it starts: a fun week making delicious food. We will make pizza, cook spaghetti, bake a potato, make cupcakes, and many more. We will learn how to read a recipe and measure ingredients. Learn what seasonings can do for food. Come and tantalize your taste buds with Little Iron Chefs! 382 7/16-7/20 9:00a-11:45a Ages 5-7 $109/$105
Reading Explosion II
Lindsey Flaten
Jumpstart to Kindergarten
Robin Kraft
Are you looking to grow as a new reader? Join us as we unlock the mysteries of the written word! This class is designed to help you progress independently as you discover new reading skills and strategies. We hope that you will experience an explosion of new confidence and excitement for reading! 390 7/16-7/20 9:00a-11:45a Ages 6-8 $109/$105
Do It Up Diva
Kimberly Farner
Help your child enter kindergarten feeling more secure and comfortable by enrolling in Jumpstart into Kindergarten. During this two-week morning class, readiness skills in reading, math, science, and language arts will be emphasized in a hands-on environment. We will also focus on developing good listening habits, following directions, and using appropriate social behavior plus, the chance to meet new kindergarten friends. This is a wonderful class for students new to Collegiate! 460 7/23-8/3 9:00a-12:00p Into K $302/$290
Your daughter is sure to feel like a diva during her girl-powered week. We will surround ourselves with glamour and girly activities, including jewelry making, singing, dancing, glittery crafts, social etiquette, confidence building, and lots of diva fun. We will top off this glamorous week with mini-manicures, sparkle makeovers, and a diva fashion party. 400 402 7/16-7/20 7/16-7/20 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 6-8 Ages 6-8 $109/$105 $109/$105
Jumpstart to First Grade
Susan Pangrac
This Welcome to First Grade session includes many learning opportunities with hands-on brain builders, netbook fun, and Smartboard use, as well as incorporating math, science, the language arts, and the arts. This is a great way for your family to feel comfortable with the transition into first grade. Come and enjoy! 990 7/23-8/3 9:00a-12:00p Into 1st $302/$290
Dora and Diego
Ashley Rescott
Hola mis amigos! Come play with Boots and me and learn some of our favoriate Spanish words! We will count to ten, play color bingo, and sing songs in Spanish. We will even explore places like Spain, Mexico, and Ecuador. Dont forget your beach towel for a trip to Puerto Rico! Vamonos explorers! 410 7/23-7/27 9:00a-11:45a Age 3 $109/$105
Lets Travel to Europe
Sumita Ghosh
Princess Training Camp for the Modern Girl Junilda and Kimberly Farner
Does your little girl dream of being a princess? This class is designed with her in mind. Each day features fun-filled activities to make her dream a reality, such as a Mirror, Mirror Ceremony, princess etiquette, frog kissing, sleeping on a pea, stories, dress-up play, crafts, music, and dance. The training will culminate with a princess tea party (including mini-manicures, tiaras, and sparkle makeover), where the girls will practice their new social graces with their invited guests. 420 422 7/23-7/27 7/23-7/27 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 3-5 Ages 3-5 $109/$105 $109/$105
Ready, set, go! Its time to pack our bags and travel together to Europe. We will make brief stops at France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands (Holland). We will learn about their landmarks (places to visit), people, food, festivals, and arts. Would you like to cook and taste some of the food they eat? Passports will be provided. 470 472 7/23-7/27 7/23-7/27 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 5-7 Ages 5-7 $109/$105 $109/$105
We Do Robotics II
Cindy Johnson
Architects Under Construction
Barbara Burcham
During this week of construction, we will learn how things go together by experiencing hands-on use of a variety of building tools and techniques. We will collaborate on group projects and create individual block, wood-working, magnetic blocks, Legos, and pretzel stick projects. We will look at famous architecture from around the world and try our hand at duplicating those masterpieces. Come join us for a week of exploration! 450 452 7/23-7/27 7/23-7/27 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 4-5 Ages 4-5 $109/$105 $109/$105
Down by the Station
Junilda Farner
All aboard this learning locomotive! We will stay on track exploring literature, math, science, and art. Our conductor invites you to finish out the week with a trip to the Great Plains Train Museum. 480 482 7/30-8/3 7/30-8/3 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 3-4 Ages 4-5 $109/$105 $109/$105
Famous Artists
Sumita Ghosh
Would you like to become an artist one day? Come and explore with me the lives and artwork of a few of the famous artists. In this class, you will get to recreate a masterpiece of the famous artists. At the end, you will create your very first masterpiece. 540 542 8/6-8/10 8/6-8/10 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 4-7 Ages 4-7 $109/$105 $109/$105
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Sports Camp Joe Talbot / John Leddy
Our main event will be non-stop sporting fun! Sports will be played in the spirit of team-building and good sportsmanship. Each week will include a variety of sports. But the fun doesnt end there. In the afternoon, Sports Camp will be off to different activities, including bowling, mini golf, the nature center, ice-skating, and of course, swimming. Fridays will be particularly fun. Every Friday there will be either a picnic cookout (lunch provided) followed by swimming or an all-day field trip. (Remember to pack a lunch you can eat on the road or at a picnic ground!) The planned field trips include Exploration Place, the Zoo, and the Cosmosphere. Pack your lunch and sports gear (make sure you have your swimming suit, towel, and sunscreen with you every day) and join in on the fun! Note: You may send your children for partial sessions that will be pro-rated accordingly.
Medieval Times
Sumita Ghosh
Calling all gallant knights and fair maidens. Come to the enchanted world of the Middle Ages. We will have fun stepping back in time, living in castles, fighting firebreathing dragons, and have fun times of song and merriment. Well play and learn through art, music, literature, and special projects. Well have a jousting good time! 490 492 7/30-8/3 7/30-8/3 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 5-7 Ages 5-7 $109/$105 $109/$105
Joe Talbot will lead camp for June 4 to June 22.

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Mozart Melodies
Ashley Rescott
Did you know that Mozart was only 5 when he began composing music? He showed that kids can be great composers, too! Come join us for a week of musical memories, where you will hear about some of the most famous composers of all time, including Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart. You will even learn to write some music of your own! 500 7/30-8/3 12:15p-3:00p Ages 5-7 $109/$105
Welcome to Great Beginnings Misty Pauly and Cheryl Snyder

This is a great opportunity for you and your child to meet his or her first teacher and make new friends before school begins. Your child will experience the classroom through playful activities in art, music, and movement. Welcome to school! 510 512 8/6, 8/8, 8/10 (MWF) 9:00a-11:45a Age 2 8/7, 8/9 (T, Th) 9:00a-11:45a Age 2 $62.50/$60 $42/$40
John Leddy will lead camp for June 25 to August 10.
More Alphabet Soup
Julia Collier
Letters make words and the first letters children learn to love are the letters in their own names. Using our names, we will explore the shapes and sounds of the alphabet. A, E, I, O, and U will be our guides. Well listen for rhymes in song and verse, discover how we form letters, and craft some clever letter creations. Recommended for children who are just beginning to recognize their names and for those who are showing curiosity about letters and words. 520 8/6-8/10 9:00a-11:45a Ages 3-4 $109/$105
Fiesta Fun
Cindy Johnson
Hola! Come join us for a fiesta every day and learn some Spanish along the way. Come see what fun you can have learning a second language. Welcome amigos y amigas! 530 8/6-8/10 9:00a-11:45a Ages 4-5 $109/$105
Camp Collegiate
Scott Hawley
Art Adventures
Tanya Leddy
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How would you like to go to camp this summer without ever leaving home? Many boys and girls in Wichita have spent hours of fun in Scott Hawleys Camp Collegiate, a day camp especially designed for boys and girls who are entering third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, or eighth grade. Campers spend their days with friends and counselors doing all of the typical camp things: swimming, arts and crafts, having treats, horseback riding, games and a lot of not-so-traditional things, like feeding and caring for snakes, lizards, and other reptiles; studying ecosystems and astronomy; building woodworking and electronics projects; visiting caves and the Oklahoma salt flats; going to Laser Quest; and competing in science challenges. Kids often say that this camp is one of the best parts of their summer! Note: You may send your children for partial sessions that will be pro-rated accordingly. Please call Scott Hawley for further details at 634-0489, ext. 410. Explore the Great Outdoors 700 6/4-6/8 9:00a-3:00p 701 6/11-6/15 9:00a-3:00p Science Challenge Camp 702 6/18-6/22 9:00a-3:00p 703 6/25-6/29 9:00a-3:00p Machine Building Camp 704 7/2-7/6 9:00a-3:00p 705 7/9-7/13 9:00a-3:00p Mystery Camp 706 7/16-7/20 9:00a-3:00p Explore the Great Outdoors 707 7/23-7/27 9:00a-3:00p 3rd-8th 3rd-8th 3rd-8th 3rd-8th 3rd-8th 3rd-8th 3rd-8th 3rd-8th $215/$207 $215/$207 $215/$207 $215/$207 $171/$165.60 $215/$207 $215/$207 $215/$207
Art can be made in so many ways come try them all! From sculpting with clay and splatter paint to drawing and paper-mache, well use the hands-on approach to explore the different media artists use to create their work. We will also learn about famous artists and showcase our work from the week, including a surprise art project on the last day, with an art show. 830 6/4-6/10 9:00a-11:45a Ages 7-12 $109/$105
Math Boot Camp
Lori Trisler
Are your math facts out of shape? Do your fractions seem flabby? Is your problem solving just pathetic? Measurement leave you moping? Data put you down in the dumps? If so, then Math Boot Camp is just the place for you! Well whip those facts and fractions into shape. Those problem solving skills wont know what hit them. Measurement and data? Let me at em. 840 6/4-6/22 (3 wks) 9:00a-11:00a 3rd-5th $336/$325
Reading on the High Seas
Cindy Davis
Love pirates and life under the sea? Join us for a great adventure in reading, featuring stories about famous ships, pirates, and ocean life with an emphasis on reading comprehension strategies. You just never know what treasure you might find if you happen across the treasure map! 850 6/4-6/15 9:00a-11:30a 3rd-4th $207/$200
Around the World in 8 Days
Cindy Davis
Legends Soccer Camp
Meurig Cundy
A unique way of training the total soccer player, players will gain the ability to dominate opponents and make the big plays. This unique approach will teach deceptive dribbling and shooting technique. We will spend our time focusing on the 1 v 1 skills of beating a player and finishing in the clutch. For more information about the Training Soccer Legends, go to www.youthsoccerwichita.com. 800 810 6/4-6/8 6/4-6/8 8:30a-11:30a 12:30p-3:30p Ages 7-16 Ages 7-16 $98.50/$95 $98.50/$95
Come tour the world! Each day we will travel to a new continent and learn about the countries and cultures of the world. We will sample some delicious cuisine, listen to music, read regional folktales, and create crafts as souvenirs of our journey. 860 6/4-6/13* 12:30p-2:30p *(M-F 1st week Mon-Wed 2nd week) 3rd-4th $181/$175
Blast Off Piano Camp
Steve Elmore
Green Apple Theatre
Audra Lee
Green Apple Theater offers a trip through the theatre in the areas of dance, drama, and music for children of all ages. Audra will teach all the elements and be assisted by students in the final production. Students will participate in theatre games and exercises, learn a musical theatre style dance, stimulate their imagination, creatively explore lifes challenges and relationships, and share the excitement and satisfaction of performing. We will end with a performance of our chosen musical. Workshop hours during the second and third week will vary, and the students may stay if they choose; they do usually choose to stay. We will choose the musical the first week of class. The performance will be on Thursday, June 21. The cast party will take place Friday, June 22. The musical T-shirt will be available for purchase at the cast party for cast-mates to sign. 820 6/4-6/22 10:00a-12:00p* 1st and up $347/$335 *1st Week 10:00a-12:00p, 2nd and 3rd week hours will be extended TBA
As an introduction to the fundamentals of music before a student embarks on a regular piano course., students will learn to read music notation and how to negotiate the geography of the keyboard. Participants will demonstrate their achievements with a final recital on Friday. Intended for students who have NOT taken piano lessons before, but some existing piano students have benefited from the review. 210 212 6/11-6/15 6/11-6/15 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 6-10 Ages 6-10 $109/$105 $109/$105
Readers Corner
Lori Primm
Fun summer reading activities will enhance students love of literature as they explore favorite authors and classic stories. Find out what it means to discover a whole new world through reading. 870 6/11-6/15 9:00a-11:45a Ages 7-8 $109/$105
Ms. Frizzle visits WCS
Sherri Newlin
Campfire Tales
Peggy Drew
This one-week unit is centered around a camping theme. A classroom full of happy campers will enjoy literature such as: Baily Goes Camping, Arthurs Campout, Henry and Mudge and the Starry Night, and many more fun childrens books about camping. Students will enjoy reading in the classroom reading tent, making camping gear such as binoculars and star gazers, doing camping math, making campout snacks including smores and ants on a log, going on a mystery hike around campus and singing campfire songs. Students will attend a fishing clinic designed for young children and presented by the Wildlife & Parks Department. Lace up your boots and hit the trail to a weeks worth of fun and learning! (Parents: All camp activities take place during school hours, no overnight camping involved.) 140 141 142 6/4-6/8 6/4-6/8 6/4-6/8 9:00a-3:00p 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 5-7 Ages 5-7 Ages 5-7 $207/$200 $109/$105 $109/$105
All aboard the Magical School Bus to take a magical trip into the world of science. Spend the week with Ms. Frizzle doing science experiments and learning all kinds of fun and interesting unknown science facts. 880 6/11-6/15 9:00a-11:45a 2nd-4th $109/$105
By Golly By Gum
Laura Drouhard
We will explore math concepts such as mass, fractions, and percentages through investigations with gum, candy, and our human bodies! Find out how the amount of time gum is chewed affects its mass, learn about fair shares with packages of candy, and discover why we need breakfast and exercise to be healthy! Your math and science skills will be strengthened as we investigate these exciting topics and collect and interpret data! 890 6/11-6/15 9:00a-11:45a 3rd-5th $129/$125
Art Adventures
Tanya Leddy
Science Explorations
Barbara Burcham
Art can be made in so many ways come try them all! From sculpting with clay and splatter paint to drawing and paper-mach, well use the hands-on approach to explore the different media artists use to create their work. We will also learn about famous artists and showcase our work from the week, including a surprise art project on the last day, with an art show. 900 6/11-6/15 9:00a-11:45a 3rd-6th $109/$105
Fun, hands-on experiments and activities! There will be a new scientific theme each day that includes plants, magnets, wiggly world of worms, color, water, and air. The goal is to show how science can be fun, practical, and weird with some wacky experimentation. Language, math, literature, cooking, and art will be integrated into this week of super science fun! 280 282 6/25-6/29 6/25-6/29 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 5-7 Ages 5-7 $109/$105 $109/$105
Math Investigations
Lori Primm
A wide variety of math activities will provide reinforcement of basic concepts, strengthen mathematical reasoning skills, and offer enrichment. Interactive games, manipulatives, and explorations will give students a hands-on look at math. 910 6/18-6/22 9:00a-11:45a Ages 7-8 $109/$105
Adventures in Writing
Tanya Leddy
Everyone has a story to tell whats yours? Come find out in this creative writing class! We will spend the week learning about the writing process and crafting original stories, all from your own imagination. A variety of writing prompts will be provided to get you started, if needed. Create your own original story by the end of the week. 932 6/25-6/29 9:00a-11:45a Ages 7-12 $109/$105
Music Mania I
Jonna Bolan
Explore the elements of music through melody, rhythm, tempo, harmony, and texture. This class will be accessing information and skills using interactive music theory websites designed specifically for primary age children. Other activities will include playing the piano as well as using the rhythm and percussion instruments (i.e.drums, xylophones, boomwhackers, melody bells, etc.). Students will begin learning how to read music. Beginner level. 920 6/18-6/22 8:30a-10:00a Ages 6-8 $155/$150
Toons and Voice
Gaby White
Students will spend the week practicing their computer skills and creativity by creating cartoons using a Web 2.0 tool. After the cartoons have been created, students will use a different Web 2.0 tool to add voices to their cartoon. It should be lots of fun for the students! 942 6/25-6/29 9:30a-10:30a 3rd-6th $155/$150
Music Mania II
Jonna Bolan
Bangs, Flashes, Explosions
Aaron Lechien
This is a class for the student who already plays an instrument (i.e. piano, violin, guitar, etc...). This class will build on the music skills your student already has. Students will work both individually and collectively in activities that will further enhance their musical understanding. The class will include singing, playing the keyboard, rhythm instruments, computer use, and a variety of music games. 922 6/18-6/22 10:30a-12:00p Ages 7-11 $155/$150
The fourth of July is always a fun time of year with all of the activities and fireworks, but what is the science behind the noises and explosions and how rockets work? Come and join us in learning and experimenting the physics of bangs, flashes, and explosions. Class will not meet on Wednesday, July 4. 310 312 7/2-7/6 7/2-7/6 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 6-10 Ages 6-10 $87/$84 $87/$84
American Girls
Tanya Leddy
Recycled Art
Tanya Leddy
Come spend the week exploring the worlds of American Girls: Felicity, Cecil, Marie Grace, Kirsten, Julie, and 2012 girl of the year, McKenzie. Learn more about the era of each American Girl with crafts, stories, cooking, and other activities, as well as the chance to create your own character. We will do a mystery field trip, too! Bring your doll and be prepared to have fun! 260 6/18-6/22 9:00a-11:45a Ages 6-11 $109/$105
You dont just need paint and canvas to make art! Learn to see the beauty in everyday things by signing up for recycled art turning ordinary, everyday objects into beautiful art. Well make great projects using things like straws and plastic bottles as well as make your own paper! After seeing how common objects can create something beautiful, youll never look at the world the same again. An art show on Friday will showcase the weeks projects. Class will not meet on Wednesday, July 4. 320 7/2-7/6 9:00a-11:45a Ages 6-10 $87/$84
LEGO Explorations!
Martha Leaf
Gears, levers, pulleys, wheels, and axles bring models to life! Projects can range from building a step-by-step merry-go-round to inventing a vehicle replacing Cinderellas broken-down pumpkin coach on the way to the ball. The guided explorations and inventive applications are appropriate for both interested beginners and experienced LEGO fans. LEGO Technic Kits, simple machine sets of 200+ pieces, give every student the opportunity to explore areas of mechanical engineering through simple machines and structural experiments. Activities will focus on exploring, investigating, and problem solving. They will provide challenging transitions from two-dimensional pictures into three-dimensional models. Students will gain great hands-on experiences, boost trial-and-error confidence, and learn valuable lessons in compromising during partner work. Open-ended design challenges will capture your childs imagination! Thousands of additional pieces from LEGO resource sets will spark new and experienced summer LEGO builders. The grand finale will bring simple machines to life! Your children, both girls and boys, will find this class energizing and entertaining as a favorite WCS Summer Explorations class! 930 940 6/18-6/22 6/25-6/29 12:30p-3:00p 9:00a-11:30a 2nd-5th 2nd-5th $208/$200 $208/$200
Reading Explosion I
Lindsey Flaten
Zoology
Aaron Lechien
Although the bison is the state mammal, it is not the only animal that is native to Kansas. Come join us in learning about the different animal groups native to Kansas as well as other animal groups. We will also be taking a field trip to the Sedgwick County Zoo. 970 972 7/16-7/20 7/16-7/20 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 8-11 Ages 8-11 $109/$105 $109/$105
Health Nuts
Sherri Newlin
Get your summer started on the right foot. Come have a ball with us as we exercise the body and mind. Plan for an active week as we develop our brain power with brain teasers, train our bodies to stretch beyond our wildest dreams, learn fun new games both indoors and out, and learn how to prepare and EAT healthy snacks. Remember, its important to keep the body fit, so join us for a fun-filled, healthy week. 950 7/9-7/13 9:00a-11:15a 2nd-5th $109/$105
Acting/Improv
Tanya Leddy
Youre in space no wait, a castle! Now youre under the sea, and youre a robot no, a princess, wait a robot princess! Welcome to the fast-paced and hilarious world of improv, where youre in control of everything that happens. If you enjoy being on stage or just laughing, youll love this class. Using fun games and exercises, well spend the week honing your improvisational skills. Doing improv can improve acting skills, vocal projection, stage movement, and the ability to think on your feet but most importantly, its a lot of fun! 974 7/16-7/20 9:00a-11:45a Ages 7-12 $109/$105
Toons and Voice
Gaby White
Lego Robotics for Beginners
Jessica Mallard
We Do Robotics I
Cindy Johnson
Students will learn how to build and program NXT robots using fabulous instructional software from Lego Education. Activities include assembling and programming sensor attachments and motors, loops and switches, and creating cool vehicles. Students can learn at their own pace and keep it simple or get more advanced as the week progresses. Class enrollment is limited to 16 to ensure maximum hands-on experience. 980 7/16-7/19 (M-Th) 9:00-11:30a 4th-8th $129/$125
Recycled Art
Tanya Leddy
Jonna Bolan
Calling all Show Choir fans! If your student likes singing, dancing, and acting, they will love this class. Students will be learning a variety of pop and show tunes, learn choreography for each song, and put on a show the last day of class. 960 962 7/9-7/20 7/23-8/3 12:45p-1:45p 2:00p-3:30p Ages 6-8 Ages 9-12 $207/$200 $207/$200
You dont just need paint and canvas to make art! Learn to see the beauty in everyday things by signing up for recycled art turning ordinary, everyday objects into beautiful art. Well make great projects using things like straws and plastic bottles as well as make your own paper! After seeing how common objects can create something beautiful, youll never look at the world the same again. An art show on Friday will showcase the weeks projects. 982 7/23-7/27 12:15p-3:00p 3rd-6th $109/$105
We Do Robotics II
Cindy Johnson
Iron Chefs
Debra Dennill
Are you a budding chef? This is where it starts: a fun week making delicious food. We will make pizza, cook spaghetti, bake a potato, make cupcakes, and many more. We will learn how to read a recipe and measure ingredients. Learn what seasonings can do for food. Come and tantalize your taste buds with Little Iron Chefs! 382 7/16-7/20 9:00a-11:45a Ages 5-7 $109/$105
Jumpstart to 1st Grade
Susan Pangrac
Reading Explosion II
Lindsey Flaten
This Welcome to First Grade session includes many learning opportunities with hands-on brain builders, netbook fun, and Smartboard use, as well as incorporating math, science, the language arts, and the arts. This is a great way for your family to feel comfortable with the transition into first grade. Come and enjoy! 990 7/23-8/3 9:00a-12:00p Into 1st $302/$290
Jumpstart to 2nd Grade
Lori Primm
Do It Up Diva
Kimberly Farner
Your daughter is sure to feel like a diva during her girl-powered week. We will surround ourselves with glamour and girly activities, including jewelry making, singing, dancing, glittery crafts, social etiquette, confidence building, and lots of diva fun. We will top off this glamorous week with mini-manicures, sparkle makeovers, and a diva fashion party. 400 402 7/16-7/20 7/16-7/20 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 6-8 Ages 6-8 $109/$105 $109/$105
Review and strengthen math skills and concepts through the hands-on approach of our Every Day Math curriculum. Various games and manipulatives will enhance the motivation for learning while providing the necessary tools for exploration and problem solving. A variety of childrens literature will also be used to improve reading fluency, comprehension, vocabulary, inferencing, etc. This two-week class is for students stepping up to second grade. 1000 7/23-8/3 9:00a-12:00p Into 2nd $302/$290
Jumpstart to 3rd Grade
Sherri Newlin
Terrific Typists
Kristy Hoffman
This two-week class is for incoming third graders only. Take this opportunity to develop your reading comprehension, word attack skills, reading for details, and vocabulary development. We will even have fun with your favorite books. Math Exploration will go into more depth, building on previously learned skills and developing an understanding of interrelated concepts. The students will use these concepts to enhance their daily math activities. 1010 7/23-8/3 9:00a-12:00p Into 3rd $302/$290
If youre having a bit of trouble with typing and even if youre not! this class will provide extra practice for building your keyboarding skills. Students will use several different software programs and play fun typing games to gain more confidence in their typing abilities. If youre new to Collegiate, this class is the perfect way to get caught up. 1040 7/23-7/27 1050 7/30-8/3 12:30p-1:30p 12:30p-1:30p 3rd-8th 3rd-8th $166/$160 $166/$160
Jumpstart to 4th Grade
Belinda Mould
Fun with Photo Finishing
Kristy Hoffman
Want to get an edge on 4th grade? Come join us for the two-week class Jump Start into 4th grade. We will be reading the exciting novel, From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler, about a bored and brainy twelve-year-old girl who talks her nine-year-old brother into running away with her. They choose the Metropolitan Museum of Art in which to spend the night. On Thursday night, August 4, we will have a special evening with Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler. The evening will include dinner, games, and a movie. We will also be reviewing our third grade language skills and enjoy acting with Readers Theater! In math, we will review all our skills in a variety of fun ways. We will be using Accelerated Math. 1020 7/23-8/3 9:00a-12:00p Into 4th $302/$290
Students will have a blast editing photos and creating new images. Theyll learn to add pop art effects, create a self-portrait, and silk screen an existing photo, all using free software and available web-based programs. Who needs Photoshop? Okay, some people do, but well have lots of fun without it. 1060 7/23-7/27 1:30p-3:00p 3rd-5th $181/$175
Become a Movie Producer
Kristy Hoffman
Lets Travel to Europe
Sumita Ghosh
Lights! Camera! Action! Join us in the computer lab as we make our own movies. Students will create their own movie during the week, edit it on the computer, and share their creative projects with their classmates on Friday (with popcorn, too!) when the lab turns into a movie theater! 1062 7/30-8/3 1070 7/30-8/3 1:30p-3:00p 12:00p-4:00p 3rd-5th 5th $181/$175
Ready, set, go! Its time to pack our bags and travel together to Europe. We will make brief stops at France, Spain, Great Britain, and Greece. We will learn about their landmarks (places to visit), people, food, festivals, and arts. Would you like to cook and taste some of the food they eat? Passports will be provided. 470 472 7/23-7/27 7/23-7/27 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 5-7 Ages 5-7 $109/$105 $109/$105
Jumpstart to 5th Grade Creative Writing
Meghan Smith
$259/$250
Tanya Leddy
Ms. Frizzle visits WCS
Sherri Newlin
All aboard the Magical School Bus to take a magical trip into the world of science. Spend the week with Ms. Frizzle doing science experiments and learning all kinds of fun and interesting unknown science facts. 1030 7/23-7/27 12:30p-3:00p 2nd-4th $109/$105
Everyone has a story to tell whats yours? Come find out in this creative writing class! We will spend the week learning about the writing process and crafting original stories, all from your own imagination. A variety of writing prompts will be provided to get you started, if needed. Create your own original story by the end of the week. 1072 7/30-8/3 12:15p-3:00p 4th-6th $109/$105
Percussion Pinache
Steve Elmore and Jonna Bolan
Come make music in a different way, playing pitched and non-pitched instruments in a group setting. Even if you have never touched an instrument before, you will learn how to create exciting and beautiful music. You will demonstrate your achievements with a final recital on Friday. 1080 7/30-8/3 1082 7/30-8/3 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 7-11 Ages 7-11 $109/$105 $109/$105
Mozart Melodies
Ashley Rescott
Did you know that Mozart was only 5 when he began composing music? He showed that kids can be great composers, too! Come join us for a week of musical memories, where you will hear about some of the most famous composers of all time, including Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart. You will even learn to write some music of your own! 500 7/30-8/3 12:15p-3:00p Ages 5-7 $109/$105
Famous Artists
Sumita Ghosh
Would you like to become an artist one day? Come and explore with me the lives and artwork of few of the famous artists. In this class, you will get to recreate a masterpiece of the famous artists. At the end, you will create your very first masterpiece. 540 542 8/6-8/10 8/6-8/10 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 5-7 Ages 5-7 $109/$105 $109/$105
Pirates of Collegiate
Tanya Leddy
Arrg! Were looking for a brave new crew for our pirate ship. Each day we will find new clues and maps as we scour the campus in search of the treasure. Be prepared to get wet. After all, pirates must be around water. Come join the fun! 1090 8/6-8/10 1092 8/6-8/10 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 7-10 Ages 7-10 $109/$105 $109/$105
Joe Talbot will lead camp for June 4 to June 22.

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Baby sitting Clinic
Red Cross Representative
Especially for young people 11-15 years old, this course gives participants the knowledge, skills, and confidence to care for infants though school-aged children. Topics include safety issues, preventing injuries and illnesses, basic child care, first aid, rescue breathing, care for choking, and age-appropriate behavior and play. Must be 11 before class starts. Please bring a sack lunch, because this class will meet all day. 990 991 TBD TBD 8:30a-3:30p 8:30a-3:30p Ages 11-15 Ages 11-15 $47/$45 $47/$45
John Leddy will lead camp for June 25 to August 10.
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Sports Camp Joe Talbot / John Leddy
Our main event will be non-stop sporting fun! Sports will be played in the spirit of team-building and good sportsmanship. Each week will include a variety of sports. But the fun doesnt end there. In the afternoon, Sports Camp will be off to different activities, including bowling, mini golf, the nature center, ice-skating, and of course, swimming. Fridays will be particularly fun. Every Friday there will be either a picnic cookout (lunch provided) followed by swimming or an all-day field trip. (Remember to pack a lunch you can eat on the road or at a picnic ground!) The planned field trips include Exploration Place, the Zoo, and the Cosmosphere. Pack your lunch and sports gear (make sure you have your swimming suit, towel, and sunscreen with you every day) and join in on the fun! Note: You may send your children for partial sessions that will be pro-rated accordingly.
Camp Collegiate
Scott Hawley
Art Adventures
Tanya Leddy
How would you like to go to camp this summer without ever leaving home? Many boys and girls in Wichita have spent hours of fun in Scott Hawleys Camp Collegiate, a day camp especially designed for boys and girls who are entering third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, or eighth grade. Campers spend their days with friends and counselors doing all of the typical camp things: swimming, arts and crafts, having treats, horseback riding, games and a lot of not-so-traditional things, like feeding and caring for snakes, lizards, and other reptiles; studying ecosystems and astronomy; building woodworking and electronics projects; visiting caves and the Oklahoma salt flats; going to Laser Quest; and competing in science challenges. Kids often say that this camp is one of the best parts of their summer! Note: You may send your children for partial sessions that will be pro-rated accordingly. Please call Scott Hawley for further details at 634-0489, ext. 410. Explore the Great Outdoors 700 6/4-6/8 9:00a-3:00p 701 6/11-6/15 9:00a-3:00p Science Challenge Camp 702 6/18-6/22 9:00a-3:00p 703 6/25-6/29 9:00a-3:00p Machine Building Camp 704 7/2-7/6 9:00a-3:00p 705 7/9-7/13 9:00a-3:00p Mystery Camp 706 7/16-7/20 9:00a-3:00p Explore the Great Outdoors 707 7/23-7/27 9:00a-3:00p 3rd-8th 3rd-8th 3rd-8th 3rd-8th 3rd-8th 3rd-8th 3rd-8th 3rd-8th $215/$207 $215/$207 $215/$207 $215/$207 $171/$165.60 $215/$207 $215/$207 $215/$207
Art can be made in so many ways come try them all! From sculpting with clay and splatter paint to drawing and paper-mach, well use the hands-on approach to explore the different media artists use to create their work. We will also learn about famous artists and showcase our work from the week, including a surprise art project on the last day, with an art show. 830 6/4-6/10 9:00a-11:45a Ages 7-12 $109/$105
Math Boot Camp
Lori Trisler
Are your math facts out of shape? Do your fractions seem flabby? Is your problem solving just pathetic? Measurement leave you moping? Data put you down in the dumps? If so, then Math Boot Camp is just the place for you! Well whip those facts and fractions into shape. Those problem solving skills wont know what hit them. Measurement and data? Let me at em. 840 6/4-6/22 (3 wks) 9:00a-11:00a 3rd-5th $336/$325
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By Golly By Gum
Laura Drouhard
We will explore math concepts such as mass, fractions, and percentages through investigations with gum, candy, and our human bodies! Find out how the amount of time gum is chewed affects its mass, learn about fair shares with packages of candy, and discover why we need breakfast and exercise to be healthy! Your math ans science skills will be strengthened as we investigate these exciting topics and collect and interpret data! 890 6/11-6/15 9:00a-11:45a 3rd-5th $129/$125
Art Adventures
Tanya Leddy
Legends Soccer Camp
Meurig Cundy
Art can be made in so many ways come try them all! From sculpting with clay and splatter paint to drawing and paper-mach, well use the hands-on approach to explore the different media artists use to create their work. We will also learn about famous artists and showcase our work from the week, including a surprise art project on the last day, with an art show. 900 6/11-6/15 9:00a-11:45a 3rd-6th $109/$105
Be a Science Guinea Pig
Amy Dokken
Green Apple Theatre
Audra Lee
Wanted: Students to test out various labs before they are incorporated into my science class. We will perform lab experiments, test new activities, and go on field trips, then provide critiques of whether or not the experience was classroom worthy. Many biological subjects will be covered, such as microbiology, forensic science, gardening, health, and even art! This is a do it class! Come join the fun! 1100 6/18-6/22 9:00a-12:00p 5th-8th $181/$175
Summer Reading Program Leslie Prechtel & Allison Fiegel

Exciting things are happening with the Summer Reading Program in the Sheldon Coleman Library in the Middle School Building. Students will be able to receive individualized attention, check out A.R. books, read with friends, take quizzes, enjoy their own snacks and/or lunch, and earn prizes. Students get a jump-start on their A.R. points for the fall while enjoying a comfortable place to read, access to A.R. books and over 130,000 A.R. quizzes. Please notice that the class will meet Monday Thursday for 5 weeks. Students can sign up by the week or for the full session, however, weekly rates will not be pro-rated. Quizzes over classroom novels will not be available to the students during the Summer A.R. class. We look forward to seeing you and reading together. 1110 6/18-7/19 10:00a-2:00p 5th-8th $207/$200* *$50 per week or $200 for full session
Summer Math Program at WCS

Enroll your son or daughter in the Summer Math Program at WCS. Students will use the power of Khan Academy with their laptops to remediate, practice, and master necessary math skills. This is a student-centered program that allows the students to work at their own pace and work on the areas they need help in the most. Students will receive individualized attention, work problems with friends, attain mastery, enjoy snacks and/or lunch, and earn prizes. Students will get a jump-start on next years curriculum or improve on the fundamentals they will need for next year. We look forward to seeing you and doing math together. Class will meet Monday Thursday for 4 weeks. Students can sign up by the week or for the full session. 1840 6/4-6/28 (M-Th) 9:00a-11:00a 6th-11th $50/week or $186/$180 for 4 wks
Music Mania II
Jonna Bolan
This is a class for the student who already plays an instrument (i.e. piano, violin, guitar, etc...). This class will build on the music skills your student already has. Students will work both individually and collectively in activities that will further enhance their musical understanding. The class will include singing, playing the keyboard, rhythm instruments, computer use, and a variety of music games. 922 6/18-6/22 10:30a-12:00p Ages 7-11 $155/$150
Toons and Voice
Gaby White
Jonna Bolan
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Calling all Show Choir fans! If your student likes singing, dancing, and acting, they will love this class. Students will be learning a variety of pop and show tunes, learn choreography for each song, and put on a show the last day of class. 962 7/23-8/3 2:00p-3:30p Ages 9-12 $207/$200
Zoology
Aaron Lechien
American Girls
Tanya Leddy
Come spend the week exploring the worlds of American Girls: Felicity, Cecil, Marie Grace, Kirsten, Julie, and 2012 girl of the year, McKenzie. Learn more about the era of each American Girl with crafts, stories, cooking, and other activities, as well as the chance to create your own character. We will do a mystery field trip, too! Bring your doll, and be prepared to have fun! 260 6/18-6/22 9:00a-11:45a Ages 6-11 $109/$105
Although the bison is the state mammal, it is not the only animal that is native to Kansas. Come join us in learning about the different animal groups native to Kansas as well as other animal groups. We will also be taking a field trip to the Sedgwick County Zoo. 970 972 7/16-7/20 7/16-7/20 9:00a-11:45a 12:15p-3:00p Ages 8-11 Ages 8-11 $109/$105 $109/$105
Lego Robotics for Beginners
Jessica Mallard
LEGO Explorations!
Martha Leaf
Gears, levers, pulleys, wheels, and axles bring models to life! Projects can range from building a step-by-step merry-go-round to inventing a vehicle replacing Cinderellas broken-down pumpkin coach on the way to the ball. The guided explorations and inventive applications are appropriate for both interested beginners and experienced LEGO fans. LEGO Technic Kits, simple machine sets of 200+ pieces, give every student the opportunity to explore areas of mechanical engineering through simple machines and structural experiments. Activities will focus on exploring, investigating, and problem solving. They will provide challenging transitions from two-dimensional pictures into three-dimensional models. Students will gain great hands-on experiences, boost trial-and-error confidence, and learn valuable lessons in compromising during partner work. Open-ended design challenges will capture your childs imagination! Thousands of additional pieces from LEGO resource sets will spark new and experienced summer LEGO builders. The grand finale will bring simple machines to life! Your children, both girls and boys, will find this class energizing and entertaining as a favorite WCS Summer Explorations class! 930 940 6/18-6/22 6/25-6/29 12:30p-3:00p 9:00a-11:30a 2nd-5th 2nd-5th $208/$200 $208/$200
Students will learn how to build and program NXT robots using fabulous instructional software from Lego Education. Activities include assembling and programming sensor attachments and motors, loops and switches, and creating cool vehicles. Students can learn at their own pace and keep it simple or get more advanced as the week progresses. Class enrollment is limited to 16 to ensure maximum hands-on experience. 980 7/16-7/19 (M-Th) 9:00-11:30a 4th-8th $129/$125
Recycled Art
Tanya Leddy
You dont just need paint and canvas to make art! Learn to see the beauty in everyday things by signing up for recycled art turning ordinary, everyday objects into beautiful art. Well make great projects using things like straws and plastic bottles as well as make your own paper! After seeing how common objects can create something beautiful, youll never look at the world the same again. An art show on Friday will showcase the weeks projects. 982 7/23-7/27 12:15p-3:00p 3rd-6th $109/$105
Terrific Typists
Kristy Hoffman
Toons and Voice
Gaby White
If youre having a bit of trouble with typing -- and even if youre not! this class will provide extra practice for building your keyboarding skills. Students will use several different software programs and play fun typing games to gain more confidence in their typing abilities. If youre new to Collegiate, this class is the perfect way to get caught up. 1040 7/23-7/27 1050 7/30-8/3 12:30p-1:30p 12:30p-1:30p 3rd-8th 3rd-8th $166/$160 $166/$160
Fun with Photo Finishing
Kristy Hoffman
Health Nuts
Sherri Newlin
Students will have a blast editing photos and creating new images. Theyll learn to add pop art effects, create a self-portrait, and silk screen an existing photo, all using free software and available web-based programs. Who needs Photoshop? Okay, some people do, but well have lots of fun without it. 1060 7/23-7/27 1:30p-3:00p 3rd-5th $181/$175
Get your summer started on the right foot. Come have a ball with us as we exercise the body and mind. Plan for an active week as we develop our brain power with brain teasers, train our bodies to stretch beyond our wildest dreams, learn fun new games both indoors and out, and learn how to prepare and EAT healthy snacks. Remember, its important to keep the body fit, so join us for a fun-filled, healthy week. 950 7/9-7/13 9:00a-11:15a 2nd-5th $109/$105
Become a Movie Producer
Kristy Hoffman
Lights! Camera! Action! Join us in the computer lab as we make our own movies. Students will create their own movie during the week, edit it on the computer, and share their creative projects with their classmates on Friday (with popcorn, too!) when the lab turns into a movie theater! 1062 7/30-8/3 1:30p-3:00p 3rd-5th $181/$175
Jumpstart to 5th Grade
Meghan Smith
This class will jump start students into their fifth grade year with fun activities. There will be reviews of math, grammar skills, and geogpraphy. This course offers students the opportunity to gain confidence in their readiness for fifth grade. 1070 7/30-8/3 12:00p-4:00p Incoming 5th $259/$250
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Summer Math Program at WCS
Enroll your son or daughter in the Summer Math Program at WCS. Students will use the power of Khan Academy with their laptops to remediate, practice, and master necessary math skills. This is a student-centered program that allows the students to work at their own pace and work on the areas they need help in the most. Students will receive individualized attention, work problems with friends, attain mastery, enjoy snacks and/or lunch, and earn prizes. Students will get a jump-start on next years curriculum or improve on the fundamentals they will need for next year. We look forward to seeing you and doing math together. Class will meet Monday Thursday for 4 weeks. Students can sign up by the week or for the full session. 1840 6/4-6/28 (M-Th) 9:00a-11:00a 6th-11th $50/week or $186/$180 for 4 wks
Study Tactics
Gidget Watson
Start off the school year organized and ready to go with study skills that can make your life in middle school much easier! Students in this summer class will improve their organizational strategies, explore personal learning styles, and learn how to set and attack their goals. The focus will be on note-taking options, test-taking tricks, and textbook outlining. Find out the secrets of teacher-pleasing behavior, how to be a better listener, and new time management techniques. Note: This class meets on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. 1120 7/31-8/9 (T-Th) 10:00-11:00a* 1121 7/31-8/9 (T-Th) 11:00a-12:00p* 7th-8th 5th-6th $124.50/$120 $124.50/$120
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Math Rocks!
Jessica Mallard
The 5th & 6th grade math class is a layered curriculum class where students work through chosen activities in skill areas. As students progress, the level of thinking and difficulty increase. Activities include partner games, practice problems, short videos, and Accelerated Math. Student choice and one-on-one help from the teacher make this an ideal class for anyone who needs extra help, wants more math confidence, or wants to work ahead. Fifth grade topics include operations on whole numbers, decimals, and fractions; geometry; whole and decimal place value; and rounding. Sixth grade topics include operations on decimals, fractions, and integers; fraction-decimal-percent conversions; equations; and geometry. 1130 7/30-8/2 9:00a-11:00a 5th-6th $207/$200
Intro PSAT Math Intro PSAT Verbal
Gale Farmer Tammy Mykel
Creative Writing
Tanya Leddy
Everyone has a story to tell whats yours? Come find out in this creative writing class! We will spend the week learning about the writing process and crafting original stories, all from your own imagination. A variety of writing prompts will be provided to get you started, if needed. Create your own original story by the end of the week. 1140 7/30-8/3 12:15p-3:00p 4th-6th $109/$105
These one-week courses are intended for rising sophomores, and students should plan to enroll in both courses. While these courses provide testspecific information and practice, the primary focus is on developing effective preparation strategies that students should use over the next three years in preparation for the junior year PSAT, which is the qualifying test for the National Merit Scholarship program, and for the SAT examination their junior and senior years. The sooner that a student begins a systematic, consistent approach to test preparation, the greater the likelihood that a student will achieve their potential on these important examinations. 1200 6/4-6/8 1210 6/4-6/8 8:30a-9:25a (Math) 10th 9:30a-10:25a (Verbal) 10th $103.50/$100 $103.50/$100
PSAT/SAT English & Reading Prep
Tammy Mykel (June) and Barbara Stokley (July)
Baby sitting Clinic
Red Cross Representative
Especially for young people 11-15 years old, this course gives participants the knowledge, skills, and confidence to care for infants though school-aged children. Topics include safety issues, preventing injuries and illnesses, basic child care, first aid, rescue breathing, care for choking, and age-appropriate behavior and play. Must be 11 before class starts. Please bring a sack lunch, because this class will meet all day. 990 991 TBD TBD 8:30a-3:30p 8:30a-3:30p Ages 11-15 Ages 11-15 $47/$45 $47/$45
This two-week course, offered at two different times for your convenience, will focus on preparation for the verbal and writing sections of the PSAT and SAT standardized tests. Both verbal exams assess reading comprehension, emphasizing interpretation and analysis of prose passages from a variety of disciplines. They also rely heavily on a students breadth of vocabulary and knowledge of grammar in the context of good writing. This course will review these areas, teach tips and strategies for maximizing test performance, and provide students practice in taking timed sections of the test. Participants will need to complete practice assignments outside of class. Rising juniors are strongly encouraged to take both math and verbal preparation courses. These courses are an important step in the development of a systematic approach to test preparation that should include continuing individual work at home through the fall of the senior year. In addition to SAT instruction, students will also receive an introduction to the ACT English sections. 1220 6/4-6/15 1230 7/30-8/10 8:00a-9:25a 8:00a-9:25a 9th-12th 9th-12th $233/$225 $233/$225
PSAT/SAT Math Prep
Gale Farmer (June) and Sarah Gruetter (July)
This test preparation class will include a review of the mathematical concepts and strategies needed for a high level of success on the SAT and/or the PSAT examinations. Each session will help students become familiar with the test format and types of questions; maximize their potential score by developing strategies with which to approach the test; develop confidence in solving both multiple choice and open response questions; and stress areas to improve based on the groups previous PSAT score reports, if available. Participants
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will need to complete practice problems outside of class. Rising juniors are strongly encouraged to take both math and verbal preparation courses. These courses are an important step in the development of a systematic approach to test preparation which should include continuing individual work at home through the fall of the senior year. In addition to SAT instruction, students will also receive an introduction to the ACT mathematics section. 1240 6/4-6/15 1250 7/30-8/10 9:20a-10:55a 9:20a-10:55a 9th-12th 9th-12th $233/$225 $233/$225
AP Literature Supplemental Reading
Jillian King
Drivers Ed
Brint Walstad
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Help your young adult meet the demands of driving safely! Students must be 14 on or before the first day of class. The course includes 20 hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of driving time. Maximum 20 students for Session I and 15 students for Session II. Students need a pen or pencil and a notebook. For more information, please contact Brint Walstad at 316-8663000 ext 2234 or brint.walstad@usd267.com. 1260 6/4-6/15 (class time) 8:00a-10:00a 14 yrs old $388.50/$375 *6/7-6/29 (driving times scheduled with instructor) 1270 7/9-7/20 (class time) 8:00a-10:00a 14 yrs old $388.50/$375 *7/12-7/31 (driving times scheduled with instructor)
Government/Economics for Credit Rodney Wren

This course is designed to offer students the equivalent of one-semester study of the concepts and the structure of American government and a onesemester study of the fundamental principles of economics. Completion of this course satisfies the Wichita Collegiate School social studies graduation requirement and the Kansas Board of Regents requirements for a government credit. 6/4-7/13 8:00a-12:00p 10th-12th $721/$700
This course is designed to provide students with the opportunity to read and analyze literature. The works covered in this course are some of those that commonly appear on the exam as options for the open essay portion of the AP Literature exam. These are also works that the student may not have covered during their regular English curriculum. This course will help students read and interpret texts and they will have the opportunity to find deeper meaning in those texts. This course is also for students with a love of literature that may want to read and discuss literature in an interactive group setting. The format for this course will be a seminar (group discussion) style setting. Each one week session will also include a short writing component designed to help students organize their ideas and support those ideas with information from the text as they will be asked to do in future English courses and on the AP Literature exam. This course will be offered in three separate one-week sessions. A student may sign up for all three sessions or an individual session. The text should be read prior to the beginning of the course. Students will need to purchase their own copy of the text. If you have any questions about the course details, please e-mail Jillian King. jking@wcsks.com Session I: The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde 1300 6/18-6/22 10:00a-12:00p 9th-12th $311/$300 Session II: Medea by Euripides 1310 7/23-7/27 10:00a-12:00p 9th-12th $311/$300 Session III: Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte 1320 8/6-8/10 10:00a-12:00p 9th-12th $311/$300
Online Research Seminar

1330 6/25-6/29 TBD
Amy Cunningham
9th-12th TBD
The Joy of Genius
Peter DeVries
AP Biology Jumpstart
Kristin Soupene
While genius is not guaranteed, enjoyment is. For those who enjoy creative writing and/or self-examination, this class will be a welcome change of pace. For this course, our primary text will be How to Think Like Leonardo Davinci by Michael Gelb. The reading load will be relatively light. Most of our time will be spent in writing activities and class experiments (experiments will focus on food, art, and musica good time!). Writing and discovery can and should be fun. My hope for students is that they will renew their love for writing and discover a more profound sense of wonder for the beauty that daily surrounds us. *While having a class early in the morning may be a turn off, I am willing to offer breakfast food and coffee as incentives. (I also need some brain food/ caffeine at that early hour.) ** For the purposes of individual attention and solid discussion, the class will be capped at 12. Should there be enough interest, I am willing to add another section. 1280 6/18-6/28 (M-Th) 8:00a-9:30a Completed 9th $207/$200
This class is designed for students who have taken Biology I and wish to enroll in AP Biology for the 2011-2012 school year. This is not a required course; however, it is highly recommended for sophomores planning to take both Chemistry and AP Biology concurrently. Upcoming juniors and seniors are welcome to enroll as well. This will be a great jump-start to a fun and challenging learning experience in AP Biology! Need Minimum of 6 Students. 1340 8/6-8/10 9:30a-11:30a 10th-12th $233/$225
Stories of the Southwest: Desert Dreams, Dust and Blood Peter DeVries
In this course, we will focus on two American writers: Cormac McCarthy and Willa Cather, specifically the novels No Country for Old Men and The Professors House. Both are 20th century fiction set deep in the American southwest. One, a modern novel of ragged violence, desperation, and corruption; one a bittersweet tale of reflectiona draught of memory, mixing flavors of love and adventure, disappointment and hope. The intent is threefold: 1) enjoy two excellent novels; 2) examine the literary techniques used by masters of the craft; and 3) prepare for AP style writing prompts and drafting skills. While both texts are relatively easy reads, they are not for the faint of heart. You will be faced with stories that are equal parts gritty, honest, and troubling. *Pieces by both authors are frequently used on the AP Literature Test. **For the purposes of individual attention and solid discussion, the class will be capped at 12. Should there be enough interest, I am willing to add another section. 1290 7/30-8/10 (M-Th) 8:30a-10:00a Completed 9th $207/$200
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Green Apple Theatre Audra Lee
Collegiate Percussion Camp
Sam Hake
The Collegiate Percussion Camp will review the basics of percussion, drumline techniques, and performing in a percussion ensemble. Tuesday of camp will include observing a drum and bugle corp hosted at WCS, and a ticket for Drums Across Kansas in the evening. Parents can also order tickets with the group by notifying Mr. Hake. The week of music will end in a performance for family and friends! We will focus on good musicianship, mental focus, and most of all, HAVE FUN making music! 1430 7/16-7/20 1440 7/16-7/20 10:00a-12:00p 12:00p-2:00p 6th 7th-8th $140/$135 $140/$135
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Private Piano
Janice Hobbs Jazz I & II Audra Lee
Passing on my love of music to students of all ages is the joy of my life. In addition to working on the fundamentals of playing piano, I will focus on giving my students the ability to enjoy all kinds of music, learning theory, and weaving in music history. Course fee includes eight 30-minute sessions scheduled from June 1 to July 30, times arranged directly with the instructor. 1350 6/4-8/10 Arr 8 Lessons Age 7 - Adult $181.50/$175
Private Piano
Helen Griffin
Students of any level and any age will benefit from these 30-minute lessons, with emphasis on playing their pieces better and gaining confidence to move on to a higher level of performance. Lessons will be scheduled directly with the teacher, with some flexibility allowed for make-ups due to camps and vacations. Course fee includes five 30-minute sessions scheduled from June 1 to July 30, times arranged directly with the instructor. 1360 6/4-8/10 Arr 5 Lessons K-Adult $160.50/$155
Audra Lee, a Collegiate graduate, is well known to Collegiate families as the choreographer of many of our most recent productions, including Cats, Les Miserables, Jesus Christ Superstar, Crazy for You, Aida, Annie, West Side Story, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat, and Beauty and the Beast. She owned the Performing Arts School in Fayetteville, Arkansas before returning to Wichita with her family several years ago. Jazz classes will go all summer. 1400 6/14-8/10 1410 6/14-8/10 8:30a-9:30a (T Only) Jazz I&II $124.50/$120 8:30a-9:30a (W only) Jazz III&IV $124.50/$120
Footworks at Collegiate Studio A
Andrea Finch
Summer Voice Lessons
Kathy Wisner
Gain confidence in your own voice and sound by learning good vocal skills and habits that teach good breathing and voice projection for a variety of styles of singing: classical, music theater, belt, jazz, pop, and even some rock and country. Lessons are 5 pre-arranged one half hour weekly lessons, plus a master voice class every Friday where we will learn how to sing in front of other without being too scared! Lessons are good for preparing for auditions, for solo singing, contest, or just for improving your sound for the next school year! A short program will be held on July 8 for our last voice class (parents welcome). Lesson times available: Mon., Wed., and Fri. mornings, 9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Please contact Kathy Wisner (home 683-3037 or cell 617-3315) to arrange half hour weekly lesson time. Half-hour lessons once a week for 5 weeks, plus a voice class every Fri. from 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. All lessons will be in my studio across the hall from the middle school faculty lounge (old counselors office). All voice classes will be in the middle school music room unless otherwise notified. 1370 6/6-7/8 Arr 5th-12th $259/$250
Andrea Finch through Footworks will be offering June and July sessions of dance each four weeks for all ages 3 to adult of ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, and stretch/conditioning. Pricing will be done on a punch card system as last year. Please contact Andrea directly at andreaf617@yahoo.com or 479-685-1093 for specific details on dates and times and registration information. 1420 TBD TBD Age 3-Adult TBD
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Happy Feet Soccer Camp Meurig Cundy
Happy feet camps have a kid friendly curriculum to ensure kids are having an absolute blast while developing essential physical skills. Coaches use a curriculum that is both age and skill level appropriate. For more information check out www.happysoccerfeet.com or email Coach Meurig at meurig@ happysoccerfeet.com. Please note: This class meets Monday through Thursday. 150 152 6/4-6/8 6/4-6/8 8:30a-10:00a 12:30p-2:00p Ages 4-6 Ages 4-6 $99/$95 $99/$95
Private Piano
1380 6/4-8/10 1390 6/4-8/10 TBD (6-week session) K-Adult TBD (8-week session) K-Adult
Erin Sundquist
$124.50/$120 $155.50/$150
Happy Feet Soccer Class
Meurig Cundy
Happy feet classes have a kid friendly curriculum to ensure kids are having an absolute blast while developing essential physical skills. Classes are constantly building on each other, and our coaches use a curriculum that is both age and skill level appropriate. For more information check out www.happysoccerfeet.com or email Coach Meurig at meurig@happysoccerfeet.com. Please note: This class is a nine-week course that meets throughout the summer on the day specified below. **No Happy Feet Soccer Class the week of 7/2-7/6. 160 161 162 6/12-8/7 6/13-8/8 6/14-8/9 Tues 8:30a-9:00a Wed 8:30a-9:00a Thur 8:30a-9:00a Ages 2-3 Ages 4-5 Ages 6-10 $83/$80 $83/$80 $83/$80
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Legends Soccer Camp
Meurig Cundy
man who leaves our camp to have a total and complete understanding of what it takes to be successful in the game of basketball. In the past twenty-two years, Coach Fiegel has won five State Championships (1993, 1996, 2007, 2009, and 2010) They were second in 1998 and finished third in 1994 and 2011. In 2007 and 2010 he was chosen by the Wichita Eagle as Metro Coach of the Year and All-State Coach of the Year as well. When you think about what camp to choose for you son this summer, ask yourself these questions:
1. Do you want a tough and challenging camp for your son? 2. Is 24 years of summer camp experience important to you? 3. Do you want your son to work harder than he has ever worked and have fun while he is doing it? 4. Do you at some point hope that your son will be a high school player on a great TEAM?
Collegiate Girls Basketball
Terrence Phox
Coach Terrence Phox just finished his seventh season as Head Coach of the Lady Spartans varsity basketball team. In 2011 the Lady Spartans won the 3A State Championship and in 2009, the Lady Spartans took 2nd in the 3A State Tournament. The teams success can be attributed to hard work, positive attitudes, learning proper fundamentals, and working on individual skills during the off-season. Coach Phox will share these same teachings and philosophies in his camps this summer. These camps will provide positive instruction with emphasis on good attitudes, work ethics, and having fun. The instruction and focus will be age appropriate for each camp session. Every person who attends will receive a camp T-shirt. Come join Coach Phox, his staff, and some of the Lady Spartan basketball players for a fun and focused week of basketball. 1500 6/11-6/14 1510 6/11-6/14 9:00-11:00a 11:30a-2:30p K-5th 6th-8th $83/$80 $103.50/$100
If the answer is yes to any of these questions, then this is the camp for you. We are committed to providing a challenging and instructional experience for your son. Every player will receive a basketball report card to evaluate his current skill level and a camp T-shirt. Each session will be limited to thirty campers enrol early; sessions fill up quickly, and we are committed to the thirty-camper limit to insure quality instruction. Please contact Coach Fiegel (771-2227) with any questions you may have. Shooting Camp 1520 6/12-6/14 Boys Basketball 1530 6/18-6/21 1540 6/18-6/21 1550 6/25-6/28 1560 7/9-7/12 1570 7/9-7/12 3:00p-5:00p 11:00a-1:00p 1:30p-3:00p 1:00p-4:00p 11:00a-12:30p 1:00p-3:00p 5th-8th 3rd-5th K-2nd 6th-8th K-2nd 3rd-5th $103.50/$100 $103.50/$100 $98.50/$95 $114/$110 $98.50/$95 $103.50/$100
Collegiate Boys Basketball
Mitch Fiegel
If you are interested in a real basketball camp, then Coach Fiegel has just the camp for you. We have one primary goal in our camps and that is to prepare you to be successful as a basketball player. We focus on three areas to make that happen fundamentals, attitude - and work ethic. We want every young
Pickup Basketball
John Rothwell
If you would like your son to have the opportunity to learn how to become a competitor, then have him come play pickup basketball. Your son will learn the rules and etiquette of pickup basketball as well as develop and expand his game. Your son will learn communication skills and develop a competitive edge that will help him his whole life. All play will be supervised by John Rothwell who is also trained in first aid. 1580 3 wks alt.* 1:30p-3:00p 7th-8th *M-W: 6/4-6/6, 6/18-6/20, 7/2-7/3 $52/$50
Strength & Speed Program
Troy Black
Grades 9-12 Boys Students will lift weights and work on speed and agility four days a week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, June 4 - August 2). A variety of lifts and drills will be used over the 9-week program. Completion of two summers of this class will fulfill the Wichita Collegiate Upper School physical education requirement. Students will work out 4 days a week. There will be two sessions per day based on the students grade. The first session is for students that are going to be seniors and juniors for the upcoming 2012-2013 school year. The second session is for students who are going to be sophomores and freshmen for the upcoming 2012-2013 school year. Both sessions will overlap at 8:00 a.m. During this overlap time both groups will do their speed, agility, quickness (SAQ) work together. Prior to this time the first session will do their weight training, and the second group will do their weight training after the SAQ session. There will be a testing day prior to the start of the first week. This is a mandatory attendance day. Testing will be done this week to determine strengths and weaknesses, which will be used to individualize the participants workout program. The day will be sent out at a later date. Those attending will receive 2 T-shirts for the program. 1600 6/4-8/2 (M-Th) 7:30a-8:45a 11th-12th $388/$375* 1610 6/4-8/2 (M-Th) 7:45a-9:30a 9th-10th $388/$375* *If a student attends 1 through 18 sessions you will be billed half price. If you attend 19 or more you will be billed full price. (THIS WILL BE THE ONLY PRORATION FOR THIS CLASS.)
Grades 6-8 Boys This program is for students who will be in the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades during the 2012-2013 school year. Students will learn proper techniques for certain weight lifting and running exercises. When they work with weights, they will use weight that is appropriate for their age and experience. The repetitions will be appropriate for the students age (high reps, the range will be 10-15 reps). They will also be instructed on how to work on their strength by using other implements such as medicine balls and their own body weight. The students will work on form running, speed and agility drills, plyometric drills, and core exercise. Stretching and flexibility will be daily staples in our program. The whole focus of this program is to introduce the students to the weight room, get them ready for their upcoming sport season, provide them with the opportunity to improve their physical conditioning level, provide them with a variety of ways to work on strength and speed, and to get them excited about training. We know that these students are still growing, so the whole focus is on technique, and improving their speed, agility, quickness, and conditioning level. Students will meet on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday for 8 weeks. Those attending will receive 1 T-shirt for the program. 1620 6/11-8/1 (M-W) 11:00a-12:30p 6th-8th $300/$290** Grades 7-12 Girls For the 5th year, we will be offering a class that is designed for the female athlete. Female athletes need to work on their strength and speed just like the males. The focus of the program will be on developing overall body strength, learning proper lifting technique, improved jumping ability, agility, speed improvement, and core strength. A variety of exercises and drills will be used over the 8-week program. The participants age, experience, and limitations will be used when designing the participants workouts. The girls will be divided up into groups based on age and experience. Completion of two summers of this class will fulfill the Wichita Collegiate Upper School physical education requirement. Students will work out 3 days a week (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday June 11- Aug. 2). This session is for all female students in grades 7-12 during the 2012-2013 school year. Those attending will receive 1 T-shirt. 1630 6/12-8/2(T-Th) 12:45p-2:00p 7th-12th Girls $300/$290** **If a student attends 1 through 12 sessions you will be billed half price. If you attend 13 or more you will be billed full price. (THIS WILL BE THE ONLY PRORATION FOR THESE CLASSES)
Grades 2-5 Boys/Girls Speed, Agility, Quickness Program Troy Black

This program will be under the guidance of Coach Black, Coach Mike Gehrer, and Cam Clark. Coach Black has been coaching speed and strength training for 23 years. Coach Gehrer has been running youth speed and agility camps for the past 8 years at Gehrer Performance Center, and Cam Clark is the head trainer at Newman University and Wichita Collegiate School. Science has proven that ages 7-11 are the most critical years in a childs life for motor skill development. Our program will utilize the most up-to-date research in a fun and friendly environment to build the young athletes physical skills. Through our youth speed training, youth agility training, and youth sports performance training technique, kids will improve coordination and self-esteem. Every athlete will go through an evaluation process to assess strengths and weaknesses in areas such as speed, agility, and coordination, which will allow them to be grouped accordingly. After this first evaluation, the child will be placed in groups based upon performance level and age. Those attending will receive 1 T-shirt. All the drills and activities will be age and skill appropriate. 1640 6/11-7/18 (M-W) 9:45a-10:45a 2nd-5th $207/$200* *If a student attends 1 through 9 sessions you will be billed half price. If you attend 10 or more you will be billed full price. (THIS WILL BE THE ONLY PRORATION FOR THIS CLASS)
Tennis
Dave Hawley
Tallgrass Tournament Squad
Dave Hawley
Coach Dave Hawley directs the Summer Explorations tennis program at Collegiate. Coach Hawleys high school teams have been highly successful. The girls teams have won twenty-two out of the last twenty-four state championships, and the boys have won nineteen state titles. In addition, Coach Hawley has been named Kansas Tennis Coach of the Year in 1986, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, and 2005. Coach Hawley was also named the 2005 Midwest Sectional Coach of the Year for Girls Tennis. This qualified him as a finalist for the National Coach of the Year for Girls Tennis. In 2010 Coach Hawley was named Missouri Valley Tennis Coach of the Year for the state of Kansas. You may order a camp T-shirt for $10 on the first day of camp. Each class is offered for two weeks per session and is available to all ages of students. NOTE: This class may NOT be pro-rated. If you can only be there for one week, you may come for both hours or you can make up the week during another session. ** To check for rainouts for all tennis sessions, please phone 634-0489, ext. 409. ** Tennis will not meet on Wednesday, July 4. 1650 1651 1660 1661 1670 1671 1680 1681 1690 1691 1700 1701 5/29-6/1 5/29-6/1 6/4-6/15 6/4-6/15 6/18-6/29 6/18-6/29 7/2-7/13 7/2-7/13 7/16-7/27 7/16-7/27 7/30-8/10 7/30-8/10 7:00a-8:00a 8:00a-9:00a 7:00a-8:00a 8:00a-9:00a 7:00a-8:00a 8:00a-9:00a 7:00a-8:00a 8:00a-9:00a 7:00a-8:00a 8:00a-9:00a 7:00a-8:00a 8:00a-9:00a Any Grade Any Grade Any Grade Any Grade Any Grade Any Grade Any Grade Any Grade Any Grade Any Grade Any Grade Any Grade $91.50/$88 $91.50/$88 $114/$110 $114/$110 $114/$110 $114/$110 $114/$110 $114/$110 $114/$110 $114/$110 $114/$110 $114/$110
We are pleased to continue our Advanced Tournament Squad for our summer school offerings. This class is for the advanced player of all ages, meeting on Monday through Thursday. The class meets all summer long and will be billed at the end of each month. Each daily session costs $17. If you pay in advance for the entire month, the cost is $215. If you DO NOT pay in advance you will be charged by the day. 1710 5/29-6/22 1720 6/25-7/20 1730 7/23-8/10 9:00a-10:30a 9:00a-10:30a 9:00a-10:30a Advanced Advanced Advanced $223/$215 $223/$215 $155.50/$150
Tallgrass Novice Tournament Squad
Dave Hawley
We are pleased to also be offering a Novice Tournament Squad this summer, all summer long. It will meet from 10:30-11:30 Monday through Thursday (Friday is make-up day). It will emphasize stroke development and match play strategy. Each daily session costs $11. If you pay in advance for the entire month, the cost is $155. If you DO NOT pay in advance you will be charged by the day. 1740 5/29-6/22 1750 6/25-7/20 1760 7/23-8/10 10:30a-11:30a 10:30a-11:30a 10:30a-11:30a Novice Novice Novice $160.50/$155 $160.50/$155 $103.50/$100
Tallgrass Tennis
1770 6/6-7/22 1780 6/6-7/22 10:30a-11:30a (M/ W) Level 1 10:30a-11:30a (T/Th) Level 2
Dave Hawley
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Tennis for Moms
Dave Hawley
Directed by Coach Dave Hawley, this session is a six-week course meeting on on Fridays and is limited to moms. You may order a camp T-shirt for $10 on the first day of camp. 1790 6/8-7/13 9:00-10:00am (Fri.) Moms only $113.50/$110
Karate - Okinawan Goju Ryu
John Leddy
Youth Football Camp
Mike Gehrer & Troy Black
Classes are hard work but enjoyable. The main focus of the class is to teach strength, endurance, coordination, balance, and overall mental and physical discipline. The class core curriculum consists of Kata, which are a series of techniques performed in sequence that contain the essence of Karate. There are also Bunkais, which are two-person drills where you actually learn to apply the techniques you perform in Kata. Finally, we do Kiso Kumite, which is a form of prearranged sparring where you once again perform your technique against a partner in a safe and controlled manner to grasp fully the application of a particular technique. Karate is a great way to improve your physical fitness as well as develop a stronger mind by continuing to push yourself to learn new skills. Great for adults who love to learn, want to stay in shape, and want to find a way to calm their minds. Also great for children ages seven and up to develop positive life-long habits. Okinawan Goju Ryu Karate is being taught by John Leddy, 7th Grade Latin Teacher at WCS. Mr. Leddy has been studying martial arts for the last seventeen years. He is currently a fourth degree black belt in Okinawan Goju Ryu Karate. He started his training in Tae Kwan Do at Wichita State University. After two years he began his study of Karate. He has been training in Karate for fifteen years now and has been teaching for thirteen of those years. John Leddy invites you to come to class as often as you wish on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays in the Upper School Basement. Your first uniform is also provided at no extra cost, and there are no testing fees ever. 1800 6/4-7/7 1810 7/9-8/11 3:30p-5:30p (M,T,Th) Any Grade $129.50/$125 9:30a-11:00a (Sat) 3:30p-5:30p(M,T,Th) Any Grade $130/$125 9:30a-11:00a (Sat)
This camp is designed for kids in grades 2-6. The camp will group the kids by grade level. The camp will be run by the Wichita Collegiate Upper School Football Staff lead by Mike Gehrer. Also, helping with the camp will be former Wichita Collegiate Spartan Football Players that helped build the Spartan Football program. The camp will focus on the fundamentals of all offensive and defensive positions. Each camper will get a chance to learn the basic skills it takes to play each position on offense and defense. The end of each day will conclude with 7 on 7 passing games and flag football games. Each camper will get a T-shirt and hat, Gatorade, and a free pass to a WCS home football game during the 2012 Football season. Any questions, contact coach Troy Black at 771-2209 (school) or 259-0481 (cell). 5/31-6/1 9:00a-11:00a 2nd-6th $50* *Please enroll through Mike Gehrer (mgehrer@wcsks.com) or Troy Black (tblack@ wcsks.com).
Middle School Football Camp
Kickin Kids Karate
Susan Klingenberg
A fast-paced, energetic class! We will touch on the basic concepts of Okinawan Goju Ryu Karate in a way that the younger set can comprehend, along with personal safety, general physical fitness, and coordination. **Class will not meet Wednesday, July 4. 170 6/6-8/7 Wed 3:30p-4:30p $166/$160
This camp is designed for those Wichita Collegiate students that will be in the 7th & 8th grade for the 2012-2013 school year who are interested or who are going to play football for the Middle School Football team during the fall 2012 football season. This camp will be run by the Upper and Middle School Football staffs led by Mike Gehrer. This camp is intended to teach the kids the basic offensive and defensive plays and formations along with the basic techniques needed to be successful on the football field. Each day the camp will be run like practice will be in the fall. This is a non-contact football camp. The MS will practice first on Saturday and following the Upper School practice that day, there will be a picnic for all the Middle and Upper School football players and parents. Each camper will get a T-Shirt. Any questions, contact coach Troy Black at 771-2209 (school) or 259-0481 (cell). 5/31-6/1 (1:00p-3:30p) and 6/2 (9:00a-11:00a) 7th-8th $75* *Please enroll through Mike Gehrer (mgehrer@wcsks.com) or Troy Black (tblack@ wcsks.com).
Upper School Football Camp
Vinyasa Flow Yoga for Parents
Kristen Boyle
A little yoga for YOU! Vinyasa is a term that covers a broad range of yoga classes. Vinyasa, derived from Sanskrit, means breath-synchronized movement. You will be guided from one pose to the next with an inhale or exhale. The flowing style allows the poses to run together smoothly, and becomes like a dance. The breath-movement connection adds a gentle cardio-element to the stretching and strengthening of the yoga practice. Yoga is effective in calming the mind and relieving everyday body aches and pains. This class is good for all levels, beginner to advanced. 1820 6/18-6/22 1830 6/18-6/22 9:15a-10:30a 10:45a-12:00p Parents Only Parents Only $$78/$75 $$78/$75
Middle School Volleyball Camp
Kathy Rukes
This camp is designed for those Wichita Collegiate students that will be in the 7th & 8th grade for the 2012-2013 school year who are interested or who are going to play volleyball for the Middle School Volleyball team during the fall 2012 season. This camp will be run by Middle School Volleyball coach Kathy Rukes, who believes that to be successful on the volleyball court, players need a love of the game, a strong work ethic, and a solid foundation in the fundamentals of volleyball. During this camp, players will receive individual instruction on how to improve their serving, passing, setting, and hitting as well as a chance to put those skills into action during a series of fun and challenging games. All participants will receive a camp T-shirt. Sixth graders with club volleyball experience are welcome to attend. 5/30-6/1 10:00a-12:00p 7th-8th *Please enroll through Kathy Rukes (ktrukes@gmail.com). $50*
This camp is designed for those Wichita Collegiate Students that will be in 9th12th grade for the 2012-2013 school year who are interested or who are going to play football for the Upper School Football team during the fall 2012 season. This camp will be run by the Upper School Football staffs led by Mike Gehrer. This camp is intended to teach the kids the basic offensive and defensive plays and formations along with the basic techniques needed to be successful on the football field. There will be a major emphasis placed on the passing game and defending the passing game, so the kids can compete in 7 on 7 activities the remainder of the summer. Each day the camp will be run like practice will be in the fall. This is a non-contact football camp. The US will practice last on Saturday and following practice that day, there will be a picnic for all the Middle and Upper School football players and parents. Any questions, contact coach Troy Black at 771-2209 (school) or 259-0481 (cell). 5/30-6/1 (5:30p-8:30p) and 6/2 (11:00a-1:00p) 9th-12th No Cost* *Please enroll through Mike Gehrer (mgehrer@wcsks.com) or Troy Black (tblack@ wcsks.com).

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Collegiate welcomes you all to a great summer at Wichita Collegiate Summer Explorations!

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Kickin Kids Karate

Cookies, Crackers, Math, & Me

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Campfire Tales Campfire Tales Peggy Drew

Happy Feet Soccer Camp

Blast Off! Piano Camp

Happy Feet Soccer Class

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Mini Musical: Lambs on the Lam

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Fun with Cooking

Mini Musical: Under the Sea

Under the Sea

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Bangs, Flashes, Explosions

Calling All Campers

Its Raining Cats and Dogs

The Amazing World of Insects

The Magic of Montessori Math

Collegiate Kids Chorus

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Jumpstart to First Grade

Dora and Diego

Lets Travel to Europe

Architects Under Construction

Down by the Station

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Joe Talbot will lead camp for June 4 to June 22.

Welcome to Great Beginnings Misty Pauly and Cheryl Snyder

John Leddy will lead camp for June 25 to August 10.

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Math Boot Camp

Reading on the High Seas

Around the World in 8 Days

Legends Soccer Camp

Blast Off Piano Camp

Green Apple Theatre

Ms. Frizzle visits WCS

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Toons and Voice

Bangs, Flashes, Explosions

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Toons and Voice

Lego Robotics for Beginners