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2016
The Learning
Continues
SUMMER COURSE GUIDE & HANDBOOK
E L E M E N TA R Y, M I D D L E , H I G H S C H O O L & O N L I N E C O U R S E S
Contents
3 . . .
GENERAL INFORMATION
4 . . .
LOCATIONS / QUICK CALENDAR
6 . . .
016 ENROLLMENT &
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COURSE SELECTION FORM
8 . .
MOVIN’ ON TO KINDERGARTEN
10 . . . IMPORTANT INFORMATION
11 . .
ELEMENTARY COURSES
24 . . . MIDDLE SCHOOL COURSES
29 . . .
2 x 2 MIDDLE SCHOOL COURSES
31 . . . HIGH SCHOOL COURSES
33 . . . H
IGH SCHOOL CREDIT, &
ENRICHMENT, & ONLINE COURSES
2016 KETTLE MORAINE SUMMER ACADEMY CONTACT INFORMATION
DIRECTORS: Ann Waite / [email protected]
COORDINATOR: Heather Morgan / [email protected]
KM High School
349 N. Oak Crest Drive
Wales, WI 53183
262-968-6200
Fax: 262-968-6217
KM District Office
563 A. J. Allen Circle
Wales, WI 53183
262-968-6300
Fax: 262-968-6390
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KM High School
June 20 – July 29, 2016
(No Classes on July 4)
COURSE SELECTION: Begins March 14, 2016
Summer Academy course selection will be available online, beginning
March 14. This option eliminates the need to wait in line at the District
Office. Because of the switch to online course selection, classes will no
longer be assigned on a first-come-first served basis. Instead, the District
will begin taking course selection requests online, starting at 8am March 14.
Then, at midnight on Wednesday, March 16, students will begin to be placed
into their requested courses. Any classes that have more requests than
seats will be determined by lottery. Those students whose requests are not
selected in the lottery will be scheduled based upon their alternate choices.
Schedules will be posted at 8am on March 18. Please check schedules for
gaps and request changes as necessary.
The fee varies per course. See each course description for the specific fee
charged. The fee is waived for those who qualify for free or reduced lunch.
The out-of-district fee is $100 per period for non-credit courses and $200
per .5 credit course. There will be no refunds unless KMSD Summer
Academy cancels a class. There will be no transportation refund.
To view your child’s Summer Academy schedule, use your Infinite
Campus portal.
All Summer Academy schedules will be available through the Infinite
Campus Parent Portal as students are assigned to classes.
Parents/Guardians with active Infinite Campus Portal accounts:
• Log in using your current username/password
In-person course selection will continue to be available, also starting at 8 am
on March 14, through a fillable/printable form on the website, (www.kmsd.
edu/summeracademy). That form can be printed and brought or sent in to
the District Office or emailed to Heather Morgan at [email protected].
All course selection forms, submitted online or in-person, will be considered
in the lottery. Priority will be given to Kettle Moraine resident students and
open enrolled students. Non-resident students can turn in selection forms in
person or via email, starting March 18.
•Select Student (student’s current school will be the default)
Select/Change school to “Summer Academy”
(below student name)
• Click on Schedules from the left menu
Parents/Guardians who have not yet activated
their Infinite Campus Portal account: Please complete the Infinite
Campus Portal Account Activation Request found at www.kmsd.edu/
infinitecampus
FEES:
Fees will be posted to student accounts in the Infinite Campus portal as
students are assigned to courses and can be paid online. Payments will
NOT be accepted until students have been assigned to courses. Please
do NOT send checks with the course section form. Parents can view
schedules and fees due through the Infinite Campus portal starting at 8am
on March 18.
Parents/Guardians who have forgotten their Infinite
Campus log in: Please contact [email protected].
Summer Academy reserves the right to cancel classes, limit enrollment of classes,
combine classes, change class location, and make other changes as needed to best
support student learning.
ATTENDANCE PROCEDURE:
If your student will be absent, please call the attendance phone line at 262968-6300 ext. 5333 by 8am. Attendance will be taken each period. If your
student has been marked absent and you have not notified the office in advance, an automated call will be made to the attendance phone number listed
in Infinite Campus. Online classes require weekly progress to be made and
recorded. Only three absences are allowed for high school courses offered for
credit. Students with more than three absences will be dropped from the class
and no credit will be awarded.
SUPERVISION:
Summer Academy hours are from 8am–12:35pm. Supervision before and after these hours is not provided by Summer Academy. After 12:35pm, child care
is available from the After School program. Any child who stays after 12:35pm
must be enrolled in the child care program (pg. 5). Students are required to attend class during the entire time they are on school premises. Student guests
are not permitted at Summer Academy. Parents and visitors must sign
in at the school office and wear a name badge.
For health and safety reasons, skateboards, roller blades, roller shoes, and
scooters are not allowed on school grounds. Bicycles may be ridden to and from
school, but must be walked on and off of school grounds during Summer Academy. Bicycles should be stored in the bicycle rack with a lock. Kettle Moraine is
not responsible for lost or stolen bicycles.
DRESS CODE:
Students attending Summer Academy should strive to be neat in appearance,
clean, well groomed, and wearing attire that is not offensive nor a distraction to
others. The definition of distraction/disruption could include but is not limited
to articles of clothing with inappropriate messages, exposed midlines, exposed
bust lines, revealing under garments, low cut or low riding pants, or very short
shorts or skirts. Clothing must cover the shoulder. Hats and hoods are not to
be worn in the buildings.
BEHAVIOR:
Students attending Summer Academy are expected to be respectful, responsible,
and safe toward self and others. Administration reserves the right to dismiss
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students who are not acting in a respectful, responsible, or safe way toward self or others. Students
will follow the expectations outlined in the Kettle Moraine School District elementary, middle, and
high school student handbooks which can be found at www.kmsd.edu.
SPECIAL HEALTH CONCERNS:
Summer Academy provides emergency nursing services, which includes care of sick or injured children and administration of oral medication. If your student’s health concern requires more extensive
nursing services, supervision, or monitoring, the Summer Academy administration reserves the right
to review health needs and deny enrollment if standard nursing services are not sufficient to safely
and adequately meet the student’s needs. We can not expressly guarantee our facilities to be free from
peanuts or peanut by-products.
COMPUTER USE:
The School District of Kettle Moraine offers Internet, e-mail, and network access (collectively “the
network system”) for employee and student use. The use of the District’s computers and network
systems is viewed as a privilege and not a right in the District. Employees, students, and their parents/
guardians should be aware that computer activity is monitored by the District electronically. The ultimate responsibility for acceptable use is the sole responsibility of the individual user. Employees and
students should have no expectation of privacy in the contents of personal files on the District system.
TRANSPORTATION:
Bus service is available to and from Summer Academy for a fee of $40.00 per child. Buses operate
before the first class in the morning and return students at the end of the final session of the day.
There will be no transportation refunds. In order to select one of the buses for your child during online registration, search for a course titled “BUS” and choose the appropriate location
LOCATION
BUS# DEPARTRETURN
Cushing Elementary
1 & 2
7:35 am
12:45 pm
Dousman Elementary
3 & 4
7:35
12:45
St. Anthony
5
7:25
12:55
Hwy83 / Meadows Blvd
5
7:40
12:50
North Prairie / Prairie View
6
7:25
12:50
North Prairie / Corby Dr
6
7:30
12:50
Magee Elementary
6
7:40
12:45
Buses will leave promptly at the designated times listed above.
Buses stop only at the designated locations listed above. Good student behavior is very important. Supervision is not provided at the bus stops. Parents are asked to wait until the buses
have come and gone.
BUS RULES:
1.Remain seated in assigned seat unless
driver grants permission to move.
7.Wait for the hand signal from your driver
before crossing any street or road.
2.Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself
and inside the bus.
8. There is no eating or drinking on the bus.
3. Keep the bus neat and orderly.
4. Talk in a normal voice.
5.The window may be lowered halfway with
driver’s permission.
6.Be polite and respectful of the driver and
other riders.
9.Students are not allowed to ride any bus
other than their own. With a parent note,
signed by a principal, you may be able to
get off at a different stop on your own bus.
CALENDAR
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER
April 2016
18
Summer Musical Audition Rehearsal
3:15–5pm
19
Summer Musical Auditions
3:15–6pm - Vocal Auditions
20
Summer Musical Auditions
3:30–6pm - Dancing & Acting Auditions
May 2016
4
Summer Musical Parent Meeting
6:30pm, KMHS Rm. 309
25
Summer Musical Read Through
3–6pm, KMHS Library
June 2016
SUMMER ACADEMY
20 6 WEEK SESSION BEGINS
July 2016
4 NO SUMMER ACADEMY
15
Summer Musical Performance
7pm
16
7pm
18
20
2pm
21
7pm
22
7pm
23
7pm
SUMMER ACADEMY
29 6 WEEK SESSION ENDS
August 2016
1
Summer Band Week-KMHS
Grades 4–8, 1 week, ends Aug. 5
10.The district has equipped all of the buses
to run video cameras.
For additional information, go to
www.kmsd.edu/summeracademy.
SUMMER ACADEMY TRAFFIC PATTERN:
Please review the new Summer Academy traffic pattern prior to the beginning of Summer
Academy. www.kmsd.edu/satrafficpattern
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Kettle Moraine Camp Glacier Creek
Entering grades K-6 • Must be 5 years old to attend
• Located at Kettle Moraine High School for weeks
June 20-July 29 and TBD for weeks August 1-19.
• Attend summer academy in the morning and enjoy
camp in the afternoon! Full-day camps when
summer school is not in session.
• Enjoy everything summer camp has to offer:
swimming and water activities, guest presenters,
cooking projects,
field trips, edible art,
dance party,
outdoor
adventures
and more!
Week
Theme
June 20-24
Camp Out Loud
June 27-July 1
Splatt!
July 5-8
S.C.I.S
(No Camp July 4)
(Summer Camp
Investigation Specialist)
July 11-15
Kitchen Masters
July 18-22
Eureka!
July 25-29
Fearless
August 1-5
Digging the
Past
August 8-12
Our
Neck
of the Woods
August 15-19
Save the Best
for Last
Registration available in March 2016.
w w w.wisconsinyouthcompany.org
Administrative Office: 180 0 Dolphin Drive Suite 20 0, Waukesha
262-547- 8770 • [email protected]
2016 ENROLLMENT & COURSE
SELECTION FORM
n C
omplete the fillable form, print, and sign
at the bottom ONLY if unable to register online.
n R
eturn forms or email to KMSD-District
Office beginning March 14, 8AM.
n Complete one form per student.
n Classes are assigned by lottery.
n S
tudents should request courses
based on their CURRENT GRADE LEVEL.
(NO EXCEPTIONS).
STUDENT INFORMATION
STUDENT LEGAL NAME (as it appears on birth record or other legal document)
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
BIRTH DATE
AGE
MIDDLE NAME (Full)
CURRENT GRADE
GENDER
❑
M M D D Y Y Y Y
❑
CUSHING
❑
DOUSMAN
DISTRICT RESIDENT
❑
MALE
SCHOOL ATTENDED IN 2015/16
SUFFIX (Jr., II, III)
❑
FEMALE
YES
❑
NICKNAME
OPEN ENROLLED STUDENT
❑
NO
YES
❑
NO
❑
HS
SCHOOL ATTENDING IN 2016/17
❑
MAGEE
❑
WALES
❑
MS
❑
HS
❑
OTHER
❑
CUSHING
❑
DOUSMAN
❑
MAGEE
❑
WALES
❑
MS
❑
OTHER
PARENT / GUARDIAN INFORMATION — INFINITE CAMPUS (IC)
Parents / guardians are asked to review contact information for accuracy and make changes as necessary. Parent / guardian emergency contact
information in Infinite Campus from the current school year will be used for Summer Academy.
– If you have questions regarding the Infinite Campus Portal, please contact [email protected]
– If you do not have Internet access, please contact the Summer Academy Office at 262-968-6300 ext. 5325
COURSE SELECTIONS (Choose courses based on student’s 2015/16 grade level.)
COURSE NO.
PERIOD(S)
COURSE NAME (See course description for correct fees.)
FEE (if applicable)
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
ALTERNATIVE COURSE SELECTIONS (List additional course requests in the event that desired courses are full or canceled.)
$
$
$
$
$
TRANSPORTATION
❏
❏
NO, I will NOT be using the bus service before and after Summer Academy.
YES, I will be using the bus service before and after Summer Academy. Add $40.00
$
CHECK ONE OPTION FOR PICK-UP/DROP OFF POINT.
❏
❏
St. Anthony
Magee
❏
❏
Cushing
❏
Dousman
NorthPrairie/Prairie View Dr.
❏
❏
Hwy 83/Meadows Blvd.
North Prairie/Corby Dr.
TOTAL
$
0
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MEDICAL / HEALTH CONSIDERATION
Summer Academy provides emergency nursing services, which includes
care of sick or injured children and administration of oral medication. If
your student’s health concern requires more extensive nursing services,
supervision, or monitoring, the Summer Academy administration
reserves the right to review health needs and deny enrollment if existing
nursing services are not sufficient to safely and adequately meet the
student’s needs.
INDICATE PREFERRED HOSPITAL: In the event of an emergency
necessitating transport to a medical facility, please indicate preferred
hospital. Be advised, that in an emergency, transport may be at the
discretion of the responding EMS.
❑
❑
❑
$
Please list any food allergies (even if previously reported)
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
Does the student have: diabetes, seizures, severe allergies, asthma, or other
health concerns? ❑ Yes ❑ No If yes, Please explain.
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
Will your child require medication during the Summer Academy school day?
❑
Yes
❑
No
If yes, please list medication.
_________________________________________________________________________________
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
_________________________________________________________________________________
Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital
DISCLOSURE: I understand that the information contained on this form will be kept confidential, but may be made
available to staff to ensure the health and safety of the student. This information will also be shared
with emergency medical staff.
Aurora Summit Hospital
PAYMENT INFORMATION
PAYMENT IS MADE WITH:
❏ Check ❏ Cash ❏ Credit Card (Credit card charges must be greater than $20.)
TOTAL $
0
CREDIT CARD INFORMATION
CARD TYPE:
❏ VISA ❏ MASTERCARD
PRINT NAME AS IT APPEARS ON CREDIT CARD:______________________________________________________________________
ACCOUNT NUMBER:
EXP. DATE:
M M Y
Y
CVV:
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM WITH PAYMENT TO: KMSD SUMMER ACADEMY, 563 A.J. ALLEN CIRCLE, WALES, WI 53183.
PARENT AND STUDENT SIGNATURES REQUIRED
The student and parent/guardian signature below acknowledges that the student and parent/guardian will review and abide by the KMSD Student Handbooks for elementary, middle and high school, Technology User Agreement, Bus Rules, and Public Notices provided during the 2015–16 school year and also available online at www.
kmsd.edu. Copies of such items are available upon request through Summer Academy. There will be no refund if a student drops or withdraws from a class. Attendance
is required for high school classes for credit.
STUDENT SIGNATURE
OFFICE USE ONLY
PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE
DATE
DATE:_______________________ TIME:_________________________ INITIAL: ______________ FAMILY TOTAL: ______________________ CHECK #: _______________________
Summer Academy • 563 A.J. Allen Circle, Wales, WI 53183 • 262-968-6300 ext. 5325 • www.kmsd.edu/summeracademy
Movin’ On To Kindergarten
Kettle Moraine High School
June 20 – July 29, 2016 (No Classes on July 4 )
Dear Parents,
The Kindergarten experience can be an exciting and anxious time
for both you and your child. To help ease any uncertainties, the
School District of Kettle Moraine offers a six-week, four and a half
hour daily Summer Academy Movin’ On To Kindergarten program.
This program is designed only for children who are entering Kindergarten in the fall and will provide your child with an introduction to a structured school setting while stimulating and enhancing
knowledge and the developmental process. A daily schedule and
weekly calendar is provided to give you an idea of what units we will
focus our attention on each week. Through small group and team
teaching, your child will have daily opportunities to increase social skills, emotional growth, academic readiness, fine/gross motor
coordination, early language skills, and independent work habits.
All children will have the opportunity to work in small groups to
develop these skills.
Progress will be monitored throughout the summer class. However, if any questions or concerns arise, we will be
available to discuss them with you. We hope you will allow your child the opportunity to participate in the Summer
Academy Movin’ On To Kindergarten program.
The Summer Academy Movin’ On To Kindergarten program will meet at the Kettle Moraine High School
from June 20 through July 29, with no class on July 4. The course will be offered from 8:00am–12:35pm.
The cost of the course is $15 and is limited to district residents. Bus service is available at a cost of $40.00
per child. Please see the transportation page for more information (page 4).
Afternoon daycare is available through the AFTERSCHOOL program called Camp Glacier Creek. (See
page 5 for details.) If you have any questions regarding Movin’ On To Kindergarten, please contact the
Summer Academy Coordinator, Heather Morgan, via email at [email protected] or phone at 262-9686300 ext. 5325.
See you in June!
Summer Academy Movin’ On to Kindergarten Staff
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SAMPLE SCHEDULE
8:00–8:30am Morning meeting
8:30–9:15am Reader’s workshop/ ABC work
9:15–9:40am Writer’s workshop
9:40–10:00amMorning snack
(bring snack daily*)
10:00–10:30am Recess and drink
10:30–11:00am Story time and art project
11:00–11:30am Playtime
1 1:30–12:00pmLunch/puzzles/books
(bring bottled water and
bag lunch daily*)
12:00–12:35pm Story/get ready to go home
*Please be sure that all snacks and lunches are nut free.
MOVIN’ ON TO KINDERGARTEN CALENDAR
UNIT
MONDAY
JUNE 20
All About ME
Hooray for
the Red, White,
& Blue
Chicka Chicka
Boom Boom
JUNE 21
Aa
First Day of Class
Bb
Wear something
blue
JUNE 27
JUNE 28
Ff
Wear or bring
something funny
Gg
Wear something
green
JULY 4
JULY 5
Jj
Bring a joke to tell
your friends
NO SCHOOL
JULY 11
Ocean
Bugs, Bugs, and
more Bugs!
Down on the Farm
TUESDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY
JULY 12
Nn
Wear a necklace
Oo
Wear something
orange
JULY 18
JULY 19
Ss
Wear your sunglasses
with a smile
Tt
Bring in a teddy bear
JULY 25
JULY 26
Xx
Bring something that
has an x on it
Yy
Wear something
yellow
JUNE 22
Cc
Bring something in
the shape of a circle
JUNE 29
Hh
Wear a hat
JULY 6
JUNE 23
JUNE 30
JULY 7
JULY 14
Mm
Bring something
that starts with M
JULY 15
Qq
JULY 21
Rr
Wear something
red
JULY 22
Vv
JULY 28
Zz
Wear something with
a zipper
Wear red, white
& blue
JULY 8
Ll
Wear letters
Uu
Dress up in your
favorite clothes
JULY 27
Ee
JULY 1
Ii
Put something in
your pocket
Pp
Wear something
with pockets
JULY 20
JUNE 24
Dd
Wear something
denim
Kk
Wear khaki
JULY 13
FRIDAY
Ww
Wear something
white
JULY 29
GAME DAY
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PICNIC
Important Information
• Course selections are based on the student’s CURRENT grade level
Example: A student who is currently in second grade should select courses
from the K-2 offerings.
If you select courses for your child that are not at the appropriate grade level,
they will be removed from the student’s schedule and it will be left blank.
•W
hen searching for courses during online registration you should search by
either course name or course number, not by both.
If searching course name, enter only a portion of the full course name.
Example: For the course “Beading Bash” simply type “bead” and search.
If searching by course code, you must type in the full code followed by a dash (-)
and the course period you would like.
Example: To search for K-2 Basketball during the fourth period you would
search EA0036-4.
•T
o add the bus to your child’s schedule you should search for the course titled
“Bus” and select the route you would like your child to take.
• I f a course or a section of a course has reached its maximum capacity it will no
longer show up in a course search, since you are unable to register for it.
•P
lease check your child’s schedule to ensure there are no gaps. If there are, please
select new courses to fill those gaps.
•R
oom numbers will not appear on schedules until June 1 at the latest. Please
check your child’s schedule after then to find the numbers.
•T
here will be an “Open House” Thursday, June 16 and Friday, June 17 from
8:00am-7:00pm at the Kettle Moraine High School. Parents may take children to
see where classrooms are located. Please note staff will NOT be there during this
entire time. Also, a reminder that for security purposes, maps of the High School
are no longer permitted to be posted online.
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elementary
Kindergarten–2
elementary
MOVIN’ ON TO KINDERGARTEN
This program is designed only for children
who are entering Kindergarten in the fall. The
purpose of this program is to provide an enjoyable
transition to school. Children will be introduced
to the basics of Kindergarten. They will become
more confident as they look forward to their first
school year starting in the fall. Past experience
has shown that children who have attended this
class have found themselves to be one step closer
to Kindergarten readiness. This class runs periods
1 through 5.
REQUIREMENTS: Grade: Pre-Kindergarten
COURSE:DA0035 PERIOD: 1–5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15
Grades Kindergarten–2
COOL CONNECTIONS
This program will provide special needs students
the opportunity to practice daily living and social
skills around a weekly theme. Students will
have the opportunity to work in small groups on
various themed activities related to the week and
participate in other Summer Academy courses.
Teacher recommendation is required. This class
runs periods 1 through 5.
REQUIREMENTS: Grades: Kindergarten–2
COURSE:DA0044 PERIOD: 1–5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
COMPUTER SCIENCE
FUN WITH COMPUTERS
Students will have the opportunity to use and enjoy
software used during the school year, practice
keyboarding, and be introduced to new and exciting
learning experiences.
COURSE:AA0001 PERIOD: 1,2,3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
TECH TOWN
Investigate and explore different computer
programs and develop technology skills. Students
will use Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint,
as well as KidPix, Kidspiration, Digital Photo, and
Flip Video software. Each week will concentrate on
different media with a culminating week of show
and tell of your summer’s learning.
COURSE:AA0003 PERIOD: 4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD TIMES
PERIOD 1:8:00–8:55am
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
PERIOD 5:11:40am–12:35pm
* AFTER SCHOOL Childcare
Program begins at 12:35pm
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DRAMA
FINE ARTS
DRAMA
ART K–2
Students will be introduced to acting and
pantomime using fairy tales and other well-loved
classic stories. Students learn the basics of drama:
voice, facial expression, and movement. A play is
presented the last week of school.
COURSE:CB0030 PERIOD: 1,2
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
“C” IS FOR CAMPING
Pack your bags for the wilderness! In this class you
will learn camp songs, crafts, games, and challenges
you may face in the outdoors. Learn about Smokey
Bear, Woodsy the Owl, and critters in the woods.
COURSE:BB0023 PERIOD: 1,2,3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5
FAMILY & CONSUMER
EDUCATION
KITCHEN FUN
Students will enjoy an introduction to kitchen
activities in this course. They will learn about
kitchen safety, discuss healthy food choices, and
cook at least once a week. Students will have the
opportunity to listen to fun children’s stories that
relate to the recipes made in the classroom, and
compile a keepsake recipe book. While the district
makes a concerted effort to prevent peanut products
from entering our schools, we cannot expressly
guarantee our facility to be free from peanuts or
peanut by-products. However, no peanut products are
knowingly used in our recipes.
COURSE:BC0024 PERIOD: 1,2,3,4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10
elementary
Kindergarten–2
Using a variety of materials, students will color
and create special projects of their very own.
COURSE:BA0019 PERIOD: 1,2,3,4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8
BEADING BASH
Students will enjoy using beads of all shapes and
sizes to make art projects. They will create jewelry,
key chains, pins, little creatures, and much more.
COURSE:BA0022 PERIOD: 4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8
CHILDREN’S CHOIR
Students will learn choral music through games
and rehearsals. Rehearsals consist of large group
vocal rehearsals and music based games. The key
concepts taught will be an integration of Kodaly
and Orff principles such as: singing, playing
instruments, performing high quality music, and
developing important life skills. Students will sing,
play, and perform. There will be a concert at the end
of the six weeks!
COURSE:CC0034 PERIOD: 5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
LANGUAGE ARTS
THE WRITE STUFF
Be an author! Be an illustrator! Help create wholeclass books and make your own books to take home
and share. Write, write, write - all summer long.
This class is geared to practice writing skills with
fun activities.
REQUIREMENTS: Grade: Kindergarten
COURSE:AC0007 PERIOD: 5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD TIMES
UNDER THE SEA
Splash into Summer Academy with reading,
writing, art, and science! Our daily activities send
imaginations diving down to the bottom of the
ocean as we use everyday items to create oceanrelated projects.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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WRITER’S WORKSHOP
This creative writing class meets the needs of
the early emerging writer, as well as those more
accomplished. Mini-lessons are presented to
fine-tune children’s skills and to engage their
creative minds. Various types of writing are covered,
including short stories, poetry, letter writing,
biographies, mysteries, and more. Each student
creates an anthology of their writing to keep and
share. This is a fun, highly motivating class, popular
with students of all writing abilities.
REQUIREMENTS: Grades: 1–2
COURSE:AC0008 PERIOD: 1,2
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
MATH
CARD SMART
This class is designed for anyone who likes to play
cards. Learn how to play Solitaire, as well as group
games. Through cards, we practice the math facts
of addition and subtraction, telling time, counting,
place value, odd and even numbers, pattern
building, problem solving, and more. Students love
this class. We even learn some great card tricks!
COURSE:AD0011 PERIOD: 1,2,3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
EVERYDAY MATH
Everyday math helps students stay sharp with their
math skills over the summer. This course gives
students extra practice with basic math facts using
problem solving and familiar games taught during
the school year.
REQUIREMENTS: Grades: 1-2
COURSE:AD0009 PERIOD: 5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
FUN WITH MATH FACTS
This course will help students think about math
facts differently. Students will have the opportunity
to do various activities and play games that
are designed to improve their fact fluency and
understanding. New strategies will be introduced
so that students are able to recall facts quickly.
Depending on the students’ needs we may work
with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and/or
division facts.
COURSE:AD0012 PERIOD: 4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
MATH STRATEGIES
elementary
These classes are designed for reviewing,
maintaining and improving skills and strategies
worked on during the school year.
COURSE:AD0520
PERIOD: 1 GRADE: K
AD0521 PERIOD: 2 GRADE: 1
AD0522 PERIOD: 4 GRADE: 2
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
Kindergarten–2
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
BALLET AND TAP
Learn the positions and basic ballet moves as
well as beginning tap steps. Through stretching
and dancing, increase flexibility and body tone.
A Tap and Ballet show is presented in the last
week to showcase our new talents. Tap shoes are
encouraged; hard soles are a must.
COURSE:CA0028 PERIOD: 4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
BASKETBALL
Boys and girls learn the fundamentals of ball
handling, dribbling, shooting, passing, defense,
teamwork, and fair play. Fun basketball games and
drills will be incorporated to ensure having “fun”
while learning the basics. Good sportsmanship is
discussed and expected.
COURSE:EA0036 PERIOD: 1,2,3,4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
GOLF
This program is designed to teach the techniques
and fundamentals to develop a fluent golf swing.
The basic skills are stressed, along with supportive
competition, sportsmanship, and gallery etiquette.
Classes discuss and practice techniques such as
center of gravity, balance, swing arc, position of
upper and lower body, and fluent coordination.
Different activities include mini-golf, Frisbee golf,
and golf related games. Clubs will be provided.
COURSE:EA2044 PERIOD: 1,2
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD TIMES
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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POM PIZZAZZ
Students learn to kick high, smile, and use pom pons
to perform various routines to popular music. They
will learn cheers and jumps as well. These activities
help students improve coordination, rhythm, and
spirit. As a participant in this class, students will be
given the opportunity to perform in the Dousman
Derby Days parade. Students will receive a T-shirt,
set of pom pons and hair bow.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14
PLAYGROUND GAMES
What is your favorite part of the day...recess! Now
you can continue to play your favorite games
throughout the summer. During this class you
will play games from the past such as jump rope,
hop-scotch, and hula-hoop. You will learn multiple
variations of classics like four square and tag. You
will also get a chance to play all your favorites on
Fridays. Finally you will also create your own game
and teach it to your classmates. So lace up your
shoes and get ready to run, jump, and play your way
through the summer.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
SOCCER GAMES
The course will show players a host of games, from
small sided scrimmages, to player favorites such as
Crab Soccer, Knockout, Pele’s Box, and many more.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
SPORTS GALORE
This course provides an opportunity to participate
in a variety of sports and games including People
from Mars, All the Horses Run, Ships and Torpedoes,
Kickball, and Goal Kick Soccer. This class emphasizes
cooperation, skill work, and following directions.
COURSE:EA0037 PERIOD: 1,2,3,4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
T-BALL
elementary
Students practice basic skills, strategies, rules,
and participate in the game of T-Ball. This course
encourages fun, cooperation, and teamwork.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
Kindergarten–2
ULTIMATE GAMES
Challenge your hand-eye coordination with the
exciting sport of Speedstacking. Get involved in the
new summer game called Blongo Ball. Learn the
game of Beanbag Toss for your next family picnic.
This class will give you the opportunity to try three
great sports which anyone can learn to play.
COURSE:EA2045 PERIOD: 3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
READING
DISNEY MANIA
Come along on a magical journey with Buzz,
Woody, Mickey, Minnie, and many more favorite
Disney characters as we explore the wonderful
world of Disney! Read stories, make art projects,
have a Disney celebration, and much more!
COURSE:AE0050 PERIOD: 5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
ERIC CARLE TALES - MATH & READING
Using Eric Carle’s stories , The Very Hungry
Caterpillar, The Grouchy Ladybug, and The Mixed
Up Chameleon, we will explore math concepts such
as graphing, telling time, adding, problem solving,
symmetry, patterns, and more, through games and
art. Bring your creative self and get ready to have
some fun!
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD TIMES
GETTING READY FOR FIRST GRADE
This class is for students who have completed
Kindergarten. Through songs, stories, worksheets,
and simple art projects, children review alphabet
recognition, beginning and ending consonant
sounds, and short vowel sounds.
REQUIREMENTS: Grade: Kindergarten
COURSE:AE0012 PERIOD: 3,4
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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PRINCESS, FANTASY, & FAIRYTALES
Do you love Cinderella and Snow White? Then
come get lost in a world of fantasy! Learn about
unicorns, fairies, princesses, and more! Read
fairytales, make crafts, decorate yummy cookies,
and have a princess tea party.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
READING AND MATH GAMES
Enhance your skills by using and developing math
and reading games such as crossword puzzles,
search and finds, Mad Libs, Scrabble, Top-It,
Sudoku, Yahtzee, Dominoes, and lots, lots more.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
READING STRATEGIES
maintaining, and improving reading skills and
strategies worked on during the school year.
Teachers may choose to recommend this class to
students who could benefit from additional support
during the summer.
REQUIREMENTS: Grades: Kindergarten
COURSE:AE0620
PERIOD: 4
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
RECOMMENDED READING
This course is by teacher recommendation only.
For those recommended, a letter will come home.
Sign up will be by first come first serve basis.
This course is designed to utilize both fiction and
non-fiction texts and maintain reading skills while
devoting time to reading practice in a readers’
workshop format.
COURSE:AE0621 PERIOD: 1,2,3 GRADE: 1 AE0622 PERIOD: 1,2,3 GRADE: 2
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
SEUSS-TASTIC SUMMER
elementary
Take a trip into the world of Dr. Seuss. During
this class students will read books and become
transported into the world of Dr. Seuss. They
will create a Seuss ocean, explore Oobleck, and
have tongue twister contests. We will discuss
the meaning behind some of the books and the
inspiration of Dr. Seuss. For a final project, we will
make a tie-dye shirt (students will need to bring a
white t-shirt) with your favorite character and Dr.
Seuss saying on it.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
Kindergarten–2
SCIENCE
AMAZING ANIMALS
Explore the world of amazing animals! In this
class you will learn about arctic, safari, ocean, and
household animals. Get your hands dirty as we
explore their different environments, footprints,
ways of communication, and what they like to eat.
Also we will learn what it takes to care for these
animals. We might even have a few special visitors!
COURSE:AF0019 PERIOD: 1,2,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
BIRDS, BUGS, AND INSECTS
OF WISCONSIN
Have you ever wondered how crickets make music
or why spider’s webs are sticky? We will learn about
their habitats, their characteristics, and explain the
dangers of bugs such as ticks and mosquitoes. Become
a scientist as we observe how they all live outside of
our classroom. Become an artist as we sketch what we
observe and make crafts to show the characteristics.
COURSE:AF0017 PERIOD: 3,4
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5
PERIOD TIMES
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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DINOSAUR ADVENTURES
Explore the world of dinosaurs through the use of
technology, creative imaginations, and literature.
We will roar into differences and similarities, take a
bite out of appetites, and tear into the family tree of
relatives. Students will use their own imaginations
and creativity to stomp out prehistoric projects
using drawings, skits, writings, and more!
COURSE:AC0047 PERIOD: 1,2
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
FUN WITH THE MAGIC SCHOOL BUS
Come with us as we go back in time to the dinosaurs,
survive volcanic eruptions, enter a beehive without
being stung, find yourself in the middle of the water
cycle, understand how food digests by seeing the
stomach up close, strap on snorkels, and more as
we explore the exciting world of Ms. Frizzle and the
Magic School Bus gang.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
FUN WITH SCIENCE
Students complete experiments and participate in
nature activities, while learning about matter, basic
chemistry, our amazing body, insects, animals, birds,
dinosaurs, motion, flight, and astronomy.
COURSE:AF0016 PERIOD: 1,2,3,4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5
NIGHT CREATURES
Learn about bats, owls, koalas, and other creatures
of the night through books, art activities, and fun
projects. At the end the course you will have an
awesome night creature book to take home and
share with your family!
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5
SOCIAL STUDIES
AMERICAN GIRL
American Girl dolls provide an engaging window
into American history. In this hands-on class,
students will learn about the historical time
period for five popular American Girl dolls
through reading books from the American Girl
series and hands-on activities. For each historical
period, students will experience popular crafts,
games, and food. In addition, several historic
American Girl dolls, accessories, clothes, and
furniture will be provided for a 10-15 minute
play period each day. Dolls are welcome, but not
required.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
elementary
Kindergarten–2
AROUND THE WORLD IN 28 DAYS
Would you like to travel around the world in
28 days? Buckle your seatbelt and get out your
passport because we are going to take imaginary
voyages, visiting countries around the world.
Discuss traditions, music, games, cities, and
attractions from the country of the day. Eat
traditional foods, make arts and crafts, and play
games from those countries. We will spend six
weeks creating an informational booklet on the
countries we visit. Lots of fun in store!
COURSE: AG0052 PERIOD: 2,3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
WORLD LANGUAGE
BEGINNING GERMAN
Guten Tag! Was willst du lernen? This is the ideal
class to learn useful German words, phrases, songs,
games, and traditional customs. Learn numbers,
colors, foods, animals, and a variety of other useful
greetings. “Kaffee and Kuchen Zeit” will be held
some time during the last week. This is a time when
we will be sharing a variety of German foods, not
just cake (kuchen). Come see what the German
language has to offer!
COURSE: AB0043 PERIOD: 2
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
BEGINNING SPANISH
PERIOD TIMES
Hola! This beginning level class is ideal for students
who are ready to begin learning Spanish. Games,
music, and drama are used to help introduce
numbers, colors, greetings, animals, food, feelings,
weather, the body, the alphabet, and Spanish
speaking countries. A fiesta is held some time
during the last week.
COURSE: AB0003 PERIOD: 3,4
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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Grades 3–5
BABYSITTING SAFETY CLINIC
JUNE 27 or 28, Held at KM High School
This is a half day, four hour course designed to
equip young people for staying home alone and
teach them the basics of safety and care for younger
siblings. Students enrolled in Summer Academy
classes will be excused from their regular schedule
to attend the 8am-12pm session. Their teachers will
be notified of their absence. (This course does not
provide American Red Cross certification.)
REQUIREMENTS: 11 Years old and completed Grade 5
COURSE: DA2041
8am–12pm June 27
DA2042 1–5pm
June 27
DA2043 8am–12pm June 28
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5
COOL CONNECTIONS
COURSE: DA0045 PERIOD: 1–5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
DRAMA
CREATIVE DRAMA
Students will enjoy learning about movement, facial
expression, voice, make-up, and costume design.
Learning to work together as a team, they will
rehearse and perform short skits and plays in small
groups. A longer play with costumes is presented
the last week of Summer Academy.
COURSE:CB2034 PERIOD: 3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
MINI MUSICAL
Do you love to sing, dance, and act? Then this class
is for you! Students will act in a mini musical,
featuring singing, dancing, and acting parts. They
will perform for a live audience the final week of
Summer Academy. If you love to perform, this is
your opportunity to shine.
COURSE:CB2060 PERIOD: 4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
elementary
Grades 3–5
FISHING
Beginning: Learn the basics of casting, tying knots,
and choosing bait. Students will be responsible
for bringing their own rod and basic fishing tackle
(hooks, sinkers, bobbers). Students will be shuttled
to various lakes in the area. Students should be
dressed appropriately for the weather. The KM
fishing staff is trained in emergency first aid.
However, since this course entails many off site
trips, we strongly recommend that students with
severe outdoor or bee allergies not enroll in this
course. This class runs periods 1 through 2.
COURSE:EA2046 PERIOD: 1–2
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10
Intermediate: This class is for all anglers who want
to polish their skills (casting, tying knots, choosing
bait). Students will be responsible for bringing their
own rod and basic fishing tackle (hooks, sinkers,
bobbers). Students will be shuttled to various
lakes in the area. Students should be dressed
appropriately for the weather. The KM fishing staff
is trained in emergency first aid. However, since
this course entails many off site trips, we strongly
recommend that students with severe outdoor or
bee allergies not enroll in this course. This class runs
periods 3 through 4.
COURSE:EA2047 PERIOD: 3–4
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10
OUTDOOR EXPLORATION
Students eager to be outside this summer will enjoy
this fun filled course through the study of common
plants and animals, maps, knot tying, camping skills,
and nature hikes. Time to get out of the classroom
and enjoy the great outdoors!
COURSE:BB2093 PERIOD: 3,4
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD TIMES
PROJECT WILD
Project WILD is an interdisciplinary conservation
and environmental education program
emphasizing wildlife. The goal is to assist students
in developing awareness, knowledge, skills, and
commitment to result in informed decisions,
responsible behavior, and constructive actions
concerning wildlife and the environment.
COURSE: AF0020 PERIOD: 5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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SURVIVING THE OUTDOORS
Wisconsin’s outdoor areas are full of enjoyable
experiences. However, there is a level of risk that
can be lessened with simple survival and safety
techniques. We will learn some of the basics of
outdoor survival. The focus of this class will include
safety, orienteering, planning for the worst, shelter
building, and other skills needed to enjoy and
survive Wisconsin’s outdoors.
COURSE:AF3006 PERIOD: 3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
FAMILY & CONSUMER
EDUCATION
FUN WITH FOODS
Fun with Foods is designed to teach students about
nutrition and cooking. It focuses on creativity and
expression through the culinary arts, while teaching
kitchen safety, recipe creation, and healthy meal
planning. Students cook twice a week, working
through the MyPlate guidelines. While the district
makes a concerted effort to prevent peanut products
from entering our schools, we cannot expressly
guarantee our facility to be free from peanuts or
peanut byproducts. However, no peanut products are
knowingly used in our recipes.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10
FINE ARTS
ART
Students learn about sculpture, print making, yarn
projects, and paper art forms. They work with
fabric, clay, and do projects outdoors. Projects are
geared to the skill level of the class.
COURSE:BA2016 PERIOD: 1,2,4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8
CHILDREN’S CHOIR
Students will learn choral music through games
and rehearsals. Rehearsals consist of large group
vocal rehearsals, and music based games. The key
concepts taught will be an integration of Kodaly
and Orff principles such as: singing, playing
instruments, performing high quality music, and
developing important life skills. Students will sing,
play, and perform. There will be a concert at the end
of the six weeks!
REQUIREMENTS:
Grades: 3–5
elementary
COURSE:CC0035
COURSE FEE: .
PERIOD: 4
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
Grades 3–5
DRAWING AND CARTOONING
Create original artwork using pencil, pen, and ink.
Learn how to draw cartoon characters and make up
characters of your own.
COURSE:BA2017 PERIOD: 1,2,3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
BEGINNING ORCHESTRA
Mondays and Thursdays
KMHS Orchestra Room
This class is designed for incoming 4th
through 8th grade students with no prior
string experience. We will focus on technique,
note reading, and posture. Students will need
an instrument, bow, and lesson book (New
Directions for Strings book 1) Students will
have both small group lessons and large group
ensemble experiences.
REQUIREMENTS: Grades:
4–8
2:30–3:15pm (Violin/Viola)
COURSE: CC2037 3:15–4pm
COURSE: CC2036
COURSE: CC2038
COURSE FEE: .
(Violin/Viola/Cello)
4–4:45pm (Cello/Bass)
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
CONTINUING ORCHESTRA
Tuesdays, KMHS Orchestra Room
This class is designed for students with 1-2 years
of playing experience on a stringed instrument.
We will focus on technique, note reading, solo
music, and alternative styles of music. Students
will need an instrument, bow, and a pencil.
Students will have both small group lessons
and large group ensemble experiences. We will
also develop individual learning plans for each
student.
REQUIREMENTS: Grades:
4–8
4–4:45pm (Violin)
COURSE: CC2068 4:45–5:30pm (Violin)
COURSE: CC2069 5:30–6:15pm (Viola)
COURSE: CC2070 6:15–7pm (Cello)
COURSE: CC2071 7–7:45pm (Bass)
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
COURSE: CC2067
PERIOD TIMES
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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LEARN TO DRAW & PAINT
Learning to draw what you see just takes practice.
Students will practice different techniques to help
with their drawing skills. Learn still life, figures,
landscapes, and perspective drawing themes. You
will also explore different painting styles using
tempera and watercolors.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
LOVE TO BEAD AND LACE
Students will make a variety of beading and plastic
lacing projects such as pins, bracelets, mobiles,
beady buddy animals, and sun catchers. Plastic
lacing projects may include zipper pulls, key chains,
bracelets, lanyards, and more.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8
MEGA MACHE
Students create many different projects with paper
mache ranging from small to life size. Designs can be
animals, bowls, food, or anywhere their imagination
can take them. They will learn the process of building
a sturdy armature, layering paper mache, and adding
color by painting or using tissue.
COURSE:BA2025 PERIOD: 1,2,3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5
SCRAPBOOKING
Do you want to learn the art of scrapbooking?
Join us as we design and create personalized
layouts, learn skills and techniques, and journal on
your created pages! This class is for the novice and
the expert. A theme-based scrapbook is the final
project.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8
SMALL WORLD DESIGNERS
Create your own magical places in this hands-on
building class. You’ll make a nature scene in a box,
a “look-alikes” room from cardboard and strange
materials (shells, pencils, etc). And for those who
like it really small, we’ll make a fairy scene inside
a tiny box.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
elementary
SUMMER BAND WEEK
AUGUST 1–5, M-F, Held at KMHS,
No Transportation Provided
Grades 3–5
This one week Summer Band program is for
students who are currently enrolled in band.
This program is held in the KMHS band room.
COURSE:CC3042 GRADE: 4-5 (Beginners)
TIME: 8–11:15 am
COURSE:CC3043 GRADE: 5 (1 year experience)
TIME: 12–1:15 pm
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
WEARABLE ART
You like to make art, you have to wear clothes...why
not make art you can wear? Make your own stencils
and design a t-shirt. Tie-dye a t-shirt or a scarf. Turn
cardboard, foam core, fabric, and feathers into a
“mad hatter” hat. We’ll make these items and a few
more in this hands-on class. T-shirt will be provided.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8
LANGUAGE ARTS
WIKI JOURNALIST
Explore the world of broadcast journalism.
Students collect and analyze research for a feature
article, then film, edit, and produce a broadcast of
their project.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
WRITING STRATEGIES
This class is designed for reviewing, maintaining,
and improving writing skills and strategies worked
on during the school year. Teachers may choose to
recommend this class to students who could benefit
from additional support during the summer.
COURSE: AC2010 PERIOD: 3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD TIMES
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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MATH EXPLORATION
MATH
BOARD, CARD, CHESS & TRIVIA GAMES
Students will learn the basic rules of various
board and educational games. Cooperation,
critical thinking, and decision-making will be
stressed. They will participate in a weekly games
tournament, everyone learning and playing
the featured game of that week. They will also
participate in large group games such as Bingo,
Pictionary, Scattergories, card and trivia games.
COURSE:BD2031 PERIOD: 3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
CARD SMART
This class is designed for anyone who likes to play
cards. Learn how to play Solitaire, as well as group
games. Through cards, we practice the math
facts of addition and subtraction, telling time,
counting, place value, odd and even numbers,
pattern building, problem solving, and more.
Students love this class. We even learn some great
card tricks!
COURSE: AD2009 PERIOD: 2
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
CHESS, BEGINNING
Students learn the basic rules and initial strategies
of the game. Strategy, critical thinking, and
decision-making are learned and practiced.
Students take turns playing with a giant chess set so
big they are part of the game!
COURSE:BD2033 PERIOD: 1
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
FUN WITH NUMBERS
Discover math and numbers in the most unusual
places. See how things like problem solving,
addition, subtraction, and multiplication pop up in
games like Yahtzee, Rack-O, Tri-Ominoes, Skip-Bo,
and Phase10. Have fun with logic and teamwork.
Bring your brain.
COURSE:AD2005 PERIOD: 2,3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
elementary
Explore basic math concepts applied to everyday
situations. Practice statistics in sports, geometry
in architecture, calculations in astronomy,
measurements in cooking, financial formulas, and
many other topics. This class will make probability
possible, fractions fun, and division delightful.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
Grades 3–5
MATH STRATEGIES
maintaining, and improving math skills and
strategies worked on during the school year.
GRADE: 3
AD0524 PERIOD: 1
GRADE: 4
AD0525 PERIOD: 1
GRADE: 5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
BASKETBALL
Develop basic dribbling, passing, and shooting skills.
Concepts are taught using individual instruction,
drills, games, and team play. Good sportsmanship is
discussed and expected.
COURSE:EA2052 PERIOD: 1,2,3,4
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
CHEERLEADING
Students will learn a variety of cheer motions,
showmanship, jumps, and various routines to
popular music. They will also learn essential
tumbling and stunting fundamentals, which will
provide a foundation for middle level and high
school cheerleading. Students will receive a T-shirt,
set of pom pons and hair bow.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14
PERIOD TIMES
COMPLETE FITNESS THE KM WAY
This comprehensive Fitness program is tailored
for the student who chooses to be introduced or
continue their fitness journey. The class will include
all facets of conditioning, including: strength,
power, speed, agility, flexibility, resistance training
and nutrition.
COURSE:EA3044 PERIOD: 6-8 am, 1-2, 2-3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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FLAG FOOTBALL
Stay strong and fit this summer playing flag
football. This class offers basic lessons in the game
of flag football. Enjoy some fun under the sun
learning the positions, strategies, and drills that
lead up to the big game!
COURSE:EA2088 PERIOD: 1,2,3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
GOLF
This program is designed to teach the techniques
and fundamentals to develop a fluent golf swing.
The basic skills are stressed, along with supportive
competition, sportsmanship, and gallery etiquette.
Classes discuss and practice techniques such as
center of gravity, balance, swing arc, position of
upper and lower body, and fluent coordination.
Different activities include mini-golf, Frisbee golf,
and golf related games. Clubs will be provided.
EA2053 PERIOD: 5 GRADES: 3–5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
JUST DANCE AEROBICS
If you like to dance, this class is for you. Students
will get out on the floor to participate in dance
challenges and bop a-along fun by dancing to
familiar songs while following the moves of
onscreen characters found on the Wii Just Dance
games. After four days of practice, a Dance-Off
bracket will be arranged for competition days on
Fridays! Each week a new set of songs and dance
moves will be introduced.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
NET SPORTS
The fundamentals of volleyball, pickle ball, and
badminton will be taught and practiced throughout
class. Drills will be used for each skill, as well as
strategy sessions for playing games.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PARKOUR
Parkour or l’art du deplacement (sometimes
referred to as freerunning) is a challenging,
demanding physical discipline to train the mind
and the body to overcome any obstacle quickly,
efficiently and safely. This discipline emerged
from French military and firefighter training.
You will learn to vault, bound across railings and
navigate any terrain only using your body. This
course is taught by A.D.A.P.T. certified coaches from
Wisconsin Parkour.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
elementary
Grades 3–5
PLAYGROUND GAMES
What is your favorite part of the day...recess! Now
you can continue to play your favorite games
throughout the summer. During this class you
will play games from the past such as jump rope,
hop-scotch, and hula-hoop. You will learn multiple
variations of classics like four square and tag. You
will also get a chance to play all your favorites on
Fridays. Finally you will also create your own game
and teach it to your classmates. So lace up your
shoes and get ready to run, jump, and play your way
through the summer.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
SOCCER GAMES
The course will show players a host of games, from
small sided scrimmages, to player favorites such as
Crab Soccer, Knockout, Pele’s Box, and many more.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
SPORTS GALORE
Participate in a variety of team sports and games:
kickball, football, soccer, Dodge the Flag, and
baseball, accompanied by a tournament the last
week of Summer Academy. Rules and techniques
will be covered in this course to enhance a sense of
fair play, leadership, and sportsmanship. Sign up for
fun and exercise.
COURSE:EA2050 PERIOD: 1,2,4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD TIMES
TENNIS
This course is designed to teach students how to
play tennis. The basic skills are stressed along with
light competition, proper sportsmanship, and
rules. Singles and doubles play are emphasized
throughout the course. Students must be properly
dressed and provide their own racquets.
COURSE: EA2074 PERIOD: 1,2
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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TRACK AND FIELD
This is a fun, informative, learn-by-doing class
for boys and girls of all abilities. Participants will
develop skills for field and running events as well
as an improved understanding of the sport of track
and field. Even if track and field isn’t your favorite
sport, this class increases physical conditioning and
athletic skills transferable to other sports.
COURSE: EA3053 PERIOD: 1,2,3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
ULTIMATE FRISBEE
Throughout our ultimate Frisbee course, we will
emphasize skill development, aerobic fitness and
spirit of competition. Includes various throwing
and catching techniques, offensive skills, defensive
skills, strategies, and rules of the game. The
students will work through skill drills, game play,
and other fun individual and team challenges.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
ULTIMATE GAMES
Challenge your hand-eye coordination with the
exciting sport of Speedstacking. Get involved in the
new summer game called Blongo Ball. Learn the
game of Beanbag Toss for your next family picnic.
This class will give you the opportunity to try three
great sports which anyone can learn to play.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
WEIGHT TRAINING FOR BEGINNERS
Interested in weight training, but feeling scared?
This is the class for you! Any students that feel
uncomfortable in the weight room or nervous
around those that seem like professionals can join
this class. A program is designed to provide the best
results in your sport area. Individualized progress
charts allow you to see your improvement. Don’t be
shy, join now!
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
WIFFLE BALL
Come join the fun in the sun and learn about
baseball. We will talk about rules and how the game
works. We will also practice techniques on throwing, hitting, pitching, and base running. This is a
great way to learn and practice baseball taking in
the safety of wiffle ball using plastic and foam base-
elementary
balls. Each student will need to bring a baseball mitt.
COURSE: EA2092 PERIOD: 5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
Grades 3–5
READING
BOOK CLUB
This is a reading club designed to empower students
to choose a variety of novels, set individual reading
goals, and share their ideas in a fun, relaxed manner.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
RECOMMENDED READING
For those recommended, a letter will come home.
Sign up will be by first come first serve basis.
This course is designed to utilize both fiction and
non-fiction texts and maintain reading skills while
devoting time to reading practice in a readers’
workshop format.
COURSE:AE0623
PERIOD: 1,2
GRADE: 3
AE0624 PERIOD: 3,4,5 GRADE: 4
AE0625 PERIOD: 4,5 GRADE: 5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
SCIENCE
DETECTIVES / CRIME SCENE
INVESTIGATION
Students will use logic and attention to details to
solve mysteries, investigate crime scenes, solve logic
puzzles, crack secret codes, and help bring criminals
to justice. Through mystery stories, hands-on crime
scene investigations, and logic puzzles, students will
learn key skills.
COURSE:BD2028 PERIOD: 1,2,3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD TIMES
MAD SCIENTIST
Use your senses to explore formulas that bubble
and fizz. Perform experiments with things that roll,
spin, and soar. Use balances and microscopes to
take a closer look at the world around us.
COURSE:AF0018 PERIOD: 1,2,3,4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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SOCIAL STUDIES
AMERICAN TIME TRAVEL
TECHNOLOGY &
ENGINEERING
Travel back in time to the days of Colonial
America and the pioneer west. Enjoy the
pastimes girls enjoyed back then, such as quilting,
embroidering, and hand stitching clothing - for
yourself, dolls or little brothers or sisters. Students
will be able to take projects home. We’ll play the
games and toys they enjoyed in those days, sing
songs, dance, wear pioneer clothing, and even put
on a little play for fun.
COURSE:BA2010 PERIOD: 5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8
BUILDING EXTRAVAGANZA
AROUND THE WORLD IN 28 DAYS
BEGINNING FRENCH
Would you like to travel around the world in
28 days? Buckle your seatbelt and get out your
passport because we are going to take imaginary
voyages, visiting countries around the world.
Discuss traditions, music, games, cities, and
attractions from the country of the day. Eat
traditional foods, make arts and crafts, and play
games from those countries. We will spend six
weeks creating an informational booklet on the
countries we visit. Lots of fun in store!
COURSE:AG2013 PERIOD: 4
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
HISTORY CLUB (ONLINE)
Do you like history? Do you like great
documentaries about the past? How would you
like the opportunity to learn about history at your
own pace from your own home and be entertained
in the process? Join the Online History Club. You
will get to watch fantastic documentaries about
history and be ready for your next year of SS. Each
week will have a different Unit of history! Plus you
will also have the opportunity to play on an online
game that will match your knowledge with others
about the weekly unit. (American, European,
Ancient history)
COURSE: AG2015 PERIOD: Online
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
elementary
Grades 3–5
Building Extravaganza is designed for bright,
motivated thinkers. Students will learn about
structures and their design elements. Geodesic
dome construction will be examined and
constructed as one of the building projects.
COURSE:AF2011
PERIOD: 1,2
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8
WORLD LANGUAGE
Learn basic French vocabulary and act out easy
conversations with your friends. Draw, sing, and
play French games. Celebrate French holidays!
Reproduce French art masterpieces! Each student
creates an “All About Me” book in French. Parlezvous francais?
COURSE:AB2002 PERIOD: 5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
BEGINNING GERMAN
Guten Tag! Was willst du lernen? This is the ideal
class to learn useful German words, phrases, songs,
games, and traditional customs. Learn numbers,
colors, foods, animals, and a variety of other useful
greetings. “Kaffee and Kuchen Zeit” will be held
some time during the last week. This is a time when
we will be sharing a variety of German foods, not
just cake (kuchen). Come see what the German
language has to offer!
COURSE:AB2003 PERIOD: 4
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
BEGINNING SPANISH
PERIOD TIMES
Hola! This beginning level class is ideal for students
who are ready to begin learning Spanish! Games,
music, and drama are used to help introduce
numbers, colors, greetings, animals, food, feelings,
weather, the body, the alphabet, and Spanish
speaking countries. A fiesta is held some time
during the last week.
COURSE:AB0004 PERIOD: 1,2
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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middle school
BABYSITTING SAFETY CLINIC
JUNE 27 or 28, KM High School
This is a half day four hour course designed to
equip young people for staying home alone and
teach them the basics of safety and care for younger
siblings. Students enrolled in Summer Academy
classes will be excused from their regular schedule
to attend the 8am-12pm session. Their teachers will
be notified of their absence. (This course does not
provide American Red Cross certification.)
REQUIREMENTS: 11 Years old and completed Grade 5
COURSE: DA2041
8am–12pm June 27
DA2042 1–5pm
June 27
DA2043 8am–12pm June 28
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5
COOL CONNECTIONS
COURSE: DA0045 PERIOD: 1–5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
DRAMA
SUMMER MUSICAL MARY POPPINS
The 2016 summer musical is Mary Poppins, the
magical Disney favorite about the Banks family
and the nanny who is “practically perfect in every
way.” Including a cast of London citizens, chimney
sweeps, dancing park statutes, house staff and
household objects come to life, this show has roles
for multiple lead/featured solo parts and a strong
ensemble. Auditions will be held in the KMHS
auditorium at 3:15 pm April 19 & 20 with vocal
auditions on Tuesday and dance and acting
auditions on Wednesday. A required audition
rehearsal for song and dance will be held
Monday, April 18 from 3:15-5:00pm. Callback
auditions (if necessary) will be held on Thursday,
April 21. Students auditioning for the cast should be
present and available the 18th-20th, but absolutely
should be at the audition sessions Tuesday and
Wednesday. Those wishing to be part of the pit
orchestra should contact KMHS Band Director
Mr. Erickson. Students are needed to work on the
important backstage crews of set construction,
tech, publicity and costumes. Specific leadership
roles for backstage crews will be determined by
the advisors after the early weeks of rehearsal.
Summer rehearsal and work time for actors and
costume crew members will be primarily 8:00
am-12:30 pm. The set and tech crews will work a
mixture of mornings and afternoons (11:30-4:00
pm) that will be specifically scheduled closer to
PERIOD TIMES
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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the start date. All students and families should
be aware that rehearsal/work sessions may be
scheduled outside of these primary hours and
specific schedules will be available during the
production process. Rehearsals and production
work for all summer musical students (cast &
crew) begin on Monday June 20, however cast
and costume crew members are expected to attend
a show read-through on Wednesday May 25 (3-6
pm). Work & rehearsal time for select cast and crew
members will also likely be scheduled for part of
the week June 13-17. Performances are July 15,
16, 21, 22 and 23 at 7 pm and July 20 at 2 pm. An
actor audition workshop will be presented by the
directors for all interested students on Tuesday
April 5 in the KMHS Choir Room (3-4:30 pm)
with audition materials available on the Summer
Academy website and KMHS and KMMS choir
rooms on or before that date. A mandatory parent
meeting for all families involved in the musical
will occur Wednesday May 4 at 6:30 pm in the
KM Perform Community Room (HS room 309).
All area students who have completed grades 6-12
are eligible to audition or work on backstage crews,
though relevant fees for five Summer Academy
class periods apply to all students outside Kettle
Moraine School District. Those who audition will
be required to complete the Summer Academy
registration form upon acceptance into the cast.
COURSE: CB3014 (Schedule Varies)
PERIOD: 1–5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
IMPORTANT DATES:
APRIL 15 Actor audition workshop 3:00–4:30pm
(KMHS Choir Room)
APRIL 18 Audition Rehearsal 3:15–5pm
(KMHS auditorium)
APRIL 19 Vocal Auditions 3:15pm
(KMHS auditorium)
APRIL 20Dance and Acting Auditions 3:15pm
(KMHS auditorium)
MAY 4Mandatory parent meeting for
all involved families 6:30pm
(KHMS Room 309)
MAY 25Cast read through 3:00-6:00pm
(KMHS auditorium)
JUNE 13-17Work and rehearsal for select cast and
crew members (KMHS auditorium)
JUNE 20– JULY 29
Full rehearsals begin through
the end of Summer Academy
(KMHS auditorium)
J ULY 15, 16, 21, 22, 23
Summer Musical performances
middle school
7:00pm (KMHS auditorium)
JULY 20Summer Musical performance 2:00pm
(KMHS auditorium)
SURVIVING THE OUTDOORS
Wisconsin’s outdoor areas are full of enjoyable
experiences. However, there is a level of risk that
can be lessened with simple survival and safety
techniques. We will learn some of the basics of
outdoor survival. The focus of this class will include
safety, orienteering, planning for the worst, shelter
building, and other skills needed to enjoy and
survive Wisconsin’s outdoors.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
FAMILY & CONSUMER
EDUCATION
CHEF ROOKIE & RECIPE DESIGNER
Test and prepare recipes you will want to make
again and again. We will cook three of the five days
and serve the different entrées in a buffet style for
everyone to sample. As a chef, you will scrapbook
your favorite recipes, including breakfast foods,
cookies and cakes, appetizers and snacks, breads,
quick breads and muffins, main dishes, pies and
pastries, salads, fruits and vegetables, as well as
learn cooking basics. Hope you can join us in the
kitchen! A 3 ring one-inch binder is required.
While the district makes a concerted effort to prevent
peanut products from entering our schools, we cannot
expressly guarantee our facility to be free from
peanuts or peanut by-products. However, no peanut
products are knowingly used in our recipes.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10
PERIOD TIMES
FINE ARTS
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
CALLIGRAPHY AND FANCY LETTERING
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
Learn various styles of fancy lettering and create
fun signs, invitations, posters, and greeting cards by
hand with special colors and chisel markers.
COURSE: BA2030 PERIOD: 4
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5
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ADVANCED ORCHESTRA
Mondays and Thursdays 6:15 pm - 8 pm
KMHS Orchestra Room
This class is designed for 6th -12th grade orchestra
students who have at least 2 years of playing
experience and a strong note reading background
on their stringed instruments. This class will focus
on technique, classical music, and rock music.
COURSE:CC3040
PERIOD: 6:15–8 pm
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
SUMMER BAND WEEK
AUGUST 1–5, M-F, Held at KMHS,
No Transportation Provided
This one week Summer Band program is for
students who are currently enrolled in Band.
REQUIREMENTS: Grades: 5-6 (1 year experience)
COURSE:CC3043
PERIOD: Aug. 1–5, 12–1:15pm
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
REQUIREMENTS:
Grades: 6–8 (2 year experience)
COURSE:CC3044
PERIOD:
Aug. 1–5, 1:15–2:30pm
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
COURSE FEE: .
MATH
CHESS, INTERMEDIATE
Students review the basic rules and build strong
strategies of the game. Strategy, critical thinking
and decision-making are learned and practiced.
Students take turns playing with a giant chess set
so big they are part of the game!
COURSE: BD2034 PERIOD: 2
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
MATH STRATEGIES
This class is designed for reviewing, maintaining,
and improving math skills and strategies worked on
during the school year.
COURSE: AD3526 PERIOD: 4,5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
MONEY SMARTS
impact of their financial decisions.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
middle school
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
BASKETBALL
This course helps the basketball player reinforce
dribbling, passing, and shooting skills. Concepts are
taught using individual instruction and team play.
Good sportmanship is discussed and expected.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
CARDIO GAMES / WEIGHT TRAINING
Half of this course is designed as a physical fitness
games class in which the students will have an
opportunity to learn new and exciting ways to have
fun and improve their health. Students will take
skills they have learned in other games (football,
basketball, etc.) and apply them to new and
exciting games. Students will utilize skills such as
throwing, kicking, catching, running, and jumping
in combination with a cardiovascular workout that
will challenge them and improve their health. The
other half of the course consists of weight training
and conditioning combined with an opportunity for
skill development. A program is designed to provide
the best results in your sport area. Individualized
progress charts allow you to see your improvement.
Join now and prepare to be excited!
COURSE:EA3042 PERIOD: 1-2, 4-5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
and nutrition.
COURSE:EA3044 PERIOD: 6-8 am, 1-2, 2-3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD TIMES
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
Students will relate how one’s education, career,
income, and spending habits affect their financial
status and lifestyle. By gaining an understanding
of budgets, savings, investing, credit, expenses,
and debt, students will learn how to better manage
money while determining the personal and social
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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DANCE, DANCE, DANCE
Students will learn various styles and trends in
hip hop dance and routines related to those styles.
Students will have the opportunity to choreograph
their own dances and perform in front of their
peers. On the last day of class there will be a
performance for family and friends.
COURSE:CA2034 PERIOD: 3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
ENDURANCE TRAINING
If summer training for fall sports is something you
have considered, then you will want to register for
Endurance Training. Daily sessions will run all six
weeks of Summer Academy. During our session you
will run on the bike trail, at county parks, and around
the high school practice facilities. The goal is to help
you develop an appropriate cardiovascular system
ready to go “the distance.” Please be prepared to
exercise daily and BRING WATER!
COURSE:EA3046
PERIOD: 8am–10:15pm
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
FLAG FOOTBALL
Throughout our Flag Football course, we will
concentrate on throwing, catching, offensive and
defensive concepts, and team work. The students
will work through skill drills, game play, and other
fun team challenges to help develop their cognitive,
affective, and psychomotor skills in flag football.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
NET SPORTS
The fundamentals of volleyball, pickle ball, and
badminton will be taught and practiced throughout
class. Drills will be used for each skill, as well as
strategy sessions for playing games.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PARKOUR
Parkour or l’art du deplacement (sometimes referred
to as freerunning) is a challenging, demanding
physical discipline to train the mind and the body
to overcome any obstacle quickly, efficiently and
safely. This discipline emerged from French military
and firefighter training. You will learn to vault,
bound across railings and navigate any terrain only
using your body. This course is taught by A.D.A.P.T.
certified coaches from Wisconsin Parkour.
Grades: 6–8
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
middle school
REQUIREMENTS:
SPORTS GALORE
Participate in a variety of team sports and games
such as kickball, football, soccer, baseball, and
Dodge the Flag. Rules and technique will be
covered in this course to enhance a sense of fair
play, leadership, and sportsmanship. There will be
a tournament the last week of Summer Academy.
Sign up for fun and exercise.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
TENNIS
This course is designed to teach students how to
play tennis. The basic skills are stressed along with
light competition, proper sportsmanship, and
rules. Singles and doubles play are emphasized
throughout the course. Students must be properly
dressed and provide their own racquets.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
TRACK AND FIELD
This is a fun, informative, learn-by-doing class
for boys and girls of all abilities. Participants will
develop skills for field and running events as well
as an improved understanding of the sport of track
and field. Even if track and field isn’t your favorite
sport, this class increases physical conditioning and
athletic skills transferable to other sports.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
ULTIMATE FRISBEE
Throughout our ultimate Frisbee course, we will
emphasize skill development, aerobic fitness and
spirit of competition. Includes various throwing
and catching techniques, offensive skills, defensive
skills, strategies, and rules of the game. The students
will work through skill drills, game play, and other
fun individual and team challenges.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD TIMES
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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WEIGHT TRAINING FOR BEGINNERS
RECOMMENDED READING
WIFFLE BALL
SCIENCE
Interested in weight training, but feeling scared?
This is the class for you! Any students that feel
uncomfortable in the weight room or nervous
around those that seem like professionals can join
this class. A program is designed to provide the best
results in your sport area. Individualized progress
charts allow you to see your improvement. Don’t be
shy, join now!
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
Come join the fun in the sun and learn about
baseball. We will talk about rules and how the game
works. We will also practice techniques on throwing, hitting, pitching, and base running. This is a
great way to learn and practice baseball taking in
the safety of wiffle ball using plastic and foam baseballs. Each student will need to bring a baseball mitt.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
READING
BOOK CLUB
Book Club is designed to empower students to
choose a variety of novels and share their ideas in a
fun, relaxed manner.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
DIGITAL BOOK CLUB
Do you love to Read? Well you have come to the
right place! We have a digital community book
club for summer reading fun right in the comfort of
your own home. Choose from different books for
different levels of readers, post questions to others
reading your book, blog about great books you have
read! You will get to share your opinions and even
get a chance to meet for a book wrap parties every 2
weeks at a local coffee shop.
COURSE: EA3009 PERIOD: Online
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
For those recommended, a letter will come
home. Sign up will be by first come first serve
basis. This course is designed to utilize electronic
informational texts to personalize instruction and
promote critical thinking and problem solving.
Students will focus on vocabulary, comprehension,
and summarizing within high interest topics.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
middle school
SCIENCE DISCOVERY
In this student directed class we will be working
together on projects and holding competitions
that demonstrate basic principles of science.
Students will decide what they want to learn about.
Come ready on the first day with ideas! Hands-on
activities will teach a variety of science concepts.
We will explore how a balloon can blow itself up,
discover the mysteries of friction and gravity,
determine the properties of slime, and solve our
everyday questions behind the many mysteries of
sciences!
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
SOCIAL STUDIES
HISTORY CLUB (ONLINE)
Do you like history? Do you like great
documentaries about the past? How would you like
the opportunity to learn about history at your own
pace from your own home and be entertained in the
process? Join the Online History Club. You will get
to watch fantastic documentaries about history and
be ready for your next year of SS. Each week will
have a different Unit of history! Plus you will also
have the opportunity to play on an online game that
will match your knowledge with others about the
weekly unit. (American, European, Ancient history)
COURSE: AG2015 PERIOD: Online
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERIOD TIMES
PERIOD 3:9:50–10:45am
PERIOD 4:10:45–11:40am
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2 x 2 MATRIX
WEEK
(2week classes x 2 ¼ periods long)
8:00–10:15am
10:15am–12:35pm
Sculpture
Mosaics
Music Remix
Photography of the Outdoors
Mosaics
Sculpture
WEEK 1 & 2
June 20–July 1
middle school
Lego Mindstorm
Endurance Training
WEEK 3 & 4
July 5–July 15
Endurance Training
Drawing and Painting in the Park
Xtreme Cartooning
Lego Mindstorm
Drawing and Painting in the Park
Floor to Ceiling Art
Music for Movies
WEEK 5 & 6
July 18–29
Ceramics
Endurance Training
Ceramics
Pop Songs with Ukuleles
Lego Mindstorm
COURSE:
MM4070 -1 TIME: 8–10:15am
COURSE: MM4070 -2 TIME: 10:15am–12:35pm
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5
2 x 2 CLASSES
(2¼ HOURS X 2 WEEKS)
CERAMICS
ENDURANCE TRAINING June 20–July 29
July 18–29
This course explore a variety ceramic techniques
ranging from slab, pinch pot and coil building/
construction. Students will create both numerous
functional vessels and sculptures. We’ll also
experiment with finishes ranging from glaze,
underglaze and paint finishes.
COURSE: MM4000-1 TIME: 8–10:15am
COURSE: MM4000-2 TIME: 10:15am–12:35pm
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10
DRAWING AND PAINTING IN THE PARK
July 5–15
Students will pick up their drawing pencils, paints,
and sketchbooks and hike out to a new, interesting
outdoor location each day where they will learn
the basics of landscape sketching, watercolor, and
paint, all while enjoying the fresh summer air!
Students must bring a pencil and a “watercolor
sketchbook”. Selection of this course indicates
parent permission for their child to hike around
the local Wales area.
weeks of Summer Academy. During our session
you will run on the bike trail, at county parks, and
around the high school practice facilities. The goal
is to help you develop an appropriate cardiovascular
system ready to go “the distance.” Please be
prepared to exercise daily and BRING WATER!
(This course runs all six weeks.)
COURSE: EA3046
TIME: 8–10:15am
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
FLOOR TO CEILING ART
July 5–15
Did you ever want to paint a room any color you
wanted? Do you like to express yourself in a big
way? Then Floor to Ceiling Art is the class for you.
In this class you’ll have the freedom to literally
“cover the walls” with your imagination.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
CLASS TIMES
8:00–10:15am
10:15am–12:35pm
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LEGO MINDSTORM
June 20-July 1, July 5-15, July 18-29
Work in a group to learn the basics of building and
programming robots and imagining new ways to
solve different challenges through the use of the
Lego Mindstorm robotics kit.
COURSE: MM4008- 1 PERIOD: June 22–July 2
8–10:15am
COURSE: MM4008- 2 PERIOD: July 5-15
8–10:15am
COURSE: MM4008- 3 PERIOD: July 20–31
8–10:15am
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
MOSAICS
June 20–July 1
Mosaics! Do you want to test your creativity?
Do you want to learn a new art form? Mosaics
is wonderfully accessible to just about anyone,
whether you consider yourself “good at art” or not.
Mosaics is the art of painting with glass. Learn the
history of mosaics and how glass can be used to
create beautiful works of art. Design a flowerpot
and wall piece out of glass. You will have a blast if
you take this class!
COURSE: MM4035 -1 TIME: 8–10:15am
COURSE: MM4035 -2 TIME: 10:15am–12:35pm
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10
MUSIC FOR MOVIES
July 5–15
Students will watch and make short movies and
then compose/create music for the soundtracks
of the movies. Students will learn about recording
studios and how to create sound effects and
background theme music for video clips.
COURSE:MM4026 TIME: 8–10:15am
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
MUSIC REMIX
June 20– July 1
Create a composition by laying tracks and weaving
the music together. Produce computer based
music, remix, and work with samples.
COURSE:MM4011 TIME: 8–10:15am
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE OUTDOORS June 20-July 1, July 5–15, July 18-29
Do you enjoy spending time outdoors? Do you
like taking photos and incorporating them into a
digital portfolio? In Photography of the Outdoors,
students will learn how to take photographs, turn
them into an online portfolio, as well as learn how
to license their very own work. This course may
include field trips to the Kettle Moraine State
Forest Scuppernong Springs Area if the weather
permits. Students are required to bring their own
digital camera and USB connector.
COURSE:MM4073-1TIME: 10:15am–12:35pm
COURSE:MM4073-2
TIME: 10:15am–12:35pm
COURSE:MM4073-3
TIME: 10:15am–12:35pm
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
middle school
POP SONGS WITH UKULELES J
uly 18–29
Learn to play pop songs on soprano Ukuleles. You
will learn chords that make up most major pop songs.
You will be able to write your own songs on the
Ukuleles.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
SCULPTURE
June 20- July 1
Sculpture is designed for the student who enjoys
working with their hands. Students will work with
clay, wood, plaster, paper mache’, found objects,
and more. They will practice critical thinking while
generating ideas and their implementation into
three-dimensional art. Students will learn to create
sculpture in a variety of ways by both additive and
reductive techniques as they refine their skills at
using sculpture as a means of visual communication.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10
XTREME CARTOONING
July 5–15
If you love to draw and doodle, then this class is for
you! You will work with penciling, inking, coloring,
contour drawing, perspective, shading techniques,
animé, characterization, fantasy, heroes and
villains, and comic strips and gag cartoons. You will
be able to make your own characters and cartoons
while learning valuable drawing skills. Impress your
friends and family with funny cartoons!
COURSE:MM4024 TIME: 10:15am–12:35pm
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
CLASS TIMES
Additional offerings for
incoming Freshmen are listed
in the High School Section.
8:00–10:15am
10:15am–12:35pm
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high school
ADVANCED ORCHESTRA
Mondays and Thursdays 6:15 pm - 8 pm
KMHS Orchestra Room
This class is designed for 6th -12th grade orchestra
students who have at least 2 years of playing
experience and a strong note reading background
on their stringed instruments. This class will focus
on technique, classical music, and rock music.
COURSE:CC3040
PERIOD: 6:15–8:45pm
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
SUMMER MUSICAL MARY POPPINS
no credit
The 2016 summer musical is Mary Poppins, the
magical Disney favorite about the Banks family
and the nanny who is “practically perfect in every
way.” Including a cast of London citizens, chimney
sweeps, dancing park statutes, house staff and
household objects come to life, this show has roles
for multiple lead/featured solo parts and a strong
ensemble. Auditions will be held in the KMHS
auditorium at 3:15 pm April 19 & 20 with vocal
auditions on Tuesday and dance and acting
auditions on Wednesday. A required audition
rehearsal for song and dance will be held
Monday, April 18 from 3:15-5:00pm. Callback
auditions (if necessary) will be held on Thursday,
April 21. Students auditioning for the cast should be
present and available the 18th-20th, but absolutely
should be at the audition sessions Tuesday and
Wednesday. Those wishing to be part of the pit
orchestra should contact KMHS Band Director
Mr. Erickson. Students are needed to work on the
important backstage crews of set construction,
tech, publicity and costumes. Specific leadership
roles for backstage crews will be determined by
the advisors after the early weeks of rehearsal.
Summer rehearsal and work time for actors and
costume crew members will be primarily 8:00
am-12:30 pm. The set and tech crews will work a
mixture of mornings and afternoons (11:30-4:00
pm) that will be specifically scheduled closer to
the start date. All students and families should
be aware that rehearsal/work sessions may be
scheduled outside of these primary hours and
specific schedules will be available during the
production process. Rehearsals and production
work for all summer musical students (cast &
crew) begin on Monday June 20, however cast
and costume crew members are expected to attend
a show read-through on Wednesday May 25 (3-6
pm). Work & rehearsal time for select cast and crew
members will also likely be scheduled for part of
the week June 13-17. Performances are July 15,
16, 21, 22 and 23 at 7 pm and July 20 at 2 pm. An
actor audition workshop will be presented by the
directors for all interested students on Tuesday
April 5 in the KMHS Choir Room (3-4:30 pm)
with audition materials available on the Summer
Academy website and KMHS and KMMS choir
CLASS TIMES
8:00–10:15am
10:15am–12:35pm
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rooms on or before that date. A mandatory parent
meeting for all families involved in the musical
will occur Wednesday May 4 at 6:30 pm in the
KM Perform Community Room (HS room 309).
All area students who have completed grades 6-12
are eligible to audition or work on backstage crews,
though relevant fees for five Summer Academy
class periods apply to all students outside Kettle
Moraine School District. Those who audition will
be required to complete the Summer Academy
registration form upon acceptance into the cast.
COURSE: CB3014 (Schedule Varies)
PERIOD: 1–5
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
2 x 2 CLASSES
(2¼ HOURS X 2 WEEKS)
IMPORTANT DATES:
APRIL 15 Actor audition workshop 3:00–4:30pm
(KMHS Choir Room)
FLOOR TO CEILING ART
July 5–15
no credit
SCULPTURE
June 20–July 1
no credit
APRIL 18 Audition Rehearsal 3:15–5pm
(KMHS auditorium)
APRIL 19 Vocal Auditions 3:15pm
(KMHS auditorium)
APRIL 20Dance and Acting Auditions 3:15pm
(KMHS auditorium)
MAY 4Mandatory parent meeting for
all involved families 6:30pm
(KHMS Room 309)
MAY 25Cast read through 3:00-6:00pm
(KMHS auditorium)
JUNE 13-17Work and rehearsal for select cast and
crew members (KMHS auditorium)
JUNE 20– JULY 29
Full rehearsals begin through
the end of Summer Academy
(KMHS auditorium)
JULY 15, 16, 21, 22, 23
Summer Musical performances
7:00pm (KMHS auditorium)
JULY 20Summer Musical performance 2:00pm
(KMHS auditorium)
CERAMICS
high school
July 18–29
This course explore a variety ceramic techniques
ranging from slab, pinch pot and coil building/
construction. Students will create both numerous
functional vessels and sculptures. We’ll also
experiment with finishes ranging from glaze,
underglaze and paint finishes.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
Did you ever want to paint a room any color you
wanted? Do you like to express yourself in a big
way? Then Floor to Ceiling Art is the class for you.
In this class you’ll have the freedom to literally
“cover the walls” with your imagination.
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
Sculpture is designed for students who enjoy
working with their hands. Students will work with
clay, wood, plaster, paper maché, found objects,
and more. They will practice critical thinking
while generating ideas and their implementation
into three-dimensional art. Students will learn
to create sculpture in a variety of ways by both
additive and reductive techniques as they refine
their skills at using sculpture as a means of visual
communication.
COURSE: MM4045-1 TIME: 8:00–10:15am
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10
CLASS TIMES
8:00–10:15am
10:15am–12:35pm
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High School Credit
& Enrichment Courses
(Grade requirement is based on grade completed in 2015/16 school year).
GEOMETRY
HIGH SCHOOL
COURSES 9-12
Courses taken for high school credit will become
part of the permanent student record with the grade
and credit so designated. Students who must drop a
Summer Academy course must do so by the end of
the first week of Summer Academy so that the grade
and credit will not be reflected on their transcript.
Only three absences are allowed for classroom
taught high school courses offered for credit.
Students with more than three absences will
be dropped from the class and no credit will be
awarded. Online courses require weekly progress
to be made and recorded.
Classroom Taught Options
MATH
ALGEBRA I
.5 credit
This course is intended for students who have
taken but failed either semester of Algebra I and
involves significant work in problem-solving
strategies, linear and quadratic functions and
graphs, and appropriate use of graphing calculators.
Models for the four arithmetic operations will be
studied and extended to expressions involving
variables. Students will learn to generate algebraic
rules rather than strictly applying those rules.
Additional topics include solving systems of
equations, simplifying polynomials, and discovering
connections between the different areas of
mathematics. This course requires Guidance
Counselor approval in order to register.
COURSE: (Sem 1) SA404A PERIOD: 8–10:15am
COURSE: (Sem 2)SA404B PERIOD: 8–10:15am
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
high school
.5 credit
This course is intended for students who have
taken but failed either semester of Geometry.
Geometry is a course which integrates algebra
with geometry and presents coordinates,
transformations, measurement formulas, twodimensional and three-dimensional figures, and
skills in drawing. The development of proofs of
geometric concepts is also presented. A graphing
calculator is required. This course requires
Guidance Counselor approval in order to register.
COURSE: (Sem 1) SA411A PERIOD: 8–10:15am
COURSE: (Sem 2) SA411B PERIOD: 8–10:15am
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
no credit
and nutrition.
COURSE:EA3044 PERIOD: 6–8am 1-2,2-3
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
ENDURANCE TRAINING no credit
weeks of Summer Academy. During our session
you will run on the bike trail, at county parks, and
around the high school practice facilities. The goal
is to help you develop an appropriate cardiovascular
system ready to go “the distance.” Please be
prepared to exercise daily and BRING WATER!
COURSE:EA3046
PERIOD: 8–10:15am
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
CLASS TIMES
8:00–10:15am
10:15am–12:35pm
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GENERAL INFORMATION
All students enrolling in an online class must
submit a current email address for the student
and the parent. Teachers will use this address for
primary communication. Each online course is the
counterpart to the classes offered during a regular
school year semester and may require up to three
hours of school work each day as the high school
class has been condensed to a six week time period
for Summer Academy. Students are limited to take
up to two Summer Academy online first time earned
credit classes. Enrollment is limited and will be
taken on a first come first served basis. Priority may
be given based on graduation requirements
for 2016.
Student athletes who may be participating in
Division I or II college athletics are advised to check
NCAA restrictions for online classes and admission
eligibility prior to taking any online classes.
Students who register for any online class will be
required to attend an advisory session during hours
and an orientation session prior to the start of
Summer Academy. Dates are to be decided.
GRADING AND ATTENDANCE
Students will be graded according to the current
grading scale at Kettle Moraine High School.
Courses taken for high school credit will become
a part of the permanent transcript including grade
earned and credit.
Students are expected to participate on a daily basis
and make adequate weekly progress. A student who
is not actively participating in the class each week may
be dropped with a failing grade and no credit awarded.
ONLINE COURSES
First time earned credit
CURRENT EVENTS
.5 credit
This social studies course examines the political,
social, and economic developments of the
contemporary world, both here in American and
around the globe. Students in the course utilize a
variety of media sources to track current events.
The course includes discussion, projects, written
assignments and a variety of other approaches. An
interest in and willingness to follow the news are
prerequisites of this course.
high school
COURSE:SA244
COURSE FEE: .
PERIOD: NA
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
FITNESS FUNDAMENTALS
.5 credit
HEALTH
.5 credit
MODERN WORLD HISTORY
.5 credit
Students will learn to evaluate their current fitness
level, develop a personal fitness program, and set
goals towards improvement as well as evaluate
their progress towards that goal. Additionally,
students learn to appreciate lifetime fitness while
examining cardiovascular endurance, nutrition,
and body composition. The Fitness Fundamentals
online physical education class may be taken only
one time over the course of four years of high
school and may be used to satisfy the requirement
for Level I, II, or III. Per the Department of Public
Instruction, the three semesters of physical
education must be taken over three or four years.
Fitness Fundamentals requires the use of a heart
rate monitor provided through Summer Academy.
Students will be required to attend meetings at the
high school for pick up, return and downloading
of data on the heart rate monitor. Students are
responsible for the replacement cost of the heart
monitor if lost or damaged. *If a student takes
any Physical Education credit(s) during Summer
Academy, the credit(s) will count toward the
succeeding year. Therefore, any additional Physical
Education credits earned in that succeeding year
will be counted as elective credits.
COURSE:SA9158
PERIOD: NA
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
This required ninth grade Health class is designed
to increase the student’s knowledge of human
health. Units to be included are: Prevention and
Healthy Behaviors, Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse,
Medical History and Communicable Diseases,
Cancer and Quackery, Cardiovascular Health and
Nutrition, and Human Growth and Development.
COURSE:SA9002 PERIOD: NA
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
Modern World History focuses on the following
topics: Transition to Modern Times, Revolution
and Reaction, Economic Change, the Age of
Expansion, War and Peace, and the Post World
War II era. Class work includes term definitions,
reading, writing, map work, speeches, projects,
debates, and simulations. This course requires
CLASS TIMES
8:00–10:15am
10:15am–12:35pm
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This course requires Guidance Counselor approval
in order to register.
COURSE: (Sem1) SA211A (Sem2) SA211B
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
PERSONAL FINANCE .5 credit
Personal Finance introduces students to the
world of money management and finance. They
will learn what to do with their money, financial
responsibilities and options, and about the
consequences of mismanaged finances. Young
people today are plunged into a world of prolific
credit cards, debt, and declining trends in saving.
They must be prepared to choose credit card
or debit card; buy a car or lease one; cash value
insurance, term insurance, or none at all; and how
to choose a mutual fund for a 40l(K). This class
introduces and explains financial concepts such
as consumer credit, investing, taxes, purchasing
strategies, stock analysis, portfolio development,
and insurance.
COURSE:SA638
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
US HISTORY
.5 credit
In this online course students will be studying
US History from the Progressive Era to Modern
America. Students will be expected to participate in
class by viewing online videos, presentations, and
readings on each of the topics of the class. Students
will take online quizzes and participate in online
discussions with classmates and the instructor.
This course requires Guidance Counselor approval
in order to register.
PREREQUISITE: Modern World History
COURSE: (Sem 1) SA221A (Sem 2) SA221B
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
CREDIT RECOVERY
high school
Credit Recovery courses may require students to
attend classes at the high school. Students in Credit
Recovery may take more than two classes
to complete requirements. This course requires
CREDIT RECOVERY 1 - FA6011
CREDIT RECOVERY 2 - FA6012
ONLY to Juniors and Seniors
at risk for not graduating on time.
COURSE:FA6011 PERIOD: 8–10:15am
COURSE:FA6012 PERIOD: 10:15am–12:35pm
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
NON-CREDIT
ONLINE COURSES
Enrichment/Not for Credit
7 HABITS OF HIGHLY
EFFECTIVE TEENS no credit
ACT PREP
no credit
In this course, students will read and discuss the 7
Habits of Highly Effective Teens. Students will then
be challenged to apply the habits of effective teens
to their own lives, schedules, and goals. By the end
of the summer, students will complete a project of
their choosing that demonstrates mastery of the 7
Habits.
COURSE: SA987 PERIOD: NA
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
This class is recommended for college-bound
students planning to take the ACT. Taking this
course will prepare students for all the question
types found on the ACT. During the course,
students will analyze each of the test question areas
and give special consideration to verbal refreshers
and techniques aimed at relieving test-taking
anxiety.
COURSE:SA970
PERIOD: NA
COURSE FEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO FEE
CLASS TIMES
8:00–10:15am
10:15am–12:35pm
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