2015 Summer Programs Brochure

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Summer Programs

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Summer 2015 Table of Contents General Information.......................................... 4 The Explore! Program (Pre-K–K)...................6 Morning Programs (Grades 1–3)................... 8 Morning Programs (Grades 4–8)................. 12 Afternoon Programs (Grades 1–8)..............18 Upper School Courses (Grades 9–12)........ 22 Policies and Procedures................................. 25 Registration....................................................... 26 Meet the Director............................................. 27

Contact Us Summer Programs Office: Located in the Upper School IT Suite Phone: 614.252.0781 x 435 Fax: 614.252.0571 Attn: Summer Programs Director: Rachel Barends rabarends@columbusschoolforgirls.org

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General Information Whether your children are artists, actors, scientists, writers, athletes, or anything in between, we welcome them to explore their many talents and interests with us! Our goal is to provide a comprehensive co-educational experience for children from Pre-K through Grade 12, in which children have opportunities to explore many of their educational and extracurricular interests. We offer many academic enrichment classes that provide opportunities for your child in areas where they may need extra support, and sports camps for your child to develop and perfect their athletic abilities. Several credit courses are offered for students in Grades 9-12, including visual arts, public speaking, Civics, and physical education classes. Come enjoy summer’s casual atmosphere in CSG’s state-of-the-art facilities. Our Summer Programs are designed to help students develop new interests and friendships in a fun, stimulating, learning-centered environment blended with challenges and adventures that offer unique, confidence-building educational experiences. We look forward to having you join us on our summer adventures!

Hours of Operation Before Care Pre-K- Grade 8 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.

Explore! Program Pre-K-Kindergarten (Half-day) 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Explore! Program Pre-K-Kindergarten (Full-day) 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Grades 1-3 (Half-day) 8:30am – 12:30 p.m.

Grades 1-3 (Full-day) 8:30am-4:30 p.m.

Grades 4-8 See Course Offerings 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Grades 9-12 See Course Offerings 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

After Care Pre-K through Grade 8 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Upper School Credit Courses

Schedule

Term 1: June 15 – July 2 (no classes on July 3)

PreK – Grade 8

Term 2: July 6 – July 24

Week 1: June 15 - June 19 Week 2: June 22 - June 26 Week 3: June 29 – July 2

(no camp on July 3)

Week 4: July 6 – July 10 Week 5: July 13 – July 17 Week 6: July 20 – July 24 Week 7: July 27 – July 31 Week 8: August 3 – August 7

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Facilities Our new state-of-the-art Performing Arts Center will take main stage for our theater programs. Additionally, we have our Wellness and Athletics Complex which includes an 8-lane swimming pool (the only one of its kind in a secondary school in central Ohio) along with yoga and fitness studios. The Explore! Program (ages 3-5/ Pre-KKindergarten) is housed in the Columbia House, an independent building on our campus that caters specifically to the educational and developmental needs of our youngest campers. Lunch is provided for campers daily in our open and bright, recently renovated dining room. Additionally, our Kirk Campus (located on N. Cassady Ave.) has wonderful athletic fields for soccer, field hockey, and lacrosse, as well as track and field facilities and tennis courts.

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Extended Care Grades Pre-K – Grade 8 / All Weeks / Before Care $50 per week, After Care $65 per week, Both $85 per week Before Care and After Care programs are available for children enrolled in the Explore! Program, as well as for those enrolled in programs for Grades 1-8. Before Care begins at 7:30 a.m. and After Care ends at 6:00 p.m. Each will provide space for children to engage in activities, such as drawing and playing games, until either regular programming begins or parents pick-up their children at the end of the day. For Before Care, we request children not be dropped off before 7:30 a.m. Similarly, parents must pick-up their children by 6:00 p.m. Drop-off and pick-up from After Care will be at the Lower School entrance, located on the corner of E. Drexel and S. Broad St. Please note: if a child is not picked up on time, his or her parents will be charged $1.00 for every minute they arrive after 6:00 p.m.

Lunch and Snacks CSG will serve a nutritious, cafeteria style lunch each day between 11:30 a.m. and 1:15 p.m., beginning June 15 and ending July 31. Week 8, August 3-7, participants should provide their own lunch. The cost of the lunch program is included for all full day students and half-day preschool students. Half-day students in grades 1-12 may purchase lunch for a fee of $30 per week which must be paid upon registration.

Half-day students may not purchase lunch from CSG on a day-to-day basis.

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The Explore! Program

Exploring the outdoors

Rising Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten

Our natural outdoor play space serves as an extension of the indoor space, creating learning possibilities which are fluid and boundless.

The natural play space allows for children to reimagine how they engage in outdoor play, and encourages curiosity and wonder at the workings of the natural world. While typical playgrounds provide children with a structured setting in which they can develop largemotor skills, CSG’s natural play space also encourages children to interact dynamically with their play space, inviting them to create meaningful play scenarios, to make connections to prior learning, and to extend daily discoveries. An integral part of CSG Summer Programs, our new play space offers opportunities for discovery, occasion for wonder, and true appreciation of the outdoors!

Full and half-day options The Explore! Program is a program for children ages 3-5 who will be entering Pre-Kindergarten or Kindergarten this fall. The program offers co-educational, academically, and socially enriching curriculum that allows children to expand and explore the world around them.

With an emphasis placed on child-lead discovery, campers will have the chance to engage in a variety of learning experiences through literature and project-based learning. CSG’s unique approach to learning emphasizes the development of the whole child, and seeks to encourage children to become proactive in their learning and discoveries. In the Explore! Program, your child will view the world through joyous, curious eyes, seeing possibility and opportunity in every activity. The Explore! Program gives children fun, authentic, and engaging ways to learn and interact with each other and their surroundings!

Exploring the classroom The Explore! Program is located in CSG’s Columbia House, a separate on-campus facility designated specifically for early childhood development. Young children enrolled in the program will have the opportunity to engage in age-appropriate activities that promote independent thinking, problem solving, and social-emotional growth.

Each classroom is equipped with centers for writing, building, dramatic play, and sensory exploration. Columbia House also offers a shared studio space where children are given opportunities to explore, create, and collaborate with each other on integrated projects through the use of various media. Such classroom and studio work deepens understanding, provides the means for handson exploration, and excites children in their learning endeavors!

Exploring the water Campers in the four and five year-old classrooms will have the opportunity to partake in daily swimming lessons from our Water Safety Instructor (WSI) certified swim Instructors. Instructors will evaluate each child’s strengths and then group campers based on skill and comfort in the water. With the development of the whole child in mind, swimming will offer children time to strengthen their bodies, develop and refine large motor skills, and learn a lifelong skill while having fun! Children will be encouraged to challenge themselves to grow as swimmers and become confident in an aquatic environment.

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Before Hours Program

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Swimming Lessons

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Classroom Time

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End of the day meeting and pack-up

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Full-day student pick-up

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After Hours Program

Cost Half-Day Explore! Camp: $200.00 Full-Day Explore! Camp: $375.00 *Please Note: All Explore! Program campers must be fully toilet trained. Full-day camp only will be offered to 3-year-olds who have had previous day care experience.

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Morning Programs Grades 1-3 (8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.)

CSG Summer Programs are committed to an integrated learning experience for young children, and offer learning opportunities designed to enrich creative minds. The CSG Summer Programs are offered to children entering grades 1-3 and offer a unique blend of investigative and child-centered learning focused around weekly themes. Aside from the many exciting learning opportunities available, campers will also attend swimming lessons to round out an active morning.

If a student in Grades 1-3 wants to enroll FULL-DAY, morning classes should be selected from this section as well as an afternoon option from the Afternoon Programs: Grades 1-8 section on page 19 .

For an additional fee, learning extends beyond the typical school day through innovative and invigorating activities in both before and after care.

Theme Activities by Week Week 1

3…2…1… Blast Off!

Blast off with science as you set off on a voyage to explore space.

Become part of Command Central, investigate soil for traces of alien life, and man your spaceship to places unknown. Children will learn about the different planets in our solar system, the history of space travel, and engage in hands-on gravity defying experiences!

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Planes, Trains, and Automobiles

Fasten your seat belt for a week in motion! Have fun while exploring how and why things move as you engage in hands-on

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physics activities. Explore the wonderful world of transportation while creating original origami airplanes, amazing light and speedy automobiles, and tangram trains!

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Myths and Legends

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Fifty Nifty United States

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Mad About Science

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Construction Zone

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Super Storytellers

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Jungle Safari

Can mermaids truly exist? Many stories from around the globe tell tales of mermaids and animals that can communicate with people through visions. Join the Team of Myth and Legend Investigators as they search for clues that such mythical figures exist. With the use of a compass, maps, and creative thoughts can myths and legends be proven true; are you up for the adventure?

How much do you know about our great state? How much do you know about the 50 niftiest states of our country? Take a tour of our country and Ohio and all of the wonders they have to offer. Create a travel brochure, film a commercial, or build a landmark from your favorite state.

What is grossology? Explore mixtures and solutions that fizz, bubble, and crackle! Release the inner mad scientists and explore the wacky world of science with some kitchen experiments you will never forget! Become junior scientists and create your own oozy, gooey goop!

Structures surround us everywhere we look and go! Join a team of engineers to investigate the elements of structures as you design, build, and test your very own structure. Use educational Lego kits to build simple and complex machines that model common inventions like drawbridges, turnstiles, and merry-go- rounds.

Here Ye, Here Ye, your presence is requested at the Super Storyteller Camp Fire! Let your imagination roam as we learn the art of storytelling. Delight in the experience of creating your own fairy tale, or reinventing your favorite fairy tale. Work with your classmates to add twists and turns to classic stories through drama games, creative writing, and improvisation. Bring your favorite fairy tale characters to life during Super Storytellers week.

It’s a jungle out there! The call has gone out and the animals of our world’s jungles need your help! Explore the wonderful jungles of our planet, the animals that live there, and how we can protect them.

Jump into action as we work to save the endangered and threatened species of our world. It’s a walk on the wild side and the animals are depending on you!

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Enrichment Courses

This year, CSG Summer Programs are offering academic enrichment courses for rising 1st – 3rd graders. Each course is designed to help students focus on a specific academic area so your child can gain a deeper understanding of the curriculum or would simply enjoy additional experiences in a specific area. Learning-centered and hands-on activities will help to support or further your child’s love for that subject.

Course Schedule: Parents may choose to enroll their child in only an enrichment course (meaning the student would be at CSG only for the time of the course) or may choose to have their child take an enrichment course as a part of their morning camp schedule. See the course listings below for specific course information.

The Write Stuff (Handwriting Enrichment)

Grades Pre - K (age 5 and 6) / Week 2 / 9:45 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.

Grades 1 and 2 / Week 2 / 8:45 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. * Morning Program (+ Writing Enrichment) - Additional cost of $68.

Handwriting Enrichment Only- $80 *Children in grade 3 can be accommodated; however we will be focusing on print, not cursive.

This fun-filled week will focus on a thorough review of handwriting basics. CSG’s Occupational Therapist Cathy Williard will instruct participants on letter formation using a systematic and kinesthetic (hands-on) approach to printing. Students will review grip, ergonomics and letter quality, with emphasis on age-appropriate letter size, alignment and spacing. Parent handouts and home practice will be provided.

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Social Skill Building

Grades 2 and 3 / Week 6 / 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.

Morning Program (+ Social Skills Enrichment) - Additional cost of $68 / Social Skills Building Only - $80 This class is the ideal setting to help children develop social skills in a positive and structured group of peers. Through their interactions with one another, students will acquire more adaptive interpersonal skills as well as increased self-confidence and greater understanding of their environment. They have the chance to learn from one another, practice new patterns of interaction, increase their self-awareness of their own feelings, and recognize the emotional states of others through fun activities, games, and projects!

Sample Morning Schedule 7:30 a.m.

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Before Hours Program Classroom Program: ex. It’s A Jungle Out There!

Enrichment course (optional) Creative Arts Swimming Lessons Half-day Dismissal / Full-day Lunch

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Grades 1-3 Morning Program: $200.00 For Afternoon Programs see Afternoon Programs (Grades 1-8), on page 20.

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Course Offerings

Grades 4-8 (8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.)

Actors’ Theatre of Columbus at CSG

CSG Summer Programs offers a wide variety of courses for students entering grades 4-8. Listed below are all classes offered for students in Grades 4-8 during the morning. Most morning classes will last for one week; however, some may last longer (for more information, see course listings below).

Students will register for ONE morning class per week lasting all morning (8:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.). If a student in Grades 4-8 wants to enroll FULL-DAY, morning classes should be selected from this section as well as an afternoon option from the Afternoon Programs: Grades 1-8 section on page 19.

Grades 4 – 8 / Week 2 Campers will create and perform a short play, as well as rehearse scripted scenes and monologues and experience improv, theatre games, and more. The camp will culminate in a 7:30 p.m. performance on a Friday night at the Schiller Park Amphitheatre stage prior to the Actors’ Theatre of Columbus production of Richard III. This class will be taught by Actors’ Theater of Columbus Educational Director.

Please Note: Parents are responsible for arranging the drop-off and prompt pick-up of their children to and from Schiller Park for the culminating evening performance. Feel free to stay to watch the headlining production immediately following CSG’s performance.

Swimming Option!

Adventures in Technology

We are once again offering swimming as a part of certain course offerings each week. Classes with a swimming option will allow students to take a break to swim during the class. Students who would like to take a class with a swimming option but are not interested in swimming can remain in class.

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Before Hours Program Class ex. Carnival Crazed Contraptions Break (students may use this time to eat a snack brought from home) Class ex. Carnival Crazed Contraptions Half-day Dismissal/Full-day Lunch

Grades 4 – 8 / Week 4 With the use of technology, students will engage in activities that teach valuable critical reasoning and mathematical thinking skills.

Games, puzzles, and word problems from online math learning activities will help your student reach their highest potential in math, computer science, and logical reasoning! Your child will have so much fun they won’t even realize they are learning! *swimming option

American Sign Language

Grades 4 – 5 / Week 2 Grades 6 – 8 / Week 1 Learn another language without using your voice! This is an American Sign Language class for beginners. You will be able to communicate with your classmates through fun games, lots of silent interactions, and learn about deaf culture along the way!

Amusement Park Madness

Grades 4 – 5 / Week 3 Summer is all about fun, fireworks, and amusement parks. Join us as we construct models of longtime favorite amusement park rides.

We’ll build swings, roller coasters, twisters, and others. Use your creativity and build your own. Give your mini-figures the ride of a lifetime! This class will be taught by Bricks 4 Kidz.

Around the World

Grades 4 – 5 / Week 8 From the Empire State Building to the Eiffel Tower, we will explore history and create replicas of some of the world’s most famous structures out of LEGO® bricks. You will be able to experiment with gears, motors, and battery packs, possibly incorporating them into the structures you build. Make the Lighthouse turn, or add a moving drawbridge to the Castle. This class will be taught by Bricks 4 Kidz.

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Brick Olympics Sports Camp

Grades 4 – 5 / Week 4 Calling all sports fans… on your mark, get set, build! Celebrate the wide world of sports and Olympics with cool models from cycling to soccer, basketball to gymnastics. Set your own Brick Olympics records with our exciting sports-themed challenges. This class will be taught by Bricks 4 Kidz.

Carnival Crazed Contraptions

Grades 4 – 5 / Week 5 Get your ticket to ride at Bricks 4 Kidz very own Carnival! Campers will build new rides each day, learning how to make things spin, roll, and turn. Motorized models maximize the action and the fun.

Each day includes carnival-themed games, group challenges, model building, and more. This class will be taught by Bricks 4 Kidz.

Cookbooking

Grades 4 – 8 / Week 3 Have you ever wanted to create something delicious you read about in one of your favorite stories but never knew how or wanted to create an extravagant dessert based on your favorite character?

Come join us for a week filled with delicious foods based on some of our favorite books! Students will work up an appetite by sharing some of their favorite books and will finish with a delightful treat!

Join us for a week of fantasy, food, and fun! *swimming option

Crafts Crazy!

Grades 4 – 8 / Week 5 Dive into the crazy world of crafts this week as we explore the world of paper mache, painting, collaging, and much more! Students will have the opportunity to dabble in many different artistic arenas, creating several projects they can take home with them. Whether you love art or are just getting started, this class has something for you! *swimming option

CSI – Crime Scene Investigation

Grades 4 – 8 / Week 6 You will be the super science sleuths. Have fun learning about forensics, crime scene investigations, and crime lab chemistry as you perform as many as 15 different experiments designed to show you just how those tricky cases are solved. Search for the evidence, gather clues, and discover how science can help solve a mystery.

Campers will dust for fingerprints, analyze handwriting, test for blood type using simulated blood, examine hair and clothing fibers, practice chemistry to identify mystery substances, and much more.

Campers will then use their skills to solve crimes of the century. This class is taught by Sciensational Workshops for Kids.

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Grades 4 – 8 / Weeks 1, 4 A sweet tooth is required for this class of sugary concoctions!

Campers will have an opportunity to learn all about making some of their favorite treats. The smell of brownies, banana bread, and other baked goods will fill the air as campers not only discover the secrets to some of the sweetest confections, but also receive instruction in the art of cake decorating. As each dessert is prepared, these chefs will have a chance to share their treats with the camp!

Do the Math with Food!

Grades 4 – 8 / Week 6 Navigating the kitchen can be tricky, especially if you don’t know your math! Come cook with us and learn how to use measuring cups and tablespoons as well as the fractions involved in cooking. Each day the class will cook a variety of wonderful creations, all of which need math to make them great! Join us for many delicious treats and become a math whiz in the process!

Extra! Extra! Write All About It!

Grades 4 – 8 / Weeks 4, 5, 6, 8 Year after year, campers excitedly open up the weekly newsletter (which is printed and posted on www.columbusschoolforgirls.org/ summer) to see if their pictures or quirky quotes made it into the newest issue of camp newsletter. With this class, we are glad to offer students the chance to highlight key events of each week by becoming reporters and photographers. Campers will learn how to write catchy headlines and articles, as well as try their hands at designing and formatting layouts on Microsoft Publisher. Join us for one week (or more!) because, as they say, the news never sleeps.

Help us write all about it so others can read all about it! *swimming option

Five Senses of the Woods

Grades 4 – 5 / Week 7 Students will explore and investigate the woods through their 5 senses! Each day will begin with a lesson on how our body uses one sense, and then we will travel to CSG’s beautiful Cynthia’s Woods to experience it using either sight, sound, touch, taste, or smell. Be prepared for the woods by wearing comfortable sturdy shoes and bring a refillable water bottle.

Hyper Peppy Robots

Grades 4 –8 / Week 7 Build and take home your own Hyper Peppy Robot. It’s sound activated.

Use the clap of your hands to get it moving. It has a very sensitive touch/sound sensor. When it comes in contact with an object it will automatically go into reverse, and then turn left before embarking on a new course. It’s fast!!! You’re able to adjust its sensitivity to sound.

You will see first-hand the many gears, circuit board, microphone, and easy-to-assemble mechanical drive system. The completed project will help build self-confidence. You will also get to build other robots as a part of a small group. Be a part of robotic technology and have fun investigating the future effects it will have on our lives. This class is taught by Sciensational Workshops for Kids.

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LEGO Animal “Grossology”

Grades 4 – 5 / Week 2 If you are fascinated by the weird but true, wild and wacky, gross and yucky, then this is the class for you. Spend the week discovering the zany biology of our animal friends. Each day we’ll explore fascinating facts about the animal kingdom, focusing on “creatures of the day,” while building different animal models each day. This class will be taught by Bricks 4 Kidz.

Make and Model: Brick Transportation

Grades 4 – 6 / Week 7 Do you like cars? Let’s build lots of Lego cars with motors and have races! How about planes and helicopters? They may not fly but adding motors will make the propellers move! How about other forms of transportation? We can build boats! You can even create your own modes of transportation. This class will be taught by Bricks 4 Kidz.

Make It and take It Home

Grades 4 – 6 / Week 1 In this hands-on, fun, and exciting program, you will discover how amazing science is. You will make and take home a wide assortment of toys designed to teach you science concepts in a hands-on way.

Grow and take home a crystal tree. Make an energy bead bracelet and watch as those amazing beads turn from white to a rainbow of colors before your eyes. Build a working electric motor. Make your own sharpie pen T-shirt and learn some cool chemistry (student supplies a 100% cotton T-shirt). Make your own bubbling blobs and explore the properties of a density tube. Make silly putty—glowing goo—green flubber and other cool projects. By the way...we will make ice cream in our own amazing, different, Sciensational way!

This class is taught by Sciensational Workshops for Kids.

Math I

Grades 6 - 7/ Week 7 Become a master of fractions! Students will explore equivalent fractions, ordering fractions, converting between mixed numbers and improper fractions, and rewriting decimals as fractions or mixed numbers to prepare for and to understand the operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) on fractions. Campers will be provided authentic means through which to develop and practice basic math facts and mathematical reasoning skills.

Math II

Grades 6 - 7/ Week 8 Enter next school year as a multiplication and division whiz! Students will be given the opportunity to compute and estimate multiplying and dividing two and three digit whole numbers using the traditional algorithms while reviewing basic number facts. This class serves to provide children with practice and experience using fundamental math properties which will be used throughout middle and upper grades.

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Mock Trial

Grades 4 – 8 / Week 6 “Order in the court! Order in the court!” Imagine yourself as a judge, hammering your gavel on the stand. Imagine yourself as a witness, nervously preparing to testify against a thief. Or, imagine yourself as a prosecutor, working to put bad people behind bars… You could be any of these roles or more in this summer’s Mock Trial class! Throughout the week we will learn about the variety of people and jobs involved in a court trial, and you will get to be an active participant in playing out a court trial. “Your Honor, we find the defendant…guilty!”

Mythologies Around the World

Grades 4 – 8 / Week 5 Athena. Thor. Isis. Apollo. Great Spirit. None of these names seem related at first glance, but they are all prominent gods, goddesses, or mythological beings in a variety of cultures throughout history.

Scattered here and there throughout novels, poems, short stories, songs, and other literary genres are references to some of these mythological beings, and during this class we are going to explore them in more detail! The focus will be on five different mythologies: Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Norse, and American Indian. Which mythology will capture your heart?

Parade Palooza

Grades 4 – 8 / Week 3 CSG Summer Programs is excited to participate in Bexley’s 4th of July Parade once more! The week will be spent organizing costumes and brainstorming ideas on how to make our group the coolest, and most creative, in the parade. Campers will be able to showcase their wonderful work by walking in the Bexley parade on July 4! This one will be a lot of work but will be well worth it! Please Note: CSG Summer Programs is officially closed on July 3rd and 4th. Parents are responsible for arranging the drop-off and prompt pick-up of their children to and from the parade on July 4th. *swimming option

Physics is Phun!

Grades 4 – 8 / Week 1 In this course, we will explore physics around us using a hands-on approach. We will cover everyday topics and discuss how physics can be used to explain them. These will range from static charge (which will make your hair stand on end!), to the physics of bungee jumping (don’t try this at home), to the velocity and acceleration (how fast do you walk?), to the concepts of propulsion and flight (how do planes stay in the air?), to light and optics (how do eye-glasses work?).

Some of the activities will include building and launching rockets, performing experiments with computer-based simulation models, and taking data with data acquisition systems.

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Remote Control Mania

Grades 4 – 5 / Week 6 With the use of LEGO wireless remote controls, this exciting camp will inspire students imaginations as they build with some of the most fascinating LEGO components ever created. Through the construction of vehicles, machines, and other dynamic creations, the campers will understand the working principles of numerous innovative and ingenious inventions that are now part of our daily lives. Campers will also have opportunities to construct and play with their own inspired creations. This class will be taught by Bricks 4 Kidz.

Riddle Me This

Grades 4 – 8 / Week 8 Whoosh! You have been suddenly transported to an alternate universe, one in which words make the noises they spell, rhyme, and make jokes. Such a strange place it is! In this alternate universe, you will not only get to read riddles, poems, silly stories, and a variety of literary devices (such as onomatopoeia and alliteration), but you will also get to creatively write riddles, poems, and silly stories using all of those fantastic literary devices! You will hear “POP!” and “bothersome, boring Beatrice” and “what is the easiest way to double your money?” while you work, and you will have never had so much fun reading and writing!

class to create dialogues and stories that will help us learn a new language. This course is for students with little to no prior knowledge of Spanish. *There is a higher cost for this class because it is a 3 week class, not a 1 week class like the rest.

Tech Savvy

Grades 4 – 8 / Weeks 7 Welcome to the 21st Century. Please keep all hands and feet inside the vehicle. On this ride we will look at a variety of computer software programs, mostly in the Microsoft Office Suite, and we will also explore the big, big world of the Internet to learn more about it so that we can use it in fun but safe ways. In addition to exploring many aspects of computers and the Internet, we will practice our typing skills. By the end of this class, you will be a tech savvy humanoid in this 21st century world!

Where Does Our Food Come From?

Grades 4 – 8 / Week 8 In this class we will be looking at the resources in our area where food is grown and produced. We will focus on a healthy diet and food choices, as well as sustainable food production. There will be field trips to local farms, green houses, and markets. We will also plan and prepare a healthy meal together from what we learned.

Scrapbooking

Grades 4 – 8 / Week 3 Calling all crafty campers! This new class gives students an opportunity to learn about some of the artistic basics of scrapbooking. Maybe a camper has a creative side they have always wanted to indulge, a curiosity for what scrapbooking is all about, or even a particular Disney trip they would like to dynamically document. All those dreams could be explored in this scrapbooking class. Much of this class will be oriented toward laying the groundwork and outlining scrapbooking fundamentals but the rest is up to each student. Come on campers and make your memories all you always wanted them to be! *swimming option

Space Adventures

Grades 4 – 5 / Week 1 Our Space Adventures Camp is packed full of models that will make your imagination blast off! Each day, campers will learn about reallife space exploration and build models related to the NASA space program. Bricks 4 Kidz Space Adventure camp provides the spark for imagination and creativity to take off on an adventure that’s out of this world! This class will be taught by Bricks 4 Kidz.

Spanish for Beginners

Grades 5 – 6 / Weeks 1 – 3 / $425* Grades 7 – 8 / Weeks 4 – 6/$425* In this course we will expand vocabulary while building our knowledge of basic grammar constructions in Spanish. Students will learn to conjugate verbs, both regular and irregular, in the present tense and also how to use them to form sentences with a variety of new words. We will complete several hands-on projects and work as a

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Actors’ Theater of Columbus at CSG

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Around the World

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all weeks / $175 per week Zoom! is an afternoon adventure program for campers entering grades 1-8. It is an opportunity for students to take part in experiential learning by traveling to different exciting places around Columbus. Each week Zoom!ers will explore the various aspects of the week’s theme through field trips and guest speakers. Zoom! activities will ignite excitement and passion for learning through a mix of theme-related and miscellaneous explorations. Morning learning opportunities will be expanded, as campers are able to apply their learning, deepen understanding, and satiate their curiosities. Some of the exciting destinations include COSI, ice skating, bowling, and the Columbus Zoo! Providing positive educational experiences for all campers, the Zoom! Program reinforces learning in a way that extends beyond the classroom. Come Zoom! around Columbus with us this summer!

Zoom! will be offered each afternoon from 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. for eight weeks.

Grades 1-8 Zoom! Sample Schedule The following schedule is intended to provide an idea of what a Zoom! week might look like: Group/Grades Monday Grades 1 - 2 Swimming at CSG

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Game Day at Kirk Campus

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Galaxy Games & Golf

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Sand Volleyball at Audubon Park

Tuesday Columbus Aquarium Bowling

Wednesday Let’s Go to the Movies

Thursday American Whistle Factory Tour

Ice Skating at COSI the Chiller

Friday Circle S Farms

Young Chef’s Academy

Swimming at the Clay Cafe Game Day at Kirk Campus Adventure Elements Bexley Pool at Camp Mary Orton Dance Trip Sky Zone

Real Life Roller Coaster Tycoon at CSG

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Track and Field Camp (coed) Grades 4-8 / 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m

Play favorite sports or learn new ones in the afternoon sports program. Zoom! Sports gives players a chance to spend one week learning about an exciting new sport as they practice teamwork, exhibit sportsmanship, and strengthen their work ethics while having a blast!

Future Stars Tennis Camp (coed)

Grades 1-3 / Offered: 1 - 8/1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m./ $150

Future Stars Tennis introduces children in Grades 1-3 to the game of tennis in a way that is fun and age-appropriate. Players provide their own racquets and instructors focus on hand-eye coordination, foundation strokes, basic rules, tennis games, and good sportsmanship. No heavy competition—just good times and fun! This program runs from 1 p.m. - 4:30 p.m., with court time from 1:15 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. After tennis activities include water play, free swim, and other recreational activities.

Girls Field Hockey Camp

Grades 1-8 / Offered: Wk 1 / 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m./ $150

Our goal is to teach FUNdamental field hockey skills in a positive learning environment. This camp strives to give each camper the confidence and motivation to continue participating. We hope to spread our love for the sport to the next generation of field hockey players. Campers should wear sports attire and bring a Field hockey stick (students will also be able to borrow one from the School), a mouth guard, shin guards , and cleats/running shoes.

The CSG Track and Field Camp is where kids can learn the fundamentals of the many events they see in the Olympics. All campers will learn how to use starting blocks, high jump, long jump, and use the throwing implements. Our coaches will provide a fun and challenging environment to learn all about the sport of Track and Field. Campers will also get to pick events to compete in at the conclusion of the camp in a simulated meet that friends and family can watch. Campers should bring weather appropriate clothing to run, jump and throw in, a water bottle, and wear running shoes.

Girls Basketball Camp

Grades 1-8 / Offered: Wk 7 / 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m./ $150

Girls will learn the fundamentals of basketball in a fun and energetic atmosphere. All players play an active role in camp, regardless of their experience level, and are never in a situation where they are inactive. Whether you are a young beginner just learning the game or seasoned veteran with aspirations of playing at the next level, CSG Girls Basketball Camp is just for you!

Girls Volleyball Camp

Grades 1-8 / Offered: Wk 5 / 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m./ $150

Volleyball camp will include instruction on fundamental skills such as passing, setting, serving, and attacking. After learning the basic fundamentals, campers will have the opportunity to apply them in competitive drills and game-like situations. This camp is perfect for athletes of all levels who enjoy team competition and making new friends! Campers should wear gym attire and athletic shoes each day.

Swim Camp (coed)

Grades 1-8 / Offered: Wk 8 / 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m./ $150

The CSG Swimming Camp is where kids can learn all the skills necessary to be a competitive swimmer. The camp lasts one week and will provide a fun & challenging environment to learn all four competitive strokes, starts & turns. Campers will also get to pick events to swim at the conclusion of the camp in a meet that friends and family can watch. Campers should bring a swimsuit, goggles and towel each day.

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Girls Lacrosse Camp

Grades 1-8 / Offered: Wk6 / 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m./ $150

Our goal is to teach the fundamentals of lacrosse such as throwing, catching, cradling, and shooting in a positive learning environment.

Skills taught will be incorporated in fun drills and modified games.

We strive to build confidence and spread enthusiasm and excitement for lacrosse. Campers should bring cleats and running shoes, mouth Control – Each player will work to control the ball effectively and guard, goggles, and lacrosse stick (students will also be able to borrow one from the School), and water bottle each day. successfully using different areas of the body.

Dribbling – Each player will work to dribble while keep position, to exploit space, and in 1-on-1 situations.

Passing – Each player will work to pass positionally using different surfaces of their foot Shooting – each player will learn the proper techniques and mechanics of shooting.

This camp will work on the athlete’s technical and tactical soccer abilities while providing a fun environment. Each day a different skill set will be emphasized and include small games of 3-on-3, 4-on-4, or 5-on-5.

Athletes need to bring a water bottle, a soccer ball, and wear shin guards and outdoor cleats. For inclement weather days, camp will be held indoors and athletes will need indoor soccer shoes or running shoes.

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Upper School Courses Grades 9-12

Upper School courses are offered in the CSG Summer Programs as an opportunity for students entering grades 9-12 to earn academic credit or to provide additional support in a subject. Academic credit earned during CSG Summer Programs can help students create a flexible schedule during the academic year, while non-credit courses seek to strengthen foundational knowledge or to extend learning acquired in the previous academic year.

All credit courses are three weeks in length and daily attendance in credit courses is mandatory to receive any academic credit. Credit course offerings are divided into three-week terms. Term one credit courses will run weeks 1-3 (June 15- July 2), and term two credit courses will run weeks 4-6: (July 6 – July 24). To be guaranteed a spot in a credit course, registration must be completed no later than April 1, 2015. While students may register after this date, their spot in a given course cannot be guaranteed.

Non-credit (enrichment) courses vary in length and time. They are offered to give students the opportunity to more thoroughly review a challenging subject or get the head start they need for the following year. No academic credit is granted for these enrichment courses.

Credit Courses Weeks 1-3: First Term (June 10-June 28)/ Weeks 5-7: Second Term (July 8- July 26) *No class on July 3

The Art of Design

Second Term/ Grades 9–12 / 1p.m.–5 p.m. /.5 credit / $450

This course is an extension of the Foundation in Visual Arts course.

It is intended as an alternative art class where students who are interested in the field of art (non-utilitarian, fine art driven) but are also interested in design (utilitarian, product driven) can find the perfect balance of both. Fundamental principles of 2D, 3D, and 4D (timebased) design are used as the crucial building blocks in the creative process. Projects challenge students to explore traditional as well as non-traditional mediums, and progressively become more complex as students master the steps to abstraction, visual storytelling, and creative problem solving. Collaboration with other disciplines (digital media, math, science, humanities, etc.) will be a key component to the successful completion of this course. Students will be able to

connect their interest in another subject matter to their art & design project, starting with concept ideation, research, development, material exploration, to actualization of the final project.

Civics

First Term/ Grades 11–12 / 1 p.m.–5 p.m. /.5 credit/ $425

This course pursues a thematic approach to the political and social responsibilities required by residence in a nation served by a democratic constitution and tradition. Emphasis is placed on the development of the critical thinking skills necessary for participation in social, civic, and political processes, recognition and consideration of moral dilemmas and ethical awareness, an appreciation of civic involvement and constructive social criticism, and the development of interpersonal skills necessary for the resolution of social conflicts.

Students will study the primary documents of our democratic heritage with special emphasis on the Constitution as it relates to everyday situations, major Supreme Court decisions, and a discerning analysis of civil liberties.

Foundations in Visual Arts

First Term / Grades 9-12 / 1 p.m.- 5 p.m. /.5credit / $450

This basic studio course is the prerequisite to all visual arts courses in the Upper School. Class projects focus on the elements and principles of design and how they relate to compositions in both two- and threedimensional work. Various media and techniques are explored, and art history, criticism, and aesthetics are introduced. Class discussions as well as individual critiques, aid in developing a personal portfolio.

Sketchbook assignments reinforce in-class concepts or ideas. This course culminates in a written exam.

Health II

First Term / Grades 11-12 / 10:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. /.25 credit/ $325 Taught as a seminar, Health II delves into topics of concern specific to college-bound women, including women’s health issues, “party laws,” the effects of drugs, prevention of diseases and disorders, the aging process, and achieving balance in one’s life. Also included is recertification in Adult CPR/AED and Standard First Aid.

Physical Education: Lifetime Activities

First Term / Grades 9–12 / 8 a.m.–10 p.m. /.15 credit /$275

This course allows the students opportunities to participate in a variety of lifetime activities such as badminton, bocce ball, bowling, golf, orienteering, table tennis, and tennis. Students will learn the techniques and strategies necessary to fully participate. Lifetime fitness activities may accompany some units. Lifetime Activities is a graded course that meets twice each six day rotation for one semester.

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Physical Education: Fitness and Well-Being

Second Term /Grades 9 -12 / 8 a.m.-10 a.m. / .15 credit / $275

This course allows the students opportunities to participate in a variety of lifetime fitness and wellness activities, such as: FITNESSGRAM Assessments, Functional Fitness/Boot Camp, Pilates, Jazzercise, Water Fitness and Aerobics, Yoga, and Zumba. In each unit, students will learn the techniques and strategies necessary to fully participate. .

Public Speaking

First Term and Second Term / Grades 10-12 / 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 a.m. /.25 credit/$275

This course teaches basic methods of public presentation from idea to performance. Students will deliver several different types of speeches. There is no prerequisite for this course.

Water Safety and Self Defense

1st Term and 2nd Term / Grades 10 -12 / 1 p.m.- 4 p.m. /.15 credit / $375

A two part course, campers will work to improve skills of water safety, and will also develop skills of self-defense. This course will allow students to develop comfort in and around water, improve swimming strokes, review safety guidelines when involved in water activities, including boating safety and personal safety techniques. SelfDefense, taught by IMPACT, will help students develop techniques using their voices as well as their physical capabilities.

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Non-Credit (Preparatory) Courses Kaplan SAT Complete and Kaplan ACT Complete

ACT: Weeks 5-6 (July 13 - July 24) /Grades 11 - 12 / 9 a.m.-12 p.m.*/$699 SAT: Weeks 7-8 (July 27 – August 7)/Grades 11 and 12 / 9 a.m.12 p.m. */$699 Our cutting-edge, customized On Site program is led by top-scoring teachers and includes a custom student plan based on student needs. After a diagnostic exam, our Smart Track system analyzes student performance and prescribes a custom learning plan.

Students work through a comprehensive program of engaging video lessons, guided practice sessions, quizzes, and practice tests. Every session covers three topics and includes guided and independent practice. Registration for this course is through Kaplan Test Prep. A link to the registration page can be found on our web site at www. columbusschoolforgirls.org/summer.

Please Note: Classes will run longer on test days (Day 1, 4, 7, & 9)

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Policies and Procedures Payment and Fees The registration deadline for CSG Summer Programs is June 1, 2015.

For students registered before June 1, at least 50% tuition must be paid at the time of registration for the student to be considered fully registered, with full tuition due June 1, 2015. If full payment is not made by June 1, a late payment fee of 10% of tuition will be assessed. If space is available and a student is registered after June 10 (for weeks 1-4) or July 1 (for weeks 5-8), full tuition is due upon registration with a late registration fee of $25.

Payment may be made through My BackPack Summer Online Registration with a credit card or a check (the link to this site can be found on the CSG Summer Programs website at www. columbusschoolforgirls.org/summer ). For payments made with a credit card, a 3.75% processing fee will be assessed. If a student is registered online but the family selects the ‘mail in a check’ option on the payment page, then the child will not be considered registered until payment is received. *Please note: Regardless of payment type, to proceed with registration you must select “Pay Now” in order to submit registration.

This applies to those wishing to pay by mailing in a check.

Registration All registration can be done online through our registration tool at www.columbusschoolforgirls.org/summer. If you do not wish to use the online registration tool, registration and medical forms will be available to download on the CSG Summer Programs web site at www.columbusschoolforgirls.org/summer or can be found on page 26 of this brochure. With registration, we require that the Emergency Medical Form be submitted on behalf of the child. If a child is enrolled in the Explore! Program, we require an Annual Physician’s Report and an Early Childhood Student Health Record and Authorization Form (in lieu of the Emergency Medical Form required for Grades 1-8).

These additional forms are available on our website.

Please Note: Registration is not considered complete until full payment and forms are received. A confirmation e-mail of complete registration will be sent upon receipt of all required documents and payment.

Cancellations/Refunds/Late Fees Cancellations will be subject to a fee of 10 percent of the total tuition, or $50, whichever is greater. This applies to a deposit made and to those who have paid full tuition. Please note: there is a $25 fee per student per week for late payment or for registering after the payment deadlines. Cancellation deadlines and late registration fee deadlines for weeks 1-4 (June 15-July 10) are June 10. Deadlines for weeks 5-8 (July 13-Aug 7) are July 1.

Policies and Procedures

Amending Registrations Amendments to registered courses may be made through course exchanges at any point before or during Summer Programs. If a parent wishes to switch their child from one class to another (rather than withdraw the child) they may do so at any time without penalty if there is room in the new course. Amendments to a student’s registration will not be made without direct parental consent. Students are not permitted to submit changes to their own registrations.

Discounts Early Bird Discount: If a student is registered and full tuition is paid

by March 15, a $25 discount will be deducted. Any additional classes added after March 15 will be full price. This excludes Credit Courses and Sports Camps.

Family Discount: If two or more children are enrolled for full-day programs for at least six weeks, a family discount of $150 will be refunded. This excludes Credit Courses.

Please Note: Discounts do not apply to students enrolled in Kaplan® Complete SAT Prep or Kaplan® Complete ACT Prep as billing for those courses is facilitated by Kaplan Test Prep.

Standards of Conduct If CSG Summer Programs staff determines that a child exhibits disruptive or unsafe behavior, CSG Summer Programs reserves the right to dismiss the student from the program. If a child is dismissed from the CSG Summer Program, it will result in the forfeiture of the full tuition cost of the registered courses.

Please Note: CSG Summer Programs adheres to the of conduct as outlined by Columbus School for Girls. information, please see the Columbus School for Girls (an online copy of this publication can be found columbusschoolforgirls.org).

standards For more handbook at www.

Course Credit Progress Reports For CSG’s credit courses, students will receive a written report of his/her progress at three and/or six week intervals. These reports will consist of a summary of the student’s development and effort as well as either letter grades or pass/fail ratings as appropriate.

At the request of the student or parents, the Director of Summer Programs will forward final reports of achievements to the school of each student for grades 9-12.

Students desiring credit for courses taken during CSG Summer Programs should consult their individual school authorities to determine their policy regarding work done during the summer.

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2. Please fill out any additional forms required for your program. All forms can be found on the CSG Summer Programs website.

You have two options for registering:

CSG Summer Programs accepts online registrations. You are only a few clicks away from registration! Here’s how to get 3. started:

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Go to the CSG Summer Programs site at www. columbusschoolforgirls.org/summer and click on the register tab on the left-hand side of the page. Then you will see a link that says Register.

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When you enter the Registration site, if you are a CSG parent during the year, you will log into your My Backpack account. If you are not a CSG parent during the year, you will create a new account.

found in the back of this catalogue or can be downloaded from the CSG Summer Programs website.

Explore! Program additional forms: Childhood Student Health Record and Authorization Form, Early Childhood Annual Physician Report.

Place all completed forms in an envelope and put them in the mail or drop-off the forms to the CSG Summer Programs office. If you mail the forms, please address the envelope as follows:

CSG Summer Programs 56 S. Columbia Ave. Columbus, OH 43209

4. Once we receive and verify your registration, we will send you a confirmation letter with the courses we have 3. After following the registration instructions and picking you registered for and your due balance. your student’s schedule, you will be able to pay via credit Please Note: Do not include a check with your initial card or choose to send in a check via mail. Regardless registration form as our office needs to first verify all of your payment preference, you will need to select “Pay submitted information.

Now” to officially submit your registration. Please Note: registration will not be considered complete until payment is received.

4. You will receive a confirmation e-mail once your registration has been received.

5. Fill out any additional forms required for your program.

All forms can be found on the CSG Summer Programs website. Additional Forms: a.

All Students: Please follow the link to the Health Conditions Form automatic reply e-mail you receive after you have submitted your online registration. This form must be complete in order for your registration to be considered complete.

b. Explore! Program additional forms: Early Childhood Annual Physician Report found on website only.

Mail/Drop-Off You can also apply by submitting a hard copy application either by mailing it in or dropping it off at the Columbus School for Girls office.

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Meet the Director

Meet the Director Rachel Barends, Director of Summer Programs Rachel Barends has been a part of the CSG community for more than a decade. She has held the roles of CSG Parent and CSG Summer Programs Employee.

As a Bexley resident, she is a community supporter for the School. She has a degree in Health and Fitness Management with Minors in Business and Coaching and a Master’s Degree in Adult Education.

Rachel started her summer employment at CSG as a Senior Program Assistant teaching swim lessons, a middle school fitness class, and taking 7th and 8th grade students on Great Day! Afternoon field trips (now referred to as Zoom!). Throughout her six years, she assisted teaching a Grade 8 Health Class, became the Aquatics Coordinator, taught an Upper School Water Safety Credit Course, and became the Great Day! Afternoon Program Coordinator – planning 30 trips per age group for a total of 120 trips each summer!

After saying a goodbye to the Summer Program in 2009, Rachel always knew she would come back if the opportunity of a full time position ever became available. She spent the past six years working as an Aquatics Director at the Jewish Community Center and the YMCA of Central Ohio. During her time there, she continued to have a large role in the direction of their summer camps as well as focusing her attention toward risk management, staff professional development, health promotion, and fundraising. She also spent seven years as the Head Coach for Cross Country and Assistant Coach for Track and Field at Capital University, where she spent a great deal of time in program development, team organization and operations, assisted in Hosting the 2011 NCAA Indoor National Championships, and led Capital’s first female cross country athlete to National Competition.

Rachel is excited to be back at CSG –a school that she loves! And she is so happy to be leading the program she has been passionate about for many years. She resides in Bexley with her husband and three children.

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CSG Summer Program Dates Week 1: June15 – June 19 Week 2: June 22 – June 26 Week 3: June 29 – July 2 (no camp on July 3) Week 4: July 6 - July 10 Week 5: July 13 – July 17 Week 6: July 21 - July 24 Week 7: July 27 – July 31 Week 8: August 3 - August 7 For more information about the Summer Programs or to print additional registration forms, contact us: Phone (614) 252-0781 ext. 435 Email rbarends@columbusschoolforgirls.org We hope to see you this summer!

If you are interested in learning more about the benefits of a CSG education for your daughter, please contact the Office of Admission at (614) 252-0781 ext. 310 or admission@columbusschoolforgirls.org

CSG Summer Programs 56 S. Columbia Avenue Columbus, OH 43209