Summer Enrichment Academy 2015

SUMMERENRICHMENTACADEMY 2015

530 Ives Road | East Greenwich, RI | www.rockyhil l .org/sea

Rocky Hill School

2 | Rocky Hill School SEA 2015 Visit www.rockyhill.org/sea

Welcome to Rocky Hill School’s 2015 Summer Enrichment Academy!

Rocky Hill School’s Summer Enrichment Academy (SEA) offers three types of camps for ages 3-17: Traditional Day, Specialty, and Academic.

Options designed especially for high school-age children (13+) include: Study Smarter, SPOT Tennis, Deckhands Theatre, USA Chess, Video Game Creation, and Counselor-In-Training.

Our energetic staff consists of experienced teachers, highly motivated college students, exceptional high school students, and a group of enthusiastic Middle School counselors in training, many of whom were SEA campers themselves (see page 19 for a staff directory).

REGISTER

• Register by filling out the application form (available at www.rockyhill.org/sea) and returning it to Rocky Hill School along with a non-refundable deposit of $100.

• Applications received by June 1, 2015 will have the $25 processing fee waived.

DISCOUNTS

• Traditional Camps (10% on 2+ weeks)

• Pay-in-full (5%)

• Sibling (5% on each additional sibling)

EXTENDED DAY OPTIONS*

• Breakfast Club (7:45-9:00 a.m.)

• After-Camp Care (3:30-5:00 p.m.)

• *Additional fee, see application for details

CONTACTS

• Mike Lawson, SEA Director [email protected] 401.884.9070, ext. 171

• Meg Myette, Traditional Day Camp & CIT Coordinator [email protected] 401.884.9070, ext. 113

Visit www.rockyhill.org/sea for more information and online registration.

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IMAGINE

Deckhands TheaterFilmmaking

iMovieLEGO AnimationLEGO Explorers

MinecraftUSA Chess & Video

Game Creation

Counselor-In-Training (CIT) (page 19)Students entering grades 6-8 with outgoing personalities, senses of humor, and strong desires to lead by example will supervise campers and help in smaller group activities, while taking direction from SEA staff. CITs must have excellent speaking skills and enjoy working with younger children. Counselors will be trained and certified in Infant, Child, and Adult CPR.

TRAIN

IMAGINE

CREATE

PLAY

EXPLORE

Traditional Day Camps (page 6)Traditional day camps inspire and support young campers as they explore, play, create, and imagine. Through a rich selection of engaging and developmentally appropriate activities, each camper’s day is a balance of structured and child-initiated learning experiences.

Critter Camp (ages 3-5) Junior Mariners (ages 6-7) Mariners (ages 8-9)

Academic Camps (page 18)Rocky Hill School has teamed up with Rhode Island Tutorial & Educational Services (RITES) to provide academic-oriented summer camps.

Study Smarter (grades 6-7, 9-12)

Authors’ Workshop (grades 4-6)

Authors’ and Illustrators’ Workshop (grades 2-3)

LEARN

CREATE

Adirondack ChairsArts & Crafts

CeramicsCooking

Derby CarsSewing

Woodworking

PLAY

Stingrays SoccerSPOT Tennis

Lead the Way Field HockeyKarate

Jr. KayakingKayaking

Sailing I & IIFaith Hill Farm

Horseback Riding

EXPLORE

Cool PlacesMarine Explorers

Specialty Camps (pages 7-18)Within specialty camps, SEA offers opportunities for campers to explore, play, create, and imagine in a variety of developmentally appropriate ways. With more than 25 camps to choose from, there is truly something for everyone!


June 22-26Critter Camp, ages 3-4 page 6 Junior Mariners, ages 6-7 page 6 Mariners, ages 8-9 page 6 Deckhands Theater, ages 6-9 (2 wk program) page 15Faith Hill Farm Horseback Riding, ages 7-13 page 11 SPOT Tennis, ages 6-16 page 8 Arts & Crafts, ages 10-13 page 12Cooking w/ Chef Rob, ages 10-13 page 13Game Building, ages 10-13 page 14

June 29 - July 3Critter Camp, ages 3-5 page 6 Junior Mariners, ages 6-7 page 6 Mariners, ages 8-9 page 6 Deckhands Theater, ages 6-9 (2 wk program) page 15Faith Hill Farm Horseback Riding, ages 7-13 page 11 SPOT Tennis, ages 6-16 page 8 Stingrays Soccer, ages 7-13 page 8 Jr. Kayaking, ages 10-13 page10Sewing, ages 10-13 page 14LEGO Explorers, ages 10-13 page 16iMovie, ages 10-13 page 15Ceramics, ages 10-13 page 12

July 6-10Critter Camp, ages 3-5 page 6 Junior Mariners, ages 6-7 page 6 Mariners, ages 8-9 page 6 Faith Hill Farm Horseback Riding, ages 7-13 page 11SPOT Tennis, ages 6-16 page 8Sailing I & II, ages 10-13 page 11LEGO Animation, ages 10-13 page 16 Marine Explorers, ages 12-13 page 7Kayaking, ages 10-13 page 10Adirondack Chairs, ages 10-13 page 12

July 13-17Critter Camp, ages 3-5 page 6 Junior Mariners, ages 6-7 page 6 Mariners, ages 8-9 page 6 Faith Hill Farm Horseback Riding, ages 7-13 page 11SPOT Tennis, ages 6-16 page 8Cool Places, ages 10-11 page 7Jr. Kayaking, ages 10-13 page10Sailing I, ages 10-13 page 11Derby Cars, ages 10-13 page 13Minecraft, ages 10-13 page 16Deckhands Theater, ages 10-17 (3 wk prgm) page 15

July 20-24Critter Camp, ages 3-5 page 6 Junior Mariners, ages 6-7 page 6 Mariners, ages 8-9 page 6 Faith Hill Farm Horseback Riding, ages 7-13 page 11SPOT Tennis, ages 6-16 page 8USA Chess, ages 6-16 page 17Marine Explorers, ages 12-13 page 7Deckhands Theater, ages 10-17 (3 wk prgm) page 15RITES: Study Smarter, grades 6-7 (2 weeks) page 18RITES: Authors’ Workshop, grades 4-5 page 18Kayaking, ages 10-13 page 10Sailing I & II, ages 10-13 page 11LEGO Explorers, ages 10-13 page 16Karate, ages 10-13 page 10

July 27-31Critter Camp, ages 3-5 page 6 Junior Mariners, ages 6-7 page 6 Mariners, ages 8-9 page 6 Faith Hill Farm Horseback Riding, ages 7-13 page 11 SPOT Tennis, ages 6-16 page 8 Deckhands Theater, ages 10-17 (3 wk prgm) page 15RITES: Study Smarter, grades 6-7 (2 weeks) page 18RITES: Authors’ Workshop, grades 4-5 page 18Lead The Way Field Hockey, ages 7-14 page 9Cool Places, ages 10-11 page 7Woodworking, ages 10-13 page 14Minecraft, ages 10-13 page 16Jr. Kayaking, ages 10-13 page 10

Aug 3-7Stingrays Soccer, ages 7-13 page 8Girls Leadership Collaborative, ages 7-14 page 6RITES: Study Smarter, grades 9-12 (2 weeks) page 18

2015 SEA Calendar



CRITTER CAMP

Critter camp is a fun-filled traditional day camp experience with morning activities in art, literature, imaginative play and cooking. Each afternoon is spent at Rocky Hill School’s private lifeguarded beach. Through a rich selection of engaging and developmentally appropriate activities, each camper’s day is a balance of structured and child-initiated learning experiences.

Costs: Full Day $310 Half Day $195

June 22-26June 29 - July 3July 6-10

July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31

FULL DAY(9:00-3:30) HALF DAY(9:00-12:00)Ages 3-5

JUNIORMARINERS

CAMP

Junior Mariners is designed to engage 6- and 7-year-old campers with a wide variety of hands-on activities in sports, art, environmental science, Lego animation, and cooking. Junior Mariners end their day at Rocky Hill School’s private, lifeguarded beach, where campers are closely supervised as they explore the ecologically rich and pristine waterfront.

Cost: $330



FULL DAY(9:00-3:30)

Ages 6-7

MARINERS CAMP

Mariners campers will choose from various arts, crafts, sports, musical, cooking, dance, water sport activities, gardening and many more! Each block to choose from will run 45-60 minutes depending on which option is chosen. Mariners will also spend time at Rocky Hill School’s private, lifeguarded beach, where campers are closely supervised as they explore the ecologically rich and pristine waterfront.

Cost: $330



FULL DAY(9:00-3:30)

Ages 8-9

TRADITIONAL DAY


EXPLORE

COOL PLACES

Join us for many adventures to “cool places” including wet and wild ones around scenic locations in Rhode Island.• Rome Point, North Kingstown

• Bissel Cove, North Kingstown

• Fort Wetherill, Jamestown

• Beavertail, Jamestown

• Norman Bird Sanctuary, Middletown

• Sachuest Point, Middletown

• Second Beach, Middletown

• Arcadia Management Area, Exeter

• Ninigret, Charlestown

• East Beach, Charlestown

Each day, there will be time for learning about plants, catching critters, hiking, playing games, and swimming.

Cost: $330

July 13-17July 27-31

FULL DAY(9:00-3:30)

Ages 10-11

MARINE

EXPLORERS

Is your child interested in the great outdoors and wildlife? Does he or she like to get hands-on with the critters of Narragansett Bay and its watershed? If so, they’ll love Marine Explorers Camp!

During Marine Explorers camp, we’ll visit the coast and other unique locations in Rhode Island. This camp offers children an opportunity to explore tidal pools full of marine animals and interesting seaweeds; venture through salt marshes with myriad waterfowl, fish, and crustaceans; and visit some of Rhode Island’s most pristine beaches. Our explorations will include a barrier beach, a dune environment, and a salt marsh.

Cost: $340

July 6-10July 20-24

FULL DAY(9:00-3:30)

Ages 12-13


PLAY

STINGRAYSSOCCER CAMP

Campers build self-esteem and confidence while expressing themselves as positive soccer players in a fun and supportive environment. Players will gain better technique and understanding of the game, leading to a higher success on the field. Develop your skills through drills and demonstrations of proper technique.

Instructor: Mario Pereira, owner, lead instructor Register: Call 401-289-2240 or email [email protected]

Cost: $240

June 29-July 3August 3-7

FULL DAY(9:00-3:30)

Ages 7-13

SPOT TENNIS CAMP

This is a fun camp with games and drills based on the age and level of play. Ages 6-7 will be introduced to strokes, ball tracking, and movement skills with an emphasis on fun and safety. Kids play on a smaller court; use kid-friendly balls, and smaller rackets. Ages 7-16 will enjoy fun, game-based drills that include volleys, ground strokes, serve, and return of serve.

Instructors: Marisa Salvadore & Larry Sack, SPOT Camp Directors

Cost: $245



MORNING(9:00-12:00)

Ages 6-16


Ages: Girls entering 1st - 9th Grade (7-14 years old)

This fun, experiential leadership development program translates complex theory of group dynamics into accessible knowledge that is easy to understand. Young leaders apply this knowledge to examine the collaborative and altruistic behaviors of leaders in a fun and dynamic way. Participants will play games, explore mindfulness practices, design outdoor team challenges, identify personal leadership styles, and build confidence through our high ropes course experience! Participants will emerge better prepared to collaborate effectively, and utilize appropriate skills in order to lead others in a variety of settings.

Instructor: Meg Stowe and Girls Leadership staff

Website Registration: www.girlsleadershipcollaborative.com

Cost: $365

PLAY

August 3-7

LEAD THE WAY FIELD HOCKEY

Ages: Girls entering 1st - 9th Grade (7-14 years old)

Rocky Hill School partners with Lead the Way, New England’s Premier Field Hockey Organization, to offer an exceptional girls field hockey camp experience. Beginers to advanced players entering 1st - 9th grade are encouraged to register and will be grouped accordingly to thier age and ability.

The camp offers a great way for girls to learn and improve on their basic fundamental skills and learn advanced skill. The goal of the camp is to provide an opportunity to teach field hockey in a fun and supportive environment, as well as an emphasis on developing leadership skills. Girls will also enjoy swimming, team building and kayaking.

Instructor: Lead the Way Staff Register: Visit www.leadthewayfieldhockey.com

Cost: $325

July 27-31

GIRLS LEADERSHIP

COLLABORATIVE

MON-THUR 9:00-3:00FRI 9:00-11:30

MON-THUR 9:00-3:00FRI 9:00-11:30


PLAY

JR. KAYAKING

This kayaking program is specifically geared for the novice paddler. Campers will be using the Kea, an 8-foot sit-on-top kayak, which is perfect for children to learn basic kayaking techniques while exploring the estuary at Rocky Hill School.

Cost: $190

MORNING(9:00-12:00)

Ages 10-13

KAYAKING

The kayaking program introduces students to the pleasures of quiet water kayaking. Using sit-on-top kayaks, the students are immersed (literally) in the basic skills of kayaking. The week begins on campus with lessons in proper boat handling, paddling techniques, and rollover recovery. The class will travel to an off-campus location on the last day, exposing the students to a variety of conditions from open water on the Bay, to inland streams and rivers.

Cost: $210

MORNING(9:00-12:00)

Ages 10-13

July 6-10July 20-24

INTRO TOKARATE

This program is designed to introduce children to the exciting world of Kempo Karate. All of the children will be taught beginner techniques such as blocking, kicking, and striking. They will also enjoy a daily arts and crafts project aimed at exposing the children to the Japanese culture. Equipment is provided, and includes a uniform and belt. Students will keep their equipment at the end of the session.

Cost: $195

MORNING(9:00-12:00)

Ages 10-13

July 20-24

June 29 - July 3July 13-17July 27-31


PLAY

SAILING I

Beginning sailors will learn the basics of sailing. Parts of the boat, sail trim, safety, knot tying, seamanship, capsizing recovery, rules of the road, and boat handling will all be explored in this class. Campers will be taught on our Excite sailboats. Cost: $195

MORNING(9:00-12:00)

Ages 10-13

SAILING II

Sailing II will have a strong emphasis on boat handling, upwind sailing, and seamanship. Campers in Sailing II must have some prior sailing instruction. Cost: $195

July 6-10July 20-24

AFTERNOON(12:30-3:30)

Ages 10-13


FAITH HILL FARM

HORSEBACK RIDING

Faith Hill Farm provides safe, friendly school horses and ponies for children of all riding levels to learn on. Beginners will learn fundamentals of English riding. Intermediate and advanced riders will learn the skills they need to further their riding education. While not riding, campers will engage in daily care of a horse including feeding, grooming and bathing, safety precaution, identify and learning conformation of a horse, identification of breeds, identify and understand use of tack, making horse crafts, playing games, and much more.

Campers will need proper riding attire: close fitting pants (jeans, riding breeches if possible), a hard-sole shoe with a heel (no sneakers) and a well fitting hunt cap. ASTM approved safety helmets are available. Campers must bring lunch, drinking water, sunscreen, change of clothes and sneakers for when not riding.

Campers will need to be dropped off at Faith Hill by 9:00am and Pick up at 2:30pm. There will also be a performance on the Friday of camp beginning at 10:30 a.m. each week.

Instructor: Faith Hill Farm – 2056 Division Rd, East Greenwich, RI 02818

Cost: $350



FULL DAY(9:00-3:00)

Ages 7-13


CREATE

ARTS & CRAFTS

Children will participate in several craft techniques including a simple stuffed “critter”. Fabric, wood, and paper are just some of the materials that will be used. There is an ever-changing collection of projects in this camp that offers different experiences from year to year.

Cost: $195

June 22-26AFTERNOON(12:30-3:30)

Ages 10-13

CERAMICS

During this pottery session, students will work with clay on a potter’s wheel. They will be introduced to beginning pottery techniques including pinch pots, sgraffito tiles, sculpture, and coil construction. The students will have the opportunity to choose their projects within the guidelines of the skill set.

Cost: $195

MORNING(9:00-12:00)

Ages 10-13

June 29 -July 3

ADIRONDACK CHAIRS

This course introduces students to simple carpentry skills through the construction of Adirondack chairs. Students will be instructed in the use of basic hand tools, measuring techniques and precise measuring. Each student will complete his or her own chair to bring home and enjoy. All materials will be supplied.

Cost: $285 (includes materials)

MORNING (9:00-12:00)

Ages 10-13

July 6-10


CREATE

DERBY CARS

July 13-17MORNING(9:00-12:00)

Ages 10-13

COOKINGw/ CHEF ROB

Campers will be working each day in the kitchen of Rocky Hill School alongside Chef Rob DeLuise. Chef Rob will be instructing the students on healthy eating and preparation choices with fresh fruits and vegetables. Students will also be visiting a farmer’s market on Friday for a fresh choice.

Cost: $340

FULL DAY(9:00-3:30)

Ages 10-13

June 22-26 (Farm Fresh Ingredients)

This camp is exactly what you think, Rocky Hill’s own pinewood derby! Students will learn rules, techniques, and designs within a weeklong, fun-filled derby. We will start with Lego derby cars, moving on to precut forms and finishing with designing, cutting and shaping a block of pine. No trophies will be awarded but tons of fun and lots of races will be had!

Cost $210

GAME BUILDING

Campers will spend each day working with various materials to create their own chess & checker board. They will also build and customize all of the pieces that accompany it. This will be a keepsake that you will treasure for years.

Cost: $210

June 22-26MORNING(9:00-12:00)

Ages 10-13


CREATE

WOOD-WORKING

This course introduces students to simple carpentry skills through the construction of simple, but fun creations. Students will be instructed in the use of basic hand tools, measuring techniques and precise measuring. Each student will complete his or her own creations to bring home and enjoy. All materials will be supplied.

Cost $285 (includes materials)

Ages 10-13

MORNING(9:00-12:00)

July 27-31

SEWING

For students with some sewing experience, this camp will go over the basic use of the sewing machine, some new techniques, hand sewing and embroidery while working on felt critters and a quilted tote bag. Time will also be spent working on simple quilt squares, which may be used as part of the tote bag or as a stand-alone piece. Students are required to bring in at least 1-1/2 yards of two different fabrics, plus four squares of felt. Cost: $330

FULL DAY(9:00-3:30)

Ages 10-13

June 29 - July 3


IMAGINE

DECKHANDSTHEATER

Storybook Theater

For beginning actors and stage veterans. We will spend 2 weeks exploring the fundamentals of theater (blocking, script work, set design, costumes, and make-up). We will choose our favorite storybooks and through the magic of theater, bring those stories to life! Each day will be a full experience of theater and dance games, rehearsals, snack, and lunch time as well as time to swim and let loose at the waterfront. Parents, friends, and relatives will be invited to share the fruits of our labor at a closing day performance.

Instructor: Lisa Reimer Cost: $480 (for 2 weeks)

June 22 - July 3 Performance: July 3, 1:30 p.m.

FULL DAY(9:00-3:30)

Ages 6-9

Show Stoppers

Every wonder what it feels like to be a kid on Broadway? Now’s your chance to find out! We will take some of the best scenes and songs ever written for children onstage. We will pull them all together into 2 show-stopping, full length performances! Campers will work on scenes, solos, company numbers, dance, sets, costumes, and make-up. They will also have time to take a swim at the waterfront each day. On July 31st, the final day of camp, there will be a matinee performance for all the other campers and then an evening show for the community. This camp is open to novice as well as experienced actors, dancers, and theater crew!

Instructor: Lisa Reimer Cost: $580 (for 3 weeks)

July 13 - 31 Performance: July 31, 1:30 p.m.AND 7:00 p.m. Performance!

FULL DAY(9:00-3:30)Ages 10-17

iMOVIE

Students will learn the in’s and out’s of iMovie while filming, acting and creating their own iMovie. Rocky Hill’s iPads will be used during the filming and editing process. Students should bring their own ideas, props, and talent to this highly sought after camp.

Cost: $300

June 29-July 3

Ages 10-13

FULL DAY(9:00-3:30)


IMAGINE

MINECRAFT

In these sessions students will learn how to play Minecraft and have fun exploring and building structures within this “sandbox” game. Campers will work individually and collaboratively on achieving set objectives within the game. Instruction will be individualized, and plenty of time for open play will be included.

Cost: $240

Ages 10-13

July 13-17July 27-31


LEGOANIMATION

This is the next new level in our LEGO enthusiast camp. Each day, students will be working with a theme and animating it in Rocky Hill’s Mac Computer Lab with both photography and software. Students will be working on a class project and upon the conclusion of the class; participants will help assemble a disk with their work to take home.

Cost: $330

JULY 6-10FULL DAY(9:00-3:30)

Ages 10-13

LEGO EXPLORERS

Calling all beginning LEGO maniacs! Students will be guided through various projects including Pirate Lagoon, Dino-Island and Monster Madness. At the week’s end, participants will help assemble a photo log of their creations to take home. Each student should bring a thumb drive to store photos on.

Cost: $195

JUNE 29- JULY 3JULY 20-24


Ages 10-13


IMAGINE

Chess Camp - Ages 6-16

Introductory-Advanced USA Chess is the premier chess camp organizer for children in the United States. Their staff is comprised of the finest children’s chess instructors in North America. Campers experience chess instruction and play in a fun-filled environment designed to improve their skills, whether they are interested in casual or competitive chess. Fee includes trophy, chess set, and much more. Please visit www.activelearningcamps.com for program details. Registration must take place directly with USA Chess and not through Rocky Hill School.

Gamebuilder Video Game Creation Camps - Ages 6-16

Active Learning Services’ video game creation camp use our custom designed curriculum that provides campers with the ability to learn to program a video game using step-by-step instructions. Campers will learn about the history of game design, design concepts, game styles, and more. There are no prerequisites. All video creation programs are half-day programs that can be combined with additional Active Learning Service or SEA offerings to make a full day camp.

New! Kodu Video Game Creation-Adventure Style - Ages 7-16

In this program, campers will have the option of learning how to program using a Microsoft Xbox controller. Children will create their own custom world to navigate within this location. Within this world, campers will create tasks including escaping a sewer maze, survival mode, outwitting rivals, creating decoys, and collecting bonus items. The use of a Xbox controller is optional and supplied by the camper.

Video Game Creation - Platform Style - Ages 8-16

In this program, campers will build a game described as a “platform” game like Sonic or Mario. Campers will have a blast as their characters progress along a path (like a journey) doing the impossible, while overcoming obstacles and opponents and conquering the Big Boss. Starting with a brief overview of basic arcade style video programming, campers will focus their time on learning programming skills that expand their characters movements, such as jumping and bouncing between multi level playing fields.

Scratch- 3D Animation - Ages 8-16

Campers are introduced to programming by creating short story animated movies with a focus on fun. Students will create animated stories using scratch animated tool which allows them to program interactions between characters. Campers will use a gallery of 3D characters, scenery, and custom animations that are designed to help develop skills as well as provide the opportunity to broaden their imagination.

USACHESS

MORNING (9:00-12:00) AFTERNOON (12:30-3:30) FULL DAY (9:00-3:30)

July 20-24

Ages 6-16

COSTS:

Half-Day Chess $265 by June 5 $290 after June 5

Full-Day Chess Cost $425 by June 5 $450 after June 5

Computer Camps $305/program by June 5 $330/program after June 5

Half-Day Chess & Half-Day Computer $465 by June 5 $490 after June 5

Any 2 Half-Day Computer $490 by June 5 $515 after June 5

For more information visit: www.activelearningcamps.com or call 888.652.4377. Register directly with USA


LEARN

AUTHORS and ILLUSTRATORS

WORKSHOP

This workshop is for the budding author. Participants will explore important elements of serious writing, such as personal style, elegant word choice, and writing for an audience, incorporating each into their own work. This camp offering is designed to help young authors find their inner voice, to create and share original pieces with peers and to prepare their work for “publishing”. To complement their written work, authors will illustrate their stories and create their own book covers.

Instructor: RITES Staff Cost: $195

July 20-24MORNING(9:00-12:00)

Grades 4-6

Grades 2nd & 3rd

In this Young Authors workshop, children delve into their imaginations and use their creativity to write and illustrate their own book. This course blends essential writing skills with artistic expression.


July 27-31

AUTHORS’WORKSHOP

MORNING(9:00-12:00)

STUDY SMARTER

This course helps students learn “how to learn” and manage the demands of school. Students learn “active” study strategies to help them retain more information and increase their independence. Students participate in activities that help them uncover their learning styles and understand how best to use their strengths to address their difficulties. They learn step-by-step methods to approach their assignments and meet deadlines, easing homework anxiety. Additionally, this course provides concrete strategies and techniques to improve writing. Students learn the mechanics of editing, proofreading and polishing written work. A progress report and binder with support materials and resources is provided at the end of the course.

Instructor: RITES Staff Cost $570 (2 weeks)

July 20-31 (2-week program)MORNING(9:00-12:00)

Grades 6-7

August 3-6MORNING(10:00-12:30)

Grades 9-12

This quintessential high school course teaches the vital skills to be successful in school and life. Strategies learned can increase test scores and GPAs, and boost student confidence. Each student creates a binder with the indispensable information presented during the class in order to have as a reference for the upcoming school year.

The following topics are covered: Organization, Time Management, Effective Listening and Note-Taking from Lectures, Note-Taking from Textbooks, Study Strategies Proven to Result in Better Grades, and Test Preparation.



TRAINING

COUNSELOR IN TRAINING (CIT)

Objective: Assist at Rocky Hill’s Summer Enrichment Academy (SEA) by leading and helping in all activities. Supervise campers and help in smaller group activities, while taking direction from SEA staff. Counselors will be trained and certified in Infant, Child, and Adult CPR.

Qualifications: Students entering grades 6-8 with outgoing personalities, senses of humor, and strong desires to lead by example. Must have excellent speaking skills and enjoy working with younger children. You must have your own transportation to camp and prior attendance at SEA camp is a plus. Must have a professional letter of recommendation (non-family).

Cost: $210 per session

Download an application at www.rockyhill.org/sea

Application deadline is May 15, 2015. Incomplete applications will not be



FULL DAY(9:00-3:30)

Grades 6-8

2015 SEA InstructorsMIKE CHATTERLEYRHS Ceramics Teacher

CHEF ROB DELUISE Flik Independent School Dining at RHS

TRIXIE DUMAS RHS Visual & Performing Arts Co-Chair

MATT GNOLFORHS Director of Diversity & Foreign Language Chair

TIM GREENWOODRHS MS Social Sciences Teacher

MIKE LAWSONSEA DirectorRHS Preschool Teacher, Extended Day Teacher

MEG MYETTERHS Visual & Performing Arts Co-Chair SEA Traditional Day Camp Coordinator

SHANNON O’ROURKE2012 RHS GraduateSophomore at Roger Williams University

LISA REIMERRHS Head Preschool Teacher

DARSHELL SILVARHS Librarian & Technology Integrator

JOHN WORTHINGTONCranston Middle School Science Teacher

BEAU GUIDRYRHS Technology Assistant

Rocky Hill School530 Ives Road

East Greenwich, RI

Contact:Mike Lawson, SEA Director

[email protected], ext. 171

A fee of $25 per application will be added to applications received after June 1, 2015.

SUMMER ENRICHMENT ACADEMY

Rocky Hill School does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, gender, sexual orientation, age, handicap or national or ethnic origin in the administration of its admission, financial aid, employment, educational policies or other school programs.

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