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2014 SUMMER PROGRAMS June 9 - August 15 Register Now!

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Meet our Camp Directors Kathie Lipowski, Director of Preschool Camp Kathie is an active member of the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and has been a teacher for preschool programs for over 30 years.

Leading our Preschool Summer Camp program each year in addition to working with the preschool-aged students during the school year, Kathie ensures that the preschool camp program is engaging and fun for all campers.

John Overman, Director of Day Camp and Specialty Weekly Camps As a member of the American Camp Association, John focuses on youth development and positive experience. “Our counselors are relationship- driven, and our activities are tailored to camper interests.” For three years, John has led the Day Camp program with high energy, team spirit and genuine excitement for children. During the school year, John teaches English at the Upper School.

Mike McNeill, Director of Hockey Camps Mike coached college hockey for six years at Kent State, Penn State and Robert Morris University. He led Penn State to two national championships in 2002 and 2003. Mike was the first-ever assistant coach at Robert Morris University, recruiting the first Division 1 hockey team in school history. He also spent six years as the boys prep hockey head coach at Gilmour Academy before becoming the sports camp director and operations manager for the Ice Arena in 2010.

Jeff Walrich, Director of Specialty Sports Camps In his second year at Gilmour Academy as the Director of Athletics, Jeff has been instrumental in developing the athletic program’s presence in our school and community. Jeff has coached eight individual state champions, eight Academic All-Americans and two Wrestling USA Honorable Mention All-Americans. He has directed several teams to top five finishes in the state, including a 2012 Georgia state championship. In 2002, Jeff earned Coach of the Year honors from the Georgia High School Association (GHSA).

Jim Gutowski, Director of Summer Institute Since joining the Gilmour faculty in 1996, Jim has taught grades 7-12 in the social studies, English, religion and fine arts departments. Currently, he serves as director of academic services for the Upper School and teaches Advanced Placement classes in American history and in music theory. Jim also teaches graduate courses in education at both Cleveland State and John Carroll University.

About Gilmour Summer Camps For over 60 years, Gilmour Academy has held its summer camp program. Once only simply offering a day camp program, now it is truly something for everyone! The offerings for 2014 include preschool and day camps, special interest camps, a variety of sports camps, such as the basketball and hockey camps, and for the older campers, academic courses for credit and enrichment.

It should be another great summer on Gilmour’s 144-acre campus. Be sure to register quickly – camps fill up fast!

Register Now!

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About Us As a Catholic, independent, coeducational, college-preparatory school in the Holy Cross tradition for students PreK-Grade 12, Gilmour Academy inspires young people to discover their voices academically, spiritually and personally. Through a personalized approach to instruction facilitated by small class sizes, students are encouraged to explore their individual interests while maximizing their talents, and are provided ample opportunity to do so.

Lower School For the youngest Montessori student or the most inquisitive sixth grader, learning is fun at Gilmour. Students engage in scaffolded research projects on topics that are uniquely interesting to them, come to understand how to start a business in the Montessori farm project and the Young Entrepreneurs group, learn the basics of economics when the second-grade classroom is turned into a marketplace, hone their computational skills in the Fantasy Football math challenge and craft their own inventions for a national engineering competition. All of this learning occurs within a faith-based culture in which families of all religious backgrounds are welcomed and students begin to develop their moral compasses.

Middle School As students move to the Middle School, they are further encouraged to cultivate their critical thinking and communication skills. Working closely with their advisors and instructors, Middle School students participate for the first time in the twice yearly self-assessment process, through which they identify their strengths and weaknesses and set goals for the upcoming semester. Classroom instruction utilizes the Socratic Seminar method, which fosters students’ ability to form, articulate and support their opinions. Students have the opportunity to take advanced coursework in the Upper School and participate in extracurriculars ranging from drama to service and from athletics to the virtual investment club.

Upper School The Gilmour experience culminates in the Upper School where students continue to discover who they are called to be. With an average student-teacher ratio of 9:1, teachers deliver individualized instruction within a rigorous curriculum. There is something for everyone at Gilmour. With a variety of electives, including courses such as molecular genetics research, forensic science, computer science, finance, and management and entrepreneurship, students can explore different career paths while still in high school. Additionally, students have the opportunity to participate in semester-long science, entrepreneurship and civic engagement internships offcampus. Finally, Gilmour’s nationally ranked speech and debate program, awardwinning drama program, championship-caliber athletic teams, state-of-the-art digital broadcast and music studios as well as a huge number of clubs allow every Gilmour student the chance to explore his/her talents.

Self-discovery is the hallmark of the Gilmour experience, resulting in a Gilmour graduate who is centered in faith, able to think critically and communicate effectively, and prepared to make a difference in the world. For admission information, please call (440)753-8055 or email admission@gilmour.org.

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Preschool Camp Continuing our explorations from last summer, preschoolers will travel to new and exciting locations as we explore the continents in Gilmour’s Preschool Summer Camp. Each week, we will focus on a different continent as we delve into the culture, language, foods, clothing and daily life of that particular region of the world. Our “travel plans” will include cooking, reading stories, discovering the region’s animals, utilizing native art techniques and designs, listening to traditional music and learning how children live and play in that area. Our world travelers will also travel around the Gilmour campus as they participate in ice skating, swimming, tennis, taekwondo, scavenger hunts and many other fun activities. We hope your child can join us on our expedition around the world!

Ages 3-5 Runs Weekdays 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

OR Half-day option 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Cost is $300 per week and half day is $175, unless otherwise noted.

All camp fees are due upon registering online.

T-shirt, lunch and snacks are included in fee.

Register online at www.gilmour.org.

Around the World in Seven Weeks Antarctica: How does climate affect animals and people?

June 9-13

Asia: What special symbols and traditions are unique to Asia?

July 7-11

Australia: How do children learn and play?

June 16-20

Africa: What games and toys are popular among African children?

July 14-18

Have your passport ready as we make our way to the coldest place on the planet! We will take on the role of scientists this week as we conduct experiments about the weather. We will learn how different animals survive in this polar region and what scientists need to have with them to be prepared for the icy conditions. We may even be lucky enough to bump into a whale or penguin on our journey!

Next, we will continue on to a much warmer region of the world.

Our expeditions will lead us around the continent of Australia.

While making our way around this koala paradise, we will pay close attention to what children in this part of the world do for fun. We will learn about special songs, games, and even what it would be like to go to school down under!

South America: What is home life like?

June 23-27

Our travels will continue with a look at South America and how home life may have similarities or differences to our own.

We will fully immerse ourselves into the beauty of these Latin cultures as we discover special recipes, music, dance, and even art forms. Don’t miss the excitement as we learn and gain a deeper appreciation for the families that live in this unique area.

Europe: What was Europe like in the past?

June 30-July 3* (Four-Day Week) We will take a look at some of the beautiful European artwork and architecture that has existed for centuries. We will be exploring some of the most famous landmarks of this region such as Big Ben, the Eiffel Tower and the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

What an exciting journey, as we roam through the past!

(Full-day cost is $250; Half-day cost is $150)

As we make our way over to Asia, we will study traditions that play an important role in this region of the world. We will also be looking at symbols that are unique to the people from the various cultures represented. One symbol, the mandala, is a spiritual symbol from Indian religions meaning “universe”.

We will also take a close look at other symbols such as Chinese characters that represent words; including the famous Yin-Yang.

Halfway around the world, we are going to study what children in Africa do for fun. We will learn that while there are many differences between our cultures, there are still many things that remain the same. Many boys and girls in Africa play sports such as volleyball or soccer, and they also participate in activities like bicycling and playing hopscotch. We will also look into the homemade toys and games that are popular like drums and marbles that are made from nuts or stones.

North America: How does the land change across North America?

July 21-25 Our final destination this summer will be our own continent of North America.

We will make our way from the east coast to the west coast soaking up all that our continent has to offer.

As we make our way across the land, we will pay special attention to the various landforms we will encounter. These will include mountains, volcanoes, valleys, plains and different bodies of water. We will study why these are important to the people that live in those regions.

Day Camp Ages 5-13 Runs Weekdays 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

Cost is $300 per week, unless otherwise noted.

All camp fees are due upon registering online. T-shirt, lunch and snacks are included in fee.

Register online at www.gilmour.org.

What’s the name of the game? “Youth Development.” Our weekly themes offer campers unique opportunities to explore their interests, engage with friends and play with confidence. Campers will enjoy swim lessons with Red Cross lifeguards, Taekwondo lessons with Asian Sun Masters, field trips, guest speakers, arts and crafts, fun with Legos®, ice skating, tennis and team sports. Plus everyday our campers will beat the heat with open swim, rain or shine in our very own state-of-the-art pool. Our relationship-driven staff of teachers, counselors and Upper School students will focus on providing summer cheer for campers and total satisfaction for parents. Our Day Camp program offers coed and gender-specific opportunities for youth development.

Here are the exciting theme-driven weeks offered exclusively for this summer:

A New Adventure Each Week X Marks the Spot June 9-13

Have a Blast in the Past July 7-11

MACH Gilmour June 16-20

Mission: Possible July 14-18

Anything Goes June 23-27

The Final Frontier July 21-25

Join us for a scavenger hunt as we explore the Gilmour campus. Become a detective and learn what it takes to find what you are searching for.

Orient yourself to the woods of Chapin Forest Reservation when you hunt for the ultimate treasure. Discover your energy and confidence. It’s summer!

Test your endurance! Join us for a week of multi-adventure challenges where camp teams will earn points throughout the week and compete for prizes. Campers will engage in training for the low ropes course at Camp Christopher. Let’s dare to have thrilling time together.

Get creative and express yourself! For this wacky week, every day will have a different theme. Wear your favorite PJs or your zaniest mismatched outfit. Invent fun games for others to play. We will go to the ever-popular Fun “N” Stuff and explore amusement park designs.

A Holiday Extravaganza June 30-July 3* (Four-Day Week)

Guess what? Every day is a holiday! Who knows what each day will bring? Holiday crafts and foods will be yours to explore. We’ll decorate, dress up and explore various traditions. We’ll top the week off by celebrating summer vacation with a trip to the Mayfield Village swimming pool. (Cost is $250)

Go back in time with us and enjoy Ohio history. We will tour Hale Farm and Village and experience what times were like back in the early 1800s. During our time-travel week, we will explore crafts and games that children loved in years past. You will be amazed when you look back!

Let’s take the time we have to explore the unknown right here in Cleveland. We will conduct a citywide scavenger hunt and explore many local treasures and landmarks. Let history and mystery guide us on a weeklong journey of discovery and excitement.

Continue our journey into space as we explore the Milky Way and all its wonder. We will turn day into night as we view the sky at the Planetarium of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. From constellations to orbiting planets, let us boldly go where no camper has gone before. For a final fling, we will return to the Mayfield Village pool and make a big splash!

Hockey Camp The Gilmour Hockey Camps offer campers the opportunity to engage in skill-specific development for players who love hockey and desire to be the best at their positions. Players are grouped by age and ability to help build confidence and better assist in the development of their skills.

Ages 4-17 Runs Weekdays 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

All camp fees are due upon registering online.

Jersey and lunch are included in fee.

Hockey equipment is required.

Register online at www.gilmour.org.

Enhancing Your Hockey Skills Girls’ Overnight Hockey Camp June 15-20 Ages 6-17

The Girls’ Overnight Ice Hockey Camp is a week designed to help players develop fundamental skills. The emphasis is placed on individual development as well as team skills and concepts. The camp features a small coach-to-player ratio. Our staff includes instructors who have played and coached at the college hockey level. We provide the best possible learning environment in our facilities. Check-in begins at 3 p.m. on Sunday. Camp concludes Friday at 1p.m. Full equipment is required. The cost overnight includes housing and meals for the week.

(Cost is $575 for overnight campers; $450 for commuting camper)

Learn To Play Hockey June 23-27 Ages 4-12

This is an instructional program for new or nearly new hockey players. It is recommended that participants have a basic skating background. The emphasis of this program is on developing an appreciation of ice hockey using the American Development Model (ADM) introduced by USA Hockey to successfully develop American hockey players.

Full equipment is required. (Cost is $250) Ask us about our rental equipment program!

Shoot-N-Score Camp July 21-25 Ages 6-14

The number one focus of this camp is to score goals! Scoring strategies covered include wrist shots, snap shots, backhands, dekes, tips and rebounds. We will teach the basics of on-ice vision, awareness and reading the goaltender.

BECOME A GOAL SCORER! Full equipment is required.

(Cost is $350)

“The Puck Stops Here” Goaltending Camp July 21-25 Ages 6-14

The puck stops here! The most important position on the ice is the goaltender. This camp has developed an innovative program that fosters confidence while significantly increasing the goaltender’s ability to stop the puck. The Puck Stops Here staff believes that goaltenders need to find a style that fits their size, flexibility, quickness and creativity. Full equipment is required. (Cost is $350)

High Intensity Training Camp – “H.I.T” July 28-August 1 Ages 6-14

The High Intensity Training Camp is Gilmour’s signature hockey camp.

It is one of the best camps in North America when ice time, instruction and cost are compared. Players skate close to FIVE hours a day. The instructional staff demands hard work physically and mentally. All drills are designed to increase the player’s speed as well as the ability to read and react quickly. The “H.I.T.” Camp is for players who have developed a solid base of fundamentals and are playing at an upper level of competition in their age group. Full equipment is required.

(Cost is $400)

“One-On-One” Defensemen Camp August 4-8 Ages 6-14

This specialized camp for defensemen focuses on one-on-one situations, angling, backward skating and proper checking technique. These skills are the foundation of the defensemen’s game and empower them to be the backbone of any team. Full equipment is required. (Cost is $350)

Power Skating Camp August 11-15 Ages 6-14

Power skating is the most overlooked skill in hockey. Our staff will teach the techniques necessary to improve stride, agility, speed, quickness and power. The focus will be on proper use of edges to maximize speed and body control. This camp offers approximately four hours of onice instruction per day. Additional off-ice instruction will focus on leg strength and balance. Full equipment is required. (Cost is $350)

Basketball Camp

Gilmour’s got game. Do you? Find out at our Challenging Basketball Camp.

Learn from experienced Gilmour coaches and players in our spectacular state-of-the-art Athletic Center. The 17,000-square-foot gymnasium has six baskets with glass backboards and the 84 X 50 foot court has the same type of surface that the Cleveland Cavaliers practice on at their facility. The setting is conducive to learning the game.

Ages 5-13 Runs Weekdays 8:30-11:30 a.m. OR 1-4 p.m.

Cost is $125 per week.

WEEKS/TIMES OFFERED: Week 1: June 9-13 8:30-11:30 a.m.

Boys Ages 11-13 1:00-4:00 p.m.

Boys Ages 8-10

All camp fees are due upon registering online.

T-shirt is included in fee.

Register online at www.gilmour.org.

Week 2: June 16-June 20 8:30-11:30 a.m.

Boys Ages 11-13

Week 3: June 23-27 8:30-11:30 a.m.

Girls and Boys Ages 5-7

1:00-4:00 p.m.

Boys Ages 8-10

Gain fundamental skills in passing, shooting, dribbling, court spacing and rebounding while mastering offensive and defensive moves. Learn to effectively move around the court and to create your own shots. Benefit from the individual attention of our coaches as your practice through 5-5 team play and 3-3 team play.

Those enrolled in other Gilmour Day Camps may sign up for Basketball Camp and return to Day Camp at 11:30 a.m. or leave Day Camp at 1 p.m. and attend Basketball Camp. If your child will participate in both the Basketball Camp and Day Camp, please be sure when you register online to select the option that includes both the Day Camp and Basketball Camp.

Equipment: All campers must have tennis shoes (no black soles), socks, shorts, and a t-shirt.

Specialty Weekly and Sports Camps Produce your own movie, create a masterpiece in the kitchen, become a LEGO extraordinaire, gain outdoor survivor skills or develop your game at our sport camps. A variety of sports are offered for campers of all ages including golf, soccer, football, cheerleading, volleyball and more.

In addition to honing new skills, campers will have access to Gilmour’s 144-acre campus and facilities, including the state-of-the-art natatorium and gymnasium.

Ages 5-17 Runs Weekdays 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m., unless otherwise noted.

All camp fees are due upon registering online.

T-shirt, lunch and snacks are included in most fees, unless otherwise noted.

Register Online • www.gilmour.org

Ace of Bakes June 9-13 Ages 11-14

Gilmour Coed Soccer Academy June 23-27, 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Ages 8-13

Measure and follow recipes. Create various homemade edible delights.

Take a variety of trips to explore what it takes to become a professional chef. Space is limited to 12 campers, so be sure to sign up while the iron is hot! (Cost is $300)

Digital Rock Stars June 16-20 Ages 11-14

Learn to put together some rockin’ tunes using Gilmour Academy’s stateof-the-art digital music lab. No experience necessary! The only musical experience you need is your interest in listening to your favorite band or artist. We will write, record, edit and mix everything using a variety of music software on the computers. You will even create your very own music CDs and MP3s! The week will end with a Rock Star Showcase, where all family and friends can come in and hear everything you have been up to during the week. (Cost is $300)

Make-A-Movie: Film Your Adventures June 23-27 Ages 11-14

You are the star of your own life. Making a movie about you turns you into a Movie Star! Explore the USS Cod Submarine and the Steamship William G. Mather. Visit the West Side Market and one other mystery location. All the while, your adventures will be highlighted on a takehome DVD. That’s our plan – to fill your days with exciting sites and experiences – to turn you into a Movie Star for one week! (Cost is $300)

Gilmour Coed Soccer Academy will teach boys and girls the skills and team tactics necessary to be successful in soccer. It will prepare players for the next level of their playing careers. The camp will stress sportsmanship and respect for all aspects of the game. It will also incorporate fun drills and games to help boost players’ love of the game while developing them into well-rounded soccer players. Equipment needed: soccer ball, cleats, shin guards and tennis shoes. (Cost is $150)

Golf Camp June 23-27 and July 14-18 Ages 5-12

The golf instructional staff is dedicated to achieving the ultimate goal of helping your child learn and enjoy the sport of golf in a fun and safe environment. In addition to Gilmour Academy’s on campus driving range, short game area and putting green, campers will play nine holes of golf on the final day of camp at a local golf course. In addition to learning the game of golf, campers will be given the opportunity for breaks during the day to swim in our pool and participate in team-building games and activities. Equipment needed: golf clubs (putter, wedge and driver) and bag, golf balls, sneakers or golf shoes, change of clothes and swimsuit/ trunks (when needed). (Cost is $300)

Make-A-Movie: Imagine That June 30-July 3* (Four-Day Week) Ages 5-10

For this entry-level movie experience, campers will engage in the process of making a short film from script to screen. They will create characters, brainstorm a storyline, bring in costumes and props, act out their own lines and then see it all edited together for a take-home DVD. Let children make the magic! (Cost is $250)

Gilmour Volleyball Academy July 7-10, 5:30 - 8 p.m.

Ages 8-17

If you love volleyball, want to learn to play or improve your skills, Gilmour Volleyball Academy is for you! This camp will provide drills to enhance players’ abilities. Campers will hone their techniques, while learning team concepts and developing the individual skills necessary to be successful under the direction of the state-ranked Lancer’s coaching staff. Equipment needed: tennis shoes, knee pads and water bottle. (Cost is $125)

Outdoor Adventure Camp July 21-25

Ages 7-12

This program for girls and boys is designed to focus on developing skills in a variety of activities and adventure trips. Camp may include the following activities: hiking, fishing, orienteering, rock climbing, canoeing, survival skills, arts and crafts, team building and an overnight camp trip. Equipment: A full list will be provided at least one week before the camp begins. (Cost is $425)

Gilmour Football Academy July 22-24, 9 a.m. - noon Ages 11-14

If you’re an experienced football player or just getting starting to play, Gilmour Football Academy will concentrate on the fundamentals of this All-American sport. Campers will learn individual and team instruction in order to improve their skills on both sides of the ball. Equipment needed: cleats, athletic gear and water bottle. (Cost is $125)

Lego Mania and Movies July 28-August 1 Ages 5-10

Have you seen the Lego movie? Have you seen Ninjago? How would you like to be a Lego storyteller? What would you like to see happen in your own Lego show? Let’s create a Lego movie set and brainstorm fun stories to tell. In this camp, your imagination will soar with your Lego creations! In the end, each Lego camper will take home one Lego set and a commemorative DVD of their exciting week together. (Cost is $375)

Multi-Sport Camp July 28-August 1; August 4-8; August 11-15 Ages 5-12

Our goal is to provide a positive, enthusiastic and enjoyable camp experience for participants while they sample a multitude of sports and activities at a non-competitive level.

Equipment: shorts sneakers, swimsuit and sunscreen! Most necessary sport equipment will be provided but you are welcome to bring your own. (Cost is $300)

Gilmour Cheerleading Academy August 1, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Grades 5-8 Ages 10-14

Whether you are new to the sport or experienced in all things cheer, the Gilmour Cheerleading Academy is for you. Designed to show off your school spirit this camp will include stretching techniques, chants and cheers, jumps and a choreographed dance routine. Equipment needed: Shorts, shirt, tennis shoes, and water bottle. (Cost is $50)

Summer Institute

Designed to help prepare students for the next academic year, Summer Institute helps Middle and Upper School students to sharpen their skills, develop new talents or nurture their creativity. From summer math and science courses to enhancing study skills to LEGO league robotics, our classes are designed to spark students’ personal interests and hone their skills. Offering both credit and enrichment courses open to current and non-current students enrolled at Gilmour Academy.

CREDIT COURSES Chemistry June 9-July 11, 8 a.m. - 2:20 p.m.

Grades 9-12

This is an introductory course in which the study of the fundamental properties of matter provides the foundation for the development of both qualitative and quantitative models of chemical systems. The course includes an examination of atomic and molecular structure, chemical reactions, periodicity, the behavior of gases, bonding, solution chemistry, equilibrium, thermo-chemistry, acids & bases, oxidation/reduction and electrochemistry. Laboratory work and related problem-solving exercises are integrated into most aspects of the coursework. This course provides students with an excellent foundation for understanding the molecular aspects of biology. Students will receive credit for this course and the grade will be averaged into the GPA. Attendance is mandatory and missing more than one class may result in forfeiting credit for the course.

Prerequisite: Grade B in Physics, Grade A in Algebra I and Geometry OR Grade B in Algebra II.

(Cost is $1,200 for Gilmour students; $1,400 for non-Gilmour students)

Geometry June 9-July 3, 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Grades 7-12

In this course students will analyze characteristics and properties of two- and three-dimensional geometric shapes, develop mathematical arguments about a variety of geometric relationships, describe spatial relationships using coordinate geometry, apply transformations and use symmetry to analyze mathematical situations. Students will receive credit for this course and the grade will be averaged into the GPA. Attendance is mandatory and missing more than one class may result in forfeiting credit for the course.

Prerequisite: An A or B in Algebra I and teacher recommendation.

(Cost is $1,200 for Gilmour students; $1,400 for non-Gilmour students)

Sculpture June 16-27, 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Grades 9-12

Sculpture will offer students development in the elements and principles of design, knowledge of artist, and art heritage. The student will develop an understanding of three-dimensional arts using a variety of media.

The student will explore the many uses of sculpture, from the simple handmade forms of early cultures to the extremely varied applications of sculpture in today’s modern society. The student will develop an understanding of how sculpture’s function has changed throughout the history of man and why these changes have taken place. They will have the opportunity for creative expression through using their imagination and acquired skills. The class will include a field trip to see various installation art exhibits throughout the Cleveland area, ranging from ceramic murals to Oldenberg’s FREE Stamp downtown, to the sculptural gardens outside the art museum. Students will examine the Gilmour Community and create an individual piece of community art to be displayed on the Gilmour campus, and then work as a group to create and install a piece of community art on the Gilmour campus. Attendance is mandatory and missing more than one class may result in forfeiting credit for the course. Please note: June 16 and 17 will be 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. to accommodate field trips.

(Cost is $600 for Gilmour students; $750 for non-Gilmour students)

Speech June 23 through July 3*, 8:30 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. *No class on July 4 Grades 9-12

This class is designed to help students develop their skills in public speaking. They learn the speech preparation process, how to combat stage fright and how to adapt to different speaking situations. Students will cover topics such as composing their own orations, interpreting other orator’s works, persuasive speaking, informative speaking and debate. We also will address the changing demands of technology by covering how to effectively use PowerPoint presentations. This class is an excellent introduction to the art of public speaking and both prepares students for successful speaking in their future endeavors and encourage them to continue on into competitive speech. Attendance is mandatory and missing more than one class may result in forfeiting credit for the course. This course will fulfill the speech course graduation requirement.

(Cost is $600 for Gilmour students; $750 for non-Gilmour students)

Summer Institute ONLINE COURSES Health June 23-July 13 Grades 9-12

Summer health will be a course where students will learn the class content, interact and engage with their peers and the instructor, and demonstrate mastery of the material all online. Students will learn the material through videos and readings and put their knowledge to use in engaging activities such as creating infographics, having online discussions, and participating in web quests. This course is not selfpaced, but it will be set up in a module structure so students can complete the week’s work any time within that week that fits their schedule. The course is being designed by Teresa Potter, an experienced online course designer and Gilmour faculty member, and will be created using research-backed methods in secondary online course design. This course will fulfill the Health course graduation requirement.

(Cost is $600 for Gilmour students; $750 for non-Gilmour students)

ENRICHMENT COURSES LEGO® League Robotics Introductory Engineering and Programming June 9-13, 8:30 a.m. - Noon Grades 6-8

The LEGO® robotics course offers students the opportunity to learn introductory programming skills while building and redesigning a robot to do challenging tasks. Students will also build their analytical, engineering design and communication skills. This course is designed to stand alone as a science application course or continue during the school year when the students will be able to join a team and compete against other schools.

(Cost is $250 for Gilmour students; $275 for non-Gilmour students)

Summer Study Skills Workshop July 22-August 1, 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

Grade 9

This class is designed to hone study skills necessary for success in the transition to high school. Students will examine their learning styles and develop skills in time management, organization, note taking, studying and test taking. The course will also explore the importance of critical thinking, problem-solving and active reading. Class is only Tuesday through Friday.

(Cost is $200 for Gilmour students; $250 for non-Gilmour students)

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Full-Day Camp Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Half-Day Camp Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Camp t-shirts will be distributed on each camper’s first day of camp.

There will be no camp on Friday, July 4.* The cost for this four-day camp week is $250.

All camp fees are due upon registration.

Summer Camp Refund Policy

Registration fees for Gilmour’s Summer Camp programs that are paid online are non-refundable unless cancelled by June 1. If registration for a camp program is cancelled prior to June 1, registration fees will be refunded subject to the deduction of a $100 cancellation fee.

If you wish to cancel your registration for Gilmour’s Summer Camp program, you must contact the camp director at (440) 684-4580.

Before- and After-Camp Care is available from June 9 - July 25.

Before-Camp Care hours: 7:15 - 8:30 a.m. Fee: $20 per week.

After-Camp Care hours: 4 - 6 p.m. Fee: $25 per week.

Weekly sign-ups only; must register prior to start of camp.

Afternoon snack will be provided.