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Summer Program
Seattle Academy
2014
A variety of programs are available!
MS Vocal Campwith Mark Hoover
Instructor: Mark Hoover [email protected]
Dates: June 16 - 20, 2014Times: 10 AM - 4 PMLocation: Seattle Academy Arts CenterTuition: $315 (includes $10 for materials)Enrollment: Max. 25 students, Min. 10
Course Description: Mark Hoover will offer a one-week intensive vocal music program for MS students. This high energy program will give students the opportunity to work on singing skills and learn a variety of vocal repertoire. Beginners will work on uncomplicated, fun music. Experienced singers will work on harmonizing within a more demanding repertoire. The camp will culminate in a vocal performance on Friday night. If you want to sing a solo, this is a great opportunity to start. If you want to just sing with others, come and give it a try!
Performance: Friday, June 20, 2014 at 7 PM in the Arts Center Theatre
Requirements: Incoming 6th through 8th grade Seattle Academy students
US Vocal Campwith Mark Hoover
Instructor: Mark Hoover [email protected]
Dates: June 23 - 27, 2014Times: 10 AM - 4 PMLocation: Seattle Academy Arts CenterTuition: $315 (includes $10 for materials)Enrollment: Max. 25 students, Min. 10
Course Description: This vocal camp is for 9th through 12th graders who are interested in Seattle Academy’s vocal music program. Students will receive vocal training, enjoy really cool music, and perform in a show at the end of the week. This program is a popular one and promises to be a week full of music and fun!
Performance: Friday, June 27, 2014 at 7 PM in the Arts Center Theatre
Requirements: Incoming 9th through 12th grade Seattle Academy students
Baking Basicswith Chef Amy
Instructor: Amy Underwood [email protected]
Dates: June 23 - 26, 2014Times: 9 AM - 1 PMLocation: Seattle Academy Gym KitchenTuition: $400 (includes $100 for materials)Enrollment: Maximum 6 students
Course Description: This four-day program will provide students with a foundation of basic baking skills.
Day 1: Quick Breads Day 2: Yeast Breads Day 3: Cookies Day 4: Cakes
Each student will receive a binder with recipes completed in class, a personalized apron, and a cake decorating tool kit. Students will be expected to participate in clean up and follow general kitchen safety guidelines. Morning snack will be provided. Students should bring containers to take home food.
Requirements: Open to all Seattle Academy students.
Girls’ MS Volleyballwith Deviny Mo & Marc Moquin
Instructors: Deviny Mo [email protected] Moquin [email protected]: June 30 - July 2, 2014Times: 8:30 AM - 11:30 AMLocation: Seattle Academy GymnasiumTuition: $150Enrollment: Maximum 24 students; Min. 12
Course Description: This camp is designed for all levels of experience and will consist of a combination of fundamentals, game play, and strategy.
Requirements: Incoming 6th through 8th grade Seattle Academy girls.
Instructors: Deviny Mo [email protected] Moquin [email protected]: June 30 - July 2, 2014Times: 12 PM - 7 PMLocation: Seattle Academy GymnasiumTuition: $300Enrollment: Maximum 24 students; Min. 12
Course Description: This camp is designed for all levels of experience and will consist of a combination of fundamentals, game play, and strategy. The camp will feature two 3-hour sessions with an hour meal break. Students should bring lunch or money to purchase food.
Requirements: Incoming 9th through 12th grade Seattle Academy girls.
Girls’ US Volleyballwith Deviny Mo & Marc Moquin
MS Roboticswith
Gabe Cronin, Ellie Wolf, and Chelsea WilcoxInstructors: Gabe Cronin [email protected] Wolf [email protected] Wilcox [email protected]: July 21 - 25, 2014Times: 10 AM - 4 PMLocation: Seattle Academy Arts CenterTuition: $350 (includes $50 for materials)Enrollment: Maximum 20; Min. 10
Course Description: Robotics competitions involve design constraints and a task. Many different mechanisms can be used to solve the same problem. Nature uses adaptation to determine the best solution to the problems of survival and procreation. We will use the Lego Mindstorms robot and sensors, programming in NXT-G, to make robots that will compete in one or more of the following types of challenges: sumobots, flag football, or a stealth challenge. Traits from these robots may be passed along to the next generation where a related but slightly different challenge will be attempted.
Requirements: Incoming 6th through 8th grade Seattle Academy students.
Intro to SAAS Middle SchoolA fun and informative orientation to your first year at SAAS!
Instructor: Megan McCall [email protected]
Dates: August 4 - 8, 2014Times: 9 AM to 1 PM (Monday 9-9:30 AM is open to parents.)Location: Seattle Academy CUB BuildingTuition: $300Enrollment: Maximum 20 students, Min. 10
Course Description:
Topics include:- Multiple tours of the school buildings- People to know profiles (including teachers, staff, and administration) - Socializing with new classmates- Organizing school supplies, notebook organization strategies, mastering combination locks, learning the block schedule, time management, and planners- Discussion of summer reading project- Academic computer use including keyboarding, Moodle, file management, internet searches, academic support sites, and email- Review sample assignments and discuss study strategies
Requirements: Incoming 6th, 7th, and 8th grade Seattle Academy students.
Seattle Academy Community Chest
Seattle Academy values economic diversity in our community, and we want to be sure that students are not excluded from full participation in the life of the school for financial reasons. The Community Chest provides financial aid to students who need support to participate in school activities that are not covered by tuition and fees or existing financial aid awards.
The types of activities/expenses that will be considered for Community Chest aid include, but are not limited to, those involved in: sports activities, arts activities, bus passes, lunch expense, after-school student hall for middle school, dances and other social activities, calculators and other school supplies, post graduation/moving up parties, and spring days activities.
Anyone in our community may request financial support for any SAAS student from the Community Chest. The school will assure that all requests are handled confidentially and with sensitivity.
The application form is available by email from Fund Administrators Mindy Watson ([email protected]) in the Upper School or Mary Berry ([email protected]) in the Middle School. You can also access the form online below.
The Community Chest Application form can be accessed online.
Summer Program Enrollment Form
Enrollment is on a first come, first served basis, and space is limited. To enroll, please complete this form and send it with payment to Seattle Academy. Once your payment and form are received, a confirmation letter will be sent to you. Fees are refundable up to two weeks prior to the beginning of the program. Summer courses are non-credit courses.
Sessions not meeting minimum enrollment by April 25 will be cancelled and fees refunded. Registrations will continue to be accepted after April 25 until classes are full.
Student Name: Grade (2014-2015): Parent/Guardian Name: Address (street, city, zip): Email Address: Home/Cell Phone: Work Phone:
____ MS Vocal Camp June 16-20 $315____ US Vocal Camp June 22-27 $315____ Baking with Chef Amy June 23-26 $400____ Girls’ MS Volleyball Camp June 30-July 2 $150____ Girls’ US Volleyball Camp June 30-July 2 $300____ MS Robotics Camp July 21-25 $350____ Introduction to MS August 4-8 $300
Total Enclosed $________
Make checks payable to Seattle Academy and send to:Seattle Academy
Attn: Jodi Rea1201 E Union
Seattle, WA 98122206-676-6870
