There will be a $25 one-time late registration penalty applied for July registrations starting on June
16th.
Camp Whitefield – Adrienne Miller, Angie Boone
Camp Whitefield is a Christ-centered day camp for young children. Each creative theme for the summer is paired with a character
trait of God that we will explore throughout the week. In the morning, campers will spend time in praise and worship as
a group where they will learn the scriptural focus for the day. During the day, campers will rotate through four learning
stations where they will play games, make arts and crafts, compete in age-appropriate physically challenging events, advance
educational knowledge, form new friendships, and explore God’s creation in a fun, loving, and caring environment. Every
Thursday is field trip day, where we take the kids off campus to an adventurous place that corresponds with our theme for
the week. Sign up for as many weeks as you want. Don’t miss out on this summer fun! See below for highlights of each week.
- Recommended Grades: rising Kindergarten - 5th grade
- Camp Directors: Adrienne Miller, Angie Boone
- Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
- Cost:
$275
per week (includes lunch, field trip, t-shirt, craft supplies); $10 discount for each additional sibling.
Registration for all June camps will be due by May 15th. Late registration will be subject to a $50 late processing fee.
Registration for all July camps will be due by June 15th. Late registration will be subject to a $50 late processing fee.
- Before Care begins at 7:45 a.m. until 8:45 a.m. in the LSSAC and the price for this service is $10 per day/per
child OR $30 per week/per child.
- After Care is from 3:00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. in the LSSAC or if the location changes, there will be a note on the
door as to where to pick up your child. The cost of this service is $20 per day/per child OR $60 per week/per child. Please
note, for before and after care, when you sign up in advance for the week, there is a discount.
- Supplies: Parents will be notified when they pick up their child(ren) the items their child(ren) should bring each
week (bathing suit, towel, raincoat, etc.)
- Maximum enrollment: 40 students per week.
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Before Care (7:30 - 8:45 a.m.):
After Care (3:00 - 5:30 p.m.):
Geometry – Sarah Stone
The primary objective of this course is to complete a study of fundamental geometric concepts and applications. Topics include
classical construction, coordinate geometry, polygon and circle properties, area, volume, the Pythagorean Theorem, and similarity.
Students will be challenged to apply both inductive and deductive reasoning to draw mathematical conclusions. The development
of visual thinking skills is another unifying component of this course.
Algebra Refresher – Jan LeCraw (US)
This one week refresher is designed for those students who want to get a jump start in Algebra 2 after a year of Geometry.
We will write, solve, and graph linear functions and foray into the world of quadratics and radicals. Come get the cobwebs
out!
Chess Camp – Kyle Justice
Enjoy playing chess? Want to learn? Beginning or experienced campers will learn tactics, practice openings and endgame strategy,
and enjoy playing with friends. Includes tournament-style play, Bughouse (team chess), and SmartBoard instruction.
Driver Education – Jimmy Fields
Coach Fields will offer a driver education class this summer. There will be two separate dates available for this class.
Classes will be Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily. The course will cover the 30 hours of classroom instruction
as required by the Georgia Department of Driver Services. This course will not include actual on the road driver training.
Please note this course is licensed through the State of Georgia Department of Driver Services.
Math 6 Jump Start – Jan LeCraw
This course is a sneak peek at what you will be doing in class this year. We will crunch our way through graphing; find
averages; blow up, shrink, and eat fractions; speed through some facts; explore some geome-treats; and create variables.
Meet the teacher, meet new friends, and learn your way around the Middle School campus.
MS Writing Jump Start – Nicole Parker
Become a published author! In addition to refining both creative and technical writing skills needed for the classroom,
the culminating project at the end of this week-long camp will be a novella written by you and your fellow students.
Research Skills – Elizabeth Qualls
Dan Brown’s fictional character Robert Langdon said, "Google is not a synonym for research."[1] Educators across the country
will agree. However, if not Google, then what is research? In this class we will examine book and online resources and how
to use them. We will learn how to determine search terms, how to evaluate websites, and how to cite sources. We will also
discuss how to incorporate the fruits of our searches into a paper.
[1] Brown, Dan. The Lost Symbol. New York: Doubleday, 2009. Print.
Verbal SAT Prep – Lee Martin (mornings)
This course will give students an opportunity to learn strategies and will give tips for taking the SAT successfully. Students
will learn how to eliminate “distracters,” when/if it is wise to guess at an answer, and when it is wise to leave an answer
blank. Students should come prepared to work hard, which could ultimately benefit their scores and their SAT preparation.
Additionally, students will learn ways to write successful SAT essays that rise to the level of expectation of the readers.
Math SAT Prep – Ken Jones (afternoons)
This course will give students an opportunity to learn strategies and will give tips for taking the SAT successfully. Students
will learn how to eliminate “distracters,” when/if it is wise to guess at an answer, and when it is wise to leave an answer
blank. Students should come prepared to work hard, which could ultimately benefit their scores and their SAT preparation.
Study Skills – Robin Worley
Can’t seem to stay organized? Do you understand material presented in class but don’t know how to study it for the next
quiz or test? Start your school year off on the right foot with a solid foundation in note-taking, organization, and subject-specific
study strategies. By establishing good study habits now, you will see dramatic improvements in comprehension and achievement
in the years to come.
Composition Writing – Angie Boone
Students will explore the art of writing by developing foundational skills in building interesting sentences, fluid paragraphs,
and coherent age-appropriate essays . . . all while having FUN! Foundational skills include writing mechanics, brainstorming,
organization, sentence structure, word choices, supporting details, and overall development.
Pack in the Phonics – Adrienne Miller
This one-week course will involve a variety of fun and exciting multi-sensory learning activities. Students will benefit
from activities that focus on many aspects of phonetic skills, listening skills, and comprehension skills. The camp will
also focus on a review of the Riggs Institute method of handwriting skills, and a daily literature experience exploring
a variety of genres.
College Countdown!
- Get a head start on the college application process
- Relieve unnecessary stress during first semester sr. Year
- Work with naviance, a web-based service designed to work with students in their college search and decision choices.
- Become familiar with the common application
- Create and/or polish student activity/leadership resume.
- Explore and write creative application essays
College Countdown! (Aug)
- Get a head start on the college application process
- Relieve unnecessary stress during first semester sr. Year
- Work with naviance, a web-based service designed to work with students in their college search and decision choices.
- Become familiar with the common application
- Create and/or polish student activity/leadership resume.
- Explore and write creative application essays
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Basketball Camp – Tyrone Johnson CANCELLED
Learn fundamental and intermediate basketball skills from a 2009 Coach of the Year, Tyrone Johnson. Recommended Grades:
3rd-5th grade in the morning and 6th-8th grade in the afternoon.
Junior Football Camp – Jimmy Fields
This is a non-contact camp for all football players. Athletes will practice their lineman skills including stance, blocking,
and explosion; back skills will include stance, throwing, and receiving. There will be a flag football tournament. The #1
objective is to have a GREAT time!
Strength and Agility Camp – Harold Hilliard
This camp will emphasize conditioning exercises designed to aid strength and agility.
Summer Cheerleading Camp - Jennifer Pinkett Smith
This cheerleading camp is an instructional camp that helps girls with skills needed for cheerleading. They will be taught
proper stretching, cheer motions and jumps. We will also learn cheers, chants and dances. The girls will also learn basic
stunting and safety.
