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Howard
r
County
Public School System
2015
Summer
Classes and Camps
Catch up…
Get ahead…
Learn something new!
Look inside for information about review, enrichment and original credit classes and camps
offered by the Howard County Public School System BSAP, Comprehensive Summer
School, G/T programs and Career Academies! For the online catalog with the
most up-to-date course offerings, go to www.hcpss.org/summer/General Information
K-9 Comprehensive Summer School (CSS)/BSAP Summer Institute . . . 2 K-9 Program Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
High School Comprehensive Summer Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-4 English Language Learners (ELL) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 High School Comprehensive Summer School Program . . . . . . . . . 3-4
Tuition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Special Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Course Cancellation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 ESOL Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Tuition Reduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 English Language Learners (ELL) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Withdrawals and Refunds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Career Academies Summer Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 G/T Summer Institutes for Talent Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Meals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
CSS/BSAP Summer Institute
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Grades 5-9 CSS/BSAP Summer Institute
Pre K-4 CSS/BSAP Summer Institute Academic Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-10
Academic Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Enrichment Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Enrichment Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8 MESA Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Comprehensive High School Summer Institute
High School Comprehensive Summer Program
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Health Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Math Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Art Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Science Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Social Studies Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Career and Technology Education Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 ESOL Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
English Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 World Languages Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
G/T Summer Institutes for Talent Development
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Fine Arts
General Academics Elementary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Elementary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16-17 Middle School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Middle School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Career Academies Summer Programs
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Career Academies Summer Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Contact Information
Please contact the specific program office with questions about the classes they offer. If necessary, please leave a message and
your call will be returned.
K-9 CSS/BSAP
Contact BSAP: Jacquelyne Jenkins at jacquelyne_jenkins@hcpss.org.................................................410-313-1598
Contact CSS: Susan Williams at summer_school@hcpss.org...............................................................410-313-6627
Blended Courses (Feature both face-to-face and online instruction)
Contact: Robert Cole at robert_cole@hcpss.org...................................................................................410-313-7141
Comprehensive High School Summer Program
General Information Line......................................................................................................................410-313-1566
Contact: Susan Williams at summer_school@hcpss.org.......................................................................410-313-6627
Career Academies Summer Program
Contact: Stephanie Discepolo...............................................................................................................410-313-7493
Gifted and Talented Summer Institutes (G/T)
Contact: LaDonna Norjen at ladonna_norjen@hcpss.org..................................................................... 410-313-7005K-9 Comprehensive Gifted and
Black Student Talented (G/T)
Achievement Comprehensive Summer Career
MESA
Program (K-9 CSS/ High School Institutes for Academies
BSAP) Summer Talent and
Institute Development
Grades Entering K-9 Entering 9-12 Entering 1-8 Entering 6-12 Entering 9-12
Session I
June 29-July 10
Dates June 29-July 24 8:30 am-12:30 pm June 22-26 June 29-July 10
See pages 12-15
and Times 8:30 am-3 pm Session II 8 am-4 pm 8:30 am-3 pm
July 13-July 24
8:30 am-12:30 pm
Math, Science, PE,
Health and Blended
courses-Howard High
Fulton Elementary (K-4) Oakland Mills Applications and Lime Kiln
Location English, ESOL, art, social Middle School
Lime Kiln Middle (5-9) Research Lab (ARL) Middle School
studies, world languages
and career courses-
Wilde Lake High
AM Session $275 Original Credit $525 Session I $270
Cost Full Day Session $550 Review Credit $325 Session II $300
$125 $300
Yes Yes
Transportation Pre-determined Pre-determined
No No No
Provided community bus stops community
for full-day students only bus stops
Stephanie
Sue Williams Sue Williams LaDonna Norjen Diane Martin
Discepolo
410-313-6627 410-313-6627 410-313-7005 410-313-1524
Contact 410-313-7493
summer_school@ summer_school@ LaDonna_Norjen@ diane_martin@
sdiscepolo@
hcpss.org hcpss.org hcpss.org hcpss.org
hcpss.org
See pages 4,
More Info See pages 2, 6-10 See pages 3, 12-15 See pages 4 and 20 See page 11
16-19
Registration Online; In person Online; In person By mail only By mail only By mail only
Complete and
Complete and submit Complete and submit See page 5, ARL
submit Refund
Refund Form online Refund Form online Withdrawals and 10920 Clarksville Pike
Form online before
Withdrawals/ before June 22, 2015 before June 22, 2015 Refunds Ellicott City 21042
June 22, 2015
Refunds
A student Withdrawal/Refund Form must be completed in order to receive a refund. The form may be obtained from the
summer school program or online.
1K-9 CSS/BSAP Registration Information: Tuition:
Summer Programs Registration forms are available at
www.hcpss.org/summer/
AM Session
AM and PM Session
$275
$550
The Howard County Public School System’s ESOL $75
Comprehensive Summer School (CSS) and Onsite Registration:
Black Student Achievement (BSAP) Summer Homewood Center Registration Information:
Institute Program offers programs for Wednesdays 4:30 pm-7 pm Registration forms are available at www.hcpss.
acceleration and enrichment for students February 18, March 18, April 15, org/summer
entering Kindergarten through Grade 9. The May 20, June 10
Onsite Registration:
Elementary and Middle School (Pre-K–5) Saturdays 9 am-11 am
June 13 and June 20 Homewood Center
program provides educational opportunities for Wednesdays 4:30 pm-7 pm
students requiring extended academic support, Early Online Registration: February 18, March 18, April 15, May 20, June 10
while elective classes offer students creative Early registration for Comprehensive Summer
and innovative learning experiences. Saturdays 9 am-11 am, June 13 and June 20
School Programs will be offered online.
Students may enroll in review/enhancement Early Online Registration:
Monday, February 2, 2015 (12:00 am) – Early registration for Comprehensive Summer
classes in the core academic areas of reading Friday, February 13, 2015 (11:59 pm).
and math. School Programs will be offered online.
Additional online registration dates
In the morning, students are provided educational Monday, February 2, 2015 (12:00 am) –
March 2-13, March 30-April 10, May 4-15,
opportunities for review and enhancement in core May 25-June 5 Friday, February 13, 2015 (11:59 pm).
instructional areas of reading and math. The Additional online registration dates
afternoon, Session II, offers many exciting Online Registration
Payments will be accepted in the following March 2-13, March 30-April 10, May 4-15,
enrichment opportunities for all students. The
manner: May 25-June 5
emphasis is on fun, creativity, expression and
exploration in STEM (science, technology, Mail: Online Registration
engineering, and math), drama, the arts, healthy Send your Registration Payment Form Payments will be accepted in the following
lifestyles, world languages, and other project and (found on www.hcpss.org/summer/) along manner:
inquiry-based courses. with your check or money order payable to Mail:
Howard County students entering Grade 5 will “Howard County Public School System” to: Send your Registration Payment Form
practice skills that are assessed on state tests HCPSS (found on hcpss.org/summer) along with
and will also have opportunities to participate Attn: Summer School Office your check or money order payable to
in a wide range of enrichment experiences 10910 Clarksville Pike “Howard County Public School System” to:
including drama, journalism, art and Ellicott City, MD 21042
engineering. HCPSS
In Person: Attn: Summer School Office
CSS/BSAP Pre K- 4 Bring your Registration Payment Form 10910 Clarksville Pike
(found on www.hcpss.org/summer/) to a Ellicott City, MD 21042
Location: Fulton Elementary School scheduled onsite registration session with
11600 Scaggsville Road your cash, check, money order or credit In Person:
Fulton, 20759 payment. Bring your Registration Payment Form
Directions: Take 29 South to exit 13 Final enrollment in courses is pending full (found on hcpss.org/summer) to a scheduled
for MD-216 West. tuition payment. For additional information, onsite registration session with your cash,
At the traffic circle, take the 2nd visit www.hcpss.org/summer/ check, money order or credit payment.
exit onto MD-216 West. Final enrollment in courses is pending full
At the traffic circle take the 2nd CSS/BSAP Grades 5-9 tuition payment. For additional information,
exit and stay on MD-216 West. Location: Lime Kiln Middle School visit www.hcpss.org/summer/
School will be on the right. 11650 Scaggsville Road Contact: Sue Williams
Dates: June 29 - July 24 Fulton, 20759
Phone: 410-313-6627
Times: AM Session 8:30 am-11 am Directions: Take 29 South to exit 13
(Academic courses) for MD-216 West. Email: summer_school@hcpss.org
Lunch and Recess 11 am-12 pm At the traffic circle, take the 2nd K-9 Program Notes
exit onto MD-216 West.
PM Session 12 pm-3 pm At the traffic circle take the 2nd K-9 students should register for the grade
(Enrichment courses) exit and stay on MD-216 West. that they just completed. Students with IEPs
Turn right. School is on the left. are encouraged to participate in the program
Meals: Lunch provided and will be taught in an inclusive setting with
Transportation: Dates: June 29 - July 24 support from a Special Education teacher.
Pre-determined bus stops for Times: AM Session 8:30 am-12:15 pm Any students registering for a math or reading
full day session only (Academic courses) course and requesting Special Education
Tuition: Lunch 12:15 pm-1 pm services, must have a copy of their report card
AM Session $275 PM Session 1 pm-3 pm and IEP/504 accompanying the registration form.
AM and PM Session $550 (Enrichment courses)
2Comprehensive High Tuition Comprehensive High School Registration Information
School Summer Program Original Credit $525
Review Credit $325
Homewood Center
The Howard County Public School System’s Prep (No Credit) Free Wednesdays 4:30 pm-7 pm
Comprehensive High School Summer Program is HSA Mastery Free February 18, March 18, April 15, May 20, June 10
designed to provide students entering Grades 9-12 ESOL $75 Saturdays 9 am-11 am
with either enrichment and/or intervention Lifetime Fitness only $325 June 13 and June 20
opportunities to accelerate their achievement. Health only $325
The program offers high school credit-bearing Lifetime Fitness
Early Online Registration
courses in a variety of content areas and levels, and Health: $525 Early registration for Comprehensive Summer
including Preparatory, Mastery, Honors, and G/T. School Programs will be offered online
Career Research and Development II
Location 1: Howard High School and Site-Based Work Experience Monday, February 2, 2015 (12:00 am) –
8700 Old Annapolis Road (2 Credits) $1,050 Friday, February 13, 2015 (11:59 pm).
Ellicott City, MD 21043 Additional online registration dates
Mastery Classes
Time: 7:30 am-12:15 pm Mastery classes are designed to assist students
March 2-13, March 30-April 10, May 4-15,
May 25-June 5
Courses: Mathematics, science, Lifetime needing to pass the high school assessments.
Fitness, and health courses Online Registration
Preparatory Classes Payments will be accepted in the following
Time: 1:30 pm-4 pm Preparatory classes introduce students to high manner:
Courses: All Blended Courses school classes and support English Language
Learners receiving English for Second or Other Mail:
Blended Courses:
Languages (ESOL) services. Send your Registration Payment Form
English 9 (found on www.hcpss.org/summer/) along
English 11 Original Credit Courses with your check or money order payable to
Health Students may take an original credit course “Howard County Public School System” to:
Lifetime Fitness for the purpose of receiving full credit for the
course if he/she has: (1) never been enrolled HCPSS
Geometry Attn: Summer School Office
in the course or (2) previously enrolled in the
Modern World History 10910 Clarksville Pike
course and has failed more than two quarters.
US History Ellicott City, MD 21042
Physics G/T Review Credit Courses In Person:
Computer Science I Honors Students may enroll in a review credit course
Bring your Registration Payment Form
Foundations of Technology for the purpose of:
(found on www.hcpss.org/summer/) to a
(1) Earning credit for a course for which scheduled onsite registration session
Location 2: Wilde Lake High School he/she previously completed and with your cash, check, money order or
5460 Trumpeter Road failed for the year but passed two credit payment.
Columbia, MD 21044 or more quarters
Final enrollment in courses is pending
(2) Earning credit for a course for which counselor approval and full tuition payment.
Time: 8 am-12:45 pm
he/she was denied credit because For additional information, visit www.hcpss.org/
Courses: English, ESOL, art, social studies, of attendance summer/
world languages, and career courses (3) repeating a passed course to
Dates:
Original Credit June 22-July 31 increase academic understanding Returned Checks
Review Credit June 22-July 17 Checks returned by your bank due to insufficient
Review (HSA and World Languages) Blended Courses funds will be assessed a charge. If payment is not
July 6-July 31 All HCPSS Blended courses (original credit or received in full, the unpaid amount will become
Mastery July 6-July 31 review credit) offer a hybrid of in-class and a debt and will be entered as an outstanding
Prep June 22-July 10 online coursework. These courses are teacher obligation at your child’s school. All obligations
ESOL Prep June 22-July 17 facilitated and are not designed to be must be satisfied prior to graduation. The HCPSS
Health Original: independent study courses. Classes meet face- Finance Office has contracted with the Envision
to-face with an instructor up to three days Payment Solutions, Inc. for the electronic
Face-to-Face June 22-July 10
per week. Students are expected to complete collection of check payments. If the check is
Blended July 13-July 31
additional online coursework. Students should returned unpaid, Envision Payment Solutions, Inc.
Lifetime Fitness Original: also be independent, competent readers and will assess a $35 fee allowed by Maryland state
Face-to-Face July 13-July 31 motivated to learn in alternative formats. law and charged as an electronic fund transfer.
Blended June 22-July 10 Blended courses require students to have
reliable access to a computer and Internet. No transportation provided.
Contact: Sue Williams
Phone: 410-313-6627
Email: summer_school@hcpss.org
3Comprehensive cancelled. Once a course is cancelled, no further Career Academies
registrations will be accepted and no teacher will
High School Summer be hired. In order to avoid cancellation of a Summer Program
Program continued course due to low enrollment, early registration
is recommended. Class schedules and locations
Career Academies are back for the
summer of 2015!
Student Withdrawals and Refunds may change due to circumstances beyond our
A student withdrawal/refund form must be completed control. You will be notified of any changes. Middle and high school students will investigate
prior to a student being removed/transferred from a variety of careers and participate in activities
a class or a refund being issued. The form may
Transcript and GPA Calculation that will help them relate their own interests
Original credit and review credit summer courses to different career areas. Students will explore
be obtained during on-site registrations or can be
are documented on the student’s transcript and the Career Academies offered in the high
completed online. (www.hcpss.org/summer/).
calculated into the overall GPA. Comprehensive school programs. Students entering Grades
Refund requests and applications will only be accepted Summer School grades will not replace an
through the first week of the program. Full refunds 6-8 may consider classes in Architectural
existing grade; rather, the grade will be averaged Design, Computer Programming, Visual
will be given up to the day before the start of the within the total GPA. Both grades, Comprehensive
program. After that, refunds will be assessed the Communication, Culinary Science, or Finance/
Summer School and home school grades, will be
greater of $50 or a 20 percent administrative fee. Career Research. Students entering Grades
listed on the student’s transcript.
8-10 can explore Automotive Technology,
Tuition paid by cash, check, or money order will be
refunded in the form of a check mailed to the issuer
Eligibility Biotechnology, or Construction Management
Students who have less than a 2.0 grade point and students entering Grades 9-12 can check
once the Refund Form is processed. Tuition paid by
average or more than one failing grade for the out Cybersecurity.
credit card will be refunded to the credit card in
final marking period may attend summer school
accordance with the credit card company’s Location
to gain eligibility for fall extracurricular activities.
refund procedure. The grade earned in summer school does not Applications and Research Lab (ARL)
Withdrawal from Courses replace the recorded grade for the fourth 10920 Clarksville Pike • Ellicott City, MD 21042
The HCPSS Policy (8020-PR Grading and Reporting) quarter of a student’s report card or transcript. Dates
governs procedures related to students who withdraw The grade earned in the summer school class June 22-26
from a Summer School course. Any student who will be calculated in place of the student’s
fourth quarter grade in the course ONLY for the Times
withdraws from a course more than 12 school days
purpose of meeting eligibility requirements. 8 am-4 pm
after the beginning of the course will receive a W
(withdrawal) on the report card and official transcript. Attendance No transportation or meals provided.
Students may not miss more than ONE day of Students must bring a bagged lunch.
Tuition Reduction and Scholarships
Students may apply for either tuition reduction or summer school. All students are expected to Registration
scholarships. An initial payment of no more than attend every day in accordance with the Public By mail; see www.hcpss.org/summer/ for
50 percent of the course fee is required at the time School Laws of Maryland, Sections 7-301,7-
application. Must be postmarked by May 15, 2015
of registration. Balance owed is pending review 302, and 3-804 of the Courts and Judicial
Proceedings Article. Students may be excused Tuition
by the Scholarship Committee.
from class or school only for reasons as $125 per student
The Scholarship Committee will review the specified in the Code of Maryland Regulations,
application and notify parents/guardians 13A.08.01.O2,13A.08.01.03, 13A.08.01.06,and Tuition Reduction and Scholarships
regarding any gaps in information. l3AA.10.01.()4(A-B). Students may apply for either tuition reduction or
scholarships. Application forms may be found
Tuition Reduction Transportation online at www.hcpss.org/summer/. An initial
Parents/guardians may apply for tuition reduction Transportation for students enrolled in summer payment of no more than 50 percent of the
if they qualify for Free and Reduced Meal services school will be the responsibility ot the student course fee is required at the time of registration.
(FARMs) through Food and Nutrition Services. and his/her parent(s)/guardian(s). Students Balance owed is pending review by the
Tuition reduction results in a decreased tuition must be dropped off and picked up on time. Scholarship Committee.
rate based upon FARMs status. Alternate transportation may be found through
Howard County Transit at howardtransit.com The Scholarship Committee will review the
Scholarships application and notify parents/guardians
Parents/guardians who would still be unable to Meals regarding any gaps in information. See www.
afford tuition after the automatic FARMs status- Lunches are avialable for purchase everyday in hcpss.org/summer/ for more details.
based discounts, or who do not qualify for FARMs the cafeteria.
but are experiencing a documented financial Student Withdrawals and Refunds
English Language Learners (ELL) A student may request a full refund prior to June
hardship, must also apply for scholarship. Financial Students taking credit bearing classes who
hardships include: unemployment of a parent or 21, 2015. A withdrawal/refund form (found online
are classified as English Language Learners at www.hcpss.org/summer/) must be completed
guardian, pending foreclosure or eviction, and (ELLs) must attach the appropriate Maryland
medical hardship. Supplemental documentation and mailed to Applications and Research Lab, Attn.:
Accommodations form, completed by their Stephanie Discepolo, 10920 Clarksville Pike, Ellicott
can be submitted during any on-site registration. home school, to their registration form. City, MD 21042. See www.hcpss.org/summer/ for
Course Cancellation ESOL more details.
Course enrollment will be reviewed on June 19 Registration priority will be given to diploma-bound
for K-9 and Comprehensive High School program Contact
students in the ESOL program who are not
classes. Classes with low enrollment may be Stephanie Discepolo 410-313-7493
eligible for other Howard County English classes. sdiscepolo@hcpss.org
4General Information for G/T Summer Institutes
Gifted and Talented Returned Checks Tuition Reduction
Summer Institutes for Checks returned by the bank due to insufficient
funds will be assessed a charge. If payment
Parents/guardians may apply for tuition
reduction if they qualify for Free and Reduced
Talent Development is not received in full, the unpaid amount Meals services (FARMs) through Food and
will become a debt and will be entered as Nutrition Service. Parents who are experiencing
The G/T Summer Institutes provides interested
an outstanding obligation at your child’s a documented financial hardship may also
students with advanced-level instruction and
school. All obligations must be satisfied prior apply. Please contact LaDonna Norjen at
enrichment experiences not regularly available
to graduation. The HCPSS Finance Office 410-313-7005 for more information.
during the academic school year. The curriculum
has contracted with the Envision Payment
is focused on talent development and provides
Solutions, Inc. for the electronic collection Before and After Care
academically and artistically rigorous activities. Before and After care will be available on-site
of check payments. If the check is returned
Teaching strategies represent best practices in the at Oakland Mills Middle for an additional fee.
unpaid, Envision Payment Solutions, Inc. will
fields of gifted and talented and arts education. assess a $35 fee allowed by Maryland state Please contact the Columbia Association for
law and charged as an electronic fund transfer. program specifics, hours of operation, registration
Location procedures, and deadlines at 410-715-3164.
Oakland Mills Middle School
Class Cancellation
9540 Kilimanjaro Road • Columbia, MD 21045
Please register early. Class size is limited. Classes Contact
LaDonna Norjen 410-313-7005
Directions with insufficient enrollment will be canceled. Class
enrollment will be reviewed weekly and posted ladonna_norjen@hcpss.org
Take Rt. 29 south, exit onto Broken Land
Parkway east toward Owen Brown. At first light, online at www.hcpss.org/gt. Registrants will be Please visit www.hcpss.org/gt for more information.
Stevens Forest Road, turn left. Turn right at notified by phone if a class is full or canceled.
Kilimanjaro Road. School is on the left. Alternate classes will be offered, as available. Any
refund will be made in the original form of payment.
Dates, Times, and Tuition
Session I June 29-July 10 (no class July 3) Withdrawals and Refunds
8:30 am-12:30 pm Send a letter requesting cancellation which
$270 must include an explanation for the request, to:
Session II July 13-July 24 G/T Summer Institutes
8:30 am-12:30 pm Old Cedar Lane
$300 5451 Beaverkill Road
Columbia, MD 21044
Forms of Payment The refund will be made in the original form
• Check or money order of payment. Refund requests received after
(make payable to HCPSS) May 15, 2015 will be assessed a 20 percent
• Visa administrative fee. Refunds will not be
• Mastercard granted after May 29, 2015.
• No cash payments accepted.
Transportation
Register Early! Transportation for students enrolled in the G/T
For students entering Grades 1-8, registration Summer Institutes will be the responsibility of the
forms are available at www.hcpss.org/gt students and their parents/guardians. Students
must be dropped off and picked up on time.
Registration Procedures
Complete the following:
• Registration Form
• Emergency Procedure/
Health Information Form
• Payment
Mail to: G/T Summer Institutes
5451 Beaverkill Road
Columbia, MD 21044
Deadline: Postmarked by May 15, 2015
Payment must be included with
registration. Registration is pending until
all registration materials are received.
Once a registration is processed, a
confirmation of class enrollment will
be sent along with additional information,
including a Teacher Articulation Form.
5K-9 CSS/BSAP Summer Institute Pre K-4 AM (Academic) Session and K-5 ESOL
Comprehensive Summer Let’s Get Ready for Second Grade Let’s Get Ready for Fourth Grade
School (CSS)/Black Completed Grade 1 Completed Grade 3
This course is for students who have successfully This course is for students who have
Student Achievement completed first grade. Students will be placed successfully completed third grade. Students
Program (BSAP) Summer in one reading and one math course based on
report card data and pre-testing. The curriculum
will be placed in one reading and one math
course based on report card data and pre-
Institute Grades Pre-K-4 is aligned with the Maryland College and Career testing. The curriculum is aligned with the
Ready Standards. Review courses are intended Maryland College and Career Ready Standards.
AM Session O Credit $275 for students who are still experiencing difficulty Review courses are intended for students who
AM and PM Sessions with previously taught concepts and are marked are still experiencing difficulty with previously
on or below grade level on their report card. taught concepts and are marked on or below
O Credit $550 Plus courses are intended for students who grade level on their report card. Plus courses
are solidly on or marked above grade level on are intended for students who are solidly on or
Students can only take PM their report cards. Please be sure to indicate marked above grade level on their report cards.
session if enrolled in AM session. instructional level (on, above, or below) on the Please be sure to indicate instructional level
registration form. (on, above, or below) on the registration form.
AM Session 8:30 am-11 am BLR3.E1; BLM3.E1 AM Session BLR5.E1; BLM5.E1 AM Session
(Academic Courses) Date: June 29-July 24 Date: June 29-July 24
Time: 8:30 am-11 am Location: Fulton ES Time: 8:30 am-11 am Location: Fulton ES
Lunch and Recess 11 am-12 pm
PM Session 12 pm-3 pm Let’s Get Ready for Third Grade
(Enrichment Courses) Completed Grade 2 Elementary School
Session I O Credit This course is for students who have successfully ESOL Program
Let’s Get Ready for Kindergarten
completed second grade. Students will be placed
in one reading and one math course based on Grades K-5
report card data and pre-testing. The curriculum Students must currently be eligible to receive
Entering Kindergarten is aligned with the Maryland College and Career ESOL services. Students should register for
This course is for students who will be entering Ready Standards. Review courses are intended the grade just completed.
kindergarten this fall. This new and exciting for students who are still experiencing difficulty
offering will support school readiness by with previously taught concepts and are English for Speakers of Other
providing instruction in the seven domains of
learning (Language and Literacy, Mathematical
marked on or below grade level on their report
card. Plus courses are intended for students
Languages (ESOL)
Thinking, Scientific Thinking, Social Studies, who are solidly on or marked above grade level Grades Pre K-5 0 Credit
Personal and Social Development, Physical on their report cards. Please be sure to indicate Students will continue to develop their
Development and Health, and the Arts.) Each instructional level (on, above, or below) on the proficiency in English. Activities will focus on
week will be structured around a theme. Each registration form. developing the four skills of listening, reading,
day will include whole group and small group BLR4.E1; BLM4.E1 AM Session writing, and speaking English.
activities. Date: June 29-July 24 2811.K5 AM Session
Time: 8:30 am-11 am Location: Fulton ES Date: June 29-July 24 Cost: $75
1101.KP AM Session Time: 8:30 am-11 am Location: Fulton ES
Date: June 29-July 24
Time: 8:30 am-11 am Location: Fulton ES
Let’s Get Ready for First Grade
Completed Kindergarten
This course is for students who will have
successfully completed kindergarten.
Instruction will focus on math, reading, writing,
science and personal and social development.
Students will also engage in art and music
activities. Instruction will be based on the
individual needs of the student and will focus
on preparing them for first grade.
BLR2.E1; BLM2.E1 AM Session
Date: June 29-July 24
Time: 8:30 am-11 am Location: Fulton ES
6K-9 CSS/BSAP
Summer’s Summer
Cool! SessionInstitute
II Pre K-4 PM (Enrichment) Session
Comprehensive Summer Get into Code Mode: Kiddie Zumba
An Introduction to
School (CSS)/Black Computer Science
Completed Grades Pre K-K
This enrichment class is designed to teach
Student Achievement Completed Grades 1-4
This computer science programming course
kindergrten students the basic zumba moves.
The course is taught by a certified zumba
Program (BSAP) Summer has been developed to meet the interests of instuctor who custom designed the program
that blends dance fitness routines with fun
students in Grades 1 through 4. Students will
Institute Grades Pre K-4 be introduced to the fundamental programming games and high energy music.
concepts while learning how to create animations, BLZ1.E4
Students can only take PM computer games, and interactive projects using Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
session if enrolled in AM session. various applications like Scratch, Tynker and
code.org. No previous programming skills are Lego Zoo
AM Session 8:30 am-11 am required and students do not need to purchase Completed Grades Pre K-K
(Academic Courses) any software or textbooks to get into “code mode.” Lego Zoo allows students to improve
Lunch and Recess 11 am-12 pm BLCS.00 developing language skills, math thinking, and
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES early engineering skills as they express their
PM Session 12 pm-3 pm
(Enrichment Courses) creativity through Legos. Students will become
Health/Fitness familiar with Lego pieces and their names while
This enrichment class is designed to give reinforcing basic math skills including counting
Creative Writing students experiences in a variety of team sports. and dimensions. Students will be introduced to
Students will explore the different styles of Grade 1: BLP1.E3 Grades 2 and 3: BLP1.E2 basic building strategies with Legos and create
writing, including poetry. Grade 4: BLP1.E1 a variety of animals and structures. They will
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
BLW1.E1 even perform some engineering tasks to test
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
Healthy Foods-Healthy Choices the sturdiness of their structures. Construction
time will include the following of directions,
Dance This enrichment class brings food and physical
activity to life! Through fun activities, hands- build and test, and “Free build.”
Students will be introduced to basic ballet/ BLLZ.00
modern dance movements. Emphasis on food preparation, and creative challenges,
students will learn about nutrition, health, and Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
will be placed upon problem solving and
working cooperatively with others in the dance being physically fit. Students will leave the
process. Lessons may have a thematic focus course with skills to make healthy choices and
based on content from other subject areas and/ a greater appreciation of how positive choices
or related to the children’s individual interests can have life-long benefits.
or developmental levels. Grade 1: BLH1.E3 Grades 2 and 3: BLH1.E2
Grade 4 BLH1.E1
BLD1.E1 Grades 1 BLD1.E3 Grades 2 and 3 Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
BLD1.E2 Grade 4
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
It’s Showtime
Drama Completed Grades 1, 2, 3, or 4
This enrichment class is designed as a general This course is designed to teach students how
introduction to theater. Students will participate to bring literature to life in the form of a play.
in creating and performing scenes. Students The students will learn how to communicate
may compose short scripts as well as explore the effectively. Skills such as voice projection,
career opportunities available behind the scenes. expression, and body language will be covered.
The students will perform a small play at the
Grade 4: BLT1.E2
end of the summer school session.
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
1621.S3
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
7K-9 CSS/BSAP Summer Institute Pre K-4 PM (Enrichment) Session continued
Comprehensive Summer Vocal Music World Languages
This enrichment class is designed to enhance This enrichment class is designed to give
School (CSS)/Black the music abilities of the students as well as children a strong auditory foundation so that
Student Achievement highlight their creative writing abilities. The
students will be exposed to music, movement,
they will feel comfortable hearing and speaking
Spanish and French. Children will be engaged
Program (BSAP) Summer and the spoken word.
Grade 1: BLV1.E1 Grades 2 and 3: BLV1.E3
in songs, games, and other lively activities
followed by discussion and reinforcement of
Institute Grades Pre K-4 Grade 4: BLV1.E2
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
skills.
Grade 1: BLL1.E2 Grades 2 and 3: BLL1.E1
continued Water, Water, Everywhere
Grade 4: BLL1.E3
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
Martial Arts Completed Grades K, 1, or 2
This enrichment will introduce the students to In this physical science class, students become Zumba
scientists to investigate the principles of force This enrichment class, led by a certified Zumba
the basics. They will learn that participation
and change. In this case, young scientists will instructor, combines Latin and international
in martial arts physical health and fitness, as
examine water and the characteristics of items music with a fun and effective workout system.
well as mental, and physical development and
that it can also be used for competition and that sink and float. Grade 1: BLZ1.E3 Grades 2 and 3: BLZ1.E2
1613.S3 Grade 4: BLZ1.E1
self-defense. Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
Grade 1: BLK1.E3 Grade 2 and 3: BLK1.E2
Grade 4 BLK1.E1
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
Wheels on the Bus Go Round
and Round
MESA-Mathematics Completed Grades PreK or Kindergarten
Engineering- Science- The youngest students are offered the
Achievement opportunity to do more exploring, investigating,
This enrichment class is based on the Maryland and learning. Students will engage in arts,
MESA Program (www.jhuapl.edu/mesa/home/ crafts, games, and music while continuing
default.asp). Students will participate in a to improve on skills vital to success in
variety of local outdoor exploration activities kindergarten and first grade.
that will place an emphasis on being an 1611.S3
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
active learner. Students will have hands-on
opportunities to observe, inquire, question,
formulate, analyze data, report and evaluate
discoveries.
Grade 3: BLE1.E1 Grade 4: BLE1.E3
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
Science Fun - Zoology
This enrichment class is designed to explore some
simple science with everyday materials. Students
will participate in hands-on activities as they
observe, inquire, question, formulate, and evaluate
discoveries.
Grade 1: BLS1.E2 Grades 2 and 3: BLS1.E1
Grade 4: BLS1.E3
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
Visual Art
This enrichment class is designed to expose
the students to various styles of art with
an emphasis on African American artists.
Students will create drawings, collages and
other mediums that communicate what they
understand about a theme or idea.
Grade 1: BLA1.E1 Grades 2 and 3: BLA1.E3
Grade 4: BLA1.E2
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Fulton ES
8K-9 CSS/BSAP Summer Institute Grades 5-9 AM (Academic) Session
Comprehensive Summer Mathematics AM Enrichment courses
School (CSS)/Black All mathematics classes are
based on the Maryland College and Career
Students will select one class from the
choices below. These are 50-minute
Student Achievement Ready Standards. These practices rest on classes and will be offered in the morning.
important processes and proficiencies with
Program (BSAP) Summer longstanding importance Art
Institute Grades 5-9 in math education. Students will be exposed to
process standards of problem solving, reasoning
This class is designed to expose the
students to various styles of art with an
AM Session O Credit $275 and proof, communication, representation and emphasis on African American art. Students
connections. Students will also experience
AM and PM Sessions activities that will challenge them with adaptive
will create drawings and collages, and use
other mediums that communicate what he or
O Credit $550 reasoning, strategic competence, conceptual she understands about a theme or an idea.
understanding, procedural fluency and
Students can only take PM productive disposition. Students will be placed
BUA1.U1
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
session if enrolled in AM session. in college preparatory mathematics classes
AM Session 8:30 am-12:15 pm
according to their class enrollment and African American Studies
performance during the previous school year. This class is a comprehensive study of the
(Academic Courses) The options include MSM I, MSM II, Pre-Algebra, history of the African American experience.
Lunch 12:15 pm-1 pm Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II or SAT prep Math. Topics include the origin of civilization in
PM Session 1 pm-3 pm All academic classes will be taught by highly Africa, the evolution of the slave system in the
(Enrichment Courses) qualified teachers with Maryland certification United States, and the contribution of African
and teaching experience. Americans.
This four-week integrated enrichment program BUW1.U2
MSM I - BUM1.U1 MSM II - BUM1.U2
provides extended learning opportunities for Pre-Algebra - BUM1.U3 Geometry - BUM1.U5 Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
Howard County middle and high school students. Algebra 1 - BUM1.U4 Algebra 2 - BUM1.U6
Students will practice skills that are assessed
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS Engineering
The engineering class is a hands-on course
on state tests and will also have opportunities
to participate in a wide range of enrichment
Social Studies designed for students with strong math and
This year’s program offers Grade 6/7 Social science interest and/or ability. Through a
activities. Studies, American Government, and African- variety of activities, participants will develop
American Studies. Students will be placed
Let’s Get Ready for Fifth Grade in Grade 6/7 Social Studies, American
pre-engineering skills under the guidance
Completed Grade 4 of professionals in the field. Placement in
Government, or African American Studies based this class will be based on the student’s
This course is for students who have on academic need as determined by report mathematics enrollment.
successfully completed fourth grade. Students card grades or grade level. Teachers will BUG1.U1
will be placed in one reading and one math stimulate student interest in social studies and Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
course based on report card data and pre- will encourage meaningful dialogue to improve
testing. The curriculum is aligned with the understanding of concepts. Lifetime Fitness and Health
Maryland College and Career Ready Standards. Entering Grade 6: BUH1.U1 Entering Grade 7: BUH1.U2 Students will cover the basic course
Review courses are intended for students who African American Studies (entering grade 8) - BUW1.U1 requirements for Health and Lifetime Fitness.
are still experiencing difficulty with previously American Government (entering grade 9) - BUH1.U3 The content will include instruction on health-
taught concepts and are marked on or below Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
enhancing behavior, physical education and life
grade level on their report card. Plus courses management skills. This class will introduce or
are intended for students who are solidly on or reinforce concepts in the required curriculum
marked above grade level on their report cards. for these courses.
Please be sure to indicate instructional level
BUF1.U1
(on, above, or below) on the registration form. Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
1501.K5 AM Session
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
English
All levels of middle school English classes will be
offered. Each student will take an English class
that provides enrichment and preparation for the
course he/she will take next year. The teachers
will engage students in activities that enhance
reading and writing interest and skills.
Grade 6:BUE1.U1 Grade 7:BUE1.U2
Grade 8:BUE1.U3 Grade 9:BUE1.U4
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
9K-9 CSS/BSAP Summer Institute Grades 5-9 AM-PM (Enrichment) Sessions
Comprehensive Summer PM Enrichment courses Journalism
School (CSS)/Black Students will select one class from the
choices below. These are 50-minute
This multimedia class will provide students
with the opportunity to hone their creative
Student Achievement classes and will be offered in the afternoon. writing and journalism skills in a stimulating
environment. Participants will create a
Program (BSAP) Summer During on-site registration, you will select one
class from the following choices: Basketball,
newspaper and/or video journal during class
under the direction of an experienced writer
Institutes Grades 5-9 Drama, Engineering, Food and Nutrition, Golf,
Hip Hop Dance, Journalism, Pathways to
and teacher.
BUJ1.U1
AM Enrichment courses continued College, Photography or Step. These enrichment
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
classes will be offered in the afternoon.
MESA Mathematics, Photography
Engineering, Science Basketball In this class, students apply the language of art
Summer basketball camp will provide
Achievement opportunities for students to extend their in producing fine art photography. Experiences
Participants will be exposed to physical education interest to the summer throughout the course will include composing,
components of the pre-college MESA program months while developing stronger interpersonal exposing, processing, and basic experiences in
designed to increase the number of Maryland relationship skills. Participants will improve digital imaging.
students prepared for the rigor of university their awareness of basketball fundamentals, BUPh1.U1
study in mathematics-based fields by enhancing offensive/defensive strategies and game Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
science and mathematics education. Students concepts. The camp will be run by a local
enrolled in this class will participate in science HCPSS high school basketball coach. Step (Girls only)
and pre-engineering related activities that Participants will learn fundamental movements
BUB1.U1
stimulate deeper interest in the study of of a step routine while gaining an appreciation
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
mathematics and science. This class is sure to for the rich history of this African American
be both fun-filled and academically enriching Drama cultural art form. This class is designed to
for all involved. positively impact the social and physical
Students enrolled in this enrichment class will
development of students. The instructor brings
BUS1.U1 be involved in the production of an original play. a wealth of experience and energy to the
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS The comprehensive curriculum for this theatre class and is sure to fully engage students with
workshop includes acting, singing, dancing, and
Spanish stagecraft. This course culminates in a fully-
masterful moves and performance techniques.
This enrichment class is designed to give BUV1.U1
students a strong auditory foundation so that staged dramatic performance. Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
they will feel comfortable hearing and BUP1.U1
speaking Spanish. All activities will be followed Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
by discussion and reinforcement of skills.
BUL1.U1
Food and Nutrition
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
Practical activities in the laboratory provide
students with in-depth experiences in cooking
Technology techniques and principles of basic food
This class is intended for students who are preparation. This introductory experience is
interested in learning computer operations combined with instruction in management,
including keyboarding, word processing, consumerism, and nutrition.
spreadsheets, desktop presentations, use of BUN1.U1
Internet, and software integration. Students Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
will apply these technology skills to authentic
projects. Hip Hop Dance
In this enrichment class, students are
BUT1.U1
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
challenged in hip hop dance sessions that
enhance their maximum movement range.
Trial of the Century! Individuality of artistic expression is encouraged
through improvisation and composition, using
Completed Grades 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9 specific choreographic techniques.
Classrooms are transformed into courtrooms
as students take part in simulated trials. Fairy BUD1.U1
tales, nursery rhymes, and famous literature Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
serve as a backdrop as students take on the
roles of attorneys, jury members, defendants,
prosecutors and witnesses.
1627.S3
Date: June 29-July 24 Location: Lime Kiln MS
10MESA (Grades 9-12), World Language and Middle School ESOL
MESA Grades 9-12 Middle School Middle School
Mathematics, Engineering, Core Courses ESOL Program
Science, Achievement World Language Program English for Speakers of Other
Grades 9-12 0 Credit
This program offers a summer school program
Grade 7 0 Credit Languages (ESOL)
Rising 8th graders, who were not enrolled in Grades 6-7 0 Credit
entitled the Biomedical Summer Enrichment
world language in grade 7, may enroll in French
Program. Its purpose is to cultivate the next This course is for students completing Grades
or Spanish. Successful completion of this course
generation of top quality, culturally competent 6 or 7 with a 2015 ACCESS or W-APT score
will prepare students to enroll in the appropriate
academic physicians and scientists. Students of 1.0-3.0. Students will continue to develop
Grade 8 language course for the 2015-16 school
attending the program will learn various aspects proficiency in English through activities focused
year. The world language courses will meet from
of the medical profession and medical specialties. on developing listening, reading, writing, and
8:30 am to 12:15 am with daily homework tasks
Students will participate in hands-on workshops speaking skills. A portion of each day will
assigned. Classes with low enrollment may be
addressing a range of medical specialties. When specifically focus on Language of Mathematics.
cancelled. In order to avoid cancellation of a
students are not engaged in the classroom, they 2611.K8 AM Session
course due to low enrollment, early registration is Date: June 29-July 24 Cost: $75
will be taking field trips to colleges and science-
recommended. Time: 8:30 am - 12:15 pm Location: Lime Kiln MS
related facilities. At the end of the program,
2491.K6 AM Session
students will hold a community fair where they Date: June 29-July 24
will present research based on medical concerns Time: 8:30 am - 12:15 pm Location: Lime Kiln MS
or health disparities relevant to their community.
Past topics have included diabetes, hypertension,
obesity, sudden death syndrome and tuberculosis.
Please encourage your child to enroll in this
dynamic program that will be offered for two
weeks at Lime Kiln MS from 8:30 am – 3:00 pm.
Lunch, transportation and field trip fees have
been included in the tuition.
BUSI.DM AM-PM Session
Date: June 29-July 10 Cost: $300
Time: 8:30 am - 3 pm Location: Lime Kiln MS
* Mail-in registration only for this class.
See registration information on www.hcpss.
org/summer/
11Comprehensive English 11 ESOL II Prep
Summer School Grade 11 1 Credit
Students explore American literature within the
Grades 9-12 0 Credit
This class is for students who will be enrolled
High School Courses context of the American Dream and analyze an
individual character’s struggle in the context of
in English Language Development I and ESOL
Literature and Composition I for the following
Additional course information can be found confronting social constructs and the ultimate school year. Students will build general vocabulary
in the HCPSS Approved High School Course attainment of the American ideal. and strengthen reading, writing, speaking, and
Catalog. www.hcpss.org/academics/approved listening skills through content area lessons. This
1215.O6 Original
courses/ Date: June 22-July 31 Cost: $525 class will have a strong focus on writing.
Time: 8 am-12:45 pm Location: Wilde Lake HS 9534.P4 Prep
English 1215.R4
Date: June 22-July 17
Review
Cost: $325
Date: June 22-July 17
Time: 8 am-12:45 pm
Cost: $75
Location: Wilde Lake HS
The objectives of the English Language Arts Time: 8 am-12:45 pm Location: Wilde Lake HS
Program are to provide students with a solid
foundation in the skills and processes of literacy
1215.BO
Date: June 22-July 31
Blended (Original)
Time: MWTh, 1:30 pm-4 pm
Cost: $525
Location: Howard HS
Fine Arts
and to produce strategic independent readers
1215.BR Blended (Review)
Art I: Foundations of Studio Art
and critical thinkers. www.hcpss.org/academics/ Date: June 22-July 17 Cost: $325 Grade 9-12 1 Credit
english-language-arts Time: MWTh, 1:30 pm-4 pm Location: Howard HS Art I is the prerequisite course for the high school
art program and fulfills the one-credit Fine Arts
English 10 Prep English 12 graduation requirement.
Grade 9 0 Credit Grade 12 1 Credit 6000.O6 Original
Date: June 22-July 31 Cost: $525
This course prepares students for success in Students enhance their critical reading, writing, Time: 8 am-12:45 pm Location: Wilde Lake HS
English, as well as in other content areas, by and thinking skills, analyzing complex works of 6000.R4 Review
developing critical reading and writing skills. major world authors, texts, and styles. Date: June 22-July 17 Cost: $325
1111.P3 Prep 1315.O6 Original Time: 8 am-12:45 pm Location: Wilde Lake HS
Date: June 22-July 10 Cost: Free Date: June 22-July 31 Cost: $525
Time: 8 am-12:45 pm Location: Wilde Lake HS
Time: 8 am-12:45 pm Location: Wilde Lake HS
1315.R4
Date: June 22-July 17
Review
Cost: $325
Health and
English 9 Time: 8 am-12:45 pm Location: Wilde Lake HS Physical Education
Grade 9 1 Credit
Health
Students read, synthesize, analyze, and respond
to complex literary and informational texts that
ESOL Grades 9-12 .5 Credit
are thematically connected, such as Coming of Newcomer ESOL Prep This course focuses on the Maryland State
Age and Reflections: Past to Present. Grades 9-12 0 Credit Curriculum health standards including: alcohol,
tobacco, and other drugs; nutrition and fitness;
1015.O6 Original This class is for students who have been social and emotional health; disease prevention
Date: June 22-July 31 Cost: $525 recommended for Newcomer level ESOL courses
Time: 8 am-12:45 pm Location: Wilde Lake HS and control; safety, first aid, and injury
for the following school year. Students will build prevention; family life and human sexuality; and
1015.R4 Review general vocabulary and strengthen reading, personal and consumer health. If taking both
Date: June 22-July 17 Cost: $325
writing, speaking, and listening skills through Health and Lifetime Fitness, total cost for
Time: 8 am-12:45 pm Location: Wilde Lake HS
content area lessons. A portion of each day will courses is $525.
1015.BO Blended (Original) specifically focus on language of mathematics
Date: June 22-July 31 Cost: $525 7001.O6 Original
Time: MWTh, 1:30 pm-4 pm Location: Howard HS and prerequisite skills for Algebra I. Date: June 22-July 10 Cost: $325
Time: 7:30 am-12:15 pm Location: Howard HS
1015.BR Blended (Review) 9533.P4 Prep
Date: June 22-July 17 Cost: $75 7001.BO Blended (Original)
Date: June 22-July 17 Cost: $325 Date: July 13-July 31 Cost: $325
Time: 8 am-12:45 pm Location: Wilde Lake HS
Time: MWTh, 1:30 pm-4 pm Location: Howard HS Time: MWTh, 1:30 pm-4 pm Location: Howard HS
ESOL I Prep
English 10 Grades 9-12 0 Credit Lifetime Fitness
Grade 10 1 Credit This class is for students who will be enrolled Grade 9 .5 Credit
Students read, interpret, and analyze diverse, in English Language Development I and ESOL This course is designed to help students develop
thematically connected texts to construct oral Literature and Composition I for the following physical literacy through the application of
and written analytical responses. school year. Students will build general vocabulary health-related fitness concepts to lifelong
1115.O6 Original and strengthen reading, writing, speaking, and physical education activities. If taking both Health
Date: June 22-July 31 Cost: $525 listening skills through content area lessons.
Time: 8 am-12:45 pm Location: Wilde Lake HS and Lifetime Fitness, total cost is $525.
A portion of each day will specifically focus on 7000.O6 Original
1115.R4 Review language of mathematics and prerequisite skills Date: July 13-July 31 Cost: $325
Date: July 6-July 31 Cost: $325 Time: 7:30 am-12:15 pm Location: Howard HS
Time: 8 am-12:45 pm Location: Wilde Lake HS
for Algebra I.
9532.P4 Prep 7000.BO Blended (Original)
Date: June 22-July 17 Cost: $75 Date: June 22-July 10 Cost: $325
Time: 8 am-12:45 pm Location: Wilde Lake HS Time: MWTh, 1:30 pm-4 pm Location: Howard HS
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