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ANNOUNCEMENTS We’re still looking for a few actors– 5th grade students and any interested parents -- to perform a Teatro Campesino piece about farmworkers on March 23 at Noche de César Chávez. Please contact Martha at martha@sparcinla.org. March is Women’s Herstory/ History Month – Check out Edison’s portrait gallery of women who have worked to promote peace and justice hanging in our cafeteria. Originally painted by Maestra Martha and a group of Edison 5th graders, these paintings are permanently installed our wall to remind us all of their contributions. Do you know these women and their “herstories”? What other women should we add to the gallery? Safety Update – Thanks to all of you who attended Coffee with the Principal last week. Our discussion was mainly about safety and access to campus. We have changed the code to the staff gate from the Kansas parking lot to the school. All staff will now open this gate with their keys. It is not intended to be a gate for families or students, so only itinerant staff and subs will be given the code – which will change frequently. If you exit through that gate without closing it, that action puts our students at risk. Starting this week, the large green front gate is no longer open for K or TK pick up. K and TK families have been provided with a code that will open the after-hours pedestrian gate only between 1:30 and 1:50 pm. PTA President Heidi Vega Aimonetti and Principal Orum are meeting with CREST staff this week to follow up with concerns about campus access afterschool. Edison to JAMS Immersion Transition Meeting – This Thursday (3/15) at 6:00 pm, join Principal Richardson, Maestra Kusion, Counselor Cowgill and others in the cafeteria for a discussion about the immersion program at JAMS.

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LCAP, CSSP AND SPSA, OH MY! Those of us who do not speak English as a first language are often confounded by way English speakers take the initials of several words and treat it as a new word. For example, BTW for “By the Way,” and FYI for “For Your Information.” Sometimes, these initials can actually be pronounced as words and we use them as proper names! These initialisms and acronyms make interpreting challenging! Tuesday evening, March 13, we held an evening briefing dealing several acronyms/initialisms that are important in the life of our school -- the LCAP, CSSP and the SPSA! If you weren’t able to attend, here is a brief overview. The LCAP is the Local Control Accountability Plan and is three-year plan (with annual updates) that school districts develop to let the state know their improvement goals and how they intend to spend state funding. The LCAP must address eight different state priority areas. The SMMUSD LCAP has distilled those eight areas into three goals: 1) All graduates are ready for college and careers; 2) English Learners will become proficient in English while engaging in rigorous standardsaligned core curriculum; and 3) All students engage in schools that are safe, wellmaintained and family-friendly. SMMUSD is preparing for revisions in the LCAP and our meeting on March 13 was a briefing so families can offer informed input. Superintendent Ben Drati is also conducting a community meeting to review the LCAP plan and progress and seek input for next year’s plan on 3/23 - 6-7:30 pm in the Will Rogers Cafeteria. Submit ideas using “Let’s Talk” on the SMMUSD website. The Edison SPSA, or the Single Plan for Student Achievement, is a site-specific plan (also updated annually) that sets goals, describes strategies, and assigns budget resources from our Title I and Stretch Grants to achieve them. The Edison Site Council develops the SPSA with input from stakeholders. Goals must be related to the District LCAP goals, but address site specific priorities and challenges. Edison SPSA Goals are: 1) To build the foundation for college- and career-readiness by increasing the percentage of all groups of students who meet or exceed standards in English Language Arts and Mathematics; 2) To increase the percentage of English Learners who meet or exceed grade level standards in English and simultaneously reduce the percentage who are far below standards; and 3) To operate a safe, family-friendly school with an emphasis on developing engaged, culturally competent students with the skills to manage problems and their own learning. Our briefing on 3/13 was designed to prepare families to provide input on the 2018-19 plan beginning in April. Finally, the CSSP, or Comprehensive School Safety Plan, is our plan for providing a school that is physically and emotionally safe for students and a detailed for a wide variety of emergency situations. The CSSP is developed in January of each year with input from stakeholders and approved by the Edison Site Council. MARCH 22 5th Grade Tour of JAMS 8:30 am departure

MARCH 23 Noche de Cesar Chavez, 6:00 pm

SPRING BREAK March 25 – April 6

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ANUNCIOS Todavía estamos buscando algunos actores – Estudiantes de 5º grado y cualquier padres interesados – para presentar una obra de Teatro Campesino sobre los trabajadores de granjas el 23 de marzo en la Noche de César Chávez. Por favor comuníquense con Martha en martha@sparcinla.org. Marzo es el Mes de la Historia de la Mujer– Miren la galería de Edison de retratos de mujeres quienes han trabajado para promover paz y justicia colgados en la cafetería. Originalmente pintados por maestra Martha y un grupo de estudiantes de 5º grado, estas pinturas están instaladas permanente en nuestra pared para recordarnos a todos de sus contribuciones. ¿Conocen a estas mujeres y sus historias? ¿Qué otras mujeres deberíamos agregar a la galería? Informes de Seguridad– Gracias a todos los quienes asistieron al cafecito con la Directora la semana pasada. Nuestra discusión fue principalmente sobre seguridad y acceso a la escuela. Hemos cambiado el código del portón del personal que entra del estacionamiento en la Kansas a la escuela. Todo el personal ahora abrirá este portón con su llave. El propósito de este portón no es de ser un portón para familias ni estudiantes, así es que solamente a personal itinerante o suplentes se les dará el código – el cual cambiará frecuentemente. Si ustedes salen por ese portón sin cerrarlo, esa acción pone a nuestros estudiantes a riesgo. Comenzando esta semana, el portón grande y verde enfrente ya no se abrirá durante el tiempo de recoger a los estudiantes de Kindergarten y TK. Las familias de K y TK han recibido un código que abrirá el portón de peatones solamente entre la 1:30 y 1:50 p.m. La Presidenta de la PTA Heidi Vega Aimonetti y la Directora Orum se reunirán con el personal de CREST esta semana para seguir con las preocupaciones sobre el acceso a la escuela después de clases. Reunión de Transición de Inmersión de Edison a JAMS –Este jueves (3/15) a las 6:00 pm, acompañen al Director Richardson, Maestra Kusion, Consejero Cowgill y otros en la cafetería para una discusión sobre el programa de Inmersión en JAMS

DE LA MESA DE LA DIRECTORA: ¡LCAP, CSSP Y SPSA, AY AY AY! Nosotros quienes no hablamos inglés como nuestro primer idioma frecuentemente nos confundimos por la manera en que los quienes hablan inglés toman las siglas de varias palabras y lo tratan como una palabra nueva. Por ejemplo, PC para “Por Cierto,” y PSI para “Para Su Información.” ¡A veces, estas siglas actualmente pueden pronunciarse como palabras y las usamos como nombres verdaderos! ¡Estos acrónimos hacen las interpretaciones un reto! ¡El martes, 13 de marzo por la tarde tuvimos una reunión informativa que se trató de varios acrónimos que son muy importantes en la vida de nuestra escuela – el LCAP, CSSP, y el SPSA! Si no pudieron asistir, aquí hay un breve resumen. El LCAP es el Plan de Control de Contabilidad Local y es un plan de tres años (con actualizaciones anuales) que los distritos escolares desarrollan para avisarle al estado de sus metas de mejoramiento y cómo piensan gastar los fondos del estado. El LCAP debe responder a ocho áreas de prioridades del estado: 1) Todos los graduados estén listos para el colegio y carreras; 2) Estudiantes Aprendiendo inglés serán proficientes en el inglés mientras se comprometen en un curso de estudios rigorosos alineado con las normas centrales; y 3) Todos los estudiantes se comprometen en escuelas que son seguras, bien mantenidas y amigables a las familias. SMMUSD está preparando para revisiones en el LCAP y nuestra reunión el 13 de marzo fue un resumen para que las familias pudieran ofrecer ideas informadas. El Superintendente Ben Drati también está conduciendo una reunión comunitaria para revisar el plan de LCAP y su progreso y buscar opiniones para el plan del próximo año el 3/23 de 6-7:30 pm en la cafetería de Will Rogers. Entreguen sus ideas usando “Let’s Talk” en la página de internet de SMMUSD. El SPSA de Edison, o el Plan Único de Rendimiento Estudiantil, es un plan específico a cada escuela (también actualizado anualmente) que pone metas, describe estrategias, y asigna recursos de presupuestos de nuestro Título I y Becas de Expansión para lograrlas. El Concilio Escolar de Edison desarrolla el SPSA con opiniones de personas de interés. Las metas deben ser relacionadas a las metas del Distrito de LCAP, pero responder a prioridades y retos específicos de la escuela. Las Metas SPSA de Edison son 1) Crear la fundación para estar listos para el colegio y carrera aumentando el porcentaje de todos los grupos de estudiantes quienes cumplen o exceden normas en Artes de Lenguaje en Inglés y Matemáticas; 2) Aumentar el porcentaje de Estudiantes Aprendiendo Inglés quienes cumplen o exceden las normas del nivel de grado en inglés y simultáneamente reducir el porcentaje de los que estén muy debajo de las normas; y 3) Trabajar una escuela segura, amigable a las familias con un énfasis en desarrollar estudiantes comprometidos, culturalmente competentes con las habilidades de resolver problemas y su propio aprendizaje. Nuestro resumen el 3/13 fue diseñado para preparar a las familias para que den opiniones en el plan del 2018-19 comenzando en abril. Finalmente, el CSSP, o el Plan Comprensivo de Seguridad Escolar, es nuestro plan para proveer una escuela que es físicamente y emocionalmente segura para los estudiantes y detalles para una amplia variedad de situaciones de emergencia. El CSSP es creado en enero de cada año con opiniones de personas de interés y aprobado por el Concilio Escolar de Edison.

22 de marzo 5º Grado Visita JAMS Salen a las 8:30 am

23 de marzo Noche de César Chávez, 6:00 pm

Vacaciones de Primavera 25 de marzo – 6 de abril

Simple, Healthy Meals for Children’s Brain Health and Development with Debra Delson, C.C.N** 7 Day Rotation Menu for the Family • Menu plan for one week to be rotated. • Best ways to eat to optimize brain health and development for our children. • Easy rotation breakfast (10 mins or less) • Easy rotation lunch (10 mins or less) • Easy rotation dinner (30 mins or less) When: Wednesday, March 21st (PTA Association Meeting) Time: Talk will begin at 8:45am till 9:45am Where: Edison Cafetorium Who: Debra Delson, C.C.N, Delson Wellness Institute **Debra Delson is a clinical nutritionist – and an Edison parent! Prior to her career as a nutritionist she worked as a macrobiotic chef formulating and preparing meals and meal plans for patients undergoing chemotherapy and chronic diseases. She uses her knowledge of foods to help patients make realistic meal plans and set goals that are attainable, no matter your current lifestyle and food likes.

Simples y saludables comidas para el desarrollo de un cerebro sano en los niños, con Debra Delson, C.C.N** Menú de rotación semanal para la Familia • Plan alimenticio semanal que puede ser rotado. • Comer mejor para optimizar el desarollo saludable del cerebro en nuestros niños. • Desayunos de fácil rotación (10 mins o menos) • Almuerzos de fácil rotación (10 mins o menos) • Cenas de fácil rotación (30 mins o menos) Cuándo: Miércoles, 21 de marzo (Reunión de la Asociación de la PTA) Hora: La charla comenzará a las 8:45am hasta 9:45am Dónde: Cafetería de Edison Quién: Debra Delson, Nutricionista Clínica Certificada, Delson Wellness Institute **Debra Delson es una nutricionista clínica - ¡y una madre de Edison! Antes de iniciar su carrera como nutricionista, trabajó como chef macrobiótica desarrollando y preprando comidas y planes alimenticios para pacietes en tratamientos de quimioterapia o con enfermedades crónicas. Utiliza sus conocimientos sobre los alimentos para ayudar a los pacientes a desarrollar planes de alimentación realistas y colocar metas alcanzables, sin importar su tipo de vida o gustos alimenticios.

Brick City Engineers w/LEGO Spring Camp Let's build a CITY! What would a city be without architects and engineers who come up with the ideas, plans, and building skills to make it all come together? Campers will put their engineering and architecture skills to work as they build city-themed models using LEGO® Bricks. The sky's the limit when campers are challenged to use their own ideas and skills to build a skyscraper taller than their heads! They'll have a blast using custom-built cars to move the people of the city all around town brick-by-brick. Camp is for boys and girls ages 5-10. INSTRUCTOR: Bricks 4 Kidz DATES & TIME: March 26-30 | Mon-Fri | 8:30 am-12:30 pm Activity #1900.136 FEES: Residents: $215 | Non-residents: $247 Materials: $20 LOCATION: Memorial Park Craft Room 1401 Olympic Blvd., Santa Monica, 90403

REGISTER AT: SMGOV.NET/RESERVE City of Santa Monica | Community Classes Office 1450 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90401 Phone: (310) 458-2239 | Fax: (310) 899-0840 Email: communityclasses@smgov.net

“Our son had such a great time at your camp, he wants to come back every week. It’s literally all he talks about.” – Parent of 2017 camper “Bricks 4 Kidz is different because there’s model plans to follow, but then you get to create with your MIND.” – 2016 camper, age 7

LA SPANISH SCHOOL Spanish Spring Camp 2018 (3 - 10 yrs) Children are invited to experience the richness of the Spanish language through fun activities involving cooking, art, dance, music, theatre, sports, yoga, gardening flowers and vegetables in our own garden and more! Children are divided in groups by age and skill level. All levels are welcome. Please bring a snack, lunch, and water. $25 non refundable cash material fee payable to instructor on first day. FEES: Residents: $363 Non-residents: $417 LOCATION: Euclid Park 1525 Euclid St. Santa Monica, CA 90404

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REGISTER AT: SMGOV.NET/RESERVE City of Santa Monica | Community Classes Office 1450 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90401 Phone: (310) 458-2239 | Fax: (310) 899-0840 Email: communityclasses@smgov.net

www.laspanishschool.com

Since 2003

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$15 off, use code: flyerpb18 www.planetbravo.com | 310-443-7607 | facebook.com/planetbravo Please be advised that this event or promotion is not sponsored by the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District and is not part of any school program or curriculum. No District personnel will be present to supervise students who attend this event or promotional activity. The District does not endorse this event or promotion and has not approved or qualified the vendor(s) involved in the advertised activity.

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- YouTubers Workshop - 2D Animation - Coding 101 ...and so much more!

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Five affordable weeks of non-stop fun, exploring and creating! June 18 - July 20, 2018 8:30 am - 12:30 pm daily

at Roosevelt Elementary School

For students entering TK-5

$550 for full-morning program Early Bird Discount! Sign up by April 13th and pay only $525. Scholarships available for qualifying students. Childcare available before and after for additional fee.

Registration opens March 19

online at www.summer-adventure.org or in person at the District Office: March 19 & 20, 8:00am - 2:00pm and 10:00am - 2:00pm every Monday - Thursday starting March 21

Questions? Barry Yates, Principal 310.450.8338 x70420 elementary@summer-adventure.org Sponsored by

ENROLLMENT INFORMATION: Grade level is determined by the student’s grade as of August 2018. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis, beginning March 19. Classes are offered subject to enrollment and are limited to 20-25 students. Confirmation of classes will be sent out starting in late April. Enrollment continues as long as space is available. FEES: Tuition for full program is $550 per child (or $525 if you register by April 13). Some classes have a materials fee in addition to the tuition that is non-refundable and non-transferable after May 15. ALL FEES MUST BE PAID BY MAY 15. Make checks payable to: Santa Monica-Malibu Council of PTAs. No students are allowed to attend class without full payment. Bank-returned checks are subject to a $25 fee and will disqualify the student from the program until a cash payment is received. A non-refundable, non-transferable $6 perstudent convenience fee is charged when a credit card is used. REFUND POLICY: Full refund less $75 handling fee if cancellation is received by May 15. NO REFUNDS AFTER MAY 15. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION: Scholarships are only considered for students enrolled in SMMUSD for August 2018. Scholarship prices apply to the full program; they are not pro-rated. If your student is enrolled in the free or reduced lunch program, please submit a copy of your student’s eligibility notification letter with your registration no later than May 1. If you do not have your letter, please contact Patsy Herschberger in SMMUSD Food Services to obtain a new copy (310-450-8338 x70228 or pherschberger@smmusd.org). For students NOT on free or reduced lunch, a scholarship application may be requested from the Summer Adventure Office or accessed online at summer-adventure.org. The minimum scholarship rate of $75 is due with your Summer Adventure application. Late applications will be accepted at the discretion of the Principal. CHILD CARE: SMMUSD’s Child Development Services will offer child care from 7:00am to 8:30am and 12:30pm to 6:00pm daily. For more information, see attachment, visit www.smmusd.org/CDS or call Sharon Lee, 310-399-5865 x79523.

FULL-MORNING PROGRAMS

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AN ANIMAL A DAY #010 Transitional Kindergarten & Kindergarten Join our summer safari as we travel through oceans, jungles, forests and farms to meet an animal a day. We will practice letters and sounds, counting and patterns and learn about animal habitats as we circle the globe to find some animal friends. On the way, we will meet live animals and explore reading, writing, math, science, social studies, cooking, sculpting, painting, puppets and music to learn fun facts about the animal world! Materials fee $20 Elayne Borenstein

KINDERMASTERS #020 Kindergarten If you are excited and ready for Kindergarten learning, then this is the class for YOU! We will have fun with letters and sounds, review sight words and make fun projects, including kooky crafts and quicky, snicky snacks. Literacy-rich activities, phonemic awareness, reading, writing and social science activity centers will be part of our daily routine. Materials fee $15 David Petrilyak

YOUNG YOGIS #030 Grades K-1 Stand tall like a tree! Bend like a cat! As young yogis, you will learn strategies to help you navigate your world. You will practice yoga, movement, mindfulness, inclusion and empathy in a fun and active environment that includes reading, music, calendar, journal writing, art and social skills. Materials fee $20 Danielle Royer

INSPIRED BY NATURE #040 Grades K-1 Experience the wonders of nature through hands-on explorations, guided observations and inspired art projects. We will celebrate the outside world through a wide variety of literature, art, music, songs and age-appropriate games. Join us as we explore nature while having fun! Materials fee $10 Liz Franchi

BOOK COOKS #050 Grades K-1 Book Cooks will whet the physical and mental appetites of young readers. We will spend 3-4 days diving into a new book, studying the story elements, focusing on vocabulary and writing a response. We will then finish the book with a culminating cooking activity that aligns with the story! We will focus primarily on fiction titles at a variety of reading levels to engage all students, as we feed our brains and our bellies! Materials fee $15 Holly Hodges

EXPLORATIONS IN MATH, ART AND LITERACY #060 Grade 1 Explore “FUN”-damental math concepts, express yourself as an artist and learn to LOVE reading and writing! Dig into foundational math ideas such as counting, geometry, place value and early problem-solving. Join us as we explore multimedia art. Delight in poetry, fiction and non-fiction books as we use these texts to mentor our journey through writing in a variety of genres. Come join the fun! Materials fee $10 Stefanie Mathewson

PRIMARY OCEANOGRAPHY #070 Grades 1-2 This very popular class is back for another year! Taught by a team of three experienced primary teachers, this course is an indepth study of sea life. You will attend research trips to the library and the Santa Monica Pier and even have visits from real marine scientists, all in order to gather knowledge and have hands-on experiences with sea life. You will be encouraged to apply your knowledge of sea life in a variety of activities: sea life stories, sea life riddles, pop-up books, and under-the-sea murals, just to name a few! Math and science will be integrated throughout the program. Teachers will adjust instruction to challenge and motivate individual learning needs. Don’t miss the fun! Materials fee $20 Cynthia Thatcher, Rebecca Urias, Emma Fujiwara

NOTICE: THE TEACHER INDICATED AFTER EACH CLASS DESCRIPTION IS TENTATIVE AND ALL CLASS OFFERINGS DEPEND ON ENROLLMENT.

PERIOD I

8:30 AM – 9:40 AM

MAKER-SPACE: STEAM THROUGH THE SUMMER #101 Grades 2-3 Do you like to tinker? Do you like to invent and create new things? This is the class for you! You will be encouraged to create something unique that has never been seen before. For part of each week, you will have the freedom to explore your own interests and come up with projects you would like to create. For the remainder of each week, you will work with a partner or team to solve a variety of Scientific, Technological, Engineering, Artistic and Mathematical problems. We will be cooking, building, creating and solving challenges using Lego®, K’Nex®, computers and recycled materials. Join us for an action-packed, fun-filled experience and STEAM through the summer! Materials fee $20 Lori Alexander, Carl Avitia-Witt

BASKETBALL FOR BEGINNERS #102 Grades 2-3 This class welcomes all beginners who want to learn the fundamentals of basketball by working on their skills through drills, while learning to defend and scrimmage amongst each other. You will also learn teamwork and good sportsmanship, and stay fit at the same time! Materials fee $15 Paul Kumasaka

AMAZING ART #103 Grades 2-5 Join this class to learn about the seven elements of art design: line, shape, texture, color, value, form and space. You will observe and discuss how famous and contemporary artists used these basic concepts of art design in their works. We will incorporate a variety of materials in our projects, including crayon, marker, paint, pastels, yarn and paper. You will express yourself and have fun while creating your own personal drawings, paintings, collages, weavings and sculptures. Be an artistic star ̶ join us and make Amazing Art! Materials fee $15 Stephanie Neumann

LET’S DANCE #104 Grades 2-5 Dance! Dance! Dance! We’ll make your “Hands Clap” because Westside’s finest dancers never fail to impress. You will experience the power of creative dance while developing confidence, problem-solving, perseverance and collaboration. You will choreograph and perform your creations. Everyone is welcome and no experience is necessary. Come join us for summer fun and show your moves. Let’s dance! Materials fee $5 Linda Brown

STORIES THAT POP UP! #105 Grades 2-5 Express yourself with words and 3-D pop-ups! Awaken the creative writer and artist within you! Once you learn the basic steps for making pop-ups using all kinds of crafty materials, you can create your own designs. Use your imagination in new ways to illustrate your stories. Write better paragraphs with captivating details that actually jump off the page. Have fun improving your essential writing skills. Our summer session will culminate with a writers and artists showcase for families to attend. Freedom of expression is your key to Stories That Pop Up! Materials fee $15 Ila Sender

BRICKS 4 KIDZ #106 Grades 2-5 In this class, you will learn, build and play with LEGO® bricks and be introduced to basic principles of architecture and engineering, building self-confidence while having fun. Bricks 4 Kidz teachers lead a discussion related to that day’s model, using materials designed by educators to teach STEM concepts across a variety of subject areas. Themes will include models from Super Heroes, Transportation Timeline, Extreme Ninjas and Brick City Engineers. This class will conclude with a special EXTREME EXPEDITION week. Teams will search the globe for bricks and other resources necessary to construct a base in the Himalayan Mountains, while facing survival challenges and the forces of nature. All team members will receive a mini-figure and a special mini-model to take home following your completion of the challenge! Materials fee $15 Autumn Moss-Peñaloza

PERIOD I (cont’d.)

8:30 AM – 9:40 AM

MATH GAME MANIA #107 Grades 2-5 Enrich your math skills in addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, number sense, money and problem-solving. We will also improve our critical thinking while playing with dice, cards and math puzzles. Fridays are Math Mania days, where we play any of the games we have learned and win prizes. The class ends with designing your own board game. Improve your math skills while having fun! Materials fee $5 Rosio Medina

PE AVENGERS HAVING FUN! #108 Grades 2-5 We will play and build skills through a variety of PE games that are demonstrated throughout the school year. All our favorite games are designed to build sportsmanship, teamwork, cooperation, skills and FUN! We will play games from SPARK® PE, part of the current SMMUSD district-wide curriculum. New games and skills will be introduced as well. The importance of daily aerobic activity, improving athleticism, warming up, staying hydrated, cooling down and maintaining a positive attitude will be emphasized. Materials fee $20 Tony Murphy

WORLD TRAVEL THROUGH ART, #109 LANGUAGE AND FOOD Grades 2-5 All aboard, Air Roosevelt! We’ll travel to five different continents during our five-week summer journey, including Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia and the Americas! We will become “world travelers,” learning about a variety of countries and cultures through art, language, music, geography and sampling delicious entrees and snacks. At the end of our travels, you will walk away with a “passport” packed with helpful phrases and delicious, kidfriendly recipes.

EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT! #110 Grades 3-4 Join this rich reading experience as an incoming 3rd or 4th grader, where literature comes alive and you will grow as a reader! You will learn what good readers do by participating in whole class read-alouds, small group literature circles, book club/novel groups and a variety of independent reading activities. Technology, art, cooking, science, drama and a variety of music will be incorporated into our activities, keeping us engaged and reading! Materials fee $15 Audra Radcliffe

NOTE: Foods served are often non-gluten free and may contain animal products. Parents of children with severe allergies are cautioned.

Materials fee $40

Akiko Gooden

PROJECT CIRCUIT #111 Grades 3-5 Project Circuit is an introduction to the amazing world of electrical engineering. We will work in small groups to build circuits, starting with simple circuits and gradually building towards more complex and sophisticated circuits. With each project and challenge, we will be reading, planning, connecting, testing and revising, all while having fun! Materials fee $10 Jeremy Munson

ACTING-DRAMA #112 & #210 **This is a two-period class.** Grades 3-5 Working with simple scripts, you will learn the basics of acting and staging a production. Over the course of five weeks, we will memorize lines, learn how to “block” scenes, and become familiar with the basics of the rehearsal process and working on a stage. During the final week we will perform two short plays for an audience! Materials fee $20 (total for 2 periods) Faron Isom

PERIOD I (cont’d.) BUY OR SELL? STOCK MARKET SIMULATION #113 Grades 3-5 If someone gave you $150,000, what would you do with it? In this fast-paced class, you will team up to learn about the stock market and create a personal investment portfolio. Each team will virtually invest $150,000 in various stocks, while learning to track the progress of your investments using a variety of math skills. You will examine and monitor your profits and losses to determine if you should buy or sell, while reinforcing your math skills and having fun. Instruction will be adjusted to challenge and motivate the individual learning needs of all students. Materials fee $5 Stacy Spehn DIGITAL STORYTELLING #115 Grades 3-5 Are you a creatively-minded, tech-savvy kid looking for tons of fun? Join us and you’ll be given an opportunity to learn and master the art of storytelling using animation technology and digital tools! Come work in cooperative, story interest groups and use animation programs such as Claymation®, Storyboard Generator®, Go-Animate®, FRAMES 5® and Stop Motion® movies to perfect and publish your work. You will receive a GoAnimation® license to use for the year, as well as a flash drive or DVD to take home with your creations to share and enjoy. Are you ready to be a digital star? Materials fee $10 Deborah Talbott

PERIOD II

8:30 AM – 9:40 AM FUN MATH GAMES #114 Grades 3-5 We will have fun while gaining confidence in mathematics. You will sharpen your number sense and build math proficiency while playing a variety of board games that require addition, subtraction, multiplication, as well as higher-level problemsolving skills. Materials fee $5 Christine Brewer

NOTICE: THE TEACHER INDICATED AFTER EACH CLASS DESCRIPTION IS TENTATIVE AND ALL CLASS OFFERINGS DEPEND ON ENROLLMENT.

9:55 AM – 11:05 AM

MAKER-SPACE: STEAM THROUGH THE SUMMER #201 Grades 2-4 Do you like to tinker? Do you like to invent and create new things? This is the class for you! You will be encouraged to create something unique that has never been seen before. For part of each week, you will have the freedom to explore your own interests and come up with projects you would like to create. For the remainder of each week, you will work with a partner or team to solve a variety of Scientific, Technological, Engineering, Artistic and Mathematical problems. We will be cooking, building, creating and solving challenges using Lego®, K’Nex®, computers and recycled materials. Join us for an action-packed, fun-filled experience and STEAM through the summer! Materials fee $20 Lori Alexander, Carl Avitia-Witt

AMAZING ART #202 Grades 2-5 Join this class to learn about the seven elements of art design: line, shape, texture, color, value, form and space. You will observe and discuss how famous and contemporary artists used these basic concepts of art design in their works. We will incorporate a variety of materials in our projects, including crayon, marker, paint, pastels, yarn and paper. You will express yourself and have fun while creating your own personal drawings, paintings, collages, weavings and sculptures. Be an artistic star – join us and make Amazing Art! Materials fee $15 Stephanie Neumann

LET’S DANCE #203 Grades 2-5 Dance! Dance! Dance! We’ll make your “Hands Clap” because Westside’s finest dancers never fail to impress. You will experience the power of creative dance while developing confidence, problem-solving, perseverance and collaboration. You will choreograph and perform your creations. Everyone is welcome and no experience is necessary. Come join us for summer fun and show your moves. Let’s dance! Materials fee $5 Linda Brown

STORIES THAT POP UP! #204 Grades 2-5 Express yourself with words and 3-D pop-ups! Awaken the creative writer and artist within you! Once you learn the basic steps for making pop-ups using all kinds of crafty materials, you can create your own designs. Use your imagination in new ways to illustrate your stories. Write better paragraphs with captivating details that actually jump off the page. Have fun improving your essential writing skills. Our summer session will culminate with a writers and artists showcase for families to attend. Freedom of expression is your key to Stories That Pop Up! Materials fee $15 Ila Sender

PERIOD II (cont’d.) HEROES, MONSTERS AND MYTHS #205 Grades 2-5 Journey back in time 2,500 years. You will be introduced to the world of Ancient Greece, where monsters had snakes for hair and heroes were stronger than lions. We will recreate our favorite Greek myths into comics, sculptures, mosaics, masks, stories and more! We will finish the summer with our version of the first Summer Olympic Games! Grab your suitcase and let’s go! Materials fee $15 Rosio Medina

BRICKS 4 KIDZ #207 Grades 2-5 In this class, you will learn, build and play with LEGO® bricks and be introduced to basic principles of architecture and engineering, building self-confidence while having fun. Bricks 4 Kidz teachers lead a discussion related to that day’s model, using materials designed by educators to teach STEM concepts across a variety of subject areas. Themes will include models from Super Heroes, Transportation Timeline, Extreme Ninjas and Brick City Engineers. This class will conclude with a special EXTREME EXPEDITION week. Teams will search the globe for bricks and other resources necessary to construct a base in the Himalayan Mountains, while facing survival challenges and the forces of nature. All team members will receive a mini-figure and a special mini-model to take home following your completion of the challenge! Materials fee $15 Autumn Moss-Peñaloza PROJECT CIRCUIT #209 Grades 3-5 Project Circuit is an introduction to the amazing world of electrical engineering. We will work in small groups to build circuits, starting with simple circuits and gradually building towards more complex and sophisticated circuits. With each project and challenge, we will be reading, planning, connecting, testing and revising, all while having fun! Materials fee $10 Jeremy Munson VIDEO GAME NARRATION #211 & #311 **This is a two-period class.** Grades 3-5 Have you ever imagined what it would be like to create your own video game? Jump into the exciting world of video games as you assume the role of concept designer. Through narrative writing, you will draft a proposal for a video game that includes a setting with detailed characters, a thrilling plot and overarching theme. You will narrate your opening scene using a storyboard and, through the use of coding, create your opening scene to showcase your project. Materials fee $5 (total for 2 periods) Stacy Spehn

9:55 AM – 11:05 AM PE AVENGERS HAVING FUN! #206 Grades 2-5 We will play and build skills through a variety of PE games that are demonstrated throughout the school year. All our favorite games are designed to build sportsmanship, teamwork, cooperation, skills and FUN! We will play games from SPARK® PE, part of the current SMMUSD district-wide curriculum. New games and skills will be introduced as well. The importance of daily aerobic activity, improving athleticism, warming up, staying hydrated, cooling down and maintaining a positive attitude will be emphasized. Materials fee $20 Tony Murphy WORLD TRAVEL THROUGH ART, #208 LANGUAGE AND FOOD Grades 2-5 All aboard, Air Roosevelt! We’ll travel to five different continents during our five-week summer journey, including Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia and the Americas! We will become “world travelers,” learning about a variety of countries and cultures through art, language, music, geography and sampling delicious entrees and snacks. At the end of our travels, you will walk away with a “passport” packed with helpful phrases and delicious, kidfriendly recipes. NOTE: Foods served are often non-gluten free and may contain animal products. Parents of children with severe allergies are cautioned. Materials fee $40 Akiko Gooden

ACTING-DRAMA #112 & #210 **This is a two-period class.** Grades 3-5 Working with simple scripts, you will learn the basics of acting and staging a production. Over the course of five weeks, we will memorize lines, learn how to “block” scenes, and become familiar with the basics of the rehearsal process and working on a stage. During the final week we will perform two short plays for an audience! Materials fee $20 (total for 2 periods) Faron Isom PLAY BALL #212 Grades 3-5 This intermediate class is for all basketball players wishing to polish their skills by participating in team scrimmages. Learn the value of teamwork, sportsmanship, skill drills and face strong competition while having fun. Materials fee $15 Paul Kumasaka

PERIOD II (cont’d.) THEATER PRODUCTION WORKSHOP #213 & #313 **This is a two-period class.** Grades 3-5 Students will form a Summer Adventure Theater Company to produce and star in a series of scenes from popular children’s shows. We will make our own props, posters and programs, and coordinate costumes. You will learn stage terminology and how to break down a script as an actor and as the producer, as you experience the rehearsal process from both onstage and backstage. We will present an informal performance for parents during the last week of Summer Adventure. Materials fee $20 (total for 2 periods) Christine Brewer EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT! #215 Grades 4-5 Join this rich reading experience as an incoming 4th or 5th grader, where literature comes alive and you will grow as a reader! You will learn what good readers do by participating in whole class read-alouds, small group literature circles, book club/novel groups and a variety of independent reading activities. Technology, art, cooking, science, drama and a variety of music will be incorporated into our activities, keeping us engaged and reading! Materials fee $15 Audra Radcliffe

PERIOD III

9:55 AM – 11:05 AM FINGERS WORK OUT WITH THE KEYBOARD #214 Grades 3-5 Ready, set, TYPE! Get your “digits” ready by learning how to position your fingers, sit with proper posture and learn to type. You will strengthen your digital knowledge by producing wordprocessed reports and projects with confidence and pride. You will also learn how to find fun, safe and grade-appropriate academic games that will keep you motivated, challenged and learning at the same time. You will also learn the basics of keyboarding that is essential for state testing. Materials fee $5 Deborah Talbott

NOTICE: THE TEACHER INDICATED AFTER EACH CLASS DESCRIPTION IS TENTATIVE AND ALL CLASS OFFERINGS DEPEND ON ENROLLMENT

11:20 AM – 12:30 PM

EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT! #301 Grades 2-3 Join this rich reading experience as an incoming 2nd or 3rd grader, where literature comes alive and you will grow as a reader! You will learn what good readers do by participating in whole class read-alouds, small group literature circles, book club/novel groups and a variety of independent reading activities. Technology, art, cooking, science, drama and a variety of music will be incorporated into our activities, keeping us engaged and reading! Materials fee $15 Audra Radcliffe

AMAZING ART #302 Grades 2-5 Join this class to learn about the seven elements of art design: line, shape, texture, color, value, form and space. You will observe and discuss how famous and contemporary artists used these basic concepts of art design in their works. We will incorporate a variety of materials in our projects, including crayon, marker, paint, pastels, yarn and paper. You will express yourself and have fun while creating your own personal drawings, paintings, collages, weavings and sculptures. Be an artistic star – join us and make Amazing Art! Materials fee $15 Stephanie Neumann

LET’S DANCE #303 Grades 2-5 Dance! Dance! Dance! We’ll make your “Hands Clap” because Westside’s finest dancers never fail to impress. You will experience the power of creative dance while developing confidence, problem-solving, perseverance and collaboration. You will choreograph and perform your creations. Everyone is welcome and no experience is necessary. Come join us for summer fun and show your moves. Let’s dance! Materials fee $5 Linda Brown

THE MAGIC OF NUMBERS #304 Grades 2-5 Have you heard about the greatest number ever discovered? Do you know the trick with 9s? Improve your basic math skills beyond your grade level, using a variety of fun math activities. Challenge yourself to figure out math puzzles using logic and reasoning. We will practice mental math and computation, use critical-thinking skills, play dice games, play money math, solve algebra problems and engage in math art projects and games. You may choose to do class activities with partners or in small groups. Strengthen your confidence in problem-solving as you apply your knowledge to create your own math game board. The Mathematical Mystery Tour is waiting to take you to The Magic of Numbers! Materials fee $10 Ila Sender

PERIOD III (cont’d.)

11:20 AM – 12:30 PM

BRICKS 4 KIDZ #305 Grades 2-5 In this class, you will learn, build and play with LEGO® bricks and be introduced to basic principles of architecture and engineering, building self-confidence while having fun. Bricks 4 Kidz teachers lead a discussion related to that day’s model, using materials designed by educators to teach STEM concepts across a variety of subject areas. Themes will include models from Super Heroes, Transportation Timeline, Extreme Ninjas and Brick City Engineers. This class will conclude with a special EXTREME EXPEDITION week. Teams will search the globe for bricks and other resources necessary to construct a base in the Himalayan Mountains, while facing survival challenges and the forces of nature. All team members will receive a mini-figure and a special mini-model to take home following your completion of the challenge! Materials fee $15 Autumn Moss-Peñaloza

HEROES, MONSTERS AND MYTHS #306 Grades 2-5 Journey back in time 2,500 years. You will be introduced to the world of Ancient Greece, where monsters had snakes for hair and heroes were stronger than lions. We will recreate our favorite Greek myths into comics, sculptures, mosaics, masks, stories and more. We will finish the summer with our version of the first Summer Olympic Games. Grab your suitcase and let’s go! Materials fee $15 Rosio Medina

BASKETBALL SKILLS FOR THRILLS! #307 Grades 2-5 Come learn essential basketball skills and fundamentals while making new friends! We will play games that reinforce teamwork while promoting a positive attitude and sportsmanship. Rules, hustling, encouragement and FUN will be emphasized. We will use age-appropriate basketballs and courts. Basketball is a great sport that you can enjoy for a lifetime! Materials fee $20 Tony Murphy

WORLD TRAVEL THROUGH ART, #308 LANGUAGE AND FOOD Grades 2-5 All aboard, Air Roosevelt! We’ll travel to five different continents during our five-week summer journey, including Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia and the Americas! We will become “world travelers,” learning about a variety of countries and cultures through art, language, music, geography and sampling delicious entrees and snacks. At the end of our travels, you will walk away with a “passport” packed with helpful phrases and delicious, kidfriendly recipes. NOTE: Foods served are often non-gluten free and may contain animal products. Parents of children with severe allergies are cautioned.

Materials fee $40

Akiko Gooden

CREATIVE WRITING ILLUSTRATED #309 Grades 3-5 In this class, you will be provided with guided instruction for writing short stories and poetry, following the four-step process of drafting, editing, revising and final edition. Illustrations to enhance each story and poem will be encouraged. You will produce a portfolio of completed works to share with family and friends. Materials fee $20 Faron Isom

INTRODUCTION TO TENNIS…1, 2, 3 #310 Grades 3-5 This class is an introductory course that teaches you the basics of tennis. These basics include proper grip, racquet control, ball control, body control, movement and footwork, forehand, backhand and volley. As skills progress, you will play your way towards rally games and learn how to keep score. An appropriately sized racquet will be provided for you. Materials fee $10 Jeremy Munson

VIDEO GAME NARRATION #211 & #311 **This is a two-period class.** Grades 3-5 Have you ever imagined what it would be like to create your own video game? Jump into the exciting world of video games as you assume the role of concept designer. Through narrative writing, you will draft a proposal for a video game that includes a setting with detailed characters, a thrilling plot and overarching theme. You will narrate your opening scene using a storyboard and, through the use of coding, create your opening scene to showcase your project. Materials fee $5 (total for 2 periods) Stacy Spehn

WELCOME, ALL SOCCER PLAYERS #312 Grades 3-5 This class welcomes all beginning, intermediate and advanced players. Have fun interacting in skills drills, passing, dribbling and scoring lots of goals. Enjoy playing soccer while learning teamwork and sportsmanship, as well as getting some exercise. Materials fee $15 Paul Kumasaka

PERIOD III (cont’d.) THEATER PRODUCTION WORKSHOP #213 & #313 **This is a two-period class.** Grades 3-5 Students will form a Summer Adventure Theater Company to produce and star in a series of scenes from popular children’s shows. We will make our own props, posters and programs and coordinate costumes. You will learn stage terminology and how to break down a script as an actor and as the producer, as you experience the rehearsal process from both onstage and backstage. We will present an informal performance for parents during the last week of Summer Adventure. Materials fee $20 (total for 2 periods) Christine Brewer MAKER-SPACE: STEAM THROUGH THE SUMMER #315 Grades 4-5 Do you like to tinker? Do you like to invent and create new things? This is the class for you! You will be encouraged to create something unique that has never been seen before. For part of each week, you will have the freedom to explore your own interests and come up with projects you would like to create. For the remainder of each week, you will work with a partner or team to solve a variety of Scientific, Technological, Engineering, Artistic and Mathematical problems. We will be cooking, building, creating and solving challenges using Lego®, K’Nex®, computers and recycled materials. Join us for an action-packed, fun-filled experience and STEAM through the summer! Materials fee $20 Lori Alexander, Carl Avitia-Witt

11:20 AM – 12:30 PM GCCSR EXPLORATIONS: #314 Gears, Coding, Circuits, Simple Machines & Robots Grades 3-5 This class will give you a hands-on experience creating various projects, with partners and teams, using gears, circuits, coding, simple machines and robotic materials. Groups will collaborate and rotate, on a weekly basis, to create unique inventions utilizing one of the five components. Your imagination will be challenged while having fun working together and thinking creatively. Materials fee $10 Deborah Talbott

NOTICE: THE TEACHER INDICATED AFTER EACH CLASS DESCRIPTION IS TENTATIVE AND ALL CLASS OFFERINGS DEPEND ON ENROLLMENT

APPLICATION Monday, June 18 – Friday, July 20, 2018 8:30 am – 12:30 pm (closed July 4)

AT ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 801 Montana Avenue, Santa Monica 90403 STUDENT’S NAME

GENDER

DATE OF BIRTH

GRADE IN AUGUST

HOME SCHOOL

AGE

Indicate the class number and title of your 1st and 2nd choices below (please note that some classes are full-morning classes). OFFICE USE ONLY

TIME

CHOICE

8:30-12:30 Full morning

1st

PERIOD I 8:30-9:40

1st

PERIOD II 9:55-11:05

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PERIOD III 11:20-12:30

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TITLE

ENROLLED

MATERIALS FEE

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DEPENDING ON ENROLLMENT, SOME CLASSES MAY BE CLOSED. WE WILL MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO ENROLL YOUR CHILD IN THE CLASS(ES) OF YOUR CHOICE.

AGREEMENT Please enroll my child in the Summer Adventure Program. Classes are offered subject to enrollment. Except when team taught, classes will be limited to no more than 25. Enrollment will continue until classes are full. Confirmation of classes will be sent to parent/guardian’s email or home address in late April. We charge $6 per student when a credit card is used for payment.  I have read and I accept the Tuition Refund Policy as outlined in the Summer Adventure brochure.  I plan to apply for a scholarship. I have read and I understand the process for scholarship application as outlined in the Summer Adventure brochure. CHECK ONE:  My child is currently enrolled in a SMMUSD school.  My child is new to SMMUSD but is already enrolled in a SMMUSD school for the 2018-19 school year.  My child is not enrolled in a SMMUSD school for the 2018-19 school year. Attached is his/her proof of age (birth certificate, passport, or similar official document). SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN _____________________________________ PRINT NAME __________________________________ DATE ____________ PAYMENT INFORMATION: Cash, Check, MasterCard or VISA card. Payment of FULL AMOUNT is required at time of registration. Enclosed is my payment of $550 (if received after April 13) or $525 (if received by April 13) for full program.

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Enclosed is my payment of $405 for 2 classes / $210 for 1 class.

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Enclosed are the materials fees (must be paid with application). Please include materials fees for first-choice classes. Enclosed is my payment of $75 (free lunch students) or $200 (reduced lunch students) plus materials fees, along with my student’s eligibility notification letter. My student is not on free or reduced lunch, but I would like to apply for a scholarship. Enclosed is my deposit of $75.

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I want to help by sponsoring a scholarship student. Enclosed is my tax-deductible contribution of:

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Credit card convenience fee of $6 per student, if applicable

$ TOTAL AMOUNT

CREDIT CARD PAYMENT

 MasterCard  VISA

Name on card (print)

Card number

Make CHECKS payable to: Santa Monica-Malibu Council of PTAs

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Expires: CVV (3-digit code)

Mail to: Summer Adventure, 1651 16th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90404 (310) 450-8338 x70420

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PLEASE COMPLETE BOTH SIDES OF THIS APPLICATION Deposit received Full payment received Materials fee received Materials fee received Amount owed Notes

Amount Amount Amount Credit card fee

OFFICE USE ONLY Check # Check # Check # Confirmation sent

Registered in childcare Siblings registered RF Date

STUDENT EMERGENCY CARD THIS DOCUMENT MUST BE FILLED OUT COMPLETELY AND SIGNED

AT ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NOTE: If your child is absent OR you know in advance that your child will miss any Summer Adventure days, please notify the office. Thank you. PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION

STUDENT’S LAST NAME

STUDENT’S FIRST NAME

ADDRESS

PRIMARY PHONE

CITY

ZIP

PARENT/GUARDIAN #1 NAME

DAYTIME PHONE

EVENING PHONE

EMAIL

PARENT/GUARDIAN #2 NAME

DAYTIME PHONE

EVENING PHONE

EMAIL

When parent(s)/guardian(s) cannot be reached, the office should contact and may release my child to the following: 1. NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE NUMBER

2. NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE NUMBER

List below (1) any medications being taken and when AND (2) any medical conditions, i.e., allergies, physical conditions. Please attach any additional information, if necessary. MEDICATIONS/WHEN

MEDICAL CONDITION

MEDICATIONS/WHEN

MEDICAL CONDITION

□ I do not give the Summer Adventure staff permission to photograph my child during the summer activities, for publicity use only, by Santa Monica-Malibu Council of PTAs and/or Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation.

□ My child requires adult supervision in addition to the Summer Adventure teacher. I will provide an adult qualified to provide this supervision at no cost to Summer Adventure. I understand that the supervision aide I provide must be approved in advance by Summer Adventure and that the approval process requires fingerprinting, a criminal background check and documentation that the aide does not carry TB, among other requirements established by SMMUSD. The supervision aide must comply with Summer Adventure and SMMUSD policies at all times while present at Summer Adventure.

PARENT/GUARDIAN’S APPROVAL AND STUDENT WAIVER ____________________________________ has my (our) permission to participate in the Summer Adventure program (the “Program”), Name of child

sponsored by the Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation (“SMMEF”) and the Santa Monica-Malibu Council of PTAs (“SMMPTA”), from June 18 to July 20, 2018, at Roosevelt Elementary School from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. daily. In consideration for my (our) child’s participation in the Program, I (we) assume all risks in connection with the child’s participation in the Program and agree to indemnify and hold harmless SMMEF, SMMPTA and the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (“SMMUSD”) from any claims and liabilities arising out of my (our) child’s participation in the Program. I (we) hereby forever waive, release, and discharge SMMEF, SMMPTA, SMMUSD, California State PTA (collectively, the “Released Organizations”), and any or all of their directors, officers, members, trustees, agents, employees, volunteers, any and all participants, owners, lessors and operators of the premises, and each of them, from all liability, claims, causes of action, demands for any damage, losses or injury to the student, the student’s property, or parent’s property of any kind or nature (collectively “liability”), arising out of participation in, or attendance at, the Program, and/or the employees of said organizations, including but not limited to losses caused by the passive or active negligence of the Released Organizations, and/or the employees of said organizations; provided, however, this waiver, release and discharge shall not apply to liability that arises from the gross negligence or willful misconduct of the Released Organizations. I do hereby certify that to the best of my (our) knowledge and belief, my (our) child is in good health. In case of illness or accident, permission is granted for emergency treatment to be administered. It is further understood and agreed that the undersigned will assume full responsibility for any such action, including payment of costs. I (we) hereby advise that the above-named child has had the following allergies or medicine reaction(s) which could limit participation, or unusual physical condition(s) which have been made known to a treating physician and may limit participation. Please make sure to include food allergies. If your child has no allergies, please write the word “NONE.” _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Signature of Parent/Guardian of Child Printed name of Parent/Guardian of Child Relationship to the Child Date 2. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Signature of Parent/Guardian of Child Printed name of Parent/Guardian of Child Relationship to the Child Date

Child Development Services EXTENDED DAY CHILD CARE FOR CHILDREN ATTENDING THE 2018 SUMMER ADVENTURE PROGRAM AT ROOSEVELT

Child Development Services will offer child care to all students attending the Summer Adventure Program at Roosevelt Elementary School, in Bungalow 40. Child care will be open from 7:00-8:30a.m. and from 12:30-6:00p.m. every day of the program, beginning Monday, June 18 – Friday, July 20. (Child care will be CLOSED on Wednesday, July 4th). The childcare program includes the following activities: arts and crafts, weekly trips to swimming pool, local trips and enriching indoor and outdoor activities. Enrollment will be on a first-come, first-served basis, determined by the date your child’s registration is received. You may choose from these three enrollment options: Morning Only (7:00-8:30 a.m.) Afternoon Only (12:30-6:00 p.m.) Morning & Afternoon

$180.00 $645.00 $820.00

There is a $50.00 non-refundable registration fee for all children who have not enrolled or re-enrolled in School Age Programs for the 2018-19 school year.

Please complete the attached registration form and submit it with your payment to: Child Development Services 2828 Fourth Street Santa Monica, CA 90405 Attn: Sharon Lee Payment Options: Unfortunately, Financial Aid Is Not Available For This Program Credit/Debit cards (Visa/Master Card), checks or money orders made payable to SMMUSD

No Cash, Please Please write child’s Last & First name and Home School on the memo line of your check/money order.

TOTAL FEES (Registration Fee and Tuition) DUE BY JUNE 1st

IMPORTANT! TUITION REFUND POLICY: Refunds (minus 15% processing fee) if withdrawn before June 15th. No refunds after June 15th

Questions: Contact Sharon Lee (310) 399-5865 Ext.79523

Extended Day Child Care Registration

2018 Summer Adventure Program at Roosevelt Enrollment Options

□ Morning Only ( 7:00am-8:30 a.m.) □ Afternoon Only ( 12:30pm- 6:00 p.m.) □ Morning & Afternoon

$180.00 $645.00 $820.00

Fill in amounts below: Amount for program selected $________ + Registration Fee(if applicable) $_______ = Total Amount Enclosed $_______ __

Participant’s Name (Child’s) Last, First

Home School

Grade 2018-19

Address

City

Zip

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Child’s Doctor Name & Phone

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Please list any medications or allergies that concern your child: _______________________________________ If parents cannot be reached, we will only release your child to these LOCAL persons:

Name

Relationship

Address

Phone

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Field Trip and Permission The Extended Summer Day Care Program may include field trips and/or walking excursions. Date, time of departure/return, method of transportation and destination will be posted. The method of transportation for these will be school district buses or the Santa Monica “Big Blue Bus.” I understand that my child is to accept all rules and requirements governing conduct during each field trip or excursion. Pursuant to provisions of Education Code 35330. I hereby release the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District from all liability arising out of or in connection with the Extended Day Care Summer Program field trips. I give my permission for _________________________to participate in the field trips for the Extended Day Summer Program. In the event of an emergency, if I cannot be reached, I hereby give my consent for ___________________________________ to be transported to an emergency facility and to receive attention from a physician or dentist.. _____________________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature

________________________ Date

Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Child Development Services SUMMER ADVENTURE CHILD CARE ONLY Automatic Billing Authorization Form Name of Child______________________________

Home School_________________________

Registration Fee Authorized ____________________

Program Fee Authorized________________

Cardholder’s Phone Number: Home ______________

Cell________________________________

Authorized Fees will be charged beginning Monday, June 5, 2018

VISA/MasterCard ONLY I authorize you to charge my monthly fee directly to the credit card(s) listed below: Primary Card Account

Secondary Card Account

____________________________________ Name on credit card (exactly as printed)

_____________________________________ Name on credit card (exactly as printed)

____________________________________ Billing Address for credit card (Street, Apt.#)

_____________________________________ Billing Address for credit card (Street, Apt.#)

____________________________________ City, State, Zip

_____________________________________ City, State, Zip

____________________________________ Credit Card Number

_____________________________________ Credit Card Number

____________________________________ Expiration Date

_____________________________________ Expiration Date

____________________________________ Signature Today’s Date

_____________________________________ Signature Today’s Date

Families will be charged a $30.00 fee for all declined credit card transactions (see Parent Handbook for details)

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