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Ripon Middle School/ Catalyst Charter

Summer School Grades 6 – 8

June 16 – July 18, 2014

Please save this booklet as a reference guide for dates and times of classes!

Check out the many exciting classes inside!

► June 16 – July 18 ◄ ► Various Dates & Times ◄ Catalyst Blended Reading & Math Girls’ Summer Hoops

Agriculture Independent Study (Gr. 7 & 8) Speed/Agility/Weight Training (Grade 6-8) Art - Ceramics (Gr. 6, 7, 8) (1 Week Class) Strength & Fitness for Girls (Grade 8) Art - Drawing (Gr. 6, 7, 8) (1 Week Class) Summer Band Lessons Art - Weaving (Gr. 6, 7, 8) (4 Day Class) Tennis Drills & Play

Asia/Africa at HS (Gr.8) Volleyball Fundamentals (Grades 7 & 8) Digital Explorations (6, 7, 8) Volleyball Fundamentals (Grade 6)

Health (Gr. 7 & 8) Independent Study (Gr. 6, 7, 8)

Personalized Learning Plan (7, 8) Robotic Solutions (Gr. 6, 7, 8)

Summer Band Math Intervention

Reading Intervention Math Reinforcement

Reading/Writing Reinforcement

Atención Familias de ELL: Si usted tiene preguntas o quisiera ayuda para completar los formularios de la escuela de verano, por favor contacte a la Sra. Vaughan. Attention ELL Families: If you have questions or would like assistance completing the summer school forms, please contact Mrs. Vaughan.

The goal of the Ripon Area School District is to ensure families know about the classes and services available for students in the summer program. Please read and review the 2014 Summer School options. There are a variety of different enrichment and remediation options. If your child is recommended to take a Summer School remediation course, you will be contacted by a teacher and receive a recommendation letter. Enrichment or other advanced coursework is optional. Please return the registration form by May 9th, 2014.

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Dear Parents, The Ripon Area School District will again offer a regular five-week summer school from June 16th to July 18th (no school July 3 & 4). New this year: On the front cover you may have noticed a statement to ensure families know about all summer school options. Please read all the options for summer school and return your registration form to enroll in your class. Placement in Classes

• First-come, first-served basis with a waiting list for classes if necessary. • Grades listed by the classes are the 2013-14 grade levels. • Choose 2 courses. If a course you selected is full or not available, you will be contacted

to make another selection. • Students using bus transportation must register for two courses or one all morning

course. • Afternoon classes – Transportation for the afternoon classes is the responsibility of the

parents.

Vacations • There are a few classes offered after July 18th. We will work around any vacation plans

for most classes, so please consider enrolling your child. If your child is going to be absent from class please follow the same procedure as you would during the school year. “For complete details, please see Administrative Guidelines 2440 – Summer School.”

Fees

• Open Enrollment students currently attending the Ripon Area School District will be charged the same as district residents.

• If your child receives free or reduced lunch, the fees for academic courses are waived. • Please register and pay the fees at the school your child is attending. • Out-of- district fees are $50 per class

Transportation

• See the transportation section indicating the proposed routes. • Transportation home will only be provided at the end of the second morning session. • If you have any transportation questions, call Jamie Voight at 748-4600.

Registration due Friday, May 9, 2014

• Completed registration form with the required fees. We would like the fees paid when the course registration is turned in. However, we will accept fees up to the first day of summer school.

• Completed emergency form (Form B) • Completed transportation form, if necessary (Form C) • Send with your child to the school office. • Mailed to: RMS/C Summer School

PO Box 991 651 Metomen Street Ripon, WI 54971

If you have any questions about summer school please contact the Middle School office, 748-4638.

The Ripon Area School District does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability or handicap.

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Estimados Padres de familia: El Distrito Escolar del Área de Ripon, ofrecerá otra vez la escuela de verano por cinco semanas desde el 16 de junio al 18 de julio (no habrá escuela el 3 y 4 de julio). Nuevo este ano: En la portada se Habrá dado cuenta de que se pide a todas las familias a devolver una respuesta a las clases/actividades para la escuela del verano. Por favor lea todas las opciones para la escuela del verano y devuelva el formulario para inscribirle a su hijo (a) en sus clases. Colocación en las Clases

• Conforme vengan así serán servidos con una lista de espera para las clases si es necesario

• Los grados listados junto a las clases son los niveles para el año 2013-14. • Escoja 2 cursos. Si un curso que usted seleccionó está completo o no está disponible,

se le contactará para hacer otra selección. • Los estudiantes que usen transporte de bus deben registrarse para los dos cursos o un

curso para toda la mañana. • Clases en la tarde – el transporte para las clases en la tarde es la responsabilidad de

los padres. Vacaciones

• Habrá pocas clases que se ofrecerán después del 18 de Julio. Trabajaremos alrededor de cualquier plan de vacaciones para la mayoría de las clases, así que considere inscribir a su niño o niña. Si su niño o niña va a estar ausente de la clase, por favor siga el mismo procedimiento que haría durante el año escolar. “Para obtener más detalles, por favor consulte Pautas Administrativas 2440- Escuela de Verano.”

Costo

• Inscripción Abierta para los estudiantes que actualmente están atendiendo al Distrito Escolar del Área de Ripon el costo será lo mismo como los residentes del distrito.

• Si su niño o niña recibe almuerzo gratis o reducido, no tendrán las tarifas para cursos académicas.

• Por favor inscriba y pague en la escuela que su niño está atendiendo. • Fuera del distrito el costo es de $50.00 por clase.

Transporte • Vea la sección de transporte indicando las rutas propuestas. • Transporte para la casa será proporcionado únicamente al final de la segunda sesión. • Si usted tiene cualquier pregunta sobre el transporte, llame a Jamie Voight al 748-4600.

La Inscripción Expira el Viernes 9 de mayo de 2014 • Complete el formulario con las cuotas requeridas. Quisiéramos que las tarifas sean

pagadas cuando regrese la inscripción del curso. Sin embargo, aceptaremos el pago el primer día de la escuela de verano.

• Complete el formulario de emergencia (Formulario B) • Complete el formulario de transporte, si es necesario (Formulario C) • Envíelo con su niño o niña para que se lo de a la maestra(o) o regréselo a la oficina de

la escuela. • Por correo a: RMS/C Summer School

PO Box 991 651 Metomen St Ripon, WI 54971

Si usted tiene cualquier pregunta sobre la escuela de verano, por favor contacte a Middle School office at 748-4638.

El Distrito Escolar del Área de Ripon no discrimina por razones de sexo, raza, origen nacional, ascendencia, credo, embarazo, estado civil o paternal, orientación sexual o discapacidad o minusvalía mental, emocional, físico o de aprendizaje.

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Middle School/Catalyst Morning Summer School

1. CATALYST BLENDED READING &

MATH Students will work to develop and master the key math practices. Students will do this through their continued work in their personalized current ALEKS course and small group instruction on topics. Students will work on developing essential reading comprehension strategies while strengthening critical life-long reading skills. Content vocabulary will be integrated through non-fiction/fiction texts. Students will also continue from previous levels in Achieve 3000, progressing at their own pace. Small diagnostic group work will be an integral part of the learning process. All Grade 6-8 students are invited to attend.

Various teachers Grades 6, 7, 8 Fee – Waived (Charter school sponsored) June 16 – July 18 Full morning session – 8:05-11:48 a.m.

2. AGRICULTURE INDEPENDENT

STUDY This independent study course is designed for students aspiring to further develop career opportunities in agriculture and their Supervised Agricultural Experience programs. The emphasis is hands-on learning and applying lessons to meet the needs of all students. Students will work directly with the Agriscience Dept. to select an area of study and design a set of goals. The course of study includes putting together activity-based lessons relating to the SAEs of the enrolled students.

Dr. Lake Grades 7 – 8 Fee - None June 16 – July 18 Class in Ag classroom 155 at HS Session 1 – 8:05-9:48 a.m.

3. ART - CERAMICS Spend the week exploring CLAY! We are going to have so much fun learning as many techniques as time allows. First on the list, you will create a symmetrical piece of pottery using the open coil design. Do you love shoes? If so, you will love learning how to use the slab building technique to construct your very own clay shoe!

Mrs. Wood Grades 6, 7, 8 Fee - $6 June 16 – June 20 (1 week class) Full morning session – 8:05-11:48a.m.

4. ART - DRAWING Want to learn to draw? That is why you want to take this class! You will be learning a variety of drawing techniques to help you become a better artist. I promise your CONFIDENCE level will be higher when you walk out of the class at the end of the week, and I will even have the evidence to prove it!

Mrs. Wood Grades 6, 7, 8 Fee - $6 July 14 – July 18 (1 week class) Full morning session – 8:05-11:48 a.m.

5. ART - WEAVING Weaving...It is all the rage right now! Whether you love functional or expressive art, it is up to you which direction you take. Learn how to create your own loom from different supplies then use that loom to create a weaving inspired by something you love. There are 9 different weaving techniques that will be taught. I will even teach you how to make functional bags or coin purses.

Mrs. Wood Grades 6, 7, 8 Fee - $6 July 8 – July 11 (4 day class) Full morning session – 8:05-11:48 a.m.

6. ASIA-AFRICA Required for HS graduation. Study the history, geography and culture of the Middle East, Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and Southeast Asia. Students will also view the economic and social trends of these areas as they exist today. Can earn ½ HS credit. Class placement will be on a first come; first served basis with special consideration given to students that require bussing.

Mr. Jonas Grade 8 Only (Class of 2018) Fee - None June 16 – July 18 The afternoon session opens when enrollment exceeds 20. Class in room 125 at HS 8:20 a.m. – 11:35 a.m. 12:00 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.

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7. DIGITAL EXPLORATION Discover special shortcuts and explore cool programs from image manipulation to website design and beyond. Ride a digital wave this summer and enjoy all the features your computer has to offer.

Mrs. Miller Grades 6, 7, 8 Fee - $6 June 16 – July 18 Session 1 – 8:05-9:48 a.m. Session 2 – 10:05-11:48 a.m.

8. HEALTH Required for HS graduation. Health includes units in wellness, mental and emotional health, suicide intervention/prevention, nutrition and fitness, environmental issues, substance use and abuse, human growth and development, prevention and control of sexually transmitted infections and diseases and disorders. Students will participate in multiple learning experiences to better understand their personal wellness. Class placement will be on a first come; first served basis with special consideration given to students that require bussing.

Mr. Zak Grades 7 & 8 (Classes of 2018 & 2019) Fee - None June 16 – July 18 The afternoon session opens when enrollment exceeds 20. 8:20 a.m. – 11:35 a.m. at MS, Rm. 113 12:00 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. at MS, Rm. 113

9. INDEPENDENT STUDY Students may do an independent study of science, math, English/language arts, reading or social studies to demonstrate proficiency – “3”.

The teachers will work with the student and his/her family to schedule the independent study sessions to best meet the learner’s needs. This means the number of sessions and length of sessions will vary.

Instructor To Be Determined Grades 6, 7, 8 Fee - $2 June 16 – July 18 Teacher will schedule directly Room To Be Determined

10. PERSONALIZED LEARNING PLAN This course will assist students in meeting a personalized grades 8-12 learning plan. It is for students currently using the ALEKS math program but who anticipate not completing the course they are currently working in by the end of the school year. A school counselor will meet with the students (and families) individually to develop the learning plan that ensures the students will graduate from high school with the classes that prepare them well for their future career path. With the support of a math instructor, the student will be provided direct instruction in the mathematical practices and receive support in completing the ALEKS course. As needed, students will have opportunities to take final exams or other assessments for transitions into high school courses.

Instructor To Be Determined Grade 7 and 8 (by invitation only) Fee - $2 June 16 – July 18 Teacher will schedule directly Room To Be Determined

11. ROBOTIC SOLUTIONS This class is designed for people who have prior experience with Lego robotics

and want to have fun exploring activities involving robotics. Activities will be designed for students using math, science, and problem solving skills. A final competition to close the class will feature student solutions to the challenges presented.

Mr. Lalor Grade 6,7,8 Fee - $6 June 16 – 20 Class in Technology Education Room 115 at RMS Session 1 – 8:05-9:48 a.m.

12. SUMMER BAND Summer band is a continuation of skills learned in RMS band with

opportunities for picking up a secondary or new band instrument. It is highly suggested for all continuing band students.

Instructor To Be Determined Grades 6, 7, 8 Fee - $6 June 16 – July 18 Class in Band room 101 Session 1 – 8:05-9:48 a.m. Session 2 – 10:05-11:48 a.m.

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The following courses are by invitation only. Contact your school counselor for additional information.

13. MATH INTERVENTION By invitation only. 5-week intensive instruction in a small group structure with a highly qualified teacher. It is intended for students who received multiple “1”s on their report card and/or received a “minimal” or “basic” on the WKCE in math.

Various teachers Grades 6, 7, 8 Fee - $2 June 16 – July 18 Session 1 – 8:05-9:48 a.m. Session 2 – 10:05-11:48 a.m.

14. READING INTERVENTION By invitation only. 5-week intensive instruction in a small group structure with a

highly qualified teacher. It is intended for students who received multiple “1”s on their report card and/or received a “minimal” or “basic” on the WKCE in reading, language arts, or content area literacy (i.e. social studies and science).


15. MATH REINFORCEMENT By invitation only. Instruction designed to help students improve math skills.


16. READING & WRITING

REINFORCEMENT By invitation only. Instruction designed to help students improve reading, writing and content literacy skills (i.e. social studies and science).


Middle School Band Lessons, Sports, Fitness Activities

17. GIRLS’ SUMMER HOOPS 4-day program. Girls will be learning fundamental basketball skills throughout the week. Each day will focus on a different skill, followed by structured games. Please indicate T-shirt size on the sign-up form.

Mr. Wickstrom Grades 6 and 7 No Incoming Freshman per WIAA Regulations Fee - $2 T-shirt (optional) $10 at end of season July 21-24 (this is the week after summer school) 2:00-3:30 p.m. (Class at HS gym)

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18. SPEED/AGILITY/WEIGHT TRAINING This co-ed course teaches students proper techniques for speed training, strength training, and agility training. Additionally, the class will provide a program for students that will prepare their bodies and mind for athletic success. Note: Students taking MS or Catalyst reinforcement or intervention courses should choose the 4-6 p.m. section.

Various teachers Grades 6-11 Fee - $2 June 11 – August 1 Class at HS weight room 8-10 a.m. OR 4-6 p.m.

19. STRENGTH & FITNESS FOR GIRLS In this 3-day a week class, students will learn the techniques essential for proper

strength, core and endurance training. Instructors will lead students through a series of fitness workouts that will enhance their overall personal fitness and improve athletic performance.

Mrs. Landerman Grade 8 (Class of 2017) Fee - $2 June 16 - July 18 Mon, Wed, Fri. 6:30 – 8:00 a.m.

20. SUMMER BAND LESSONS Students in summer band lessons expand upon their musical proficiency and

explore new genres of music that they are not able to learn during the course of a school year. Students may also learn to play a new instrument during this time.

Mrs. Polcyn & Mr. Ruetten Grades 6, 7, 8 Fee - $6 June 16 – July 17 Mon – Thur. 7 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Mrs. Polcyn will schedule directly.

21. TENNIS ROUND ROBIN TOURNAMENT & DRILL

4-day, co-ed class will begin each evening with short drills and then round-robin play. Tennis balls and racquets will be provided.

Mr. Borell Grades 6, 7, 8 Fee - $2 August 11 – 14 6 – 7:30 pm

Location to be announced

22. VOLLEYBALL FUNDAMENTALS In this co-ed, 5-day program, students will be introduced to and practice the essential fundamental skills of volleyball (passing, setting, serving, blocking, spiking). Fundamental skills and game play will be presented in a FUN and exciting way! Please indicate T-shirt size on the sign-up form.

Mrs. Landerman, et al. Grade 6 Fee - $2 T-shirt (optional) available for $10 August 4-8 9 – 11 a.m. Class at HS gym

23. VOLLEYBALL FUNDAMENTALS In this co-ed 3-day program, students will be introduced to and practice the

essential fundamental skills of volleyball (passing, setting, serving, blocking, spiking). Fundamental skills and game play will be presented in a FUN and exciting way! Please indicate T-shirt size on the sign-up form.

Mrs. Landerman, et al. Grades 7, 8 Fee $2 T-shirt (optional) available for $10 August 4-6 12 – 3 p.m. Class at HS gym

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REGISTRATION FORM

Ripon Middle Summer School Please return this form to the school

you are currently attending.

APPLICATION DEADLINE IS MAY 9th

Check the classes you want to attend.

Please Print Name: ________________________________

Current Grade:_______________

* If you are eligible for free or reduced lunch, fees for academic courses will be waived.

Please complete the other side!

Check Below Class Name Fee

Session 1 2 June 16-July 18 1 Catalyst Blended Reading & Math Waived

2 Agriculture Independent Study (Gr. 7 & 8) None

3 Art – Ceramics (1 Week Class) $6 4 Art – Drawing (1 Week Class) $6 5 Art – Weaving (4 Day Class) $6 6 Asia-Africa (Grade 8) None 7 Digital Explorations $6 8 Health (Grades 7 & 8) None 9 Independent Study $2 10 Personalized Learning Plan $2 11 Robotic Solutions $6 12 Summer Band $6 By invitation only - BIO 13 BIO – Math Reinforcement $2

14 BIO – Reading & Writing Reinforcement $2

15 BIO – Math Intervention $2 16 BIO – Reading Intervention $2

Check booklet carefully for dates & times

17 Girls’ Summer Hoops T-shirt (optional)

$2 $10

18 Speed/Agility/Weight Training $2 19 Strength & Fitness for Girls (Gr.8) $2 20 Summer Band Lessons $6 21 Tennis Round Robin $2

22 Volleyball Fundamentals (Grade 6) T-shirt (optional)

$2 $10

23 Volleyball Fundamentals (Grades 7 & 8) T-shirt (optional)

$2 $10

Total*

I give my permission for my child to participate in the summer school program. I release the teachers, aides, and the Ripon Area School District from all liability and agree to hold them blameless for any injuries and/or damages my child may sustain. I also give permission to seek medical treatment for my son/daughter if the need arises. Parent Signature:

Date: For Summer Band Lessons (Lessons Only – Please check #20) Name:

Parent/Guardian Name:

Phone Number: Instrument: Preferred Day of Week for Lesson:

Preferred Time of Day for Lesson:

T-shirt size needed if you take a class that offers a T-shirt. Please circle one. Youth 10-12 12-14 14-16 Adult S M L XL XXL

***For Office Use Only*** Date Payment Received Payment Amount Check No. Name on Check No fee enclosed Fees waived

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Current School

Student Name & Address First Last Grade this year Address City Teacher Home Phone Primary Cell Phone I have verified that the health/emergency information in Infinite Campus is accurate and can be used during summer school. Yes If yes, sign and date this form on the bottom. No If no, (summer information is different) please complete this form.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL AND DENTAL CARE INFORMATION

Order to be called (Number 1, 2, 3) Custodial Mother/Guardian

Address Phone Place of Work Phone

Custodial Father/Guardian


Other


Please indicate who should be contacted in the event of an unreported student absence. Check preferred contact method.

Contact Phone # Location E-mail Address In an emergency, I authorize the nurse, principal or designated school personnel to call: Physician Phone Dentist Phone If necessary, I authorize the use of an ambulance and the doctor on call at the nearest medical facility. I authorize: Physician treatment Dental treatment My child has my permission to be away from the school campus while taking field trip(s) or doing work necessary for the completion of his/her course. Yes No Special health conditions or medication instructions Medications taken regularly

Allergies Parent/Guardian Signature Date

PLEASE PRINT use black or blue ink

FORM B

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SUMMER SCHOOL BUSING

RURAL BUSING

(For students in Pre-kindergarten and Grades K-12)

Summer school bus service is provided on a limited basis via a “cluster” approach rather than the ‘door-to-door” approach used during the regular school year. Rural students may ride on one of four predetermined rural routes and board the bus at any safe pick-up points along the route. Route #1 serves the Pickett area. Route #2 serves Arcade Acres and the area north of Highway 23 West and west of “FF”. Route #3 serves the southern part of the school district, the area south of Highway 23 East and South of “E”. Route #4 serves the Rush Lake area. Route maps are shown on the following pages. Rural sites used for pick-up and drop-off are not supervised. Parents are encouraged to wait at the site with their children in the morning until the bus arrives and to be at the site when the bus returns after summer school. Parents and students are informed that summer school bus service is a privilege. Students will be denied bus service if they are not behaving in an appropriate manner. If you wish to use this service, complete the Summer School Transportation Request Form that is part of this booklet and return it with your summer school registration. You will be notified of the bus number and approximate pick-up and drop-off times before the start of summer school. Students who ride the bus must be enrolled in two morning classes or one full-morning class.

IN-CITY BUSING (For students in Pre-kindergarten and Grades K-5)

City students attending summer school classes may be picked-up at the Hall/Spaulding shelter, Murray Park School, the Ceresco Park shelter, or Barlow Park School. These sites are supervised. At the end of the second class period students may ride the bus to any of the sites used as a pick-up point. (Students enrolled in the 12:15 p.m. session only of swimming lessons may be dropped off at the high school.)

Location Pick-up Time Drop-off Time Ceresco Park 7:36 a.m. 12:10 – 12:15 p.m. Barlow Park Elementary 7:47 a.m. 12:10 – 12:15 p.m. Murray Park Elementary 7:44 a.m. 12:10 – 12:15 p.m. Hall/Spaulding 7:48 & 7:53 a.m. 12:10 – 12:15 p.m.

If you wish to use this service, complete the Summer School Transportation Request Form that is part of this booklet and return it with your summer school registration. You will be notified of the bus number and approximate pick-up and drop-off times before the start of summer school. Students who ride the bus must be enrolled in two morning classes or one full-morning class. If you have any questions regarding Summer School Busing, please contact Jamie Voight at 748-4600.

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Parent Name: Address: Telephone Number:

STUDENT NAME & SUMMER SCHOOL SITE (Circle the school where classes are held):

_______________________ BPES MPES MS HS _______________________ BPES MPES MS HS _______________________ BPES MPES MS HS _______________________ BPES MPES MS HS Distance from home to school: ________________ miles

RURAL BUSING Using the route maps included with this booklet use a “P” to indicate the “pick-up” location for your children. If the drop-off location is different please use a “D” to indicate the drop-off point. Remove the route map from the registration booklet and return it with this form. Pick up my child/children at: Office Use: Address: _____________________________________________ Bus #_____ Child Care Provider: ________________________ Phone _____________ Time _____ Drop off my child/children at (write “same” if drop off location is the same as the pick-up location): Address: _____________________________________________ Bus #_____ Child Care Provider: ________________________ Phone _____________ Time _____

IN-CITY BUSING Please pick-up the children listed below at: Bus #_____ _____ Ceresco Park _____ Hall/Spaulding Time _____ _____ Barlow Park Elementary _____ Murray Park Elementary After the end of the second class session, they should be dropped off at: Bus #_____ _____ Ceresco Park _____ Hall/Spaulding Time _____ _____ Barlow Park Elementary _____ Murray Park Elementary _____ *High School

*(Swimming students that are attending the 12:15 p.m. session only)

Form C

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SWIMMING LESSONS SCHEDULE – Summer 2014

SWIMMING LESSONS at the RHS pool are accredited by the American Red Cross. Lessons meet every day, Monday through Friday. There is no charge for lessons; however, the daily fee or season pass will be required for use of the facilities.

Daily Fee District Resident Out-of-district Resident Child/Student $2.00 $2.50 Adult $4.00 $5.00

Season Pass – please see pass information sheet

Session # Dates Half-hour (1/2) Intervals Session 1 June 16 – July 2 (no class July 3

&4) 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. 12:15 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.

Session 2 July 7 – July 25 Sign up July 1 & 2 at pool

8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. 12:15 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.

Session 3 July 28 – August 8 (2 wks.) Sign up July 24 & 25 at pool

8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. 12:15 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.

Pre-requisites for Level 1: Student must be 4 years old. Student must be able to stand in three feet (3’) of water, with head above water. At level 6, students advance to:

6.1 Personal Water Safety

Swimmer will work on the following skills: mastery of front crawl, back crawl, breaststroke, sidestroke, and butterfly. Several different dives will be of focus. Survival floats and survival swim will also be included.

6.2 – Fitness Swimmer This class is for the swimmer that has mastered strokes and is ready to swim strokes continuously, while working on staying in swimming shape. A swimming fitness program will be worked on as well.

6.3 – Lifeguard Readiness

Preparation for Lifeguard Training that is offered through the American Red Cross.

OPEN SWIMMING SCHEDULE – June 16 – August 22 (Summer)

Saturday & Sunday Afternoon 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. Monday – Friday Afternoon 2:45 – 4:00 p.m. Monday – Thursday Evenings 7:00 – 9:00 p.m.

ADULT WATER AEROBIC CLASSES – June 16 – August 22 (Summer)

Monday & Wednesday Evenings 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. Monday, Wednesday & Friday

Mornings 7:00 – 8:00 a.m.

ADULT LAP SWIM – June 16 – August 22 (Summer)

Tuesday & Thursday Evenings 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday Mornings 6:00 – 8:00 a.m.

For further information, contact Becki Baird, at the Ripon High School pool – 748-4617. Your call will go to voicemail.

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Ripon High School Pool Rules

(Revised 6/7/13)

1. The pool cannot be used if no lifeguard is on duty. 2. Patrons are required to observe all health and sanitation rules of the State Board of

Health. 3. Showers are required by everyone before swimming. This includes getting your hair

wet. 4. Those with shoulder length or longer hair must have hair pulled back. 5. No shoes are to be worn in the showers. 6. Only swimsuits are allowed in the pool. No T-shirts, regular shorts, cut-offs, or women

wearing shorts over their suits will be allowed. 7. Bandages and band-aides should be removed before entering the pool. 8. Do not enter the pool if you have a communicable disease or an open cut. 9. No running, pushing or horseplay allowed. 10. No diving in the shallow end. 11. Patrons are asked not to splash or dunk heads of others. Chicken fighting or any

other rough play in the pool is forbidden. 12. No smoking, eating or drinking any beverages besides water is allowed on the pool

deck, in the locker rooms, or in the bleacher area. Glass containers of any type are not allowed around the pool, locker rooms or bleacher area.

13. Swimmers are not to hang or balance on lines. 14. Children age 5 and under, or who are unable to touch in the shallow end must be

accompanied in the water by an adult. 15. No chewing gum or candy is allowed. 16. Street shoes may not be worn on deck. 17. No talking or visiting with the lifeguards while they are on duty. 18. Kickboards, flippers or masks are permitted only for specific purposes of instruction. 19 No floatation devices are allowed in the pool. 20. Children are not allowed to jump to parents from the diving board, nor are parents

allowed to go off the board with the child. (This is allowed only during swimming lessons.)

21. Children must be able to swim the length of the pool before being allowed to utilize the diving board.

22. Only one person is allowed on the diving board at a time. 23. No running off of the diving board. 24. No hanging on the diving board. 25. You are only allowed to dive off of the front of the diving board. 26. No sitting dives. 27. Remember that the lifeguards are there for your safety; they should not be splashed

or harassed.

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SWIMMING LESSON REGISTRATION FORM

Use this form to sign up for Session I classes Only!

Please reserve the afternoon classes for summer school students. Busing to the high school from summer school is available only for the 12:15 p.m. session. Morning Times Offered

Levels Offered Afternoon Times Offered

Levels Offered

8:00 a.m. 1-2-3-4-5-6.1-6.2-6.3 12:15 p.m. 1-2-3-4-5-6.1-6.2-6.3 8:30 a.m. 1-2-3-4-5-6.1-6.2-6.3-

Parent/Child 12:45 p.m. 1-2-3-4-5-6.1-6.2-6.3

9:00 a.m. 1-2-3-4-5-6.1-6.2-6.3 1:15 p.m. 1-2-3-4-5-6.1-6.2-6.3-Parent/Child

9:30 a.m. 1-2-3-4-5-6.1-6.2-6.3-Parent/Child

1:45 p.m. 1-2-3-4-5-6.1-6.2-6.3

10:00 a.m. 1-2-3-4-5-6.1-6.2-6.3 2:25 p.m. 1-2-3-4-5-6.1-6.2-6.3 10:30 a.m. 1-2-3-4-5-6.1-6.2-6.3-

Parent/Child

Student Name (PLEASE PRINT) Age Level Time Request First Choice

Time Request Second Choice

Please put a (*) by your child’s name if your child is pre-school age. If you do not hear from us, your child will be placed at your first choice time request. Please make note of the time before returning your registration! No time changes will be allowed after classes are established the first few days of each session!

Parent/Guardian Signature:

Address:

Phone Number:

School District: Check one: Ripon Other Email:

Return registration form to Building Office or: Pool Director, Becki Baird

Ripon High School PO Box 991 Ripon WI 54971-0991

Deadline: May 9, 2014-– No late registrations will be accepted. For further information: Contact the Pool Director, Becki Baird at the Ripon High School pool – 748-4617

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY:

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I would like to order the following pass(es).

Type District Non-District Total $

Year pass Expires June 15, 2015 Child $60.00 $ 90.00 Adult $105.00 $140.00 Family $145.00 $205.00 Senior $55.00 $ 75.00 Summer Pass Expires Aug. 31, 2014 Child $40.00 $ 55.00 Adult $70.00 $ 100.00 Family $100.00 $145.00 Senior $40.00 $ 55.00 School Year Pass Sept. 1 2014 – June 15, 2015 Child $30.00 $ 45.00 Adult $50.00 $ 75.00 Family $75.00 $ 100.00 Senior $25.00 $ 40.00

I have enclosed a check payable to Ripon Area School District for $ _____________

Please do NOT tape or staple check to this form!

Pass Type NAME ON PASS

If purchasing a family pass, list below family members to be included on the pass.

Passes can be picked up at the High School swimming pool on the 1st day of lessons. Please return to: Becki Baird, Pool Director Ripon High School P.O. Box 991 Ripon, WI 54971

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY:

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RHS POOL – SWIMMING LESSONS

EMERGENCY CARD All students participating in summer swimming lessons must have an emergency card on file at the Ripon High School swimming pool office. Students of the same family may be placed on one form. PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION Student(s) Name(s)

Parent/Guardian Name:

Street Address:

City/State/Zip: Phone Number –

Home:

Phone Number – Work:

Contact Person in case parents cannot be reached:

Name: Phone Number –

Home:

Phone Number – Work:

Parent/Guardian Signature: Date:

OFFICE USE ONLY:

Session 1 Time Session 2 Time Session 3 Time

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