Bexley City Schools Summer Academy 2010
Bexley Schools offers fun and enrichment this summer through a Summer Academy. Our courses encourage innovation, independent initiative, leadership, and creativity. From "boost" courses in reading and math to summer sports camps, families will find plenty of ways to build a summer of fun and learning.
Elementary
The Arts
A. Experience Clay
Young artists create sculptures and vessels from clay, learning skills in hand building and working with clay and glazes.
Grade Level: 4-6,
Length: 1 Week,
Dates: Session I June 21 - 25 or Session II July 6 - 9,
Days: M-F,
Time: 10:15am-12:15pm,
Fee: $60.00 per session,
Room: 7120
B. Jewelry-making
Students use a variety of materials to create bead work, friendship bracelets, earrings, and necklaces.
Grade Level: 4-6, Length: 1 Week, Dates: June 28-July 2, Days: M-F, Time: 10:15am-12:30pm, Fee: $60.00, Room: 7120
C. Painting Workshop
Build painting skills using a variety of media and techniques. The exploration of different methods encourages creativity and style.
Grade Level: 4-6, Length: 1 Week, Dates: July 12-16, Days: M-F, Time: 10:15am-12:45pm, Fee: $60.00, Room: 7120
D. Art Around the World III - Still Traveling
We are exploring yet more new places on our journey in search of great art! Pack your bags and grab your passport as we continue to travel across the globe with tour guides Lisa Viney, Maryland Elementary art specialist and local artist Michelle Stitzlein (check out her work at www.artgrange.com). Students will explore a variety of materials and processes as they create projects inspired by diverse cultures around the world. Also included is an eco-friendly project made from recyclables (look at the bottle cap art on Michelle's website) as we reduce and reuse to contribute to a "greener" planet. Don't miss your flight, seats are limited!
Grade Levels: 2-7 (difficulty level is adjusted for grade level)
Length: 1 Week,
Dates: June 21-25,
Time: 8:45-11:45am or 12:30-3:30pm (choose one for half day) or full day 8:45-3:30,
Fee: (includes supplies)
$129 - Half day, Bexley residents
$139 - Half day, Non-Bexley residents
$243 - Full day, Bexley residents
$253 - Full day, Non-Bexley residents
Room: Maryland Elementary Art Room,
For more information or to register, contact: Michelle Stitzlein at info@artgrange.com or 755-9157.
E. Bexley Beginning Band
This workshop helps students develop technique and musicianship, with all performing in small group ensembles, large group band, and music theory classes. Instrumental music students benefit from beginning their studies in a concentrated way. No playing experience is required. Students must furnish their own instruments; those who qualify can use school owned instruments at no cost. For more info, contact Mr. Johnson at 231-4591.
Grade Level: 5,
Length: 1 or 2 Weeks (students may attend one or
both sessions),
Dates: Session I June 28 - July 2 or
Session II July 26 - 30,
Days: M-F,
Time: 9:00 - 9:45pm,
Fee: $40.00 per session,
Room: 7133
F. Bexley Rock Academy
This workshop provides students the opportunity to play band instruments, such as flute, clarinet, trombone, percussion, in a working rock band! Through the week, students learn popular rock/funk riffs and full arrangements, incorporating ear training, music theory, and music reading skills. The BHS and BMS jazz band rhythm section will accompany the elementary musicians. At the end of the week, students will produce a professional rock recording.
Grade Level: 6,
Length: 1 Week,
Dates: June 28- July 2,
Days: M-F,
Time: M-Th10:00-10:45am; F 1-3pm Studio Trip,
Fee: $50.00 per session,
Room: 7133
G. Bexley Cinema Composition Workshop
This workshop gives students the opportunity to play, write, and record background music for a short film. Students will learn famous excerpts of movie themes throughout the week focusing on ear training, music theory, and music reading skills, then compose and arrange their own music. The week will culminate in a professional recording session and the production of an integrated DVD.
Grade Level: 6,
Length: 1 Week,
Dates: Session II July 26 - 30,
Days: M-F,
Time: 10:00 - 10:45am M-R, F 1-3pm Studio Trip
Fee: $50.00 per session,
Room: 7133
Language Arts
H. K.I.D.S. - Kindergarten and First Intervention Design for Success
This program will focus on increasing the language skills that are a prerequisite to children's success in reading. The summer sessions will extend the learning experiences of kindergarten and first grade students who have been identified as at-risk for reading success.
Students will increase language abilities that provide the foundation for reading acquisition through the following activities:
• developing phonological awareness
• building new vocabulary and concepts
• increasing curiosity about print in their environment
• reading books, poems, nursery rhymes, etc.
• re-enacting stories to develop sequencing and retelling skills
• using music, games, movement activities, and computers to practice skills
Grade Level: K-1,
Length: 3 Weeks,
Dates: June 21 - July 9,
Days: M-F,
Time: Session 1 8:00 - 9:00am,
Session 2 9:30 - 10:30am
Session 3 11:00 - noon*,
*Number of sessions will depend on student enrollment.
Fee: Free for qualified students who were enrolled in 2009-2010 in Bexley City Schools; $210 per session for Bexley students who did not qualify or were not enrolled during the 2009- 2010 school year,
Room: Cassingham Elementary
I. Adventures in Writing
Dr. John Becker, Thurber House instructor, freelance writer and wildlife conservation educator, will lead writing workshops for children aged kindergarten through sixth grade. A former elementary school teacher, Dr. Becker combines literary artistry with his experience at the Columbus Zoo and The Wilds to help students discover the enjoyment of nonfiction writing. Participants will improve their skills, imagination and desire to write.
Grade Level: 3-7,
Length: 1 Week,
Dates: July 12-16,
Days: M-F,
Time: 10:00 - 11:45am,
Fee: $80.00,
Room: 2225
To register, contact Dr. Becker at jebecker@columbus.rr.com or 740/363-1780.
J. Reading Enrichment
Students read a variety of books, which serve as starting points for many different and creative activities such as rewriting and acting out stories, and developing and illustrating books. Individualized instruction cultivates confidence by increasing reading comprehension, rate and vocabulary. Students review and strengthen writing skills by keeping personal journals and by participating in various creative writing activities.
Grade Level: 4-, Length:3 Weeks, Dates: June 21 - July 9, Days: M-F, Time: 10:15am - 12:15pm, Fee: $180.00, Room: 2227.
Mathematics
K. Math Busters
Solve the daily math mystery and challenge yourself with math games, tricks, and puzzles. Learn some principals of mathematics and get extra practice with fractions, percentages, and multiplication. Stretch your mind and have fun at the same time!
Grade Level: 4-6 Length: 1 Week Dates: July 6 - 9 Days: M-F Time: 10:15am -12:15pm Fee: $60.00 Room: 2220
Technology
L. Website Design Have fun building your own website. Using kid friendly software, you'll design a website based on a topic you love. Learn how to incorporate graphics, photos, and simple animations into your site.
Grade Level: 4-6 Length: 1 Week Dates: June 21 - 25 Days: M-F Time: 9:00-11:00am Fee: $30.00 Room: 3143
Science
M. Camp Invention
Explore
Camp Invention is a week-long summer day program that fosters creativity, teamwork and science literacy through hands on FUN for children.
Grade Level: 1-6 Length: 1 Week Dates: June 14 - 18 Days: M-F Time: 9:00 am - 3:30 pm Fees: $185 if registered before March 31 $210 if registered after March 31 Other discounts may apply through the year and are advertised via flyers. Location: Maryland Elementary School Rooms: 216, 217 and 220 Instructors: Mrs. Cooper and Ms. Niswander To learn more about fees and discounts and to register, visit www.campinvention.org or call 800/968-4332
Middle School
The Arts
101 Bexley Rock Academy
This workshop provides students the opportunity to play band instruments, such as flute, clarinet, trombone, percussion, in a working rock band! Through the week, students learn popular rock/funk riffs and full arrangements, incorporating ear training, music theory, and music reading skills. The BHS and BMS jazz band rhythm section will accompany the elementary musicians. At the end of the week, students will produce a professional rock recording.
Grade Level: 7-8, Length:1 Week, Dates:June 28 - July 2, Days:M-F, Time:11:00 - 11:45am M-Th; F 1:00 -3:00pm Studio Trip, Fee: $50.00 per session, Room: 7133
102 Bexley Cinema Composition Workshop:
Middle School Edition
This workshop gives students the opportunity to play, write, and record background music for a short film. Students will learn famous excerpts of movie themes throughout the week focusing on ear training, music theory, and music reading skills, then compose and arrange their own music. The week will culminate in a professional recording session and the production of an integrated DVD.
Grade Level: 7-8, Length: 1 Week Dates: July 26 - 30 Days: M-F, Time: 11:00-11:45am M-Th; F 1:00-3:00pm Studio Trip, Fee: $50.00 per session, Room: 7133
Lanugage Arts
103 The Writing Process
This course focuses on helping students gain a command of the writing process and the key steps involved in creating a focused, organized, clearly stated paper. Attention is devoted to foundation work in areas such as grammar, sentence structure, usage, and mechanics. Special attention is given to individual writing problems.
Grade Level: 6-8, Length: 6 Weeks, Dates: June 22 - July 29, Days: TWR, Time: 8:00-10:00am, Fee: $220.00, Room: 3207
Mathematics
104 Middle School Math 7 Preview
Review arithmetic operations with whole numbers, decimals and fractions, operations with signed numbers, simplifying expressions (order of operations), solving equations arithmetically, percentages, area and perimeter with polygons, as time permits. This class is recommended for students entering grade seven in the fall.
Grade Level:7-8, Length: 6 Weeks, Dates: July 13 - August 19, Days: TWR, Time: 10:15am-12:15pm, Fee: $220.00, Room: 3217.
105 Algebra I Review/Preview
Review arithmetic operations with whole numbers, decimals and fractions, with an emphasis on signed numbers, simplifying arithmetic and algebraic expressions, solving linear equations algebraically, applications of linear equations in solving word problems, basic rules of exponents, factoring of polynomials, solving factorable quadratic equations. This class is recommended for students entering grade eight who have adequate arithmetic skills and wish to get a head start on Algebra in the fall.
Grade Level: 6-8, Length: 6 Weeks, Dates: July 6 - August 12, Days: TWR, Time: 10:15am-12:15pm, Fee: $220.00, Room: 3217
BMS Skill Building
106 Orientation to Middle School
This course acquaints students with aspects of Bexley Middle School. It is designed to assist with the transition process and will focus on planning and organization for the beginning of the year; learning to navigate around BMS; understanding opportunities for student involvement; meeting new friends; and discovering the many resources available to BMS students.
Grade Level: 7 or any MS student new to the district
Length: 2 Days, Dates: Session I August 16 -17 M/T, Session II August 18 - 19 W/Th, Time: 3:30 - 5:30pm, Fee: $25.00, Room: 3226 (Report to Cassingham Complex Cafeteria on first day.)
107 Organizational & Study Skills
This class will introduce students to various skills and organizational tools that will assist them with the management of their academic work. Students will also gain knowledge of those study skills necessary for academic success. Such strategies will include note-taking, test-taking, and comprehension of content area reading. The class will meet from 3:00 - 4:00pm during the first week of school to assess the application of students' skills in the academic setting.
Grade Level: 7-8 Length: 8 Days Dates: August 18, 19 and 23 2:00 - 3:00pm August 25, 26, 30, 31 and September 1 3:00 - 4:00pm, Days: M-Th, Time: See above, Fee: $30.00, Room: 3145
108 Study Skills Seminar
This seminar will give students the opportunity to learn and improve organizational skills, time management skills and study skills that are necessary as they transition into Bexley Middle School. BMS Study Skills Seminar is a four-week, research-based seminar based on the work of Anita Archer and Mary Gleason.
Week 1-School Behaviors and Organizational Skills
Week 2-Completing Daily Assignments
Week 3-Effective Reading of Textbooks
Week 4-Learning from Verbal Presentations and Participating in Discussions
Grade Level: 6-8 Length: 4 Weeks Dates: Session I June 22 - July 15, Session II July 20- August 12, Days: T/Th, Time: 8:00 - 10:00am, Fee: $160.00 (price includes workbooks), Room: 3144
109 Leadership Skills
This course is designed to assist today's teens in developing personal leadership skills. It focuses on three critical elements that promote personal leadership, healthy behaviors and job readiness skills: positive attitudes, interpersonal skills and goal-achievement skills. During the 8-week course, students will work on a personal achievement program, which includes building a personal action plan complete with goals and action steps to accomplish those goals. Positive outcomes of the course include: successful application of self-leadership skills, increase in performance, time management skills, conflict resolution, communication skills and goal achievement skills. Registration should occur through Avillian Associates and will be limited to
15 participants per session. A minimum of 10 participants is required.
*personal coaching and leadership development is available and can be scheduled independently if the class does not have enough participants.
Grade Level: 7-12, Length: 8 Weeks - meeting one time a week, Dates: June 6 - Aug 1 (no class on July 4), Days: Sunday, Time: 3:00 - 6:00pm, Fee: $265.00 Includes Rising Star Text Book, Audio CDs, & Personal Action Plan Tool, Room: TBD For more information and to register, contact: Lynn Gyurcsik at 614/251-0778 or lynn@avillian.com Make checks payable to:Avillian Associates, 420 S. Parkview
High School School
Lanugage Arts
200 Creative Writing
By writing paragraphs, short stories, plays and poetry, students will develop their skills in the craft and structure of writing, and deepen their appreciation for the creative process.
Prerequisite: None Credit: None Grade Level: 8-12 Length: 6 Weeks, Dates: June 22 - July 29 Days: TWR Time: 8:00-10:00am Fee: $240.00 Room: 3204
201 Writing College Application Essays
In this two-week course, students will have an opportunity to outline, write and edit college applications essays and personal statements. Students will provide application essay topics (posed by the universities and colleges of their choice) and work individually with Bexley High School English teacher, Chad Hemmelgarn. The class will also address general essay topics, strategies for writing the essay, and a question/answer session with a major university Undergraduate Admissions Associate Director, as well as proofreading and editing assistance. By the end of the course, students will have a portfolio for future reference of their answers to commonly asked essay topics. Class is limited to 15 students.
Prerequisite: None, Credit: None, Grade Level: 11-12, Length: 2 Weeks, Dates: Session I June 22 - July 1, Session II July 6 - July 15, Session II July 20 - July 29, Days: TWR, Time: 8:00 - 10:00am, Fee: $100.00 per session, Room: 3204
202 The Art and Mechanics of the Essay
This class will focus on the expository writing process by helping students learn to organize their ideas and structure them in a coherent essay. Emphasis will be placed on writing a solid introduction and on the analytical development of ideas. The class will include a review of the basic parts of speech: action verbs, prepositional phrases, passive voice, and subject-verb agreement. Editing sentences and practicing the proper use of semi-colons, commas and apostrophes will also be covered.
Prerequisite: None, Credit: None, Grade Level: 9-12, Length: 6 Weeks, Dates: June 22 - July 29, Days: TWR, Time: 8:00-10:00am, Fee: $240.00, Room: 3209
203 Creative Thinking
BHS Gifted Intervention Specialist and glass artist Denise Novak will teach this course to help students discover their "hidden genius." Do you wonder how to think with your whole brain? Does the interconnectedness of life fascinate you? If so, then this course is for you! This summer, learn and practice the same seven principles that Leonardo da Vinci did, as well as take weekly field trips in pursuit of that knowledge. Will you become a genius? Who knows!
Prerequisite: None, Credit: 0.25, Grade Level: 9-12, Length: 4 Weeks, Dates: July 6 - 30, Days: M-F, Time: 10:00am-noon, Fee: $170.00 (includes field trips), Room: 4185
Mathematics
204 Geometry Prep
This class is for students enrolled in Geometry for the 2010 - 2011 school year who do not have a strong mastery of concepts covered in Algebra. Performance on the Algebra High School Readiness Exam is one indicator of the need for this course. Students will strengthen skills related to specific Algebra course objectives that are essential for success in Geometry, as well as preview some beginning geometry concepts: solving and graphing linear equations and writing equations for geometric applications; parallel and perpendicular lines; multiplying polynomials; simplifying square roots, ratios, percents and proportions; and introductory reasoning skills. There is a minimum enrollment of eight students.
Prerequisite: Must be enrolled in Geometry for 2010- 2011 school year, Credit: .25 Elective Math Credit; Graded pass/fail with no impact on high school GPA; does not count toward math credits required for graduation. Grade Level: 9-10, Length: 5 Weeks, Dates: June 22 - July 22, Days: TWTh, Time: 9:00 - 11:00am, Fee: $200.00, Room: 3215
205 Algebra 2 Prep
This class is intended for students enrolled in Advanced Algebra for the 2010 - 2011 school year who do not have a strong mastery of concepts covered in Geometry. Students will strengthen skills related to specific Algebra and Geometry course objectives that are essential for success in Advanced Algebra: solving and graphing linear equations; multiplying polynomials; factoring; operations with exponents; and graphing non-linear equations.
There is a minimum enrollment of eight students. Prerequisite: Must be enrolled in Advanced Algebra, for 2010 - 2011 school year, Credit: .25 Elective Math Credit; Graded pass/fail with no impact on high school GPA; does not count toward math, credits required for graduation. Grade Level: 9-11, Length: 5 Weeks, Dates: June 22 - July 22, Days: TWTh, Time: 9:00 - 11:00am, Fee $200.00, Room: 3215
Social Studies
206 Social Studies Ohio Graduation Test
Readiness Class/World Studies Repeat
This course is designed to cover content on the Ohio Graduation Test (OGT) related to World Studies. It is for students who were enrolled in World Studies at BHS during the 2009 -2010 school year who may need additional preparation for the social studies portion of the OGT, which is a requirement for graduation. Students who did not successfully complete World Studies during the 2009 - 2010 school year will receive credit for that course if they pass this summer school course.
Prerequisite: Took but did not pass World Studies.
This class is not open to students who have not taken World Studies. Credit: 1 credit for World Studies, Grade Level: 10 Length: 6 Weeks, Dates: June 21 - July 30, Days: M-F, Time: 8:00am-12:30pm, Fee:$390.00, Room: 3201
207 Government and Economics
This is a survey course relating to a variety of reading and discussion topics on the theory and function of government and economic systems in the United States. The responsibilities of the three branches of government at the federal, state, and local levels will be examined. Public participation, political parties, elections, policy agenda, supply and demand, production possibilities and other items will be covered. In addition, both micro and macro economic systems will be studied. A variety of teaching techniques will be implemented in order to compare and contrast economic and political systems, possibly including classroom simulations may be used.
Prerequisite: U.S. History, Credit: 1, Grade Level: 11-12, Length: 6 Weeks, Dates: June 21 - July 30, Days: M-F, Time: 8:00am - 12:30pm, Fee: $390.00, Room: 3202
208 Case Studies in History: Strategy and Diplomacy
Could World War I have been avoided? What would have happened had Britain and France not appeased Hitler in 1938? These and many other questions will be answered by students in this class taught by BHS social studies teacher, Mike Featherstone. This course presents a series of interactive historical case studies in which students will determine the course of European and world history. Assuming the roles of leaders and presented with critical decisions and historically accurate dilemmas, students will negotiate, cooperate, and even betray each other in order to succeed. Ultimately, they will need to craft balanced strategies, be ruthless where appropriate, and forge coalitions in order to prevail. The class will provide an overview of several eras and specific events; students will analyze primary documents and ultimately take the role of historic protagonists in strategic simulations. It will utilize primary sources, secondary readings and strategy games such as "Diplomacy,' "Origins of Word War II," ""Struggle of Empires," and "Here I Stand." Students will be assessed based on class participation and in-class journals.
Students will:
• develop negotiating and diplomatic skills
• learn the historical background and complex dynamics involved in Reformation era wars and conflicts; imperial conflicts in 17th century Europe; lead-up to WWI and WWII
• analyze how individual negotiations and decisions can change the course of history
• think strategically and attempt to sway the course of events to their advantage
Prerequisite: None, Credit: .25 Social Studies elective credit, Grade Level: 10-12, Length: 2 Weeks, Dates: July 6 - 16, Days: M-F, Time: 8:00am - 12:30pm, Fee: $160.00, Room: 4262
209 Cold War: A Simulation
This class is designed to allow students to experience the Cold War from multiple perspectives through a course-long, hands-on interactive simulation led by BHS social studies teacher Mike Featherstone. Students will assume the roles of the major participants from the Cold War, research the historical background of their subjects, and react to the events of 1945-1989 accordingly. Students will gain a deep understanding of the causes, course, and consequences of one of the most interesting periods in history. Events or concepts to be simulated include the post-WWII division of Europe, Korean War, Berlin Airlift, Berlin Wall construction, Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam War, nuclear arms race, Space Race, and ongoing espionage.
Prerequisite: None Credit: .25 Social Studies elective credit Grade Level: 10-12 Length: 2 Weeks Dates: July 19 - 30 Days: M-F Time: 8:00am - 12:30pm Fee: $160.00 Room: 4262
Sports and Physical Education
210 Health
This course is designed to meet the needs and interests of the students and is taught from the point of view of student problems. It offers an opportunity to study exercise physiology, human behavior, family living, nutrition, drugs, disease and first aid. These personal health topics are studied within the broader areas of mental, physical and social health.
Prerequisite: None, Credit: .5, Grade Level: 9-12, Length: 4 Weeks, Dates: Session I June 21 - July 16 (no class on July 5) Session II July 19-August 13, Days: M-F, Time: 8:00-11:15am, Fee: $190.00, Room: 3134
211 Physical Education I
The program at the ninth grade level is geared more towards team sports and may include the following activities: volleyball, basketball, soccer, softball, floor hockey, track and field, weight training and conditioning. Students must complete the field trip permission form included in the back of this brochure, as well as bring a lunch every day.
Prerequisite: none Credit: .25, Grade Level: 9-12, Length: 2 Weeks, Dates: Session I June 21 - July 2 Session II July 6 - 16 OR Session III July 19 - 30, Days: M-F ,Time: 8:00am - 2:30pm, Fee: $220.00, Room: BMS Gym
212 Upper Level Physical Education
The emphasis of upper level physical education is on lifetime sports. Activities may include table tennis, badminton, golf, tennis, weight training, and conditioning. Students must complete the field trip permission form included in the back of this brochure, as well as bring a lunch every day.
Prerequisite: Physical Education I, Credit: .25, Grade Level: 10-12, Length: 2 Weeks, Dates: Session I June 21 - July 2, Session II July 6 - 16 OR Session III July 19 - 30, Days: M-F Time: 8:00am - 2:30pm, Fee: $220.00, Room: BMS Gym
Special Skills and Prep Courses
213 The College Application Process
Students in this course should have already identified a list of colleges where they wish to apply. Students will work with BHS College Counselor Stephanie Krosnosky to fill out applications, brainstorm essay topics, complete college process forms and prepare for a personal interview. The objective of the course is having the student ready to submit applications upon completion of the course. Class is limited to 15 students.
Prerequisite: None, Credit: None, Grade Level: 12, Length: 2 Weeks, Dates: August 9 - 20, Days: M-F, Time: Session I 10:00am - noon, Session II 3:00- 5:00pm, Fee: $100.00, Room: 3145
Sports Camps
Football
300 Bexley Lions Youth Football Camp
Learn the fundamentals from Bexley High School's Head Coach, staff, current and former players. Awards will be presented for Pass, Punt and Kick competition. Fee includes camp T-shirt.
Grades: 2 - 6, Length: 4 Days, Dates: June 21 - 24, Days: M - Th, Time: 10:00am - noon, Place: BHS Football Field and Track, Fee: Before May 31, $55.00 (with each additional family member at $45.00) Starting Jun 1, $65.00 (with each additional family member at $50.00) Instructor: Coach John Smith For more information and to register, contact Coach Smith: john.smith@bexleyschools.org or visit bexleylions.com and click on "Summer Camps." Make checks payable to Lions Football Camp (John Smith).
301 Bexley Lions Middle School Football Camp
Learn the fundamentals from Bexley High School's Head Coach, staff, current and former players. Fee includes camp T-shirt.
Grades: 7 - 8, Length: 4 Days, Dates: May 15, 22 - June 5, 12, Day: Saturday, Time: 8:00am - 10:00apm, Place: BHS Football Field and Track, Fee: Before April 30, $30.00 (with each additional family member at $25.00). Starting May 1. $35.00 (with each additional family member at $25.00). Instructor: Coach John Smith For more information and to register, contact Coach Smith: john.smith@bexleyschools.org or visit bexleylions.com and click on "Summer Camps." Make checks payable to Lions Football Camp (John Smith). Volleyball
302 Bexley Youth Girls Volleyball Camp
This camp is designed especially for the needs of beginning (Session I) or intermediate (Session II) volleyball players, providing instruction in skill enhancement and developing an understanding of the game. Special attention is given to the skills of passing, setting and serving.
Grades: 3 - 9, Length: 4 Days, Dates: June 21 - 24, Days: M - Th, Time: Session I (grades 3 - 6) 9:00 - 10:30am Session II (grades 7 - 9) 11:00am - 1:00pm, Place: BHS Gym, Fee: $100.00, Instructor: Bexley High School Varsity Coaches and Varsity Players For more information and to register, contact: Coach Bolinger at abolinger@laca.org. Make checks payable to Amber Bolinger
303 Bexley High/Middle School Girls
Volleyball Camp
This camp is designed especially for the needs of experienced volleyball players, providing instruction in skill enhancement and developing an understanding of the game. Special attention is given to the skills of passing, setting and hitting.
Grades: 7 - 12, Length: 4 Days, Dates: July 26 - 29, Days: M - Th, Time: Session I (grades 10 - 12) 9:00am - noon Session II (grades 7 - 9) 1:00 - 3:00pm, Place: BHS Gym, Fee: $100.00, Instructor: Muskingum College Varsity Volleyball Coach, Dr. Elizabeth Zicha and her college players For more information and to register, contact: Coach Bolinger at abolinger@laca.org. Make checks payable to Amber Bolinger Soccer
304 Boys' Soccer
Bexley High School Boys' Head Soccer Coach Greg Kullman will focus on the fundamentals of soccer, done in a fun and competitive environment. Camp counselors will include several current and former members of the Bexley Men's Soccer Program.
Grades: 5 - 8, Length: 4 Days, Dates: June 21 - 24, Days: M - Th, Time: 6:00 - 8:00pm, Place: Wolfe Park Soccer Fields, Fee: $75.00, Instructor: BHS Boys Head Coach Greg Kullman, To register, contact: Coach Kullman at gskullman@gmail.com. Make checks payable to: Greg Kullman
305 Girls Soccer Camp
This camp is designed especially for the needs of female players, providing instruction in skill enhancement and developing an understanding of the game. Special attention is given to the skills of heading, chipping and speed-of-play. Meet and play alongside Bexley's high school and college players and learn Bexley's "secrets of success." Fee includes a camp T-shirt.
Grades: 5 - 8, Length: 1 Week, Dates: July 26 - 30, Days: M - F, Time: 9:00 - 11:30 AM, Place: Wolfe Soccer Fields, Fee: $75.00, Instructor: BHS Girls' Coach Scott Dempsey, To register, contact: Coach Dempsey at scott.dempsey@hotmail.com or visit bexleylions.com and click on "Summer Camps." Make checks payable to: Scott Dempsey.
306 Just for Kicks Summer Soccer Camp for Boys and Girls
This camp provides a dynamic age-appropriate curriculum, a professional staff and is designed to emphasize the fundamentals of the game for individual players on all levels. Fee includes a camp T-shirt.
Grades: 5 - 12 years old, Length: 1 Week, Dates: Session I June 14 - 17, Session II August 2 - 5, Days: M - Th, Time: 9:00 - 11:30am, Place: Wolfe Park Soccer Fields Fee: $75.00, Instructor: BHS Girls' Head Coach Scott Dempsey, To register, contact: Coach Dempsey at scott.dempsey@hotmail.com or visit bexleylions.com and click on "Summer Camps." Make checks payable to: Scott Dempsey.
Basketball
307 Boys' Basketball Camp
This camp covers all phases of offensive and defensive skills. Awards will be presented to team champions and leading free throw shooters. Fee includes camp T-shirt.
Grades: 3 - 9, Length: 1 Week, Dates: June 14 - 17, Days: M - Th, Time Session I (grades 3 - 6) 9:00am - noon, Session II (grades 7 - 9) 1:00 - 4:00pm Place: Bexley Middle & High School Gyms Fee: $80.00 Instructor: BHS Boys' Head Coach Dave Gustin To register, contact: Coach Gustin at david.gustin@bexleyschools.org. Make checks payable to: Bexley Boys Basketball.
308 Girls' Basketball Camp
This high-energy camp is designed to develop and improve the fundamentals of young players with the help of the high school coaching staff and current and former Bexley Lion players. Campers will participate in fun and exciting drills and games, all aimed at skill development. A portion of each day is dedicated to what it means to be a Bexley Lion.
Camp fee includes a t-shirt.
Grades: 3-8, Length: 3 Days, Dates: June 21 - 23, Days: M - W, Time: Session I (grades 3 - 6) 9:00am - Noon, Session II (grades 7 - 8) 1:00 - 4:00pm, Place: Bexley High School and Middle School Gyms, Fee: $80.00, Cubs Club members receive a $5 discount, Instructor: BHS Girls' Head Coach Jim Strode, To register, contact: Coach Jim Strode at 565-0243 or jim.strode@bexleyschools.org. Make checks payable to: Bexley Lions Girls' Basketball