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SPORTS CAMPS (GRADES 3-12) ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS (GRADES 3-8) SUMMER ACTIVITIES (GRADES 1 & 2) (Grades as of September 2013) REGISTRATION Registrations will ONLY be accepted two ways: ONLINE (preferred) and BY MAIL (if necessary) THERE WILL BE NO IN-PERSON REGISTRATION SUMMER ENRICHMENT AND SUMMER ACTIVITIES SPORTS CAMPS April 15 June 7, 2013 April 15th to the Wednesday before each camp begins EDISON PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUMMER PROGRAMS - 732-452-4982 312 PIERSON AVENUE EDISON, NJ 08837

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SPORTS CAMPS

(GRADES 3-12)

ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS

(GRADES 3-8)

SUMMER ACTIVITIES

(GRADES 1 & 2)

(Grades as of September 2013)

REGISTRATION

Registrations will ONLY be accepted two ways: ONLINE (preferred) and BY MAIL (if necessary)

THERE WILL BE NO IN-PERSON REGISTRATION

SUMMER ENRICHMENT AND SUMMER ACTIVITIES

SPORTS CAMPS

April 15 – June 7, 2013 April 15th – to the Wednesday before each camp begins

EDISON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

SUMMER PROGRAMS - 732-452-4982 312 PIERSON AVENUE

EDISON, NJ 08837

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PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF EDISON TOWNSHIP

CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Richard O’Malley, Ed.D., Superintendent

Daniel P. Michaud, Business Administrator/Board Secretary Margaret DeLuca, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction

AnnMarie Griffin-Ussak, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction Christopher Conklin, Assistant Superintendent of Pupil-Special Services

SUMMER PROGRAMS ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Douglas Stokes, Head Teacher, Enrichment/Summer Activities

Lisa Dato, Camp Coordinator, Sports

SUMMER PROGRAMS 2013 The Edison Township Board of Education, is pleased to offer summer programs for the youth of Edison Township and the surrounding communities. We are offering programs for youths in grades 1 through 12. These programs are designed for students who enjoy self-directed learning and exploration. The Summer Programs

Administrative Staff reserves the right to limit the enrollment of each class/program/ camp on a first received, first enrolled basis. Edison residents will receive priority.

Registering as soon as possible is recommended to assure a place in the class/camp you want and to protect against cancellation due to insufficient enrollment. No transportation is provided. Lunch and beverage are the responsibility of the parent.

LATE PICK-UPS

Please remember all children need to picked up on time! Two (2) late pick-ups may result in your child being dismissed from the program without a refund. Parents are responsible for picking up their children on time, even if arrangements are made through carpooling.

VIDEOTAPING

Edison School Network (ESN-118) will be visiting our Enrichment Program and Sports Camps to videotape our activities. A program will be produced and shown on Channel 118 during July and August. If you have an objection to your child being videotaped, please write a note to the Summer Programs office and give it to your child’s Enrichment/Activities teacher or sports coach.

CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

Please be aware that summer construction projects may be taking place on school grounds, which could result in noise and smells. We make every effort to minimize student exposure. In addition, buildings are not air-conditioned, so please make sure that students are appropriately dressed.

All grades listed in this brochure refer to the grade the

student will be in as of September 2013.

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CONFIRMATION POLICY If you register online you will receive confirmation immediately that your registration was successful. If you register by mail, you WILL receive confirmation via e-mail from the Summer Programs Office by the second week of June. We will contact you by phone ONLY if an Enrichment class is full or cancelled. We will work with you to reschedule another class. If a sports camp is cancelled due to lack of participation, we will attempt to give you 5 days notice of the cancellation. Your child will receive his or her Enrichment class schedule (with room numbers) via e-mail. Your child’s class schedule with also be available at John Adams Middle School on Monday, June 24th, the first day of classes.

REFUND POLICY

All tuition fees include a non-refundable $30.00 registration fee. Since classes/camps are approved based on a sufficient number of paid registrations, fees will not be returned for any reason after the class/camp has started unless a doctor’s note is submitted. Refunds requested within 10 days before the first class/camp meets are subject to a deduction of the $30.00 registration fee. The Summer Programs Administrative staff reserves the right to cancel any class/camp in which registration is insufficient. A full refund will be issued, or you may transfer to another class/camp that is still available. All refund requests must be in writing and received by the Summer Programs office no later than Friday, August 2, 2013. All refunds will be processed after August 5, 2013, and sent by mail from the Business Office of the Board of Education.

CHECK CLEARING POLICY In the event that a personal check used for payment for a class/camp is returned from your bank, a returned check fee of $35.00 will be charged. ONLY CASH OR MONEY ORDER WILL BE ACCEPTED AS PAYMENT FOR A CHECK THAT HAS NOT CLEARED THE BANK. Please note that all checks will be held throughout the registration period. All checks will deposited by mid-June.

RECEIPTS

If you require a receipt (besides your online confirmation), you must put your request in writing and send it to the Edison Public Schools - ATTN: Summer Programs, 312 Pierson Avenue, Edison, NJ 08837. All requests must be received before August 31, 2013 so that we may verify your child’s attendance. All receipts will be issued by

September 30, 2013.

INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR POLICY

For the safety and enjoyment of all summer program participants, any inappropriate

behavior by Activities/Enrichment/Sports Camp students may result in dismissal from the

program. No refunds will be issued if your child is dismissed for inappropriate behavior.

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ONLINE REGISTRATION POLICY (PREFERRED)

The Summer Enrichment and Sports Camp Brochure will be available online this year as well as in your child’s school. Online payment will also be available if desired. If you are interested in online registration and payment, a Parent Portal account is needed. Directions for creating a Parent Portal account are the following: 1. Go to the Edison Public School District website at http://www.edison.k12.nj.us

2. Click the Site Shortcut for the “Parent Portal Registration Form” 3. Complete the registration fields with the appropriate information. Click “Done” when

complete. You will receive a submission confirmation screen. The information submitted will be processed and verified. After the information has been verified you will receive an email with the account information. You must submit a separate registration form for each child.

4. If you have any questions about registering or logging on to the Parent Portal please

visit the Genesis Parent Portal FAQ page at: http://www.edison.k12.nj.us/Page/2661 or call

732-452-4574. 5. Once you receive an email verifying your account information, you will be able to access

online registration for Summer Activities, Summer Enrichment, and Sports Camps. You can use this account information for each child’s registration. YOU MUST SUBMIT A SEPARATE REGISTRATION FOR EACH CHILD!

MAIL IN REGISTRATION (IF NECESSARY)

We will begin accepting mailed registrations on Monday, April 15, 2013. Registration will end on Friday, June 7, 2013. Note: Any registrations dropped off in the mailbox outside our door will be left un­opened until May 30th. You must stamp and mail your registration. You must submit a separate registration for each child.

Since the summer programs require much planning (staff, student schedules, classroom assignments based on enrollment, etc.) in order for them to be successful, registration deadlines will be adhered too! Please plan accordingly!

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ONLINE REGISTRATION SAMPLE SCREEN IMAGE

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2013 SUMMER ACTIVITIES PROGRAM

The Summer Activities Program offers two sessions each day (8:30-11:30 a.m. and 12:00-2:00 p.m.), with lunch from 11:30-12:00 for children staying for the afternoon session. Morning care is also available from 7:30-8:30 a.m. The Activities Program is for children who completed kindergarten or first grade in the 2012-2013 school year. Children may attend as many sessions of the program as they can fit into their busy summer. They will be given the opportunity to create various crafts (all different over the four weeks) and play a variety of games (sports, math, etc.). Reading and writing ac-tivities will also be integrated into the program. The Activities Program is an opportunity for students to interact with children from other schools, and have a good time while doing it. Certified teachers will be conducting/overseeing all facets of the program at all times. The Summer Activities Program will be held at John Adams Middle School.

SUMMER ACTIVITIES PROGRAM

Fee Schedule

Morning Care (7:30-8:30 a.m.) 5 - day week Fee: $ 35 3 - day week Fee: $ 25

Session 1 (8:30-11:30 a.m.) June 24 - June 28 Fee: $105 (per 5-day session) Session 1 (12:00-2:00 p.m.) June 24 - June 28 Fee: $ 70 (per 5-day session)

Session 2 (8:30-11:30 a.m.) July 1 - July 3 Fee: $ 65 (per 3-day session) Session 2 (12:00-2:00 p.m.) July 1 - July 3 Fee: $ 45 (per 3-day session)

Session 3 (8:30-11:30 a.m.) July 8 - July 12 Fee: $105 (per 5-day session) Session 3 (12:00-2:00 p.m.) July 8 - July 12 Fee: $ 70 (per 5-day session)

Session 4 (8:30-11:30 a.m.) July 15 - July 19 Fee: $105 (per 5-day session) Session 4 (12:00-2:00 p.m.) July 15 - July 19 Fee: $ 70 (per 5-day session)

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SUMMER ACTIVITIES REGISTRATION (Grades 1 & 2 as of September 2013)

ONLINE REGISTRATION PREFERRED

A SEPARATE REGISTRATION FORM IS NEEDED FOR EACH CHILD

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO "EDISON BOARD OF EDUCATION" (Please date checks no earlier than June 1, 2013.)

PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION BELOW AND MAIL TO: EDISON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

ATTN: SUMMER PROGRAMS 312 PIERSON AVENUE, EDISON NJ 08837

NAME GRADE (Sept. 2013) __ AGE

ADDRESS ____________________________________ CITY _____

PHONE __________________________ CELL __________

EMAIL ___________________________ __________________________

EMERGENCY CONTACT NAME/# _______ ___________________________________________

SCHOOL (Sept. 2013) ________________ ________________________________________

SPECIAL HEALTH CONDITIONS:

SESSION/TIME

DATES

FEE

MORNING CARE

YES / NO

MORNING CARE

FEE

AMOUNT

DUE

1 8:30-11:30 AM 6/24-6/28 (5 days) $105 $35

1 12:00-2:00 PM 6/24-6/28 (5 days) $70 -

2 8:30-11:30 AM 7/1-7/3 (3 days) $65 $25

2 12:00-2:00 PM 7/1-7/3 (3 days) $45 -

3 8:30-11:30 AM 7/8-7/12 (5 days) $105 $35

3 12:00-2:00 PM 7/8-7/12 (5days) $70 -

4 8:30-11:30 AM 7/15-7/19 (5 days) $105 $35

4 12:00-2:00 PM 7/15-7/19 (5 days) $70

-

TOTAL DUE

For the protection and safety of all children, it is imperative that every child be accounted for at all times. Children must report to all their assigned classes/camps or risk dismissal from the program. Any inappropriate behavior will also be grounds for dismissal from the program. No refunds will be issued for dismissed children. I hereby certify that my son/daughter is in good health and has my permission to participate in the Edison Board of Education Summer Activities Program. I also give my permission for my son/daughter, in the event of an accident, injury, sickness, etc. to be given emergency treatment at a local hospital. I hereby release the Edison Board of Education from all claims arising out of my son/daughter's participation herein.

Parent/Guardian Signature_________________________________ Date ___________________________

(MAKE COPIES OF REGISTRATION FORMS AS NEEDED)

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PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE! IF YOU MUST USE MAIL IN REGISTRATION PLEASE USE THE REGISTRATION FORM INCLUDED AFTER THE SUMMER ENRICHMENT SCHEDULE

The Enrichment Program offers academic refresher classes, such as math improvement, creative writing and reading enjoyment, as well as enrichment classes, such as drama, dance, journalism, music, exploring science and technology. ALL ENRICHMENT CLASSES ARE BEING HELD AT JOHN ADAMS MIDDLE SCHOOL FROM JUNE 24 TO JULY 19, 2013. Students may select one-hour or two-hour classes or any combination (please check schedule that is listed after course descriptions). No transportation is provided. Parents must provide lunch and beverage for students who stay for afternoon classes.

Morning Care $75.00 (see below)

One-Hour Classes $75.00 per class

Two-Hour Classes $140.00 per class

The Enrichment Program is an 18-day program. All classes run from June 24 - July 19, 2013. The fees cover the entire 18-day program.

Most Enrichment classes will have 25 participants per class! However, the Enrichment Staff (based on enrollment) may add another class to accommodate popular classes and/or eliminate some offerings due to lack of interest. This discretion is solely left up to the Enrichment Program Staff.

PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE (Preferred) or by mail

ENRICHMENT COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

MORNING CARE (7:30-8:30 a.m.) 1 hour Fee: $75 The Enrichment Program staff will provide morning care for students who need to be dropped off at the program by 7:30 a.m. Students will meet in the cafeteria and may bring a breakfast snack (a minimum of 12 students is needed to offer this service). This service will be provided only for students who are scheduled for an 8:30 a.m. class.

ART ENRICHMENT

ARTS AND CRAFTS (grades 3-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 Students will get an opportunity to create arts and crafts with paper products such as egg crates, paper plates, towel rolls, craft sticks, and cereal and shoe boxes. You will be amazed at the variety of projects you can create by recycling products. You can create bird feeders, puppets, banks, games, holiday decorations, picture frames, castles and multicultural creations.

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ART ENRICHMENT (cont.)

CERAMICS/POTTERY* (grades 3-5 & grades 6-8) 2 hours Fee: $140

This class enables the student with little or no exposure to clay, to experience all the forming techniques involved in the ceramics process. It provides a brief history of ceramics in world culture, and a hands-on working studio atmosphere where the students can create various forms in glazed ceramics. All materials are lead-free and safe for use at home. *Enrollment is strictly limited to 20 students due to space and equipment restrictions. CARTOONING (grades 3-8) 1 Hour Fee: 75 This class is for students who are interested in learning how to create cartoons. Participants will explore existing cartoons, as well as create their own original ones. DRAWING/PAINTING (grades 3-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 This class is for beginners who are interested in learning how to create life drawings with shading, scenes and perspective. The class covers watercolor, floral and acrylic landscape paintings. FASHION DESIGN (grades 3-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 This class is designed for students with a passion for fashion! Students will explore the art of fashion design by using hands-on techniques not only how to design their own clothing and accessories, but they will also learn the art of coordinating outfits in order to complete their ideal “look”. JEWELRY DESIGN (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 This class is designed for students who are interested in creating fashionable jewelry. Students will explore the art of jewelry making with a variety of materials.

TEXTILE ART (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 Students will explore the use of a variety of textiles such as felt, yarn, string, burlap and more in an artistic fashion. Students will learn simple weaving, hand sewing, applique and fabric design techniques in this fun and relaxing class.

CULTURAL ENRICHMENT

AEROBICS & DANCE (grades 4-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 This course is designed to familiarize students with music and dances of other cultures. Dance steps from traditional tap to ballet and jazz will be taught. Participants must wear sneakers. ADVENTURES to FITNESS (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 Students will be immersed in an exciting world of fun and adventure! Students will participate in moderate to vigorous activity to accomplish each week’s exhilarating mission incorporating a warm-up and cool down segment. Let the fun begin!

CREATIVE WRITING (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to express themselves using the written word. By incorporating elements of the short story, vivid language, and correct grammar, students will use their imaginations to complete various assignments ranging from Haiku to short stories. Finished assignments will be shared with the class. INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to learn some basic Spanish, including numbers, alphabet, colors, food, etc. Expressions and dialogue will also be taught. Students will be grouped according to their abilities. INTRODUCTION TO LATIN (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 Let’s do as the Romans do! Come take part in this unique chance to learn about Latin and the classical world. Students will explore the Latin Language, mythology, Roman culture and make connections between the ancient world and their own. MONSTERS in MYTHOLOGY and LEGENDS PROGRAM (grades 3-8) 2 Hours Fee: $140 Have you ever heard of the Tengu of Japan? How about the Celtic Dullahan? Each week we will explore the bizarre and unexplained myths and legends of continents across the world. Students will read age-appropriate stories, play culturally themed games, learn about monster holidays and create projects based on each legend. based

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LANGUAGE ARTS ENRICHMENT

BRAIN BUSTER (grades 4-7) 1 hour Fee: $75 Students will be engaged in a variety of brain teasing exercises enabling them to stretch their thinking beyond the everyday curriculum. Activities will be grade appropriately challenging and will be meant for students who can "think outside the box"

FUN WITH WORDS (grades 4-8) 2 hours Fee: $140

This class offers students the chance to work together in an inspirational environment where they will explore, create and celebrate poetry. Students will examine famous works of art, their own art, photography, music, nature, current events, their own experiences and much more in order to write extraordinary, multidimensional poetry pieces. They will examine both contemporary and historical poets, and they will discover that poetic language exists almost everywhere. No previous poetry writing experience is necessary. Just bring your imagination!

JOURNALISM (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 Students will examine the newspaper to learn about its different components. With the knowledge they gain about news articles, feature stories, editorials and other newspaper parts, the students will work as part of a "news team" to create a newspaper of their own.

JOURNEY THROUGH THE GENRES (Grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 The learner will become familiar with various genres of writing including Narrative writing, Expository Writing, Persuasive Writing, and Descriptive Writing. The learner will use the writing process to explore all of these genres in creative ways. Students will read and analyze different types of writing. The students will then be taught how to use the writing process to publish writing in all of these genres. Students will present their writing to the class in creative ways and learn how to tackle different genres in the classroom.

READERS CLUB (grades 3-6) 1 hour Fee: $75 A class where students will LOVE reading! Each course would offer girls or boys the opportunity to join a book group and read the same book. Students will spend time reading a novel together and discussing it. They will also engage in weekly book talks, literature circle discussions, book celebrations and write like the author days. Research shows that choice and comfort really help kids appreciate a love of reading - let the reading journey begin! There will be three separate offerings for this class; Reader’s Club for Girls, Reader’s Club for Boys and Reader’s Club for both Girls and Boys)

SLEUTH SCHOOL (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 Strategies for Reading and Writing Mystery Stories - Imagination Required Participants will learn to read and write mystery stories by applying critical reading/writing strategies. Students will solve mysteries by using these critical thinking skills like a detective and also learn how to write stories by putting key elements in sequential order.

STUDY SKILLS (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75

There is no secret to being a good student - it takes a lot of hard work! Good students follow these steps to achieve top grades: taking notes, reading textbooks, and studying for tests. This course will provide tips on how to (1) organize an assignment notebook, (2) maintain a calendar of school assignments, (3) prepare neatly formatted papers, and (4) pull it all together to study and succeed.

WORD PLAY (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75

Students will participate in a variety of fun vocabulary building games such as Scrabble, Scrabble Jr., Outburst, Crossword Puzzles and Boggle to help increase their language arts skills. Students will then apply this knowledge across subject areas to enhance their interdisciplinary vocabulary.

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MATH ENRICHMENT

MATH IMPROVEMENT (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 The main focus of this class is to improve math skills, as well as challenge the students with upcoming mathematical concepts. In order to meet the needs of all students, instruction will be one-on-one, in addition to allowing opportunities for group problem solving. Classes will be based on grade levels (3-5 and 6-8).

GEOMETRY THROUGH ORIGAMI (grades 4-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 This class offers a creative and enjoyable way to explore the exciting world of geometry. Through simple origami folding techniques and construction, students will examine mathematical concepts such as two- and three-dimensional shapes, patterns, puzzles, angles, perimeter, area, symmetry and tessellations. They will also unlock the mystery behind topics such as Pascal’s Triangle. No previous origami experience is necessary.

Journeys through MATH! (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 Students will build upon their math skills and adaptation across other disciplines (subject areas). Students will use literature, real life historical events, hands-on experiments, relevant current events and manipulatives to push their learning!

MUSIC ENRICHMENT

BAND (grades 4-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 This course is not for beginner students. It is for students in grades 4-8 who have had at least one year of instruction. Students will be grouped according to ability and will be given ensemble and small group instruction, where applicable. Daily rehearsals will be conducted with the intent of fostering further technique and musicality building upon previous experience. Course guideline is contingent upon enrollment and instrumentation.

BEGINNING GUITAR (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 This class is designed for those who have little or no experience playing guitar. In this course students will learn the basics of plucking and strumming, both with fingers and a guitar pick. Simple melodies and chords will be taught in a variety of styles. Students will also learn how to tune the instrument. While the primary focus is acoustic guitar, some time will be devoted to electric guitar and related instruments. Students must have their own acoustic guitar in order to participate in this class. (No electric guitars, please.)

CHORUS (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 This course is open to students in grades 3-8. The class will stress singing fundamentals, development of the voice, and enhancing individual ability. Previous singing experience is not necessary.

COMPOSER’S WORKSHOP (grades 4-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 This course offers an introduction to music writing for both singers and instrumentalists. Subjects will include lyric writing, improvisation and arrangement. Students will learn to compose in various styles, including classical, jazz, pop and world music. Students should be able to read music and have at least two years of experience playing an instrument or singing in chorus. Piano ability is helpful, but not required.

FUN WITH MUSIC (grades 3-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 Come celebrate how much fun music can be. You will sing, dance, play games, instruments and more! This class is for everyone who loves music. No prior knowledge is necessary.

GUITAR 2 (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 This class is designed for students who already took the BEGINNING GUITAR class, or have completed at least one year of private instruction. In this course students will review the basics of playing with a guitar pick. Finger picking and classical guitar technique will also be introduced. Students will learn more advanced melodies and chords in a variety of styles. While the primary focus is acoustic guitar, some time will be devoted to electric guitar and related instruments. Students must have their own acoustic guitar in order to participate in this class. (No electric guitars, please – unless requested by instructor!)

INTRODUCTION TO PIANO (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 This course is for students who have no prior experience playing piano. Students will receive individual lessons as well as group instruction, as they learn the fundamentals of reading music and proper performance technique.

STRINGS (orchestra) (grades 4-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 This course is not for beginner students. It is for students in grades 4-8 who have had at least one year of instruction. Students will be grouped according to ability and will be given small group instruction. Daily practice assignments will be reviewed with the intent of sustaining those skills gained during the past year.

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SCIENCE ENRICHMENT

EXPLORING AIR & SPACE (grades 4-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 This class will explore space and air travel. Activities will include constructing space vehicles and launching them.

EXPLORING SCIENCE (grades 4-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 Exploring science is an exciting "hands on" program. Students will perform experiments in biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science.

EXPLORING THE PAST (grades 3-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 Students will journey through the ancient civilizations of Italy, Greece and Egypt through arts and crafts, video clips, computer research and reading and answering comprehension questions. This class will focus on ancient gods and goddesses, architecture, pyramids and the daily lives of ancient Greeks, Romans and Egyptians.

FORENSIC EXPLORATIONS (grades 4-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 The learner will become familiar with the various methods utilized in forensic science to solve crimes through math, science, and technology. Students will learn about the history of forensic science, how to classify fingerprints, apply techniques used by entomologists to determine time of death, reconstruct a crime scene, and solve a murder mystery.

SOCIAL STUDIES ENRICHMENT

SPEAKING SKILLS (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 Speaking in public is a skill that everyone should master! Through various activities, students will learn skills and techniques to help make them better public speakers. They will witness how body language, facial expressions, tone of voice, volume of speech and eye contact can add to or detract from the content of their speeches. The students create, then deliver, speeches on a variety of topics.

WHERE IN THE WORLD? (grades 3-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 Students will explore the world’s 7 continents using fun, hands-on activities. They will learn map skills and navigate through different countries to experience diverse cultures. We will be diving into facts, art, food, customs and much more. Come join us on this summer journey around the world!

TECHNOLOGY/CONSUMER SCIENCE ENRICHMENT

COMPUTER KEYBOARDING (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 Students will learn the basic fundamentals of the computer keyboard. Control of the keyboard using touch-typing is developed. Students will learn proper typing position while using various programs to build skill and accuracy.

EXPLORING TECHNOLOGY (grades 4-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 Students will become familiar with the use of the Internet and computer programs such as Excel, PowerPoint, and Word, which will improve the skills necessary for greater success in the classroom.

FUN WITH COOKING (grades 4-8) 2 hours Fee: $140

Students will enjoy making and eating tempting treats and learning the basics of cooking skills and good nutrition. Basic math skills will be used.

MICROSOFT OFFICE APPLICATIONS (grades 4-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 In this technology course students will explore and create computer application design projects which can then be applied to a variety of assignments during the regular school year. Students begin the course by creating a PowerPoint Presentation, followed by a Word Newsletter. Finally, students will have the opportunity to work with a small group on an exciting and creative culminating activity which will include the application of PowerPoint Presentations and Word Newsletters, as well as Brochures, Flyers, and many other templates. If you enjoy technological design, then this is the course for you!

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TECHNOLOGY/CONSUMER SCIENCE ENRICHMENT (continued)

iLearn (grades 4-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 An Apple for the teacher? How about an Apple iPad for every learner? Students will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in an education environment where the iPad is our main tool. We will become familiar with the iPad and use the many applications available to create a digital classroom. Over the course of the program we will look at how the use of technology can enhance the classroom. Students will creating electronic notebooks, digital storybooks, conducting virtual dissections, communicate electronically and much much more. The 21st Century Classroom is waiting for you.

THEATRE ENRICHMENT

CREATIVE DRAMATICS (grades 3-8) 1 hour Fee: $75 Students will explore an actor's creative process from improvisation to approaching a script and creating a role. The young actor is provided with some basic skills aimed at building a believable, confident stage presence. THE WORLD OF READING IS A STAGE! (grades 3-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 Students will develop and enhance reading fluency by participating in Reader’s Theatre. Reluctant readers will build confidence in this fun, risk-taking environment. During these read-aloud activities, students will read dialogue with expression and “get into character” to make stories come alive! Every week groups of students will dress up in character, design a set and present their performance in front of a peer audience. CREATIVE DRAMATICS II (grades 6-8) 2 Hours Fee: $140 Students in the Middle School will continue to hone their acting skills and presence by performing a 2 hour play at the end of the Enrichment program. All participants will have a role in the production! COSTUME and SCENERY DESIGN (grades 4-8) 2 hours Fee: $140 Students will learn about the “behind the scenes” magic that needs to be created in order to make the stage come alive. Students will actively construct/create the necessary “pieces’ that will enhance the performances of our creative dramatics productions.

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Period 2 (9:30 -10:30)

Period 3 (10:30-11:30)

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*Math Improvement Grades 3-8

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Drawing/ Painting Grades 3-8

Drawing/ Painting Grades 3-8

*Reader’s Club Girls

Grades 3-8

*Reader’s Club Boys

Grades 3-8

*Reader’s Club Girls/Boys Grades 3/8

Arts and Crafts Grades 3-8

Arts and Crafts Grades 3-8

*Journey Through the Genres Grades 3-8

*Journey Through the Genres Grades 3-8

*Journey Through the Genres Grades 3-8

World of Reading Grades 3-8

World of Reading Grades 3-8

*Speaking Skills Grades 3-8

*Speaking Skills Grades 3-8

*Speaking Skills Grades 3-8

i-learn Grades 3-8

i-learn Grades 3-8

*Journeys Through Math

Grades 3-8

*Journeys Through Math

Grades 3-8

*Journeys Through Math

Grades 3-8

Fashion Design Grades 3-8

Monsters in Myth/Legend Grades 3-8

*Journalism Grades 3-8

*Journalism Grades 3-8

*Journalism Grades 3-8

Exploring the Past

Grades 3-8

Creative Dramatics 2 Grades 6-8

*Study Skills Grades 3-8

*Study Skills Grades 3-8

*Study Skills Grades 3-8

Where in the World

Grades 3-8

Exploring Technology Grades 3-5

Creative Dramatics Grades 3-8

Creative Dramatics Grades 3-8

Creative Dramatics Grades 3-8

*Microsoft Office Grades 3-5

*Microsoft Office Grades 3-5

Computer Keyboarding Grades 3-8

Computer Keyboarding Grades 3-8

Computer Keyboarding Grades 3-8

Fun with Cooking Grades 4-8

Fun with Cooking Grades 4-8

*Classes with this symbol indicate that enrollment is open to all grade levels, however due to high interest participants may be placed into smaller/grade level classes to target instruction. For example: Public Speaking at 8:30 may have a grade 3-4 class, a grade 5-6 class and a grade 7-8 class. All decisions are left to the discretion of the Summer Enrichment Staff based on enrollment, staffing and classroom availability.

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Period 1 (8:30- 9:30)

Period 2 (9:30 -10:30)

Period 3 (10:30-11:30)

Period 2/3 (9:30-11:30)

+ Lunch (11:30-12:00)

Period 4 (12:00-2:00)

Origami Grades 4-8

Origami Grades 4-8

Origami Grades 4-8

Exploring Air and Space

Grades 4-8

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Exploring Air and Space

Grades 4-8

Intro to Spanish Grades 3-5

Intro to Spanish Grades 6-8

Intro to Spanish Grades 3-5

Exploring Science

Grades 3-8

Exploring Science Grades 3-8

Jewelry Design Grades 3-8

Adventures to Fitness

Grades 3-8

Adventures to Fitness

Grades 3-8

Forensics Grades 4-8

Forensics Grades 4-8

Textile Art Grades 3-8

Cartooning Grades 3-8

Cartooning Grades 3-8

Fun with Music Grades 6-8

Fun with Music Grades 3-5

Aerobics and Dance Grades 3-8

Aerobics and Dance Grades 3-8

Band Grades 4-8

Costume and Scenery Design

Grades 3-8

Composer’s Workshop Grades 4-8

Strings Grades 4-8

Sleuth School Grades 3-5

Strings Grades 4-8

Fun with Words Grades 6-8

Fun with Words Grades 3-5

Intro to Piano Grades 3-8

Intro to Piano Grades 3-8

Sleuth School Grades 3-5

Please circle your child’s courses for your reference.

Please refer back to the course descriptions on previous pages if needed.

Guitar 2 Grades 4-8

Beginning Guitar Grades 3- 8

Chorus Grades 3-8

Intro to Latin Grades 6-8

Intro to Latin Grades 3-5

Intro to Latin Grades 6-8

Brain Buster Grades 4-7

Brain Buster Grades 4-7

Brain Buster Grades 4-7

Word Play Grades 3-8

Word Play Grades 3-8

Word Play Grades 3-8

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ENRICHMENT REGISTRATION – ONLINE PREFERRED

A SEPARATE REGISTRATION FORM IS NEEDED FOR EACH CHILD

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO "EDISON BOARD OF EDUCATION"

(Please date checks no earlier than June 1, 2013)

PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION BELOW AND MAIL TO: EDISON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

ATTN: SUMMER PROGRAMS 312 PIERSON AVENUE, EDISON NJ 08837

NAME GRADE (Sept. 2013) __ AGE

ADDRESS ____________________________________ CITY _____

PHONE __________________________ CELL __________

EMAIL ___________________________ __________________________

EMERGENCY CONTACT NAME/# _______ ___________________________________________

SCHOOL (Sept. 2013) ________________ ________________________________________

SPECIAL HEALTH CONDITIONS:

PERIOD / TIME CLASS FEE AMOUNT

DUE

(7:30-8:30 AM) MORNING CARE $ 75

1 (8:30-9:30 AM) $ 75

2 (9:30-10:30 AM) $ 75

3 (10:30-11:30 AM) $ 75

2/3 (9:30-11:30 AM) $140

(11:30 AM-12:00 PM) Please indicate if child

LUNCH* is staying for lunch >>>>> YES NO

4 (12:00 PM-2:00 PM) $140

TOTAL DUE->>>>>

*Lunch period is only for students who are staying for a Period 4 class.

IF TAKING A MUSICAL CLASS: INSTRUMENT YEARS OF STUDY

For the protection and safety of all children, it is imperative that every child be accounted for at all times. Children must report to

all their assigned classes/camps or risk dismissal from the program. Any inappropriate behavior will also be grounds for dismissal from the program. No refunds will be issued for dismissed children. I hereby certify that my son/daughter is in good health and has my permission to participate in the Edison Board of Education Summer Enrichment Program. I also give my permission for my

son/daughter, in the event of an accident, injury, sickness, etc. to be given emergency treatment at a local hospital. I hereby release the Edison Board of Education from all claims arising out of my son/daughter's participation herein.

Parent/Guardian Signature ___________________________________ Date________________

(MAKE COPIES OF REGISTRATION FORMS AS NEEDED)

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PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE OR USE THE REGISTRATION FORM ON PAGE 24

The Edison Township Board of Education’s will once again run the Summer Sports Program for 2013. Each head coach is a highly qualified coach, as well as a professional educator employed by the Edison School District. In their camps the coaches provide a mix of skills instruction and competitive fun for all ages and ability levels while maintaining a low camper-to-instructor ratio. A certified trainer or nurse is available at each camp. Camps are held rain or shine, and during excessive heat periods. Parents must provide transportation as well as lunch and drink. (Campers stay for lunch only if participating in a full-day camp from 9AM-3PM.)

Please pay special attention to the dates, fees and responsibilities of each camp. Camps are held at both Thomas Jefferson Middle School and John Adams Middle School. The Strength and Conditioning Camp will be held at J.P. Stevens High School. CAMPERS MUST BE ENTERING GRADE 3 AS OF SEPTEMBER 2013. Registration will take place up until the Wednesday before each camp begins.

UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, CAMPS ARE CO-ED AND RUN FOR 5 DAYS.

2013 SUMMER SPORTS CAMP SCHEDULE

UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, CAMPERS MUST BE ENTERING GRADE 3 AS OF SEPTEMBER 2013.

SESSION I - June 24, 25, 26, 27, 28

FEE:

Basketball 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (TJMS) $150 Boys Soccer (Gr. 4-8) 9 a.m.-12 p.m. (TJMS) $ 75 Girls Basketball 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (JAMS) $150 Strength/Conditioning (Gr. 5-12) 9 a.m.-12 p.m. (JPS) $ 75

SESSION 2 – July 1, 2, 3 (3 days only)

FEE:

Playground Games 9 a.m.-12 p.m. (TJMS) $ 45 Volleyball (Gr. 6-8) 9 a.m.-12 p.m. (JAMS) $ 45

SESSION 3 - July 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

FEE:

Basketball 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (TJMS) $150 Games 9 a.m.-12 p.m. (TJMS) $ 75 Boys Volleyball (Gr. 9-12) 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (JAMS) $150 Soccer 9 a.m. -3 p.m. (JAMS) $150 Girls Lacrosse (Gr. 6-12) 9 a.m. -12 p.m. (JAMS) $ 75

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SESSION 4 - July 15, 16, 17, 18, 19

FEE: Girls Soccer 9 a.m.- 12 p.m. (TJMS) $ 75 Games 9 a.m.- 12 p.m. (TJMS) $ 75 Girls Volleyball (Gr. 9-12) 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (JAMS) $ 150 Playground Games 9 a.m.-12 p.m. (JAMS) $ 75 Baseball 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. (JAMS) $ 75

SESSION 5 - July 22, 23, 24, 25, 26

FEE: Basketball 9 a.m.- 3 p.m. (JAMS) $ 150 Field Day 9 a.m.-12 p.m. (JAMS) $ 75

SESSION 6 - July 29, 30, 31, August 1, 2

FEE: Girls Lacrosse (Gr. 6-12) 9 a.m.- 12 p.m. (TJMS) $ 75 Basketball 9 a.m.- 3 p.m. (JAMS) $150 Football (Gr. 3-8) 9 a.m.-12 p.m. (JAMS) $ 75

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SPORTS CAMP DESCRIPTIONS

BASEBALL Camp is designed to instruct players of all ages. Beginners will learn and improve the fundamental skills of throwing, fielding, hitting and pitching. Advanced players are in-structed on refining fundamental skills with a concentration on specialty positions. Daily skills contests are used for the development of skills. Conditioning programs are demonstrated for older campers.

ALL CAMPERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING THEIR OWN CLEATS, SNEAKERS (FOR INDOORS) AND GLOVE. BAT IS OPTIONAL. BASKETBALL

The staff provides a fun and educational basketball experience. All aspects of the game

are covered on a daily basis. Individualized and small group instruction is utilized to teach

the fundamental skills of ball handling, shooting and passing. Defensive and offensive

drills and strategies are also implemented. Competitive skill activities and full court

games are conducted in every session.

CAMPERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING THEIR OWN SNEAKERS, SHORTS, AND T-SHIRTS.

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FOOTBALL (Non-Contact) This camp’s objective is to provide positive encouragement and instruction for children entering grades 3-8. Campers will learn a base foundation of knowledge, terminology and execution of football fundamentals and skills. All offensive, defensive and specialty positions will be thoroughly discussed and implemented. All campers will participate in a 7 on 7 flag football tournament as well as various daily skill competitions.

ALL CAMPERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING THEIR

OWN SNEAKERS, SPIKES, SHORTS, T-SHIRTS AND TOWELS.

LACROSSE

All campers will learn the individual fundamental skills necessary for offense, defense, face-off techniques and goalie play. Team skills will be instructed through controlled game situations. The staff incorporates fun into a learning atmosphere.

ALL CAMPERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING THEIR OWN LACROSSE STICK, HELMET, GLOVES AND SNEAKERS. IF YOU NEED EQUIPMENT, PLEASE CHECK WITH THE COACH.

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SOCCER The staff is committed to teaching campers of all levels in a relaxed, fun environment. Specialized skills of dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting, defending and team play will be covered. Offensive and defensive strategies are employed in game situations. Conditioning and improvement methods are also emphasized.

CAMPERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING

THEIR OWN BALL, SNEAKERS, CLEATS, AND SHINGUARDS.

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING CAMP

This camp’s objective is to provide positive encouragement and instruction for children entering grades 5-12. Campers will understand the importance of how to successfully prepare for athletic competition by developing their bodies strength, speed and agility. Proper technique and safety of various exercises that focus on and improve the body’s core strength will be stressed. Campers will actively participate in the weight room and in various body weight circuits.

CAMPERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING THEIR OWN SNEAKERS.

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VOLLEYBALL Campers will be instructed on the basics of forearm pass, overhead pass (set) attacking, blocking, serve and serve receive. Players will be taught the most up to date techniques for beginner and advanced volleyball. Advanced players will receive further instruction in: running an offense, read blocking, floor defense, back row attacking, and jump serving. All campers will be trained on injury prevention techniques and strength training.

CAMPERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING THEIR OWN SNEAKERS, ATHLETIC CLOTHING, KNEEPADS, WATER BOTTLE AND SMALL TOWEL. PLAYGROUND GAMES

Campers will engage in a variety of fun and exciting activities. This camp is just like having recess every day. Some activities include capture the flag, steal the bacon, and dizzy bat. Sports events are also incorporated into this camp.

CAMPERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING THEIR OWN SNEAKERS.

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FIELD DAY This camp is designed for all ages and abilities. Some daily activities will include relay races, obstacle courses, sports games, fitness events, and contest events. There will be plenty of opportunities to work as a team. It is a fun and relaxed atmosphere, just like a typical field day at school.

CAMPERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING THEIR OWN SNEAKERS. GAMES

If you are looking to play a variety of untraditional games, this is the camp for you. These untraditional games require strategy, teamwork, planning and execution. Some games include battleship, scooter hockey, pylon knock down, and an infinite relay race.

CAMPERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING THEIR OWN SNEAKERS.

GO TO THE CAMP YOU REGISTERED FOR ONLINE OR IN THE MAIL FOR THE ASSIGNED WEEK. YOU WILL NOT GET TELEPHONE CONFIRMATION.

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SPORTS CAMP REGISTRATION A SEPARATE REGISTRATION FORM IS NEEDED FOR EACH CHILD

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO "EDISON BOARD OF EDUCATION"

(Please date checks no earlier than June 1, 2013.)

PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION BELOW AND MAIL TO: EDISON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

ATTN: SUMMER PROGRAMS 312 PIERSON AVENUE, EDISON NJ 08837

NAME GRADE (Sept. 2013) __ AGE

ADDRESS ____________________________________ CITY _____

PHONE ___________________________ CELL __________

EMAIL ____________________________ __________________________

EMERGENCY CONTACT NAME/# ________ ___________________________________________

SCHOOL (Sept. 2013) _________________ ________________________________________

SPECIAL HEALTH CONDITIONS:

Please write in name of camp across from appropriate session, and circle the appropriate locations, times and fees according to the Summer Sports Camp Schedule.

CAMP SESSION LOCATION/TIME (See schedule) FEE

1 JPS TJMS JAMS 9-12 9-3 $75 $150

2 TJMS JAMS 9-12 $45

3 TJMS JAMS 9-12 9-3 $75 $150

4 TJMS JAMS 9-12 9-3 $75 $150

5 TJMS JAMS 9-12 9-3 $75 $150

6 TJMS JAMS 9-12 9-3 $75 $150

For the protection and safety of all children, it is imperative that every child be accounted for at all times. Children must report to all their assigned camps or risk dismissal from the program. No refunds will be issued for dismissed children. I hereby certify that my son/daughter is in good health and has my permission to participate in the Edison Board of Education Summer Sports Camps. I also give my permission for my son/daughter, in the event of an accident, injury, sickness, etc., to be given emergency treatment at a local hospital. I hereby release the Edison Board of Education from all claims arising out of my son/daughter’s participation hereon.

Parent/Guardian Signature ___________________________________ Date ___________________

(MAKE COPIES OF REGISTRATION FORMS AS NEEDED)

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Directions to: THOMAS JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL – 450 DIVISION ST, 08817 1. From Parkway North - After Raritan Bridge, take Rt. 440/Rt. 9 North/Woodbridge (I-287) exit towards

Stated Island, exit #127. Merge on 440 West and continue on I-287. Take the US-1 South exit towards Trenton, exit #1B. Bear right on US 1. Bear right on Fulton Street. Turn right on Plainfield Avenue. Turn left on Hillside Avenue. Turn right on Division Street.

2. From Parkway South - Take exit 130 and follow Route 1 South towards Trenton. Continue on US 1. Take the I-287 North ramp. Take the Rt. 27 South exit towards New Brunswick, exit #2B. Turn right on Rt. 27. Turn right on Division Street.

3. New Jersey Turnpike - Take exit 10. After toll, bear left toward Route 440 West and continue on I-287 North. Take the US 1 South exit towards Trenton, exit #1B. Bear right on US 1. Bear right on Fulton Street. Turn right on Plainfield Avenue. Turn left on Hillside Avenue. Turn right on Division Street.

JOHN ADAMS MIDDLE SCHOOL – 1081 NEW DOVER RD, 08820 1. From U.S. Rt. 1 North - Amboy Avenue (toward Metuchen) Turn right at second light (Eggert Ave.).

(Eggert Avenue turns into Grove Avenue) Go four traffic lights (Oak Tree Road Intersection). Make a left onto New Dover Road. Go approximately 1000 ft. to school on the right.

2. From Parkway - Exit 131A, Keep straight (Wood Avenue). Go three traffic lights, make a left on Oak

Tree Road. Go three lights make a right on New Dover Road. Go approximately 1000 ft. to school on the right.

JOHN P. STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL - 855 GROVE AVE., 08820 (STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING CAMP ONLY) 1. From U.S. Rt. 1 - Exit at Amboy Avenue (toward Metuchen). Turn right at second light (Eggert Ave.). Eggert

Avenue turns into Grove Avenue at the next light. Follow Grove Ave. for about three miles. JPS is on the left after you pass the North Edison Branch Public Library.

2. From Rt. 27 - Take Grove Avenue north in Metuchen. Follow Grove Avenue for about two miles. JPS is on the left after you pass the North Edison Branch Public Library.

BROCHURE IS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT THE EDISON PUBLIC SCHOOLS DISTRICT WEBSITE!

ADDITIONAL BROCHURES WILL BE AVAILABLE AT: EDISON PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES,

COMMUNITY CENTERS AND EDISON BOARD OF EDUCATION CENTER.

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Be part of a select group of parents who recognize the importance of math and sci-ence enrichment for their children. Registration materials will be given to all students in grades K-5. Camp Invention is coming to John Adams Middle School, July 22 – 26, 2013. Camp Invention is open to students in grades 1-6 (September 2013). Camp hours are 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. All camp classes are taught by Edison Public Schools faculty. To find out more about the Camp Invention Program, or to register, call 800-968-4332 or visit www.campinvention.org. Camp Invention is limited to 110 students on a first come, first served basis.

www.campinvention.org