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SUMMER SCHOOL COURSES AT THE MIDDLE SCHOOL Credit High School Session 1: May 26 (Tues) - June 10, 2015 Session 2: June 11 - June 26, 2015

Middle school Credit M-F June 1-26th // Non-Credit Monday—Thursday June 1—June 25, 2014

Registration Options

Director—Dr. Paul McElligott

e-Mail—[email protected]

Phone—480-664-5573 (through May)

480-664-5513 or –5531 (during Summer School)

2015

Summer

School

Brochure

Walk-In

Time: 4:00—6:00pm

FHUSD High School

Cafeteria

Dates: Tuesdays —

Mar 31, Apr 7, Apr 21,

May 5, May 19

Drop-Off

Drop-off registrations

and payment at

any FHUSD School

Office

~Cash/Check Only~

On-Line

Register anytime at

www.fhusd.org

(Select Summer School

button at the

bottom of the webpage)

~Credit Card Only~

Registration Information

Registration Costs: K-12 Enrichment/Sports: $95/course

Middle School Remedial Credit: $120/course

High School Credit: $170/each session

Take Note: Title I Ticket for Success are by REFERRAL ONLY by the Title I teacher. There is no

registration cost. (See page 11 for information).

“Kindergarten Orientation” class registration is ONLY through McDowell Mountain school

office. (See the course description on page 11 for details).

Supply Fees—some non-credit courses include a Supply Fee. These fees MUST be paid

with the course registration. Supply fees should be paid at the time of registration.

Payment Process: Credit Card—Register ONLINE at www.fhusd.org

Cash or Check—

Register at ANY of the walk-in Registration Times listed on the front cover

OR drop off filled Registration Form (back sheet) and check/money in an envelope

to any of the school offices or the District Office.

Credit Course Information: High School Credit Courses — NEW!

All courses can be taken for full credit OR to recover credit if previously failed.

Please indicate on registration form the desired option.

Any students enrolled in EVIT classes for Fall 2015 may apply for free tuition for

High School Credit Courses (EVIT form located on Summer School webpage at

www.fhusd.org)

Middle & High School Credit Courses—

Course changes can be made up to the first day of class.

Refunds for dropping a course will only be honored by the end of first day of class.

NO REFUNDS will be issued after the first day of class.

Refund requests should be submitted in writing with a parent signature or in person

by the deadline day.

NO REFUNDS will be issued for a course dropped due to excessive absences.

K-12 Enrichment/Sports (Non-Credit) Courses—

Course changes can be made up through Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Refunds for dropping a course will only be honored by the end of June 3 and re-

quests should be submitted in writing with parent signature or in person.

NO REFUNDS will be issued after June 3.

Please allow 4+ weeks for processing of approved refunds.

Attendance Policy— Credit Courses Only Because of the compressed schedules, we DO NOT EXCUSE ABSENCES!

Up to 30 minutes late = 1/4 Day Absent

Absent 1 Day = On Probation

Absent 2 Days = Drop from Course

A drop from the course will result in NO CREDIT and NO REFUND.

Please check your schedules prior to registering for a credit course so that the student will not miss any classes.

SUMMER SCHOOL COURSE OVERVIEW All courses located on the Fountain Hills Middle School campus at

15414 N. McDowell Mountain Rd.

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K-12 Enrichment Courses (Non-Credit)

K-12 Sports Courses (Non-Credit)

Middle School Academic Remedial Courses (Credit)

High School Academic Courses (Credit & Credit Recovery)

Monday—Thursday

June 1—June 25, 2015

Each course meets for 1-1/2 hours each day. See schedule for times. Lunch in Cafeteria ~ 11:00-11:30 ~ Brown Bag

Cost: $95/course Please look for an asterisk (*) beside the course title to indicate an additional

‘Supply Fee.’ Supply fees should be paid at registration.

Monday—Friday

June 1—June 26, 2015

Each course meets for 1-1/2 hours each day. See schedule for times. Lunch by Cafeteria ~ 11:00-11:30 ~ Brown Bag

Cost: $120/Course

Monday—Friday

Session 1: May 26 (Tues)—June 10, 2015

Session 2: June 11—June 26, 2015

7:30am—1:30pm Lunch 11:30—noon in 8th grade room or on benches outside courtyard~ Brown Bag

Cost: $170/Each Session

ENRICHMENT COURSES Non-Credit K-12 Monday—Thursday June 1—June 25, 2015

Classes 8:00—9:25

DINOSAUR DAYS CLASS# 136

.This class is an intro to dinosaurs. We will com-

pare and contrast different groups of dinosaurs and

their habitats. Make and

take projects will be includ-

ed . .

Time: 8:00—9:25

Grades: K-2nd

Location: 220

COOKING CLASS* CLASS# 102 Students in this class will learn the basic elements of cook-ing. Students will be taught recipes and preparation methods for various foods from around the world. Students will make a recipe book so they can repeat the recipes outside the class.

Time: 8:00—9:25

Grades: 1st—4th

Location: 138

Teacher: C. Sahr

*Supply Fee: $25 (due when registering)

CERAMICS* CLASS# 118 Come make a pot, build a vase, or create a fabulous creature! Let your imagination run wild in clay! Learn hand- building including coil, pinch pot and slab tech-niques.

Time: 8:00-9:25

Grades: K—10th

Location: Art Room

Teacher: K. Cochran

*Supply Fee: $15 (due when register-

ing)

CARTAGINE’S CREATION STATION CLASS#100 The children will be doing hands-on crafts, creating, and using

their imagination on some of the activities. Some of the activi-

ties they will be participating in are painting clay pots, candle

holders, and figurines, They will also be using different mate-

rials so they can use their creative side.

Time: 8:00-9:25

Grades: 4tH - 6th,age 9-12

Location: 217

Teacher: L Cartagine


WATERFORD/SUCCESSMAKER CLASS# 138

This course is designed to help students stay current on their learning skills. Each child will be working at their level on fun and exciting programs such as Wa-terford, Successmaker, Reflex, Tumble Books, and Starfall. Time: 8:00-9:25

Grades: k-12

Location: 206

Teacher: S. Montague

PHOTOGRAPHY & MULTIMEDIA* CLASS# 127 Show how you see your world through photographs! Learn the basics of digital camera operation, composition and other techniques. Develop the Photoshop skills to turn digital images into prints and share them online. Be prepared to be amazed by what you can do!

Time: 8:00-9:25

Grades: 3rd– 8th

Location: 136

Teacher: B. Haseley

*Supply Fee: $25 (due when registering) Need to bring: Digital camera, Memory Card (empty), Hat, Sunscreen, Walking Shoes, Water.

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ROBOTICS—VEX IQ CLASS# 235

Calling all robot builders! Have fun this summer in designing, building and operating robots. Develop sci-ence and mechanical skills.

Time: 9:30—11:00

Grades: 3rd-8th

Location: 203

Teacher: J. Cooper

COOKING CLASS* CLASS# 203 Students in this class will learn the basic elements of cooking. Students will be taught recipes and preparation methods for various foods from around the world. Students will make a recipe book so they can re-peat the recipes outside the class.

Time: 9:30—11:00

Grades: 4th—7th

Location: 138

Teacher: C. Sahr


Classes 9:30—11:00

DAYS OF DINOSAURS CLASS# 236

.This is a play about a dinosaur family. We will be

making costumes and scenery and performing for

parents/friends/family on the last day. .

Time: 9:30– 11:00

Grades: K-2nd

Location: 220

Teacher: T. Helm

GAMES GALORE CLASS# 218

Have fun playing your favorite games. Time: 9:30—11:00

Grades: K—10th

Location: Art Room

Teacher: K. Cochran

WATERFORD / SUCCSSSMAKER CLASS# 240 Success Maker and Waterford Labs make math and read-ing fun. The program is highly interactive so students are active participants in their learning. The game-like formats are challenging and motivating so learners can’t wait to use the program. Come join the fun!

Time: 9:30—11:00

Grades: K-12

Location: 206


CARTAGINE’S CREATION STATION CLASS#200 The children will be doing hands-on crafts, creating, and using

their imagination on some of the activities. Some of the activi-

ties they will be participating in are painting clay pots, candle

holders, and figurines, They will also be using different mate-

rials so they can use their creative side.

Time: 9:30—11:00

Grades: 1st—3rd,age 6-9

Location: 217




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Classes 9:30—11:00 (Cont.)

Classes 11:30—12:55

PHOTOGRAPHY & MULTIMEDIA* CLASS# 227 Show how you see your world through photographs! Learn the basics of digital camera operation, composition and other techniques. Develop the Photoshop skills to turn digital images into prints and share them online. Be prepared to be amazed by what you can do!

Time: 9:30-11:00

Grades: 3rd– 8th

Location: 136

Teacher: B. Haseley

*Supply Fee: $25 (due when registering) Need to bring: Digital camera, Memory Card (empty), Hat, Sunscreen, Walking Shoes, Water.

BEGINNING PIANO CLASS# 238 This class is for the beginning piano student who wants to learn to read music and play songs. Have fun learn-ing to play the piano through music games and activi-ties. Receive a Certificate of Promotion when the begin-ning music book is completed.

Time: 9:30-11:00

Grades: 1st—5th grade

Location: Band Room

Teacher: K Conway

*Supply Fee: $7 (for beginning music book; due

when registering).

MATH ENRICHMENT CLASS# 217

For students interested in continuing their skills or to get extra help with math skills. We will use the SmartBoard and other fun activities.

Time: 9:30—11:00

Grades: 6th—8th

Location: 207

Teacher: S. Day

Math Facts mania CLASS# 202

This class will provide fun and engaging activities to help your child practice their addition/subtraction and/or multiplication/division facts. The online program Reflex Math will also be used in this clss. Time: 9:30—11:00

Grades: 2nd—4th

Location: 219

Teacher: J. Harley

DINOSAUR DAYS CLASS# 337

.This class is an intro to dinosaurs. We will com-

pare and contrast different groups of dinosaurs and

their habitats. Make and take projects will be in-

cluded . .

Time: 11:30—1:00

Grades: K-2nd

Location: 220

Teacher: T. Helm

Vex Robotics

.This class is taught by 3X World Competitiors of Vex Robotics, using equipment, programming and strategy

to produce a robot that will compete in the new “Skyrise” competition ..

Time: 11:30—1:00 Class: 336

Grades: 5th—8th grade

Time: 1:00 m– 2:30 Class: 446

Grades: 9th to 12th grade

Location: 221

Teacher: O Lagnese/ D Northern

CERAMICS* CLASS# 318 Come make a pot, build a vase, or create a fabulous creature! Let your imagination run wild in clay! Learn hand- building including coil, pinch pot and slab tech-niques.

Time: 11:30-1:00

Grades: K—10th

Location: Art Room

Teacher: K. Cochran

*Supply Fee: $15 (due when register-

ing)

MATH ENRICHMENT CLASS#

305 For students interested in continuing their skills or to get extra help with math skills. We will use the Smart-Board and other fun activities.

Time: 11:30-12:55

Grades: 3rd —6th

Location: 207

Teacher: S. Day

Classes 11:30—12:55 (Cont.)

COOKING CLASS*

CLASS# 302 Students in this class will learn the basic elements of cooking. Students will be taught recipes and preparation methods for various foods from around the world. Students will make a recipe book so they can repeat the recipes outside the class.

Time: 11:30—12:55

Grades: 4th—7th

Location: 138

Teacher: C. Sahr

*Supply Fee: $25 (due

when registering)

CARTAGINE’S CREATION STATION CLASS# 300 The children will be doing hands-on crafts, creating, and using

their imagination on some of the activities. Some of the activities they will be participating in are painting clay pots, candle hold-

ers, and figurines, They will also be using different materials so they can use their creative side.

Time: 11:30—12:55

Grades: Pre K— kindergarten , Ages 3-5

Location: 217


WATERFORD / SUCCESSMAKER CLASS# 340 Success Maker and Waterford Labs make math and reading fun. The program is highly interactive so students are active participants in their learning. The game-like formats are challenging and motivating so learners can’t wait to use the program. Come join the fun!

Time: 11:30—12:55

Grades: K-12

Location: 206




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FRENCH CLASS# 411 Learn French and have fun doing it. Monsieur Becker has taught this enrichment class the past two years. Many learning games and fun activities are part of the enjoyment incorporating the Smart Board. No Homework!

Time: 1:00-2:30

Grades: 5th—10th

Location: 203

Teacher: J. Becker

COOKING CLASS* CLASS# 401 Students in this class will learn the basic elements of cooking. Students will be taught recipes and prepara-tion methods for various foods from around the world. Students will make a recipe book so they can repeat the reci-pes outside the class.

Time: 1:00—2:30

Grades: 1st—4th

Location: 138

Teacher: C. Sahr


GAMES GALORE CLASS# 418 Have fun playing your favorite games.

Time: 1:00—2:30

Grades: K—10th

Location: Art Room

Teacher: K. Cochran

Classes 1:00—2:30

CARTAGINE’S CREATION STATION CLASS #400 The children will be doing hands-on crafts, creating, and using

their imagination on some of the activities. Some of the activities

they will be participating in are painting clay pots, candle holders,

and figurines, They will also be using different materials so they

can use their creative side.

Time: 1:00—2:30

Grades: Pre K— kindergarten ,

Ages 3-5

Location: 217

DAYS OF DINOSAURS CLASS# 438

.This is a play about a dinosaur family. We will be

making costumes and scenery and performing for par-

ents/friends/family on the

last day.

.

Time: 1:00—2:30

Grades: K-2nd

Location: 220

WATERFORD / SUCCESMAKER CLASS# 440 Successmaker Lab and Waterford labs make math and read-ing fun. The program is highly interactive so students are active participants in their learning. The game-like formats are challenging and motivating so learners can’t wait to use the program. Come join the fun!

Time: 1:00—2:30

Grades: K-12

Location: 206


SPORTS COURSES Non-Credit K-12 Monday—Thursday June 1—June 25, 2015

Ping Pong Learn the rules and have fun playing ping pong.

Time: 11:30—1:00 COURSE: 339

Time: 1:00—2:30 COURSE: 424

Grades: 3rd—8th grade

Location: Team Room

Teacher: Open

TENNIS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS CLASS# 103 For beginning and intermediate tennis players, focusing on forehand, backhand, serves, footwork and game strategies. Players will get to work on skills individually and in small games/scrimmages.

Time: 8:00-9:25

Grades: 4th - 12th

Location: Team Room A

Teacher: K Conway

MARTIAL ARTS CLASS#125

- TAEKWONDO/KALI Start your summer off with a kick! Master Smith will be teaching basic blocks, kicks, and punching with an em-phasis on respect, discipline, self control, self defense, and anti-bullying techniques. Most importantly we will be having fun! Start your martial arts journey this summer!

Time: 8:00-9:25

Grades: 3rd-12th

Location: Dance Room

Teacher: G. Smith

GIRLS BASKETBALL-MS CLASS# 205 Learn basic fundamentals, rules, and offensive and de-fensive aspects of the game. Drills will cover ball han-dling, shooting, passing, defensive stance, help defense, rotation of both man and zone defense, and offensive sets. Tournament games will be played the last week of class.

Time: 9:30-11:00

Grades: 6th-8th

Location: Gym

Teacher: A. Baca

FALCON FOOTBALL CLASS# 101 This class will teach the basic fundamentals of football including catching, throwing, pass routes, defending, and blocking. The class will end in an ultimate football game each day.

Time: 8:00-9:25

Grades: 6th - 9th

Location: Practice Field

Teacher: W. Dudley

KID GYM CLASS# 201 Students will have opportunities to gain confidence in their physical abilities by engaging in a variety of gross motor activities while playing fun P.E. games. They will have practice developing many fundamental motor skills such as jumping, hop-ping, throwing, skipping, kick-ing, running, and catching.

Time: 9:30-11:00

Grades: K - 3rd

Location: Team Room A

Teacher: P. Schultz

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GIRLS BASKETBALL-HS CLASS# 105 Build on basic fundamentals and knowledge. Drills on ball handling, shooting, passing, defensive stance, help defense, rotation of both man and zone defense, zone and man press, offensive sets, and press break offense. Scrimmages will occur daily to implement knowledge of the topics covered.

Time: 8:00-9:25

Grades: 9th—12th

Location: Gym

Teacher: A Baca

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL-HS CLASS# 338 This class will cover both individual and team volleyball skills such as passing, setting, spiking, blocking, and serving as well as team offense and defense. Class ac-tivities will include individual and small group drills as well as team scrimmages.

Time: 11:30—1:00

Grades: 9th - 12th

Location: Gym

Teacher: P. McGloin

SOCCER For beginning and intermediate soccer players, focusing on the basics of dribbling, trapping, shooting, passing as well as team offense, defense and game strategies. Play-ers will get to work on skills individually and in small games/scrimmages. Focus on teamwork.

Time: 8:00—9:30 / Class: 106

Time: 1:00—2:30 /Class: 413

Grades: 3rd—8th

Location: Field (8:00)team room A(1:00)

Teacher: S. Tallarida

KINDERGARTEN ORIENTATION* (Sign-up at McDowell Mountain Elementary School Required) This four-day class offers a curriculum designed to prepare students for Kindergarten. The children will be involved with literature, art, music, and other readiness activities.

Time: 8:30-9:25 Grades: Entering Kindergarten Location: 222 Teacher: D. Matus

*Registration Fee: $20 — You must sign-up at the McDowell Mountain School Office, 480-664-5247, or at Kinder-

garten Round-Up. Registration cannot be completed through the mail or during Summer School registration.

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TICKET FOR SUCCESS!* (Referral required)

Title I Reading Skill-Building Program This class provides students the opportunity to review the fundamentals and boost their confidence levels. Grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, reading fluency, and writing concepts will be the focus.

Time: 8:00-9:25 Grades: K-1st

Time: 9:30-11:00 Grades: 1st—2nd

Location: 134 Teacher: L. Cundiff

Time: 8:00-9:25 Grades: 3rd-4th

Time: 9:30-11:00 Grades: 5th-8th

Location: 403 Teacher: C. Axtell

*Students must register with the Title I teacher.

There is NO COST for this course.

CONTEMPORARY JAZZ DANCE Dance taught to upbeat, fun music. Stu-dents will learn technique skills and focus on improvng strength and flexibility. Jazz, lyrical and contemporary dance combina-tion will be taught. No experience required! Build confidence and have fun at the same time!

Time: 9:30—11:00 CLASS#219 Grades: 9th-12th

Time: 11:30—1:00 CLASS#324 Grades: 6th—8th

Location: Dance Room

Teacher: G. Levin Clothing should be form fitting and allow easy movements (no jeans). Footwear can be foot undies, socks or barefoot.

SEPARATE REGISTRATION REQUIRED: SCHOOL SIGN-UP OR REFERRAL Non-Credit K-12 Monday—Thursday June 2—June 26, 2014

WEIGHT TRAINING CLASS# 204 Class for both beginning and advanced lifters. Each student will lift weights either on the bigger, stronger, faster program or on a program the athlete has devel-oped on his/her own. Each participant will be measured at the beginning and end of the session.

Time: 9:30-11:00

Grades: 7th - 12th

Location: Weight Room

Teacher: W. Dudley

YOUTH SPORTS BONANZA CLASS# 315 This FUN sport-filled camp will introduce and refine skills for sports such as basketball and indoor soccer. Students will also participate in racket sports like bad-minton and tennis. Improve strength and conditioning; keep fit and have fun!

Time: 8:00

Grades: 3rd - 8th

Location: Multipurpose Room

Teacher: P. Schultz

VOLLEYBALL FOR BOYS & GIRLS CLASS# 438 This class is for beginning and intermediate volleyball players, boys and girls. This class will focus on the basics of bumping, setting, serving, spiking and game strategies. Players will get to work on skills indi-vidually and in small groups and in small matches.

Time: 1:00—2:30

Grades: 3rd - 8th

Location: Gym

Teacher: P McGloin


ENGLISH/LANGUAGE ARTS Class# CRE 504 This course is designed for students who have failed 6th, 7th, or 8th grade English, and will determine whether retained students will be promoted to the next level of English. The class is also suitable for students needing reinforcement in the language arts, as it will cover curriculum concepts from the appropriate grade level.

Time: 1:00—2:30

Grades: 6th - 8th

Location: 420

Teacher: S. Tallarida

MATH Class# CRE 501 This course is designed for students who have failed 6th, 7th, or 8th grade Math, and will determine whether retained students will be promoted to the next level of Math. The class is also suitable for students needing reinforcement in math skills, as it will cover curriculum concepts from the appropriate grade level.

Time: 8:00-9:25

Grades: 6th - 8th

Location: 419

Teacher: S. Day

SOCIAL STUDIES Class# CRE 502 This course is designed for students who have failed 6th, 7th, or 8th grade Social Studies, and will determine whether retained students will be promoted to the next level of Social Studies. The class is also suitable for students needing reinforcement in social studies, as it will cover curriculum concepts from the appropriate grade level.

Time: 9:30—11:00

Grades: 6th - 8th

Location: 420

Teacher: R Helm

SCIENCE Class# CRE 503 This course is designed for students who have failed 6th, 7th, or 8th grade Science, and will determine whether retained students will be promoted to the next level of Science. The class is also suitable for students needing reinforcement in the sciences, as it will cover curriculum concepts from the appropriate grade level.

Time: 11:30-12:55

Grades: 6th - 8th

Location: 420

Teacher: R Helm

HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC COURSES Credit 9th-12th Monday—Friday Session 1: May 27 (Tues) - June 11, 2014

1 Session = 1 Semester = 0.5 credit 7:30-1:30 Session 2: June 12 - June 27, 2014 Students taking courses for high school credit must meet grade & attendance criteria.

U.S. HISTORY This course is designed to cover the major people, events, and trends that shaped the history of the United States. The 1st semester covers the period from the first settlers to World War I. The second semester co-vers the period from the Roaring 20’s to the present. This course is recommended for EVIT students,Special Education students, students not planning to major in Social Studies in college, or students who need to re-cover lost credit.

1st Session (0.5 credit) Class# CRE 603

2nd Session (0.5 credit) Class# CRE 613

Time: 7:30-1:30 (Breaks included)

Grades: 10th - 12th

Location: 407

Teacher: M Pugliano

WORLD HISTORY This course is an independent study course designed to help students who struggle with the regular year-long World History class, who need to take summer classes to accommodate their EVIT schedule, or who need to recover lost credit. The 1st semester covers the period from Prehistoric Man to European Imperialism. The second semester covers the period from the Twentieth Century Crisis to Global Civilization. Assignments/assessments will be tailored to the students enrolled.




Grades: 10th - 12th

Location: 407

Teacher: M Pugliano

MIDDLE SCHOOL ACADEMIC COURSES Credit Monday—Friday June 1 (Monday) - June 26th, 2015

Students taking courses for middle school credit must attendance criteria.

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U.S. GOVERNMENT Class# CRE 602 This course is designed to introduce students to the principles and structure of the federal government. Content will include the philosophy of democratic gov-ernment, political parties, civil liberties, and the elec-toral system. This course includes the study of Arizo-na’s governmental system. Recommended for EVIT students or students who need to recover lost U.S. Government credit.

1st Session (0.5 credit)


Grades: 11th - 12th

Location: 405

ECONOMICS/FREE ENTERPRISE Class# CRE 612 This course is designed to introduce students to the principles of economics and the free enterprise system. Content will include the study of the American econom-ic system and its impact on the decisions made by indi-viduals and families. Recommended for EVIT students or students who need to recover lost Economics credit.

2nd Session (0.5 credit)


Grades: 11th - 12th

Location: 405

ENGLISH This course will cover curriculum concepts from the appropriate grade level. The course is recommended for EVIT students or students who need to recover lost English credits.




Grades: 9th - 12th

Location: 404

Teacher: J. Sunshine

HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC COURSES Credit 9th-12th Monday—Friday Session 1: May 26 (Tues) - June 10, 2015

1 Session = 1 Semester = 0.5 credit 7:30-1:30 Session 2: June 11 - June 26, 2015

ALGEBRA 1 Course is designed to introduce students to abstract thinking and problem solving. First session includes evaluating algebraic expressions, solving one & two variable equations, solving systems of linear equations, absolute value equations, and exploring statistical data. Second session includes exponential laws, scientific notation, graphing, evaluating & solving quadratic func-tions, using direct & inverse variation, evaluating alge-braic fractions, evaluating polynomial expressions, and determining odds & probability. Recommended for EVIT students or students who need to recover Algebra I credit.

Daily homework is required of all students!




Grades: 9th-12th

Location: 406

Teacher: C. Barsema

GEOMETRY Course is designed to develop logical thinking skills. Content includes classifying and identifying properties of quadrilaterals & triangles; transforming geometric shapes by reflection; drawing lines of symmetry; deter-mining slope; using Pythagorean theorem; solving right triangles and using trigonometric functions; solving co-ordinate geometry problems; using various area and volume formulas; identifying conic & cylindrical solids, classifying parts; & writing triangle congruence proofs. Recommended for EVIT students or students who need to recover Geometry credit.

Daily homework is required for all students!




Grades: 9th - 12th

Location: 406

Teacher: C. Barsema

CONSUMER MATHEMATICS Course is designed to encompass many of the math skills students will need now and later in life. Focus is on problem solving in everyday life such as paying tax-es, managing a household income, personal banking skills, and preparing for careers. Course will also pre-pare students for the AIMS Math assessment and sharpen skills in Algebra and Geometry. Not available to students with credit in Algebra II or higher. This course does not meet guidelines for college or universi-ty admissions.




Grades: 12th

Location: 406

Teacher: C. Barsema Prerequisite: Need AIMS Math remediation.

***All math classes offered in summer school will follow the same prerequisites as the regular school year***

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Fountain Hills Unified School District

2015 Summer School Program Fountain Hills Unified

REGISTRATION FORM School District #98

(Please complete separate form for each child)

Registration Date: ____/____/____

STUDENT Grade

LAST NAME ________________________FIRST NAME ______________________Age ________Next Year_______

Parent Name _______________________________________________________________________

Mailing Address ___________________________________________________________________

E-Mail ___________________________________________________________________________

Day Contact: Home/Work Phone (____) _____-__________ Cell Phone (____) _____-___________

Emergency Contact ____________________________________ Phone (____) _____-___________

Health Concerns ___________________________________________________________________

COURSE REGISTRATION Check only if applicable

CLASS#

COURSE TITLE*

COURSE COST

SUPPLY FEE

Credit?

Credit Recovery?

EVIT Student?

$ $

$ $

$ $

$ $

Sub-Total $ $

*For High School English credit course, please specify year/semester needed TOTAL COST $ ____________ Eng 9 Eng 10-Oral Eng 10-Writing Eng 11 Eng 12 (Make checks out to “FHUSD”)

ATTENDANCE/TARDY POLICY – CREDIT/CREDIT RECOVERY COURSES

1 Day Absent = On Probation Up to 30 minutes late = ¼ Day absent

2 Days Absent = Lose Credit and No Refund 31 min. to 2 hours late = ½ Day absent

Summer School does not grant excused absences! Over 2 hours late = 1 Day absent

Date Paid _______/______/_______ Receipt # _______________ Amount Paid $ ____________

Online Registration Cash Check # ______________

Comments _________________________________________________________________________________________________

OFFICE USE ONLY

Session 1 – Late/Absent Session 2 – Late/Absent

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