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RAMONA
CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL
Summer Session
June 21 - July 16, 2021
IMAGINE CREATE COLLABORATE
Contact Information for Summer Session:
Halina Szymanski, Director
hszymanski@ramonaconvent.org
(626) 282-4151 x137
Sylvia Garcia, Receptionist
sgarcia@ramonaconvent.org
(626) 282-4151
Morning Sessions:
Section A: 8:15 - 9:15
Section B: 9:25 - 10:25
Section C: 10:45 - 11:45
Section D: 11:55 - 12:55
Afternoon Sports:
1:30 - 3:00
STAY FOR THE MORNING
Multi-class morning discount at the following rate:
Two 1-hour classes: $ 450
Three 1-hour classes: $ 625
Four 1-hour classes: $ 775
GENERAL INFORMATION
CURRICULUM: The Summer Session curriculum is designed to
prepare students for a junior high and high school curriculum, as
well as to provide opportunities for fun and enrichment.
DURATION: Summer Session classes will run June 21 and July
16 (with the exception of Geometry). Classes will meet Monday
through Friday. We will take a four-day weekend for the Fourth of
July holiday. There will be no school on July 2nd and 5th.
REGISTRATION: To enroll, fill out the registration form and
return it with a check made out to Ramona Convent Secondary
School. You may also download the registration from our website,
ramonaconvent.org, under Learning: Summer Session, and email the
form to hszymanski@ramonaconvent.org. The earlier registration is
received, the more likely it is that you will receive classes at the
times you request.
CANCELLATION OF CLASSES: Classes offered are subj ect to
enrollment. We reserve the right to cancel classes for which there are
fewer than 10 applicants. Under-enrolled classes will be canceled by
June 1st. Refund Policy: Tuition is refundable only if a class is
canceled by Ramona.
ATTENDANCE: Regular aAendance in Summer School is
extremely important since the class time is so limited.
♦ Please call 626-282-4151 before 9:00 A.M. to report an absence.
♦ The day a student returns from an absence, she/he must bring
a note to the front office explaining the absence.
♦ Students should discuss absences and make up work with
their teachers.
♦ If a student is in a class that earns academic credit, she/he
cannot receive credit in that class if she/he misses more than
two days of the class. If a student needs to leave school early,
she/he should bring a note to the office before going to class.
CLASS SCHEDULES: Class schedules will be mailed to all stu-
dents no later than one week before summer session begins.
CONDUCT:
1. Students are expected to be on time for class and ready to begin work
promptly.
2. Students are expected to behave appropriately during class and stay
on task.
3. Students may not eat in the classrooms.
4. Gum chewing is not permiAed.
5. Students may not leave campus between classes. The English
Courtyard is open for students between classes. Students who are
waiting for their next class or who are waiting to be picked up must
wait in this area.
6. Students cannot wait on campus before 7:30 a.m.
7. Cell phones and other electronic devices should be turned off unless
required by the teacher for educational purposes.
DRESS CODE:
Ladies:
Students may wear dresses, skirts, blouses, pants, jeans, and shorts.
Students may not wear shorts that are shorter than the end of their finger-
tips when their arms are at their sides. They may not wear cut-offs, halter or
backless dresses, tank tops, midriff ensembles, tops that are shorter than the
top of her pants/shorts, pajama tops or boAoms, or micro mini-skirts.
Excessive makeup and earrings are inappropriate; hair should be neatly
groomed and be a natural color.
Gentlemen:
Shorts, jeans, pants, t-shirts are ok as long as they are free of logos/
references to violence, sex, drugs, or alcohol. Oversized clothing and hats
are not permiAed. No tank tops or muscle shirts. Hair should be neatly
groomed and be a natural color.
All:
All clothes should be clean, free of holes, and unfrayed.
Any student who, in the judgment of the summer school director, is not
abiding by the above policies may be asked to leave summer school
permanently. Any student who drops out of summer school voluntarily
or involuntarily will not receive a refund.
CLASSES OPEN TO
GIRLS AND BOYS, Grades 5 - 12
BASKETBALL CAMP
Basketball camp will be held on four Saturdays:
June 26, July 10, July 17, July 24
Co-ed grades 5-8 will meet from 9:00—10:45 am
Girls entering grades 9 and 10 will meet
11:00—12:45 pm
Cost: $150
Join our very own Coach TC as we get back to campus and practice our
basketball skills! Campers will be taught the fundamental skills of: ball
handling, dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense in small groups, with
plenty of opportunity for repetition. Groups will be rotated to various
stations to practice skills. This practice combined with the opportunity
to play challenging and fun games which will re-enforce skills and
concepts. Come make friends and have fun!
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
We are excited to bring ASL to our Ramona community with the addition
of our new teacher, Ms. Lee. Students will learn the most basic signs of
alphabet fingerspelling, vocabulary associated with categories such as
family signs, WH-Questions, directions, and affirmations. Students will
learn grammar syntax, facial expressions, and sentence structure. Students
will also discuss Deaf culture and the history of American Sign Language
while understanding the differences between the hearing world, the deaf
world, and the challenges both worlds overcome to unite as one.
Grades: 6 - 12
Section: B
$250
ALGEBRA I HONORS
This course is intended for a student
who has completed an Algebra course
in 8th grade but has not been placed
into Geometry. Some of the concepts
covered are integers, rational numbers,
algebraic equations and functions,
inequalities, factoring, and polynomials. Graphing will also be an
important component and concept covered. Eligibility for this course
will be determined by entrance exam scores, previous grades in math,
and the score on the Algebra Proficiency Exam. Students who earn
at least an 84% in this class may take Geometry Honors in the ninth
grade. Students who earn 83% or lower may take regular Geometry in the
ninth grade. Students who earn a ʺC-ʺ or below must take Algebra I in
the ninth grade.
Grade: 9
Section: 9:25 - 11:45 (B and C blocks)
5 units
Textbook: free downloadable OpenStax text will be provided
$375
ALGEBRA PREP
This Algebra Prep course is designed to strengthen and reinforce the
skills students need to succeed in Algebra and all higher level math
courses. Students will use the vocabulary of math while performing
operations with real numbers, fractions, and decimals. Students will
concentrate on order of operations, negative numbers, ratios, exponential
expressions, inequalities, algebraic equations, and word problems.
Grade: 9
Section: B or C
$250 plus $25 Text Fee
Grades: 7 - 8
Section: B, or C, or D
$250
PRE-ALGEBRA
This class covers basic principles and concepts of arithmetic as well as
beginning Algebra. Students will gain the confidence, knowledge, and
computational accuracy they need to succeed in Algebra and beyond! Many
of the same topics found in our Algebra Prep class are covered, but at a level
and pace appropriate to 5th and 6th graders.
Grades: 5 - 6
Section: A
$250
STEPS FOR SUCCESS
If you are looking to acquire more vigorous study habits, then this class is
for you. Every week you will obtain learning strategies that will allow you to
be a more confident student. Students will learn how to be more motivated
and set realistic goals. This class is taught by our Director of Guidance and
College Counseling, Mr. Chavarría, who is at the forefront of what students
need as they begin a new school year with success.
Here is a preview of what students will receive.
Week 1 = Organization (Includes a Binder set up)
Week 2 = Time Management & Improving Reviewing Techniques
Week 3 = Reading Comprehension, Note Taking Strategies, Test Taking
Strategies
Week 4 = Improving Motivation, SeAing Goals, & College 101
This class is a must!
Grades: 6 - 9
Section: A only
$250 plus $20 Materials Fee
FORWARD TOGETHER English Skills for Incoming Freshmen The past year has brought a wide range of challenges and obstacles, but with a fresh start at Ramona on the horizon, we want incoming students to know we are in it together. This course will serve as preparation for all of the necessary skills that will prepare a range of students for writing and thinking at Ramona. We will read stories and articles that complement our One Book, One Ramona schoolwide summer reading, and we will conduct both creative and critical writing in response. The course is designed to bring every student – no maAer what her experience was this past year – on board and prepared for the academic journey ahead. Grade: 9 Section: A or D $250 A PLEASANT RESPITE English Skills for Middle School With virtual instruction, different schedules, and difficulty connecting with peers, prioritizing English skills in middle school has been tough. In this class, we will not only work to boost our strong, core English skills, but we will make English fun again! We will read Jerry Spinelli’s fantastic novel Stargirl, we will write our own creative stories, and we will do it all while rebuild- ing the foundation of the most important skills middle school students need to thrive in English. We can’t wait to have you join us! Grade: 6 - 8 Section: B or C $250 Book Fee: $20
INTRODUCTION TO CODING
Begin the journey into the world of computer science!
Students will learn the fundamentals, basic concepts and background
knowledge to tackle coding. This introductory course will empower students
to develop high-end skills such as computational thinking, creativity,
communication and problem solving. Most of all, coding is fun! Included
in the curriculum are lessons in Internet Safety and Digital Citizenship.
Students will develop an understanding of code through play and
experimentation. This may be the first step to building websites, apps,
games and more!
Grades: 5 - 10
Section: A
$250
COMPUTER SCIENCE DISCOVERIES
Computer Science Discoveries is an introductory computer science course for
6 - 10th grade students. Mapped to CTSA standards, the course takes a wide
lens on computer science by covering topics such as problem solving,
programming, physical computing, user centered design, and data, while
inspiring students as they build their own websites, apps, animations, games,
and physical computing systems. We recommend students have prior
knowledge of block coding before taking this class.
Grades: 6 - 10
Section: C
$250
DANCE
Dance with Frit and Frat Fuller, the Co-Founders and Artistic Directors of
the Los Angeles based KIN Dance Company. Journey with us through
dance. Open to all girls and boys!
Dance I : Kindergarten—2nd graders
Creative Expression Through Dance
If you love to dance to the beat of your own drum then this class is for
you. Through dance and movement you’ll tap into your creative
energies and bring to life the artistic dancer in you. Surprise your
family and friends with your imaginative dance moves at our Dance
Recital on Thursday, July 15th.
Section: 9:30 - 10:30: Monday - Thursday
$250
Dance II: 3rd—5th graders
Exciting World of Musical Theatre
Join us for an exciting summer of Musical Theatre as we move and
groove to Broadway hits! We’ll dance to hits such as “Revolting
Children” from Matild a, “Let it Go” from Fro zen, and “This is Me”
from The Greatest Sho w m an. Your family and friends will enjoy
watching you perform to these awesome show tunes at our Dance
Recital on Thursday, July 15th.
Section: 10:30 - 11:30: Monday - Thursday
$250
DANCE SHOW
All dancers will be in our
final performance on
Thursday, July 15, at 1:00Dance III : Grades 6 and up for Intro & Beginning Dancers
(younger students may place in this class after audition)
Exploring the Joy of Dance
Explore and enjoy the elements of Ballet, Contemporary and
Hip-Hop. This class will focus on technique and performance with
emphasis on placement, movement, and body awareness. Share
what you learn with your family and friends at our Dance Recital on
Thursday, July 15th.
Section: 12:00 - 1:00: Monday - Thursday
$250
Dance IV: Grades 6 and up for Intermediate & Advanced Dancers
(younger students may place in this class after audition)
A Journey Through Dance
Join us on our journey through dance where on every stop you will
explore the elements of Contemporary, Hip-Hop, Ballet, Bollywood,
African, and even elements of Musical Theatre. You will be able to
share this journey with your family and friends at our Dance Recital
on Thursday, July 15th.
Section: 1:00 - 2:00: Monday - Thursday
$250SAT PREP for MATH
Raise your math scores! Be confident! Be prepared!
Join us for a prep class that will prepare you for your standardized
tests. Learn how to recognize which mathematical operation to use, how
to use the process of elimination to narrow down your answer choices, and
how to focus your studying. We will also review basic math skills in the
standardized testing style and how to
in-
Grades: 10 - 12
Section: 10:45 - 12:55
Text: College Board: The Official SAT Study Guide
Requirements: Enrollment in Algebra II or higher for the Fall semester
$375
corporate these into test-
ing.
VISUAL ARTS I
Satisfies graduation requirement, UC approved, 5 units
This 5-unit course is designed to give students the necessary technical and
perceptual tools to increase their interest in art and give them confidence to
pursue higher visual art challenges. Students learn through various projects
how to identify art movements and styles. Through individual and group
critiques, students also develop their ability to evaluate artwork and increase
their ability to communicate ideas in a forum where a dialogue based on
aesthetics is respected and encouraged. Students will be introduced to a
variety of media and techniques in order to develop their aesthetic
sensibilities. Students will also develop a strong personal portfolio compris-
ing their own body of artwork throughout the year.
Grades: 10 - 12
Section: 8:15 - 11:45
5 units ART SHOWCASE
$500 Student artwork will be on
display Friday, July 16VISUAL ARTS ENRICHMENT
This introduction and exploration of visual arts includes drawing, printing
and mixed media. Students will complete a variety of exercises using
different media and explore different elements of art. Some projects will
be make and take home; others will take several days to complete. Since
projects change every summer, students may take this course more than
once. A small portfolio of work will be created over the summer. All are
invited to join us at our Art Showcase on the last day of class.
Grades: 5 - 9
Section: B & C
$250 plus $25 Materials Fee
ART SHOWCASE
Student artwork will be on
display Friday, July 16
DESIGN IN A DIGITAL WORLD
Develop your skills in digital photography! Master design tools such as
Adobe PhotoShop and InDesign. Students will explore digital elements
of the arts such as theory, design, and the use of
technology in artistic expression. Students will
learn how to be journalists by reporting, writing
headlines and captions, editing, and learning the art
of typography. Students will work collaboratively in
Ramona’s Digital Multimedia Design lab to create a
mass publication that will be distributed to our entire
summer school community!
Grades: 5 - 10
Section: D
$250CULINARY ARTS AND BAKING In this course young chefs will be introduced to the basic techniques of preparing both sweet and savory dishes. Students will learn French culinary and baking terms and practices along with kitchen safety and sanitation. Week 1: We will start with safety and sanitation. Students will prepare sauces, meat dishes, appetizers, salads and more. Week 2: Cuisine from around the world. Students will learn a variety of foods from Europe, Latin America, The Caribbean, Asia, the Mediterranean and other places. Week 3: Basic baking techniques, cookies, cakes, cream puffs, fruit tarts pies and more. Week 4: Decorating techniques for your cakes, pies, and other pastries. Learn the tricks and techniques that will make your creations stand out. Learn about how to create new flavors and designs. Each student should be mature enough to follow safety procedures. A knowledge of basic math (fractions) is important. If a student has food allergies (such as wheat, sugar, nuts, dairy, etc.), please alert the instructor on the first day of class by sending a note with your student. We will make every reasonable effort to accommodate specific dietary needs. Grades: 5 - 12 Section: B $250 plus $50 Materials Fee *To maximize student learning our class size will not exceed 14 students
FLORAL AND LANDSCAPE DESIGN Beautify the world around you! Join Ramona’s Floral Design class. This course will teach you to design and beautify the world around you. Students will learn how to design floral arrangements using different techniques which include everything from sophisticated European designs to exquisitely simple Japanese Ikebana and Bonsai techniques. The landscaping design portion of this class will include students designing their own area here on the Ramona Convent campus. Students will design, plan, and implement their chosen area. Each student should be able to handle gardening and floriculture tools. They should also be able to follow basic safety instructions. Grades: 5 - 12 Section: D $250 plus $50 Materials Fee
GEOMETRY
Satisfies graduation requirement, UC approved, 10 units
(full year)
This course covers basic geometric concepts and relationships. An emphasis
is placed on the use of deductive reasoning and the development of proofs,
especially as they relate to the study of congruent polygons, parallel lines
and circles. Other topics covered are ratio, proportion, similarity,
inequalities and right triangles.
*Ramona students require department approval to enroll in this course.
Dates: June 21 - July 23 (5 weeks)
Time: 8:30 - 1:00
Grades: 9 - 11
Section: 8:30 - 1:00
Required: Laptop or tablet, text (TBD), calculator
$500
10 units
TRIGONOMETRY
This enrichment course is designed to prepare students for success in
PreCalculus. A rigorous study of all topics in trigonometry is covered,
including right triangle geometry, radian and degree measures, the unit
circle, graphs of trigonometric functions, inverse trigonometric functions,
properties of trigonometric functions, solving trigonometric equations, and
applications of trigonometric functions.
Grades: 10 - 12
Section: 8:15—10:25
Text: Algebra 2
$375
3 unitsDBQ WRITING WORKSHOP
Are you planning to take an Advanced Placement History course? Do you
want to become a be"er writer?
Writing is a key part of the AP History exams.
The Document Based Question, or DBQ, may be
the hardest part of the exam. We will identify
what a DBQ is, identify the components of the
DBQ, and build on your general writing skills to
ensure you earn top marks. DBQ’s require analysis of primary source
documents, charts, graphs, and pictures. You will also examine an author’s
point of view, detect personal biases, tone, and audience and determine the
relevance of all that to the argument. This course is open to any student
looking to get ahead. You do not need to be currently enrolled in an
AP History course to take this course.
AP European History and AP US History
use the same rubric for the DBQ!
Grades: 10 - 12
Section: B
$250
BIOLOGY
This is a 5 unit course designed for students that need to repeat either
semester 1 or 2 of biology. It will be an accelerated course that reintroduces
students to the basic fundamentals of biology, the study of life. Students will
learn biological concepts, proper lab techniques, and science procedures
through a variety of inquiry labs, hands-on
activities, mini lectures, group work,
quizzes, tests,
Grade: 10 - 12
Section: 9:30 - 12:30
$500
5 unitsARCHERY
Archery Champs is dedicated to passing on the values of determination,
hard work and personal growth. This program is
designed to provide students with the opportunity
to learn Archery in a safe environment. Learn and
practice a new Olympic Archery skill each day and
then finish the day off with an exciting game like
Exploding Balloons or Archery Tic Tac Toe.
Archery is a part of
every culture and is celebrated as a prominent
game in the Olympics. In this program
students will learn the history of Archery in
the Olympics, how the Olympic Archery
games are scored and will participate in a
mock tournament.
Grades: Boys and Girls in grades 5 - 12
Section: 1:30 - 2:30
$280
SOCCER
Learn the fundamentals of soccer in a fun and safe environment led by the
assistant coach of the Ramona Soccer Varsity team and Occidental College
Womenʹs soccer team! Players will develop their soccer skills and form
friendships. The focus of this course is play based with an organized
technical development each session. This course is perfect for players to
improve their athleticism and fitness while competing at a beginnerʹs level.
Grades: Boys and Girls in grades 5 - 12
Section: 7:30 - 9:00
Please bring: soccer cleats, shinguards, and water
$175VOLLEYBALL
This course is for beginning volleyball players as well as those students that
want to improve their current skill set. We will be focusing on basic skills such
as serving and passing as well as have some fun recreational games during the
time we are together. Come and have fun this summer learning volleyball and
meeting new people. All you need is dedication, a good aAitude and a desire
to learn. Come learn and have fun with Ramona’s own Coach Hoyos!
Grades: Girls entering grades 8 - 10
Section: 1:30 - 3:00
$175“Since we tread along the same way,
let us lend a hand to one another”
Blessed Marie-Rose Durocher,
foundress of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary
RAMONA. PREPARED. FOR LIFE.Ramona Convent: Summer Session 2021 Registration
Name of Student ____________________________________ Male__ Female__
Grade in September of 2021___________ Birthdate: ______________________
School aAending in September 2021______________________________________
Name of Parent(s)/Guardian(s)___________________________________________
Address ____________________________________________________________
City ___________________________________________Zip __________________
Cell Phone _______________________ Work or Home Phone ____________________
Email Address:______________________________________________________
Section Class Tuition Fee
or Time
TOTAL Tuition and Fees: $
Please apply the multi-class discount to tuition if applicableRamona Convent Secondary School Summer Session
Emergency/Medical Information 2021
In an emergency, if Ramona is unable to reach the parent, the school may contact:
Name________________________________________________________________
Phone (____)__________________Relationship_____________________________
In the event of an (earthquake) emergency, the following persons are authorized to
release my daughter/son from school (someone other than the parents)
Name _______________________________________________________________
Phone (_____)__________________Relationship___________________________
Please list all pertinent medical information (allergies, medication, etc.) :
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
Students enrolled in Culinary Arts or Floral Design: Please list the date of the student’s
last Tetanus immunization: _____________________________
• In the event that I cannot be reached, I hereby grant my consent to have emergency
medical treatment administered to my daughter/son at the discretion of the
aAending physician.
• I grant the school the right to use my daughter’s/son’s photograph in publications
and press releases.
• All school-wide Covid protocols will be adhered to as recommended by LA
County Public Health
_______________________________________ __________________
Signature of Parent or Guardian Date
Make checks payable to Ramona Convent Secondary School, or, once registered
tuition can be paid online through a link that will be provided to you. Tuition is
refundable only if the class is canceled by Ramona. Class schedules will be mailed
out mid-June.RAMONA
CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL
A Ramona Graduate is a
Woman of Faith
Critical Thinker
Effective Communicator
Confident Leader
Creative Problem Solver, who is
CommiMed to Personal Growth
1701 West Ramona Road
Alhambra, CA 91803
(626) 282-4151 Phone
(626) 281-0797 Fax
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