HEAD ROYCE AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM 2010-11

Director of After-School Programs: Mikki FrazierMFRAZIER@HEADROYCE.ORG, 510-531-1300 X2301

HEAD-ROYCE ASP

The After-School program

provides after-school and

out of school time care and enrichment

classes for Head-Royce

students in Kindergarten

through 8th grade. The

program aims to provide q u a l i t y l e a r n i n g

experiences for Head

Royce students during the

after school hours. Also

included in the After-School Program is the

3rd-6th grade ASP Band

a n d P r i v a t e M u s i c

Lessons for 2nd-12th

graders. Theprogram is facilitated by

administrators, teachers

and counselors who

seek to enrich the lives of

our students through facilitated play, enrichment

opportunities and social

experiences in a warm,

safe environment. In this

brochure you will find information about the

many programs offered by

the After-School Program

i n c l u d i n g c l a s s

descriptions, band and lesson information and

registration procedures. All

information about the

program can also be

found online.

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM INFORMATION

Morning Care:

The ASP program provides care for students prior to school’s start beginning at 7:30 am at no cost. Although pre-registration is not required, we do ask that parents escort students to the After-School Room and check them in for safety.

Kinder Corner: 2:00 pm - 3:20 pm

Kindergarten students are welcomed to the program beginning at 2:00 pm, while waiting for a sibling’s dismissal or simply enjoying additional unscripted free time with friends. Kinder students receive a snack, participate in enrichment classes or free time and have daily story/rest time. Parents can make arrangements through Mrs. Helmgren to have students exiting the program at 3:20 be walked up to Lincoln Avenue for pick-up. Students remaining in ASP past 3:20 must enroll in one of the ASP plans. Siblings and/or parents may also come to retrieve kindergarten students from the program by properly signing them out with a counselor.

Kindergarten-5th Grade: 3:20 pm - 6:00 pm

Students will be greeted and checked into ASP by qualified counselors, then led through age appropriate activities with intermittent supervised play and/or attend ASP classes until picked up by a parent no later than 6pm. Students participating in ASP Enrichment classes must be signed in and out of ASP for safety reasons, but will not be charged for time spent in classes. All students remaining on campus after 3:45 will automatically be signed into ASP and be charged accordingly.

Middle School:Middle School students must sign into ASP in Mrs. Peter’s office by 3:45 p.m. Students then may get a snack from the Jayhawk Cafe and/or gather materials for supervised study hall. Students must check into the Read Library by 4:00 pm. Students will remain in the library until 4:45 pm when they will break for a snack in Room 101. All Middle School students in attendance will be expected to be working quietly in study hall and must come prepared. No middle school students may remain on campus unattended after 3:45 pm, students who have not been picked up by 3:45 will automatically be signed into ASP and will be charged accordingly.

Snack: ASP and Epicurean are working together to provide a nutritious snack for students daily at 4:30 pm, which is included in the outlined fees. All students are welcomed and encouraged to bring additional snacks!

Sign-Out: IMPORTANT CHANGE FOR 2010-2011!!! In an effort to improve safety for our ASP students, a counselor will now be stationed right inside the gatehouse doors on Lincoln Avenue to receive parents, sign-out and call students to meet their parents at the gatehouse on Lincoln Avenue. We ask that no parents call the program directly in advance to have their students sent to Lincoln Avenue, please plan accordingly. ASP closes promptly at 6:00 pm, students remaining on campus after 6:00 pm, will be charged $5 for the first minute and $1 per minute thereafter.

Costs: All-INclusive Plan: $3000 = $4.50 per hour for families needing full time care.Includes teacher workdays, vacation camps and discounted enrichment class rates.Year Long Unlimited Use Plan: $2525 = $5.77 per hour for families needing full time careIncludes teacher workdays and discounted enrichment class rates. Year Long 5:00 Pick-Up Plan: $1905 = $7.25 per hour for families needing care until 5:00 pm.1 Hour Rate: $10.50 per hour, for families needing care after Enrichment classes or occasional drop-inDaily Drop-In Plan: $28 per day for occasional use over one hour per day.

All ASP Charges will be added to student accounts and will appear on monthly billing statements.

ASP BANDBeginning Band: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3:30-4:15

Intermediate Band: Tuesdays & Thursdays 4:15-5:00

Band is a wonderful opportunity for students to bond with classmates, meet new friends, develop personal discipline, build self esteem, and begin the practice of an art form that will deliver joy and satisfaction from their school days to beyond. Beginning Band is for students with little to no experience, while intermediate students will have completed at least one full year in band. The band performs at Lower School Assemblies and takes a field trip to a local school or retirement community in May. The school has a limited number of instruments to loan to families. There are also several local companies to rent instruments from at a reasonable cost. Students do not have to choose an instrument prior to bands’ start, where they’ll be given the opportunity to explore the instruments before making a decision. Requests for instrument loans should be directed to mfrazier@headroyce.org.

Cost: $200 per trimester

Classes begin September 21st

Band Assemblies 8:30am Community Room,

December 10, 2010 & May 13th, 2011

ASP Band is a year-long commitment

About our new Director.. Nzingah hails from New York State's Hudson River Valley. She studied at Harlem's Jazzmobile with the Basie alumnae: Frank Foster, Frank Wess and Bill Baron. She also studied at Carl Berger's Creative Music Studio in Woodstock, N. Y, Berkeley School of Music in Boston and at Rutger's University where she received her BA in Music.  In 2000 Nzingah received her Orff Certification from Mills College.   Since relocating to CA Nzingah has worked with a variety of ensembles including the Mendocino Music Festival Orchestra, Azucar y Crema (a women's salsa band) the Junius Courtney Big Band and in 2008 was a featured artist for the annual concert series, Afro Solo.

More recently she has performed with R&B legend, Johnny Tolbert; vocalist, Denise Perrier and violinist, Sandi Poindexter.  In addition to leading her own jazz quintet, Nzingah currently performs with the Latin Jazz ensemble, Azucar con Ache, and the Oakland Public Conservatory of Music Orchestra and Count Basie Tribute Band.  A dedicated music educator, Nzingah teaches private lessons, general music, woodwinds and band.  She has taught at a number of public and private schools including The San Francisco School, the Oakland Public Conservatory of Music, Elmhurst Community Prep, Alliance Academy, Lick-Wilmerding High School and San Pedro Elementary School.

PIANO WITH KARIN MCPHAILKarin McPhail studied at Julliard School of Music and has taught at Head-Royce for over 30 years. She has a passion for helping students transform classical training into a love of music that enhances their lives. Days of Week: Monday-Thursday

PIANO WITH SARAH NOLLOur beloved Lower School Music Teacher returns to sharing her love of piano instruction with our students.Days of Week: Tuesdays 3:30-5:30, Thursdays 4:30-5:30

TROMBONEWITH MARA FOXMara has been teaching for over 15 years and has traveled internationally as a performer. Mara has also successfully established our Summer Program Jazz Improvisation course for local Middle School students. Days of Week: Tuesday 3:30-5:30

TRUMPETWITH HENRY HUNGHenry has a Bachelors of Music degree from the Manhattan School of Music, New York City where he studied trumpet. An accomplished teacher in several bay area schools, Henry also has a vibrant passion for performance where he has made a name for himself as a talented player. Days of Week: Thurs. 3:30-5:30

GUITARWITH BILL SWARTZBill is a guitarist and music instructor who’s been teaching at Head-Royce for over 15 years and a professional musician for 40 plus years. Highlights of his career include playing with Tom Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater and The Swing Fever Band.Days of Week: Wednesday & Thursday 3:30-5:30

FLUTEWITH JANE MAGIDJane has been teaching at Head-Royce since the fall of 1989 and has a degree in flute performance from San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Jane also teaches band, chamber music and has a private home studio for her students. Days of Week: Tues.-Thurs. 3:30-5:30

VIOLIN WITH STEPH NGAmong others, Stephanie is a member of the “Freeway Philharmonic”. Upon graduating from UC Berkeley with a B.A. in Music, Stephanie was granted a scholarship which she used to study in London with Paul Silverthorne of the Royal Academy of Music and London Symphony Orchestra. She holds a M.M. in Performance from San Francisco State University. Days of Week: Wednesday, 3:30-5:30

CLARINET WITH MICHEL WIRGLERMichael is retired from the Oakland Public School District where he had a successful 33 year teacher career. He is the conductor for the Golden Gate Park Band and Alameda Community Band. He holds both a BA and MA in music from San Francisco State University. Days of Week: Wednesday, Thursday 3:30-5:30

SAXOPHONEWITH NZINGAH SMITHFor more information about Nzingah’s distinguished career, please see the LS Band info. Days of Week: Tues., Thurs. 5:00-6:00, Wed. 3:30-6:00

PERCUSSIONWITH BOB FRAZIERBob is currently a musician fellow with Music National Service and has taught at “The Power of Hope” youth Summer Camp. Bob is an exciting and powerful musician we are proud to welcome to Head-Royce.Days of Week: Tuesday 3:30-5:30

ASP PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS

Lessons are available to students in 2nd grade and above as a full year commitment. Teachers will provide thirty-minute individual lessons once a week for $38.00 per lesson, billed by trimester. Please consider your student’s schedule carefully before committing to lessons. Absences for a scheduled school related conflict (for example, sports) will not charged, but all other absences will be charged for teacher’s time. Students needing to cancel lessons indefinitely will be required to pay for lessons unless a replacement can be scheduled.After School Music Lessons will take place from 3:30-5:30 pm, Monday through Thursday, and are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Childcare prior to lessons is free for Lower School and Middle School students enrolled in an ASP plan. For students not enrolled in an ASP plan a $2 per lesson fee will be added and care after the lessons will be billed at the regular rates. All Lower and Middle school students remaining on campus prior to lessons must sign into the After School Program before their lessons and must be signed out properly. Lower school students signing into ASP will be sent to lesson by ASP staff to ensure a timely arrival.PLEASE NOTE, If you are interested in registering for lessons, but the teacher’s below availability does not match yours, please send a request as there are often alternate possibilities.

SPRING MUSIC LESSON RECITAL: SUNDAY, MAY 22ND

TIMES TBA

Classes begin

September 20th

MEET THE TEACHERS...

TEACHER WORKDAYS:

Monday, November 1st

Friday, March 25thBecause Head-Royce is hosting

the CAIS Conference, ASP

Childcare will be closed on

Monday, March 7th.

Specialty Events & Meetings:

Care is available for many on-

campus parent events and

meetings, please email

mfrazier@headroyce.org to

confirm registration for childcare.

HOLIDAY CAMPS: Winter Camp:

Monday-Thursday,

December 20th-23rd

President’s Vacation Camp:

Tuesday-Friday,

February 22nd-25th

Spring Break Camp:

Tuesday-Friday,

April 12th-15th

ASP CAMPS The ASP Camp program is open to

all school-age students, regardless

of enrollment at Head-Royce.

Camp days are full of a variety of

activities as well as workshops from our enrichment programs.

Camp is available from 7:30 a.m. to

5:30 p.m. and is charged at a rate

of $65 per day or $225 per week.

Camp reg is t ra t ion mus t be completed one week prior to the

camp date to ensure adequate

enrollment. A minimum of 15

students is required per camp.

Registrations are non-refundable a s s t a f fi n g i s d i c t a t e d b y

enrollment. Campers are welcome

to bring “wheels” (excluding

bicycles), but must also provide

helmets and protective gear. Campers may also bring Wii games

and equipment to share. Campers

must bring a sack lunch, afternoon

snack is provided Camp agendas

will be sent to registered families prior to camps’ start.

CAMP DATES:

BILLINGAll ASP charges will be added to your student’s account. Classes are billed on a trimester basis. Students not enrolled in an ASP plan remaining in ASP care after a class will be charged at a rate of $10.50 for the first hour. Students staying in ASP longer than one hour will be billed the daily drop-in rate of $28. There is no ASP drop-in charge prior to enrichment classes.

SIGN-IN/OUT PROCEDURESAll students registered for an ASP class must sign-in to the program upon dismissal. ASP Enrichment teachers will come to ASP to collect students after they have been properly signed in. Parents can follow the general ASP pick-up guidelines to pick up their students.

REGISTRATIONRegistration can be complete by turning in the form or by the preferred method of email. Once forms are turned in, registration is considered complete, you will NOT hear back unless enrollment is not met. Classes have limited enrollment, in the event that a class you’ve signed up for is full, you will be notified and placed on a waiting list. Early registration is recommended! Space permitting, students will be allowed to join a class in progress, but no proration will be granted.

ENROLLMENTClasses are filled on a “first-come, first-serve” basis. Classes are subject to cancellation if a minimum enrollment of six students per class is not met. Unless noted, enrollment is for an entire year. It is not necessary to re-register for the same classes at the trimester break. Please note, you must let us know if you are canceling enrollment at the trimester’s end, students automatically re-enroll unless we have notice in writing (email).

CHANGES/CANCELLATIONSWe ask that you make your selections carefully as staffing and enrollment goals are affected by changes. All changes must be made in writing (by email). Changes will be subject to a $15 processing fee and will be made on a space available basis. Once the class is underway, no refunds will be issued. At the discretion of the director, a credit toward another class may be issued.

ASP ENRICHMENT CLASS PROGRAMTrimester 1: September 13th, 2010- November 23rd, 2010

Trimester 2: November 29th, 2010-February 18th, 2011

Trimester 3: February 28th, 2011-May 20th, 2011

The ASP Enrichment Program offers students the opportunity to explore

talents and interests outside the school’s curriculum. ASP teachers are

dedicated educators from within the Head-Royce community and greater bay area. ASP Enrichment Classes strive to provide challenging, exciting

learning experiences that enhance students’ academic abilities and

facilitate social growth.

KINDER ART EXPLORATIONStudents will explore the world of art with various are materials and techniques to make beautiful creations. Studying the art methods, palettes and techniques of arts and crafts helps students understand and appreciate the foundations of art. Colors, forms and shape are emphasized. Discover your talent and stretch your skills! Samples of projects will include: Acrylic paint on canvas, clay sculpture, puppet making, bookmaking and more! Time: 2:15-3:00Grades: KindergartenTaught By: Jenai DriscollRate for ASP Plan Users: $195Cost: $215Cost includes all materials and supplies!

ART WITH THE MASTERSStudents will learn art through the emulation of the Masters! Art designs will be colorful, exciting and fun! Having returned from a recent trip to Venice, Jenai has a number of Venetian Masques to study and produce. Degas’ ballerinas are models of evocative art: simple, yet moving. Roualt’s Stained Glass style of painting reflects the German Expressionism of the early Twentieth Century. The are various projects which expand your student’s understanding of art! Emphasis will be on historical understanding, technique and proper use of materials! Time: 3:30-4:45Grades: 1st-5thTaught By: Jenai DriscollRate for ASP Plan Users: $195Cost: $215Cost includes all materials and supplies!

PAN AFRICAN DRUMMING Students will study and learn the rhythms of West Africa through drumming. The instrument used is called the DJEMBE. In addition, they will learn the music and games of pre-civil war America as taught by a senior teaching artist and 2009-10 Nation Music Corp Fellow. Time: 3:30-4:30Grades: 3rd-5thTaught By: Bob FrazierRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185

TAEKWONDO MON. & WED.Class meets twice a week! Instructor Han Jiwhan is a former member of the Korean National Judo team and an Olympian who competed at the 2000 Sydney Games. His amazing balance of discipline and gentle instruction makes this class an ASP favorite. Instruction will focus on respect, determination, self-discipline and meditation. All students will need a uniform and orange belts on will need protective sparring gear. Kindergarten: 2:15-3:00Beginner: 3:30-4:15Advanced: 4:15-5:00Taught By: Han JiwhanRate for ASP Plan Users: $225Cost: $250One-Time Uniform Cost: $30One-Time Sparring Gear Cost: $30Class Rates include certification and belts!

CHESSChess is fun and can be learned quick and easily. Studies have found that chess helps improve test results in reading, science and math and produces growth in critical cognitive skills. Beyond academia, chess influences social behavior including self-esteem, respect for others, patience and good manners. And did we mention, it’s FUN! Throughout the year, students will be invited to join other players in local tournaments representing Head-Royce School. Time: 3:30-4:30Kindergarten: 2:15-3:001st-5th Grades: 3:30-4:30Taught By: Berkeley Chess SchoolRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185www.berkeleychessschool.org

FALL TRIMESTER CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

No classes on Monday, October 11th and Monday, November 1st

Mondays

FALL TRIMESTER CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

No classes on Monday, October 11th and Monday, November 1st

TUESDAYS

ADVENTURES Kinder: Gentle, fairy tale-like stories are brought to life through a combination of oral storytelling, clue hints and shared imagination of the students. 1st Grade and 2nd Graders by choice: Tame, age-appropriate stories that range from whimsical fantasy to thought-provoking Sherlock Holmes-style mysteries are presented. At the end of each adventure is a satisfying reward, ranging from a magic trinket to a buried treasure! 2nd-5th: The Ultimate Mission: It begins with a mysterious phone call or letter, but this class is no ordinary hunt...the ultimate experience in mystery solving, both intense and exhilarating.Kinder: 2:15-3:001st (2nd graders choose level): 3:30-4:002nd-5th: 4:00-4:30Taught By: Maimone AttiaRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185

KIDS’ CARPENTRYThe foundation of the class is safe and proper use of hand woodworking tools. A benefit to carpentry is the lessons in applied mathematics. Through visualizing, planning and building projects students also develop valuable abstract reasoning capabilities and fine motor skills. All this while having fun and working together! Project options are boats, trucks, bird feeders, clocks and more. Returning students often design their own project. *Enrollment for carpentry is for one trimester as we attempt to give everyone an opportunity to join, space permitting, returners may enroll. Kindergarten: 2:15-3:001st-3rd: 3:30-4:302nd-5th: 4:30-5:30Taught By: Lia SuttonRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185www.kidscarpentry.net

MAD SCIENCE- ENGINEERING MANIAGravity...Inertia...Centripetal Force...who would imagine that an introduction to physics could be so fun? We take an exciting look at aerodynamics and the properties of air...under pressure. Use a vortex generator to create air pockets with a punch, and levitate ping pong balls in defiance of gravity. Use teamwork to build your own super structures as well as earthquake proof buildings! Get a chance to create your own multidensity wave bottles while learning about water, waves and the environment. Lastly we’ll use everyday objects to apply the concepts of work, force and friction before designing and building simple machines.Grades: 1st-5thTime: 3:30-4:30Taught By: Mad ScienceRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185www.madscience.org

MICHAEL JACKSON’S THRILLERA dramatic dance experience!! Dancing to Michael Jackson’s Thriller is a great way to be expressive with our faces and bodies, while learning some of MJ’s classic dance moves! Students will learn the eight distinct parts of the routine and will disguise themselves as zombies for the performance! There will also be an optional opportunity to participate in Oakland’s Thrill the World Dance in October in an attempt to break the world record for number of people dancing to Thriller at one time! All dance experience levels welcome! Time: 3:30-4:30Grades: 1st-5thTaught By: Sonia PintoRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185

DINING ETIQUETTE AND PARTY MANNERSLearning about manners can be fun! Students will gain confidence and poise while polishing essential table manners and social skills. This is an interactive class with lots of hands-on techniques and activities to keep your kids engaged! Sharyn Kennedy Amoroso’s programs have been featured in numerous magazines, newspapers and on national radio and television. She also conducts dining and business etiquette workshops at prominent universities and fortune 500 companies.Time: 3:30-4:30Grades: 1st-5thTaught By: Sharyn Kennedy AmorosoRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185www.sharynkennedy.com

FALL TRIMESTER CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

No classes on Monday, October 11th and Monday, November 1st

Wednesdays

MINDFUL YOGALearn to become strong like a warrior, flexible like a cat and balance on one leg like a bird! Yoga is good for the body and mind. Niroga Institute’s mindful yoga classes enhance social and emotional intelligence, through classes in Transformative Life Skills- yoga breathing techniques and meditation to hundreds of kids throughout the bay area each week! Benefits of mindful yoga include increased focus and attention, improved self-regulation and stress management, more strength and flexibility. Grades: 1st-5thTime: 3:30-4:30Taught By: Niroga InstituteRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185www.niroga.org

STORYBOOK THEATERThere is a lot to be learned in a children’s story...how to be nimble and quick enough to jump over a candlestick; how to, like three little pigs, learn from experience and work together; and much, much more! Each week in Storybook Theater, students explore and experience a new story from around the world, building skills in acting, ensemble, movement and creative problem solving while brining literature to life. Students will perform original theatricals at ASP Recitals. Grades: Kindergarten-2ndTime: 3:30-4:30Taught By: Cal ShakesRate for ASP Plan Users: $175Cost: $195www.calshakes.org

MARIMBA MADNESS Experience the invigorating sound of marimba music, while working on coordination and rhythm. This joyous and upbeat class is taught by Ronnie Daliyo, visiting artist from Zimbabwe. Ronnie is a member of the Mhembero music and dance group from Harare and is here with the Chinyakare ensemble from Oakland. Ronnie will be joined by Head-Royce’s own Sarah Noll, also a member of the Chinyakare ensemble.Time: 3:30-4:30Grades: 3rd-5thTaught By: Ronnie DaliyoRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185

PAN AFRICAN DRUMMING Students will study and learn the rhythms of West Africa through drumming. The instrument used is called the DJEMBE. In addition, they will learn the music and games of pre-civil war America as taught by a senior teaching artist and 2009-10 Nation Music Corp Fellow. Time: 3:30-4:30Grades: 1st-2ndTaught By: Bob FrazierRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185

KINDER FRENCH ENRICHMENT & SPANISH IMMERSIONLango offers full-immersion language classes to children aged 18mos.- 8 years. Our dynamic teachers use a variety of proven methods to teach kids to understand and ultimately speak a new language. Lango employs only native-speaking and bilingual teachers who lead kids through adventure-filled lessons that incorporate storytelling, music, movement, art and dramatic play!Kinder FrenchGrades: KindergartenTime: 2:15-3:00Taught By: LangoSpanish ImmersionGrades: K-5thTime: 3:30-4:30Taught By: LangoRate for ASP Plan Users: $195Cost: $215www.langokids.com

AFRICAN DANCEJulia Chigamba is the founder of Chinyakare  Ensemble to share the beauty and wisdom of her culture and Tawanda MuChinyakare organization which bridges cultures, tribal elders, and youths and seeks to introduce new cultural perspectives, strengthen positive aspects of heritage and expand cultural imagination.  Julia's classes provide an opportunity for students to learn and experience traditional African dance and rhythms and to learn about culture, the language and vocals of the Shona and other tribes in Zimbabwe.  While it depicts activities from daily life such as planting and harvesting, it also connects the dancer to a deep part within him/herself and the surrounding culture.Time: 3:30-4:30Grades: 1st-2ndTaught By: Bob FrazierRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185

FALL TRIMESTER CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

No classes on Monday, October 11th and Monday, November 1st

Thursdays

MATH GAMES FOR GIRLS! We just want to have fun playing a variety of games and reinforcing math along the way! Most card games and board games already use logic, reasoning and strategy. We adapt games to give them more of a mathematical element. For example, we might change Checkers so that a player is required to do a quick addition problem every time she makes a move. We’re excited to offer a girls only edition of this great class to allow students to compete, cooperate and practice math. Class is taught by Upper School Math department chair, Chris Davies and several Upper School students volunteering in our Lower School.Grades: 1st-5thTime: 3:30-4:30Taught By: Chris DaviesRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185

WEST AFRICAN DANCEInstructor Kim Agnew is a multi-disciplined dancer, choreographer and dance educator teaching throughout the greater Bay Area including, outreach with the San Francisco and Marin Ballets. Kim brings over 15 years of specialized study of West African dance and music. Her passion is passing on the many teachings of her mentors. The class will explore the specific community dances, basic technique and music from all over Africa. Students will also learn a celebration dance to perform at the ASP Recital.Kindergarten: 2:15-3:001st-3rd: 3:30-4:30Taught By: Kim AgnewRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185

ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALSStudents take on real-life engineering challenges that explore concepts in physics, architecture, mechanical and structural engineering with over a 100,000 pieces of LEGO material. From motorcycles to complex walkers, this is a hands-on and minds-on camp suitable for LEGO novices to “maniacs”. Designed by engineers, the curriculum challenges both new and returning students to reach the next level of engineering comprehension all while having fun! Grades: 1st-5thTime: 3:30-5:00Taught By: Play-Well TeknologiesRate for ASP Plan Users: $195Cost: $215

LITTLE SPOONS...ORGANIC COOKING WITH KIDSNo cooking experience necessary! Chef Eric will guide young adventurers in the art of cooking gourmet food that is good for you! “Flavor Lab” will happen in each class, which provides time to explore the science, culture and sensation of taste. Parents will be emailed recipes before the night of each class along with nutrition tips. Chef Eric’s aim is to provide a safe, fun and rich environment for the next generation of gourmet cooks to jump into the food experience and carry a sense of choice, confidence and culinary curiosity into their lives. Class will take place in our own state of the art, Jayhawk Cafe! Time: 3:30-5:00Grades: 3rd-5th Taught By: Eric PomertRate for ASP Plan Users: $255Cost: $275Cost includes all supplies! www.littlespoonscafe.com

KINDER SOCCER CLINIC-BOYSJoin Coach John Miottel for a weekly introduction to soccer for kindergarten students.  Students will get a fun, action packed introduction to the game of soccer including basic skills such as kicking, dribbling and controlling the ball.  All of the activities will be developmentally appropriate with an emphasis on fun and learning to love soccer.   John Miottel, father of Annatie and Woody, has been coaching soccer for 30 years at all age levels.  John is the Assistant Director of the Mersey Soccer Club in Berkeley (a club he helped create in 1984.)  John has a Masters in Education and has taught at all school levels locally and on the east coast.  John holds an Advanced Diploma from the National Soccer Coaches Association and still plays competitively in the East Bay Senior Soccer League and in Marin County.Grades: KindergartenTime: 2:15-3:00Taught By: John MiottelRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185

SWIM LESSONSThe Head-Royce after school swim lesson instructors Erica Pinter and Liston Hulse have taught in our Summer Enrichment Program and are both WSI certified swim lesson instructors. The Red Cross swim lesson program guidelines frame the program. You may choose either Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday lessons for three week sessions, totaling 6 lessons per session. Each lesson is 30 minutes in length. Students may leave swim gear at school for the duration of the lessons. The ASP Staff will supervise changing into swim clothes as well as prompt arrival to lessons. Parents are always welcome to observe! Grades: Kindergarten-8thKinder Group: 2:30-3:001st-2nd Group: 3:30-4:00Private Lessons: 3:30-5:30Session I: Sept. 13-Sept. 30thSession II: Oct. 4th-21stGroup Lessons: $145Private Lessons: $185

COMPUTER OPEN LAB

Tuesdays

SCIENCE OPEN LAB

Wednesdays

Free Swim Fridays:

9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/22Bring a suit and towel for a

relaxing afternoon! No sign up required!

ADDITIONAL ASP OFFERINGS*No additional costs, students are

billed at the appropriate ASP care rate.

Monday-Thursday

STORYBOOK THEATERThere is a lot to be learned in a children’s story...how to be nimble and quick enough to jump over a candlestick; how to, like three little pigs, learn from experience and work together; and much, much more! Each week in Storybook Theater, students explore and experience a new story from around the world, building skills in acting, ensemble, movement and creative problem solving while brining literature to life. Students will perform original theatricals at ASP Recitals. Grades: 3rd-5thTime: 3:30-4:30Taught By: Cal ShakesRate for ASP Plan Users: $175Cost: $195www.calshakes.org

STEEL DRUMSSteel drums were developed on the island of Trinidad and are known for their sweet, melodic sound. Playing the steel drums or “pan” provide an excellent vehicle for learning musical timing, hand-eye coordination and teamwork by combining rhythm skills with melody and harmony in a small group. These skills may be applied to any musical instrument or any team environment. Grades: Kindergarten-3rdTime: 3:30-4:30Taught By: Mark RosenthalRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185

KINDER SOCCER CLINIC-GIRLSJoin Coach John Miottel for a weekly introduction to soccer for kindergarten students.  Students will get a fun, action packed introduction to the game of soccer including basic skills such as kicking, dribbling and controlling the ball.  All of the activities will be developmentally appropriate with an emphasis on fun and learning to love soccer.   John Miottel, father of Annatie and Woody, has been coaching soccer for 30 years at all age levels.  John is the Assistant Director of the Mersey Soccer Club in Berkeley (a club he helped create in 1984.)  John has a Masters in Education and has taught at all school levels locally and on the east coast.  John holds an Advanced Diploma from the National Soccer Coaches Association and still plays competitively in the East Bay Senior Soccer League and in Marin County.Grades: KindergartenTime: 2:15-3:00Taught By: John MiottelRate for ASP Plan Users: $165Cost: $185

FRIDAYS

STUDENT NAME:

GRADE:

PARENT 1 NAME:

EMAIL:

PARENT 2 NAME:

EMAIL:

ASP CARE PLAN COST

PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONSa follow up email will be sent to complete scheduling

PREFERRED DAY OF WEEK

PREFERRED TIME

Instrument: 1.2.

1.2.

BAND LEVEL: BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE

COST

Instrument: (leave blank if not yet decided)

ASP ENRICHMENT CLASSESWrite Class Title

GRADE LEVEL/TIME COST

Monday:

Tuesday:

Wednesday:

Thursday:

Friday:

ASP SWIM LESSONS SESSION IDays of Week: Please Circle SESSION II

GROUP OR PRIVATE PREFERRED TIME

Mon/Wed. Tues./Thurs. 1.2.

ASP CAMP $225 PER WEEK(PLEASE CIRCLE) $65 PER DAY

Sign up for the whole week or list the days of care needed.

COST

Teacher Workdays:

Monday, November 1st

Friday, March 25th

Holiday Camps:

December 20th-23rd

February 22nd-25th

April 12th-15th

ASP REGISTRATIONPLEASE NOTE: ALL Communication

from the After-School Program will by

via email in an effort to reach large

groups in a timely manner. Please make

sure to put all emails for which you

would like notifications to be sent.

Registration due by

Wednesday, Sept. 8