education, summer camps & programs - winter 2014 - sct

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summer CampJUNE 9 - JULY 25

9 a.m. - 3 p.m.Pre-Kindergarten (must be 5 years old)

thru 7th Grades

514 E. Argonne Kirkwood314-821-3477

www. SPROGinc.org

Reading Math Creative Arts Performing Arts

Totally Fit/Nutrition Sewing Sports/RecreationSwimming Field Trips Fun and Games

Call to Register or Download forms online

SUMMER ENRICHMENT MONDAY THURSDAY JUNe 9-26, 2014Sp rr ng Middl School 12211 T sson F rry Road

St. Louis, MO 63128

Ov r 30 xciting class s tochoos from for grad s 1-8

Th Skys th Limit Fun and Acad mic L arning

go Hand in Hand

Information Contact:slaros @lindb rghschools.ws 314.729.7400 x4908

We Nurture Health Esteem

12975 Maurer Ind. ( 314 ) 843-3322 (I-270 & Gravois, one (1) mile from intersection, heading west on Gravois)

Preschool Classes Boys and Girls Classes Cheerleading ClassesBusy Bodies Competitive Gymnastics Team Birthday Parties

Youll Be a haPPYCamPer aT sPiriTs

Pret ty In Pink Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . June 9-13Supe r St ar Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .June 16-20Cheer lead ing Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .June 23-27Te am Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jul y 7-11

Show Choir Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .July 14-18Tumbling Tiger Camp (3-5 yrs. old) . . . July 21-25Supe r St ar Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ju ly 28-Aug . 1Chee rleading Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aug . 4 -8

NowRegistering

for SummerClasses andCamps

www.SpiritsGym.com

Webster Groves Parks & RecreationFULL & HALF DAY

SUMMER

CAMPSages 3-12

For more information visitwww.webstergroves.orgor call (314) 963-5600

Magic & Circus Workshop ~ April 5Kinder Camp ~ May 27-30Abra-Kid-Abra Circus Stars Camp ~ May 27-30Sports & More Camp ~ May 27-30Safety Camp ~ June 2-6 & June 9-13Mad Science 3,2,1 Blast Off ~ June 30-July 3Performing Arts Camp ~ Aug. 4-8Outer Limits Camp ~ Aug. 4-8Abra-Kid-Abra Magic Camp ~ Aug. 4-8Ozzie Smiths Sports Academy Camps(ages 4-16 baseball/softball, soccer/basketball)

~ May 27-30 and Aug. 4-7 Experienced and qualified staff Before & After Club available for most camps

Camp Webegee ~ June 2 - August 1 Themeweeks, swimming, special events, field trips!

SUMMER CAMP1 or 2 Week Sessions

9 a.m. - 1 p.m/catered lunch!Early Care Available

Enrolling 3s, 4s & 5sFully Licensed/Accredited/Degreed Teachers

Summer Fun Surprises Dino DetectivesCan We Build It? Carnival Capers

High Sea AdventureJammin' in the Jungle

Best of Summer Sampler

The Lab School514 E. Argonne Drive at Woodlawn

Kirkwood, Missouri 63122

314.822.8282www.thelabschool.com

Nurturing Children Since 1964

Internships2 Summer Sessions

Perform inThe Wizard of Oz

Please call 556-1293

The Heagney Theatre530 E. Lockwood Ave.

on the campus of Nerinx HallWebster Groves

Cor Jesu Academy Premier Catholic, college-prepeducation for young women

since 1956.STEM Corporate Partners Initiative

$26 million in collegescholarships for class of 2013

28 college-credit courses

10230 Gravois Rd., St. Louis 63123314.842.1546 www.corjesu.org

Spring and Summer Programs Jr. & Adult Clinics Adult Leagues Summer Jr. Golf Camps (ages 4-18)details on all programs available onour website in March

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION ALSO AVAILABLE e u Part y Pavilion

FOR YOUR NEXT EVENT Family birthdays & reunions Club picnics School/church outings & fundraisers Corporate meetings/team building

Call Debbie to customize your eventat The Tee

W h e e S t . l u i s g e t s G o l F r E a D y !

For registration or more info: www.towertee.com or (314)481-5818

6727 Heege Rd. Affton

AckermannsSwim Program

Download applications at:

ASPKirkwood.com

Celebrating 65 years of teaching 4-11 year old

children to swimin Kirkwood

1044 Curran Ave. Kirkwood, MO 63122Call: 314-821-1070

See Website for dates

e-mail: [email protected]

ENROLLING NOW

Nominated for bestsummer sports camp bySt. Louis Magazine


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CAMPS Ackermanns Swim Program teaches children 4 to 11 swimmingand water safety. Group lessons withdifferent water levels for progressive,safe learning. Red Cross certi edstaff. Visit aspkirkwood.com. Led by local educators, the weeklongCamp Invention experience im-merses elementary school childrenin hands-on activities that reinventsummer fun. Children spend theirtime building original prototypes, cre-ating a personalized motor-poweredvehicle and taking apart electronicsto construct a pinball machine. Dis-counts available, register today. Visitwww.campinvention.org or 800-968-4332.

Chaminade (425 S. Lindbergh, 993-4400 x1169) offers several summersports and enrichment camp options.Explore the rigorous curriculum, ex-pansive STEM and AP/ACC courses,and everything the 55-acre campushas to offer for boys in grades 6 to 12.Over $1.6 million in academic schol-arships and nancial aid. Visit www.chaminade-stl.org. Whether a child is interested in sci-ence, sports or theater, there is some-thing for everyone at Chester eldDay Schools Fun Under the Sun summer camp. CDS offers classes for

students age 18 months to sixth grade,incorporating academic themes into awelcoming, exciting and interesting

summer program. Visit www.ches-ter elddayschool.org/summer. The College School offers themedday camps for ages 4 to 11 and a vari-ety of multi-day expeditions for ages 9to 15. Adventure Day Camp sessionsrun from June 2 to August 1 and in-clude eld trips, recreational swim -ming and swim lessons (for ages 4 to7). Before and after care is available.Camps are led by experienced teach-ers assisted by quali ed counselors.During the July 4 week, the schoolwill host a four-day American Tra-ditions camp. For ages 9 to 15 seek-ing outdoor experiences, The CollegeSchool offers a variety of multi-dayadventures from June 2 to July 11. Holy Cross Academy Summer

Adventure Camp , ages 3 years tostudents exiting second grade, 8:30to 2:30 with before and after campprogram until 5:30. Swim lessonsand swimming at Shrewsbury Pool,weekly themes and onsite eld trips/ presentations. Small groups withadult teachers, 7630 Sutherland,63119, 314-647-7149, email: [email protected] The Lab School Camp (822-8282)is a half-day camp for children 3 to 6years old. Sessions include water fun,art, dramatic play and special guestsor walking eld trips.

Summer Art Camps at Laumeier are lled with art, nature and self-

St. Louis NEXT GREAT SCHOOLCOLLEGIATE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE & BIOSCIENCE

An exciting opportunityexists for St. Louismetro eighth gradestudents to become

part of a new community oflearners who embrace high aca-demic standards, with a commongoal of careers in healthcare,medicine, and medical research.It is the Collegiate School ofMedicine and Biosci enceMagnet High School, adiverse learning commu-nity committed to aca-demic excellence for

future healthcare providers andresearch scientists. The schoolsunique four-year health careerprogram provides students withproject-based learning experi-ences, and medical research andinternship opportunities underprofessionals in the classroomand in the workplace throughlocal partners like BJC, Washing-

ton University Medical School,St. Louis University School ofMedicine, St. Louis College

of Pharmacy, and Gold-farb School of Nursing.

To learn more about the next great high school in St. Louis, pleasevisit www.slps.org/csmb or call 314-696-2290.

Seats for the 2014-2015 school year are limited, please act now!

One week sessions:Half-Day sessions for ages 4 to 6Full-Day sessions for ages 6 to 15

Download a Program Brochure &Register Online at www.laumeier.org

12580 Rott Road, St. Louis, MO 63127 314.615.5269 www.laumeier.org

SUMMER

ART

CAMPS

The Berry PatchProfessional Child Care Center

State Licensed Accredited Early Childhood Education Program

Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Snack Caring for Children Ages 2 - 6 Years

Hours: 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

670 S. Laclede Station Rd. (between Hwy. 44 & Watson Rd.)314-962-4499 theberrypatchstl.com

ADVENTURE CLUBSummer Enrichment &

Extended Day Camp June 2 - July 25, 2014Edgar Road Elementary

For Registration Informationcall (314 )963-6440

A Webster Groves School District Program

425 S. Lindbergh Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63131 314-993-4400

Chaminade offers several sports andenrichment summer camps for boys and girls from kindergarten to 12th grade.

Explore everything the 55-acre campus hasto offer baseball, basketball, football, lacrosse, band, drama, robotics, math,

writing, and more.

For more information or to register for a

camp, go online to chaminade-stl.org.


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expression. Draw, paint, sculpt andexplore woodland trails and nd in -spiration in Laumeiers outdoor sculp-ture collection. Camp sessions runJune 9 to August 1. Half-day campfor ages 4 to 6 is 9 a.m. to noon. Full-day camp for ages 6 to 15 is 9 a.m. to3 p.m. Camp sessions for teens pro-vide guided and independent workin a variety of media. Extended dayavailable for full-day camp. Onlineregistration available. Visit www.laumeier.org.

The Lindbergh District ActivityDepartment offers Summer Enrich-ment for grades 1 to 8. Program areJune 9 to 26. Students explore av-enues from music to sports. Fami-lies have the exibility of register -ing students weekly and per class.Over 30 different classes offered. Theprogram will be housed at SperrengMiddle School. Make a childs summer magical witha one-of-a-kind camp experience atThe Magic House . Campers partici-pate in fun education activities andmore. Nerinx Halls Summer Fun campsinclude art, theatre, athletics, FieldBiology and Robotics. Find out whatmakes Nerinx Hall such an excitingplace. Visit www.nerinxhs.org.

Spend this summer with horses atRocking J Ranch . Ages 8 to adult.Week long camps, friendly staff, dai-

ly trail ride, show on Friday. OpenHouse on May 4. Visit www.rockingj.com.

Rosati Kain High School campsare designed for sixth to eighth-gradegirls looking to experience fun, friend-ship and learn a new sport, craft orscene. Camps are led by experiencedmoderators who will ensure each stu-dent has a great camp experience.

School of Rock SummerKamps are for beginning rockers to theskilled players ages 7 to 18. Theunique camps take young rockers on amagical music experience. Rock GardCamp (ages 7 to 10) will grow camp-ers musical roots as they explorethe core rock instruments. The campsfor rockers ages 10 to 18 will explorethe music of Alice Cooper, The Beat-les, Led Zeppelin and Prog rock.For those really creative, the Schoolof Rock Songwriting/Recording campwill bring students inner music tolife. Camps are offered at either theBallwin or Kirkwood location.

What kind of summer do studentswant to have? Whatever the answer,students nd it at Saint Louis Uni -versity . Saint Louis University offersmore than 50 camps and academiesfor Pre-K through high school, nearly500 college credit courses and hostsnumerous conferences and events.

Visit summer.slu.edu to make thisthe best summer yet.cont. pg. 12

SUMMERCAMPS

2014

Rocking J RanchClose to metro St. Louis in Sce nic High Ridge, MO

Does your child love animals? Our highly skilled staff will teach everything needed to be an independent horseman.

5 full days of horses! Daily trail ridesand a horse show on Friday! Only $325

June 9-13 June 16-20 July 7-11 July 14-18 July 28-Aug 1Enroll now! Visit us: www.rockingj.com

NEW TO US? OPEN HOUSE SUN. MAY 4 (RSVP)Refreshments, free Kiddy Ride, plus a chance to wina trail ride for 4 ($200 value) with each registration.

7825 Big Bend Blvd. Webster Groves, MO 63119314-962-9355 www.thecollegeschool.org

[email protected]

SummerAdventures

Adventure Day CampsThemed camps for ages 4-11

ExpeditionsA variety of multi-day adventures for ages 9-15

2014

Salem Lutheran School provides quality Christian educationfrom preschool through 8th grade. Salem students enjoy: teaching, modeling, and practicing of Christian values small class sizes SMART boards in every classroom extended care before and after school a variety of preschool options(beginning at age 2!) opportunity for tuition assistance

314.353.9242

5025 Lakewood Ave.Affton, MOwww.slcas.org

Salems summer program, Camp Fun in theSONshine, is availablefor preschoolers (as youngas age 2) through studentsentering 3rd grade.Weekly themes include MusicMakers, Inventors Workshop,Under the Sea, MissouriAdventures, and more!Call today for moreinformation: 314-353-9242

S Kampummer1 Week & 2 Week CampsAges 7 to 18Music of Alice Cooper, Led

Zeppelin, The Beatles, &Prog Rock

Songwriting & RecordingCamp

Ballwin636-220-8930

Kirkwoo314-394-1994

WWW.BALLWIN.SCHOOLOFROCK.COMWWW.KIRKWOOD.SCHOOLOFROCK.COM


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CAMPS cont. from pg. 11SPROG INC . for pre-kindergarten-ers to seventh graders is located atGrace Episcopal Church in Kirkwood.

Activities include reading, math andenrichment classes; sports, eldtripsand swimming. St. Joseph Academy is offering anew gifted program (co-ed, fourth toseventh grade); academics and arts(girls, sixth to eighth grade) andatletics (girls, third to tenth grade).SJA is centrally located and before/ after care is available. For moreinformation and registration de-tails, please visit http:summer.stjo-sephacademy.org or call 394-4305. St. Louis Gym Centre (968-9494,

www.stlouisgymcentre.com) offersgymnastic instruction for ages oneto adult. Summer 5-day and half-daycamps and classes available. Birth-day parties, eld trips and adultopen workout. St. Louis Spirits GymnasticsClu b (12975 Maurer Ind.) offerstumbling, trampoline, cheerleading,pre-school, instructional and teamcamp for all ages and abilities. Anine-week summer ex-schedule al -lows kids to only pay for the weeksthey attend. Coaches wow camperswith their outstanding commitmentto nurturing health-esteem. Call

843-3322 for a registration form orvisit www.spiritsgym.com.

Discover the power within U duringthe Summer Sports Camps held atUrsuline Academy . Visit ursulin-estl.org for more camp information. Join the Webster Groves Adven-ture Club (919-1709) for their 31styear of summer programming. Chil-dren have a wide array of enrichmentclasses to choose from in a safe, funand nurturing environment. Childrenalso have the opportunity for recre-ational swimming, eld trips, outdoorplay and community service learningin the extended day program. Webster Groves Parks & Recre-ation camps (963-5600, www.web-stergroves.org) provide quality andspecialty indoor/outdoor experiencesemphasizing nature, games, sports,crafts, performing arts and eld trips. The Community Music School ofWebster University offers Sum-mer Music Programs for all ages (6months to 18 years) including Kin-dermusik Family Camp, Band,Low Brass, Flute, String, Composi-tion, Chamber Music and IndividualLessons. Camp Lakewoods summer over-night camp for kids, ages 6 to 17,provides an ultimate childhood ex-perience for campers, by gettingthem outdoors to connect with na-

ture, while having fun, making newfriends and learning new skills. Lo-cated only ninety minutes south of

Have Fun Under the Sunwith CDS this Summer!

www.chesterfielddayschool.org /summer

Where big ideas becomethe next big thing.ONLY AT CAMP INVENTION.

Camp Invention inspires con dence incurious children like yours. Not just fora day or a week, but for a lifetime.

Brought to your community by local educators.Locations throughout Greater St. Louis Area!

Act Now and Save Big.$25 of through March 28.Sign up at CAMPINVENTION.ORG

In partnership with United States Patent and Trademark O ce, an Agency of the Department of Commerce

facebook.com/summeratslu

SUMMERAT SLU SUMMER.SLU.EDU

HAVE ANINNOVATIVESUMMER

45 W. LOCKWOOD962-9210 ext. 3105

The Webster Groves Presbyterian Church Early Childhood Centeradmits students of any race, color and national or ethnic origin.

Ages 2 1 2 - 51,2,3,4 or 5 days/week

Parent Choice Cooperative Program Early Bird Option 8 - 9 a.m. Extended Day Available

Webster GrovesPresbyterian

Church

Early Childhood Center

fundraiser March 7

Llywelyns Pub

Summer Music Programs

Conveniently located inWebster Groves, Chestereld, Des Peres

and University City

Individual LessonsKindermusik Family Camp

Student Camps: Band, Low Brass, Flute,String Orchestra, Composition and Chamber Music

webster.edu/cms 314-968-5939

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When children

need SpecialEducation, there

IS a Catholicoption!

Catholic Special Education Elementary Schools,Inclusionary Pre-Schools (6 weeks-6years),

Elementary and Secondary Learning Centers forstudents with Learning Disabilities,

Autism Spectrum Disorders, ADHD & more!

ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. LOUIS Department of Special Education

314.792.7320ARCHSTL .ORG / DSE

Its Time to

Register!

Were here all year at

St. Marys Pre -School South!1045 Union Road Near I-55

6 am to 6 pm 6 weeks to 6 years

All kinds of kids are welcome here kids with specialneeds, AND kids that are typically developing.

We have fun and learn all day long while ourparents have to work! Lucky us!

ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. LOUIS St. Marys Special Services

314.631.8231ARCHSTL .ORG / SMSS


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SCHOOLS cont. from pg. 13John F. Kennedy is a coeduca-tional Catholic high school in WestCounty offering a college-prep cur-riculum for students across thelearning spectrum. Students are af-forded the opportunity to grow intel-lectually, spiritually, physically andsocially, while achieving leadershippositions in co-cirriculars and excel-ling in both the arts and athletics.Contact [email protected] 636-227-5900 x104. Salem Lutheran in Affton pro-vides quality Christian Educationfor ages 2 to eighth grade. Part-time and full-time care year roundfor preschool and a summer campfor ages 2 through entering thirdgrade. Children receive a well-rounded curriculum, a variety of ex-tra-curriculars and a SMART boardin every classroom. Call 353-9242or visit slcas.org.

An exciting opportunity exists forSt. Louis City and County eighth-grade students with career goals inhealthcare, medicine and medicalresearch. The Collegiate School ofMedicine and Bioscience (CSMB) magnet high school combines hands-on learning with honors and APcourses. Many CSMB students havetransferred from districts such asKirkwood, Ladue, Lindbergh, Me-hlville, Parkway, Rockwood andWebster Groves. CSMB providesresearch and internship opportuni-ties through BJC, Washington Uni-versity Medical School, SLU Schoolof Medicine, St. Louis College ofPharmacy and Goldfarb School ofNursing. For more information visit:www.slps.org/csmb or call 696-2290.Seats are limited; act now.

As part of the City of St. Louis250th anniversary celebration, 250large berglass cakes will soon be dis -played throughout the metro area inthe Cakeway to the West program.The Thomas Sappington House com-plex in Crestwood was selected as adisplay location and Ursuline Acad-

emy was invited to decorate the cake. Art students Emma Brinson, Taylor

Enderle and Emily LaMarche createdand painted the cakes design whichincorporates the Sappington House,nearby Grants Trail and a nod to Ur-suline Academy.

Happy Birthday, St. Louis!

Brad Brown of Elite Painting and Dana Jones, manag ing trustee of the Sappington House Foundation, unload a birthday cake delivered on Tuesday.

photo by Diana Linsley

Join us for one or more of our

Great Summer Camps!

500 Woods Mill RoadManchester, 63011

636.227.5900

Visit www.kennedycatholic.net or call for more information today!

Grade School Football Camp June 23-27 7:30 am - 4:00 pm (2-8 grade) Grade School Baseball Camp

June 18-21/23-26 4 6:00 pm (4-8 grade) Grade School Softball CampJune 2-5 8 10:30 am (78 grade)Cross Country Camp June 9-13 5:30 7:00 pm (6 8 grade)

Boys BasketballJune 9-12 8:30 10:30 am (4-8 grade) Girls BasketballJune 9-12 11-1:00 pm (4-8 grade)

Boys and Girls TennisJune 9-12 3-5:00 pm (6-12 grade) Girls VolleyballJune 9-12 7-9:00 pm (4-8 grade)

Boys and Girls Soccer (6-8 grade) June 9-12 5-8:00 pm/ July 14 17 5-8:00 pmJuly 7-10 6-8:00 pm (Goalies/Forwards)* Golf and swim camps to be determined

Visit us at...www.stlouisgymcentre.com

Full Day Camps(ages 5 and up)

Two - 5 day campsJune 2-6 OR August 4-8

1/2 Day Camps(ages 3 and up)Jun 9 - Ju y 31 9-N nM & Th Gymnastics Camp

Join us for...Field TripsBirthday PartiesPlaygroupsOpen Workout

315 W. Pacific Webster Groves314-968-9494

Summer SessionGymnastic Classes

June 9 August 2

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!Preschool & recreatioNal

DAYTIME CLASSES

Webster Hills UnitedMethodist Church Pre-School

698 W. Lockwood Webster Groves961-8722 ext. 228

[email protected] www.websterhillsumc.org

Celebrating over 50 years

SUMMER CAMP Age 3 PreK

June 9-12 June 23-269:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m.

PRESCHOOL Music Science Gross Motor

Age 6 months PreK Tuesday Friday, 9 a.m. Noon

Extended day available Tues., Wed., Thurs.

Where: 11232 Big Bend Rd.,St. Louis, MO 63122

What: An authentic Montessorieducation that fostersself-con dence, respect and a life-long love of learning

For: Children ages 18 months Kindergarten

American Montessori SocietyFull-Member School

Small, friendly community Natural, green backyard play

space Half-day & full-day programs

available Educating children and families since 1985

If you are interested in givingMontessori education a try, come check us out!

www.kirkwoodchildrenshouse.com(314) 966-2030

Montessori School

Now Enrolling for Summer & Fall

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