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something for everyone!

Welcome!

Hutchison’s commitment to excellence is steadfast. Our Center

for Excellence is in its seventh year, and our goal remains to share Hutchison’s tradition of excellence with the greater Memphis community and enhance the opportunities available to each of you. We invite you to join us as we discover our ever-changing world through scholarship, exploration, and participation. We strive to awaken the artists, athletes, and scholars and to engage leaders, educators, and parents in thought-provoking classes and lectures. Please take a moment to learn more about the programs available through the Center for Excellence. We look forward to you and your family joining us as we pursue the ideals of excellence in all forms.

Tracey Zerwig Ford Center for Excellence Director 901.507.2460 tford@hutchisonschool.org

C E N T E R F O R E X C E L L E N C E (CFE)

irene leatherman orgill Scholars Academy................................................................. 1

Offering a wide range of enriching academic classes, workshops, and speakers.

Abigail Ware Williams Leadership institute.................................................................. 6

Training the next generation of leaders through classes, workshops, and service opportunities.

mary miles loveless arts academy............................................................................... 7

Providing a broad range of artistic offerings for ages from pre-kindergarten to adults.

Margaret Celeste Cates sports academy.......................................................................15

Offering skill-building clinics in addition to hosting inspiring speakers from the industry.

Private training opportunities are also offered.

edna kimbrough crain educators institute. ................................................................ 17

Training area educators with professional development through classes, workshops, and speakers.

bernice hederman hussey parent center.. .................................................................... 19

Providing a network for parents to learn about trends concerning today’s children, to discuss best parenting practices, and to obtain training in technology.

APPLICATION ............................................................................................................................ 21 GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................................................................................... 22 CFE DAILY s ch edules and special e v ents . ........................................................................ 23

Irene Leatherman Orgill

scholars academy humanities PERRE MAGNESS SERIES about MEMPHIS HISTORY AND ISSUES Join the Hutchison community on our study of Memphis History and Issues. Throughout the school year, research projects, speakers, and panels help girls understand Memphis’ uniqueness as a city.

Culminating projects by the girls are archived and added to the incredible resources donated to our library by historian and author Perre Magness. The theme for the 2013–14 school year is Building our City. The architecture and civil planning of Memphis’ past, present, and future and the way a city envisions and shapes itself will be explored. For more information, check out updates at www.hutchisonschool.org under the Center for Excellence tab.

MYSTERY HISTORY TIME TRAVEL CLUB For girls in grades 3–6 Explore how life was lived long ago through fun, arts-inspired activities. Visual art activities and dramatic readings help bring our heroines to life for the girls. Each session includes an interactive sketchbook for further explorations. Space is limited. date/time: Fridays, 3:15–5:00 pm

Session I: Athena’s Greece: October 18

Session II: Sacagawea’s America: November 8

Session III: Jane Goodall’s Africa: December 13

Session IV: Helen Keller’s America: January 24

Session V: Harriet Tubman’s America:

February 28

Session VI: Queen Elizabeth’s England:

March 21

Session VII: Pirate Anne Bonny: April 4 instructor: Angel Bonesteel visual artist cost: $20 per session A NOVEL IDEA: THE GREAT GATSBY For adults Read the book instead of seeing the film! Read The Great Gatsby and discuss the two film versions in relation to the novel. Join this book club and reconnect to your intellectual self! date/time: Tuesdays, September 10–October 1;

6:00–8:00 pm instructor: Pat Newberry Kelly retired upper school

English teacher

cost:

$50

INNOCENTE: FILM SCREENING AND ART OPENING Co-sponsored by Germantown Performing Arts Center and Hutchison For upper school students, parents, artists, educators Innocente, the documentary short about a homeless, undocumented 15-year-old girl living in California pursuing her artistic dreams, won the 2013 Oscar for Best Documentary Short. It was also the first film funded by Kickstarter to win an Oscar. Join visual artist Innocente and Matt D’Asrigo, founder/executive director of A Reason to Survive, at the Memphis-area screening of the film for a question and answer discussion about the project and an art show featuring Innocente’s work. date/time: Wednesday, October 23; 6:00 pm guest artist: Innocente visual artist cost: free GLOBAL VILLAGE For Hutchison girls in grades 5–8 and 9–12, and area educators with student teams of 2 or more Gear up for international week by building a global village with middle school head and Governor’s School teacher Barry Gilmore.

Explore barter systems and macro and micro economics. The village designed and built by participants will be one of the cornerstones of Hutchison’s international week experience. For more information, please email tford@hutchisonschool.org. date/time: Saturday, March 29; 9:00 am–2:00 pm instructors: Hutchison staff cost: $10 centerforexcellencefall2013 1

MEMPHIS COMIC CON’S ANIMATION EDUCATION Sponsored by Memphis Comic Con For families Come meet voice-over actor Jess Harnell, voice of Wacko from Animaniacs, and discover how cartoons are made. See the process of animation from character sketches, through story development and computer animation, into a fully realized film. For tickets to this event, please visit www.memphiscfc.com. date/time: Friday, November 15; 6:00–7:30 pm facilitators: Memphis College of Art Animators and

Memphis Comic Con organizer Joe Thordarson guest artist: Jess Harnell voice-over artist and voice of

Wacko from Warner Brothers’ Animaniacs

cost:

$10 at www.memphiscfc.com

Computer Programming: Game and Music Video Design For girls and boys in grades 5–8

science, math, engineering, and technology HOGWARTS AT HUTCHISON: POTIONS CLASS For girls and boys in grades 2 –5 Mix fact with fiction as you explore potions and the world of Harry Potter. You will take Hogwarts classes, such as Potions and Defense Against the Dark Arts and will make wands, read the books, and play Quidditch. date/time: Mondays, November 4–December 2;

3:30–4:30 pm instructors: Lucy Wesson lower school science teacher cost: $100 ANIMATION 101 For girls and boys in grades 5–8 Work with a visual artist and create characters ready to star in their own animated film. Learn how to storyboard and create compelling stories for your characters. Explore the work of foley sound designers and create sound effects for your stories. Art and storylines generated in this experience will be featured as part of Animation Education on November 15. Participants will receive one free ticket to the event. Space is limited. date/time: Saturdays, September 14–November 2;

10:00 am–noon instructors: Angel Bonesteel visual artist and guest artists cost: $100 2

You can be the star of your own game, story, or music video.

Learn to edit music and pictures while creating animations. date/time: Mondays, September 16–October 21;

4:00–5:00 pm instructor: Laine Agee veteran computer programming instructor cost: $50 IPADS AND APPS For girls and boys in grades 5–7 Explore what an iPad is capable of designing, making, and computing for you. Learn basic computer safety and computing skills.

Understand how to use settings and other computing functions. date/time: Mondays, February 3 and 10; 3:30–4:15 pm instructor: Hutchison staff cost: $25 I LOVE MY LAPTOP For girls in grade 5 Explore your laptop with an expert to learn smart research tips and cool additions like fonts, photos, and movie tips. Improve typing speed and online savvy while exploring the possibilities of your computer. Understand the power and limitations of using the laptop as a tool for learning. date/time: Tuesday, September 17; 3:45–4:30 pm instructor: Hutchison technology staff cost: free ONLINE SAFETY For girls and boys in grades 5–8 Explore safe surfing and smart computing. date/time: Tuesday, October 22; 3:45–4:30 pm instructor: Hutchison technology staff cost: free

MUSICAL CHAIRS DESIGN CHALLENGE For educators and girls and boys in grades 5–8 in teams of up to six members Engineers must consider the sciences behind form and function while crafting a design to solve a problem. Join engineering experts for a fun, challenging design project. Gather your team to design and build a chair. Points will be awarded for originality, aesthetics of design, and strength. For more information, call 507-2460. Space is limited to ten teams. date/time: Saturday, February 8; 9:00 am­–noon instructor: Hutchison staff and University of Memphis

engineering professors and students cost: $25 per team BEE KEEPERS For girls and boys in grades 5–8 Join Hutchison’s horticulturist and learn about beekeeping. Study and tend Hutchison’s apiary and harvest honey. date/time: Tuesdays, September 17, October 1, 15, and

November 5, 19; 3:30–4:30 pm instructor: Sarah Pierce horticulturist and science teacher cost: free THE WILD WORLD OF INSECTS For girls and boys in grades 1–4 Calling all entomologists! Come and explore the icky, sticky, messy, muddy, silly, scary world of insects. Learn about the different types of bugs all around us. Discover where to find insects and how to categorize them. Help create a new insect collection for our lower school science lab from our own Hutchison Farm. date/time: Tuesday, September 10; 3:15–4:30 pm instructor: Sarah Pierce and Tracey Zerwig Ford

insect enthusiasts

cost:

free

world languages AP SPANISH LITERATURE AND CULTURE ONLINE COURSE For girls and boys in grades 11–12 Enroll in the AP Spanish Literature course, conducted entirely in Spanish, and experience the equivalent of a third-year college level course in Peninsular and Latin American Literature. Study a representative body of Hispanic literary texts and follow a required reading list established by the College Board. This course runs the school year. For more information, please contact alejwa@hutchisonschool.org. date/time: August 17–May 17 instructor: Alejandra Lejwa upper school Spanish teacher cost: $1,500

A TASTE OF CHINA: CHINESE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE For girls and boys in grades 1–12, families Learn about Chinese culture and language through hands-on cultural experiences. date/time: Tuesdays Session I: October 8, 4:00–5:00 pm: Double Ninth Festival Session II: January 28, 4:00–5:00 pm: Chinese New Year Session III: May 13, 12:30–1:30 pm: Dragon Boat Festival instructors: Hutchison Staff and Confucius Institute guest scholars and artists cost: free

the endeavors program The Endeavors Program is a Hutchison lower school enrichment opportunity for third and fourth grade girls. The purpose of the program is to connect this age girl with peers who share similar interests. Interest in activities should be followed by prompt registration as enrollment is determined on a first-come, firstserved basis. Class size will vary by activity, and activities will close at the predetermined enrollment limit. Mid-year registration will not be available; girls should commit to the activity for the entire school year.

M o n d ay s Endeavors GROUP STRINGS For Hutchison girls in grades 3 –4 Join this fun and enriching group experience. Outstanding group classes inspire and encourage both experienced and beginning strings players. String-a-palooza recital will be May 7 at 5:00 pm. date/time: Mondays, September 9–December 9 and

January 6–May 12; 3:15–4:00 pm instructor: Lila Hood orchestra teacher and violinist cost: free

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t u e s d ay s Endeavors PUPPET THEATRE PERFORMANCE/ CHAPEL LEADERSHIP For Hutchison girls in grades 3–4 Get creative and express yourself! Learn all about puppet theatre while rehearsing and performing live shows for the early childhood and lower school girls during chapel. Strengthen your acting and reading skills as you bring characters to life. date/time: Tuesdays, September 10–December 10 and

January 7–May 13; 3:15–4:00 pm instructors: Andrea Lacher early childhood and

cost:

lower school counselor

Alicia Quattlebaum third grade teacher free

w e d n e s d ay s BEE SHARP: LOWER SCHOOL CHOIR For Hutchison girls in grades 2–4 School-year length course Enhance your vocal skills and perform at various school and community events. Attendance at rehearsals and concerts is important for all the members of the ensemble. No audition is necessary to participate, but each family will receive a rehearsal and performance agreement with important dates and times. Music concert dates are December 10 at 5:30 pm and April 16 at 5:30 pm. date/time: Wednesdays, September 11–December 4 and

January 15–April 9; 2:10–3:00 pm instructor: Rachel Randall lower school music teacher cost: free t h u r s d ay s Endeavors NATURALISTS’ CLUB For Hutchison girls in grades 3–4 Learn science and design in an outdoor classroom setting. Learn about all the different creatures that live in Tennessee, from bugs to mammals to wild flowers. Explore the wonderful world of field biology. This club will create educational displays and farm updates for early childhood and lower school buildings. date/time: Thursdays, September 12–December 12 and

January 9–May 15; 3:15–4:00 pm instructor: Sarah Pierce horticulturist cost: free Endeavors WE-DO ROBOTICS: GET READY, GET SET, LET’S BUILD AND LET’S RACE For Hutchison girls in grades 3–4 Join us for this exciting adventure with simple robotics. Build models of simple machines and animals. Learn to attach sensors and motors so the models move and react. Use your imagination and robotics kits to build inventions.

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date/time:

instructors:

Thursdays, September 12–December 12 and January 9–May 15; 3:15–4:00 pm Lucy Wesson and Katherine Kent

lower school teachers

cost:

free

the challenge program The Challenge Program offers academic enrichment for Hutchison middle school girls. Challenge activities are geared toward girls with talents and interests in academic areas beyond the day program curriculum. Class size will vary by activity, and activities will close at the predetermined enrollment limit.

Challenge WORDSMITH For Hutchison girls in grades 7–8 Learn skills and participate in WordSmith, an annual writing contest for Mid-South students in grades 7–12. Held at the University of Memphis, The WordSmith Tournament Day events test students’ skills in four modes of non-fiction: description, narration, persuasion, and exposition.

Challenge MATHCOUNTS For Hutchison girls in grades 7–8 Girls rock at math! The MATHCOUNTS Competition is a national middle school mathematics program that promotes high achievement in mathematics inspiring excellence, confidence, and curiosity through fun and challenging math programs.

Challenge YOUTH LEGISLATURE For Hutchison girls in grades 7–8 Tennessee Youth Legislature is a program that allows students from across the region to participate in a mock legislature session every spring. Join hundreds of other students to debate state issues, argue Supreme Court cases, prepare a conference-wide newspaper, and preside over committee sessions as officers—all in the actual state legislature facilities.

Challenge MODEL UN For Hutchison girls in grades 7–8 A simulation of the United Nations, Model United Nations educates participants about civics, current events, effective communication, globalization, and multilateral diplomacy.

Research a country, investigate international issues, debate, deliberate, and develop solutions to real world problems.

contact Amanda Killen at 507-2460 or check out www.idodi. org. A DI parent information meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 3 at 4:30 pm in Labry Hall, Room 114. date/time: Saturdays, October 19–April 12; 1:00–3:00 pm instructors: Hutchison staff cost: $150, plus travel expenses DI RISING STARS! For Hutchison girls in grade 2

further studies GIRL POWER: TOOLS FOR LIFE For girls in grades 2–4 and 5–8 Join Hutchison staff and our guest instructors to explore how things work! Learn beginning carpentry, acquire basic tool safety, and other skills through hands-on DIY projects. Discover what is in a computer and gain life skills in budgeting and accounting. Learn the basics to design and sew your own projects. Great take-a-ways at each session. Space is limited. date/time: Mondays, 3:15–5:00 pm Session I: September 16: Grades 2–4

Think Like an Ornithologist: Birdhouses

September 23: Grades 5–8

Think Like Steve Jobs: Computer Programming Session II: December 9: Grades 2–4 Think Like a

Cartographer: Maps and Treasure Boxes

December 16: Grades 5–8 Think Like Marchesa:

Fashion Design Basics Session III: January 13: Grades 2–4 Think Like a

Horticulturist: Flower Boxes

January 27: Grades 5–8

Think Like Oprah: Entrepreneurship Session IV: February 10: Grades 2–4; Think Like Kate

Spade: Scarves and Purses

February 24: Grades 5–8

Think Like Sabrina Soto: Bedroom ReDo! instructors: Angel Bonesteel visual artist and guests cost: $20 per session DESTINATION IMAGINATION For Hutchison girls in grades 3–12 Build your creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork skills as you learn to apply critical-thinking, writing, and speaking skills to a Team Challenge. Grade-level teams will work with teacher coaches to build skills needed to compete at region, state, and global tournaments. Schedules may vary. For more information, please

This is your introduction to the fun-filled world of Destination ImagiNation! Learn the basics of creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork skills through this non-competitive program for DI beginners. For more information, please contact Amanda Killen at 507-2460 or check out www.idodi.org. A DI parent information meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 3 at 4:30 pm in Labry Hall Room 114. date/time: Thursdays, late September–early March;

3:30–4:30 pm instructors: Hutchison staff cost: $150 ATHENA CLUB For Hutchison girls grades in 1–4 and 5 –6 Join in the pursuit of knowledge and wisdom just like Athena!

Organize and jumpstart your homework in a quiet, structured environment with Hutchison classroom teachers. Learn good work habits, develop organizational skills, and get individual help as you need it. Participants can choose one or two days a week to attend or drop in as space allows. date/time: August 26–December 12 and January 13–May 8

Lower School: Mondays, Tuesdays, and/or

Thursdays; 3:00–4:00 pm

Middle School: Mondays and/or Tuesdays;

3:20 –4:20 pm instructor: Wendy Dunlap lower school teacher Rachel Gray middle school teacher

cost: 1 day per week: $72 per quarter

2 days per week: $144 per quarter

3 days per week: $216 per quarter

$10 drop-in fee TUTORING For girls and boys in grades 1–4; 5–8 in language arts, and 5–Pre-Algebra in math Private tutoring for language arts and math through pre-algebra can be set up through the Center for Excellence. The family and instructor determine a schedule for on-campus tutoring after school. For more information contact wdunlap@hutchisonschool. org. facilitator: Wendy Dunlap lower school teacher cost: $60 per hour centerforexcellencefall2013 5

STUDY SKILLS For girls and boys in grades 5–8

TIME MANAGEMENT For girls and boys in grades 5–8

Start the school year off on the right foot! Brush up skills in active listening, note taking, stress reduction, time management, and test taking. date/time: Tuesday, August 27; 4:00–5:00 pm instructor: Gretchen Gintz upper school learning specialist cost: $10

Develop time management skills to best organize, prioritize, and balance your studies and activities. Brush up on study skills for short- and long-term projects in different subject areas. date/time: Tuesday, October 15; 4:00–5:00 pm instructor: Gretchen Gintz upper school learning specialist cost: $10

Abigail Ware Williams

leadership institute and developing your skills to lead ? This dynamic and interactive workshop will help answer those questions and more as you establish goals for yourself as a student, athlete, leader, artist, and peer. date/time: Saturdays, 1:00–3:30 pm

Session I: November 9

Session II: April 5 instructors: Hutchison Leads staff and industry experts cost: free

LEADING YOUR OWN FUTURE For girls in grades 9–10 Your future is now! This workshop offers participants key strategies and practice in the areas of interviewing, résumé creation, and communication skills. You will leave this workshop with leadership tools that will help you shape your own future. date/time: Saturday, November 16; 1:00–3:30 pm instructors: Hutchison Leads staff and industry experts cost: free COMMUNICATING WITH STYLE AND SUBSTANCE! For girls in grades 5–8 Communication is everything in the 21st century. We want to help you learn how to create a meaningful message and improve your public speaking skills. Explore strategies for crafting and delivering impactful presentations for meetings, class projects, discussions, projects, and interviews. date/time: Saturday, January 25; 1:00–3:30 pm instructors: Hutchison Leads staff and industry experts cost: free GIRLS LEADING THE WORLD For girls in grades 5–8 What does it take to be a female leader? How are you setting goals

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ART FOR HEART SAKE: HUTCHISON FAMILY STUDIOS For families and middle and upper school student volunteers Join members of the Hutchison Fine Arts council and Community Service volunteers and create works of art for various nonprofits around town. Please note: the February 8 event will take place at the Children’s Museum of Memphis. For more information, call Tracey Zerwig Ford at 507-2461 or email tford@hutchisonschool.org. dates/times: Saturdays, 9:00–11:00 am

September 28: Papermaking Seminar and

Artwork for Youth Villages

February 8: At the Children’s Museum of

Memphis, for Le Bonheur Children’s patients

March 29: Sign Design for Creative Aging cost: your time and talent GIRL SCOUT leaders KICK-OFF For regional Girl Scout leaders Attend this all-region training and gear up for a great Girl Scouting experience for you and the girls! Please register at www.girlscout shs.org. For more information call 1-800-624-4185. date/time: Saturday, August 24 instructors: Girl Scouts Heart of the South

regional office staff cost: free

GIRL SCOUTS For girls grades SK–8

BABYSITTING BASICS For girls and boys grades 5–8

Build courage, confidence, and character while learning how to make the world a better place. Girl Scouts is a non-formal, experimental, and cooperative leadership program. The new Girl Scout Leadership Experience helps girls gain a global and multicultural perspective, learn the history and core values of Girl Scouting, become environmentally aware, and develop the attitudes of selfunderstanding that promote healthy living. The fee covers your Girl Scout book, supplies, and national Girl Scout troop dues. A parent informational meeting is scheduled for 4:00 pm on Tuesday, August 27, with a regional Girl Scout membership manager. date/time: Tuesdays, September–April; 3:15–4:15 pm instructors: volunteer Girl Scout leaders cost: $50, includes all national fees, book,

troop numbers, supplies

Learn through hands-on participation. Gain an overview of basic childcare, including feeding, diapering, bathing, and basic first aid/ CPR. date/time: Wednesdays, October TBA; 2:30–4:30 pm instructor: Millie Duke RN, BSN, and school nurse cost: $55

Mary Miles Loveless

dance & theatre PRE-BALLET For girls in grades PK–SK Pre-Ballet offers a gentle introduction to the tradition of ballet by reinforcing basics and vocabulary through creative activities and imagination. Plain pink or black leotard and pink ballet shoes are required. date/time: September 10–November 21 Tuesdays SK Pre-Ballet: 3:00–3:30 pm Wednesdays PK Pre-Ballet: 2:00–2:30 pm

JK Pre-Ballet Session I: 2:45–3:15 pm Thursdays JK Pre-Ballet Session II: 3:00–3:30 pm instructor: Louisa Koeppel dance teacher

and Project Motion Modern Dance choreographer/dancer

Kim Sanders dancer/actor $180

cost:

BALLET For girls and boys in grades 1–4 School-year length course Ballet I and II reinforces and expands the ballet experience through classical technique, creativity, and dance vocabulary. Students in Ballet III continue to gain strength, agility, grace, and confidence. Plain pink or black leotard, pink ballet tights, and pink ballet shoes are required. Ballet students will perform in the dance concert on March 5 at 6:00 pm.

arts academy

date/time: September 9–November 20 and

January 13–April 9

Mondays: Ballet I: 3:15–4:00 pm

Ballet II: 3:15–4:00 pm

Ballet III: 4:00–5:15 pm

Wednesdays: Ballet III: 2:30–3:45 pm instructor: Louisa Koeppel dance teacher and

Project Motion Modern Dance choreographer/ dancer and Kim Sanders dancer/actor

cost: Ballet I and II: $360

Ballet III: $560 DANCE IV For girls and boys in grades 5–12 School-year length course Join Ms. Koeppel and Ms. Sanders for a class that combines ballet and modern technique. Workshop and rehearsal times follow technique classes which build to a full dance concert on March 5 at 6:00 pm. For more information, email lkoeppel@hutchisonschool.org. date/time: Tuesdays and Thursdays,

September 10–November 21 and

January 14–April 10; 4:45–5:45 pm instructor: Louisa Koeppel dance teacher and

cost:

Project Motion Modern Dance choreographer/dancer

Kim Sanders dancer/actor $560

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instructor: cost:

Session II: Dr. Dolittle Stories; October 24–December 12 (no class October 31) Kim Sanders dancer/actor $125

MIDDLE SCHOOL touring THEATRE company For Hutchison girls in grades 5–8

ANGELINA BALLERINA For girls in PK–JK Learn basic ballet skills, listen to Angelina Ballerina stories, and learn how to dance just like your favorite dancing mouse! The course will incorporate song, dance, and creative movement to help improve coordination and enhance learning. The offering includes 10 classes, individual and group ballet pictures, and a Christmas showcase at the conclusion of the semester. date/time: Saturdays, September 21–December 7;

PK: 10:00–10:45 am

JK: 11:00–11:45 am instructor: Carissa Algea ballet and fitness instructor cost: $155 flamenco dance For girls and boys in grades 9–12 and adults Flamenco dance is a highly expressive and emotional dance form with Indian, Arabic and gypsy roots. Characterized by foot stomping, hand clapping, and intricate arms and hand movements, this centuries-old dance is full of passion and drama. Learn the posture, arm movements, footwork, turns, rhythms, choreography, and castanets. date/time: Mondays, September 23–December 2;

5:00–6:00 pm instructor: Isadora Belmonte flamenco dancer cost: $150 Theatre performance Workshop For girls and boys in grades 1–4 Practice your performance skills. Hone your acting as we create a play and bring literature alive onstage. Good fun and training for all levels of experience. This class will culminate in a sharing for family and friends and a performance for Hutchison’s early childhood. Space is limited to 12 participants. date/time: Thursdays, 3:15–5:00 pm

Session I: Dr. Seuss Stories;

September 5–November 17

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All the World’s YOUR Stage! Hone your acting skills and build your theatre experience by performing short plays at public performances on and off campus. Research, rehearse, and perform short monologues at Elmwood Cemetery in November for the fourth grade field trip! date/time: Saturdays, September 7–November 16;

9:00–11:00 am instructors: Anne Marie Caskey actor/director and upper school

theatre teacher

cost:

$75

CHILDREN’S THEATRE COMPANY Co-Sponsored by Hutchison and Children’s Museum of Memphis For girls and boys in grades 3–9 Actors needed! Hone your performance skills and perform at events throughout the fall at the Children’s Museum and at Hutchison School. This performance workshop will mount performances for the Children’s Ball on October 4 and the Monster Bash on October 26 at the Children’s Museum and at the Middle School Theatre Conference on October 19 at Hutchison. This class will meet at the Children’s Museum of Memphis on the Malco Theater stage. For more information, contact tford@hutchison school.org. date/time: Fridays, September 13–October 25;

4:00–5:30 pm instructor: Kim Sanders actor/director cost: $75 FIFTH ANNUAL MIDDLE SCHOOL THEATRE CONFERENCE ORIGINS OF THEATRE: MYTHS AND MASKS Co-Hosted by Hutchison and Grace St. Luke’s Episcopal School For girls and boys in grades 5–8 Join area theatre artists to explore the origins of drama through Greek Theatre, mask making, and performance technique. Connect to other kids interested in theatre. Workshops will include scene work using Greek dramas, ensemble acting, vocal projection, and mask-making techniques. Featuring Voices of the South’s new show, It’s All Greek to Me, this conference will culminate in a performance of an updated retelling of some of your favorite Greek myths. For more information call 507-2461. date/time: Saturday, October 19; 9:30 am–3:00 pm instructors: area theatre artists and educators cost: $25 (lunch included)

MIDDLE SCHOOL THEATRE CONFERENCE 2.0 STREB: PHYSICAL THEATRE Co-Hosted by Hutchison and Germantown Performing Arts Center For girls and boys in grades 5–8 Join area theatre artists and professional STREB company members to explore why physical theater is compelling storytelling.

Price includes a ticket to see Streb at GPAC. For more information call 507-2461. date/time: Sunday, March 30; 1:00—5:00 pm instructors: area theatre artists and educators cost: $35 (ticket price to Streb matinee at 3:00 pm

included) HISPANIC FLAMENCO BALLET COMPANY For area school groups Based out of Miami, but touring nationally, Hispanic Flamenco Ballet presents contemporary and traditional aspects of Hispanic culture through music and dance. This show is an authentic, multicultural experience that ends with an interactive workshop for students with our featured international artists. School groups can attend one or both performances. date/time: Wednesday, October 2; 9:45 and 11:15 am cost: For reservations, visit www.flamencoballet.com.

SeuSSICAL, THE MUSICAL For area school groups Seussical, based on the works of Dr. Seuss, weaves together famous tales and characters from at least fifteen of his books.

The show follows the adventures of Horton, an elephant who one day hears voices coming from a speck of dust. Traveling everywhere from the Jungle of Nool to McEligott’s Pool, some of the characters fall in love, some have desperate adventures, and some even save the world. To make reservations for our school group performance, call 507-2460. date/time: Friday, November 8; 10:00 am performers: Hutchison middle and upper school girls cost: free

THE MIRACLE WORKER For area school groups The early years of Helen Keller are brought to life on stage in William Gibson’s moving and inspiring play. To make reservations for our school group performance, call 507-2460. date/time: Friday, February 7; 10:00 am performers: Hutchison upper school girls cost: free VIEWPOINTS ACTING SEMINAR For students in grades 9–12, theatre educators and teaching artists Explore acting through the six viewpoints—space, shape, time, emotion, movement, and story. Viewpoints is an improvisationbased technique that provides actors with a tool box and vocabulary for exploring a play through movement and gesture. This

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technique was developed in the 1970s by choreographer Mary Overlie and was further developed for actors by director Anne Bogart and playwright-director Tina Landau. Mr. Woodruff served as an acting coach and stage director at The Juilliard School. date/time: Saturdays, September 21 and 28; 1:00–3:00 pm instructor: Copeland Woodruff co-director of Opera Studies at

University of Memphis

cost:

free for Hutchison, $20 for non-Hutchison participants

music Sing, dance, play For girls in PK–SK Enjoy a fun-filled musical experience with song, instruments, dance, and theatre games. Gain musical knowledge for all aspects of performing. This camp will culminate in a showcase for family and friends. date/time: Mondays, September 9–November 18;

3:00–3:30 pm instructor: Rachel Black early childhood music instructor

and theatre artist

cost:

$125

GROUP SINGING FOR sK–1 For girls and boys in grades SK–1 Learn vocal techniques for performances. Lessons will include group singing and individual instruction. This class gives students the strong foundation for proper use of their vocal talent. Space is limited to 12 students. date/time: Wednesdays, 2:15–3:15 pm

Session I: September 18–December 4,

recital December 4

instructor:

Session II: January 22–April 9, recital April 9 Rachel Black early childhood music instructor and

theatre artist

cost:

$150

Beginning GUITAR For girls and boys in grades 1–4 School-year length course For students with no prior guitar experience. The class will focus on learning chords and strumming techniques to accompany folk songs. The students in this class will perform in the LS Christmas program. Each student needs a 3 /4 size nylon string guitar and a case. date/time: Mondays, September 9–December 2 and January 13–April 28; 3:10–4:00 pm instructor: Rachel Randall early childhood and lower school music teacher

cost:

10

$350

intermediate GUITAR For girls and boys in grades 2–4 School-year length course For students with at least 1–2 semesters of guitar experience. Students must be able to play 4–6 chords and switch between them fluently. The students in this class will help lead LS Chapel on a quarterly basis and will perform in the LS Christmas program. date/time: Wednesdays, September 11–December 4

and January 15–April 9; 3:10–4:00 pm instructor: Rachel Randall early childhood and lower school

music teacher

cost:

$350

ADVANCED GUITAR For girls and boys in grades 3–6 School-year length course For students with considerable guitar experience. Students must know 8–10 common chords, be able to fluently switch between these chords, be able to read a chord chart, and have experience with different strumming patterns. The class will apply the skills and techniques to popular songs chosen in coordination with the students. These students also will be music leaders in Chapel and various programs throughout the year. date/time: Tuesdays, September 10–December 3 and

January 14–April 8; 3:30–4:15 pm instructor: Rachel Randall early childhood and lower school

music teacher

cost:

$350

DELTA GIRLS ROCK: BAND PRACTICE! For Delta Girls Rock Camp bands and advanced guitar students School-year length course Join Mr. Clay and rock out! Practice writing original songs and covering favorites under the guidance of a seasoned performer.

Play Delta Girls Rock gigs throughout the area. Your band will play on December 7 at Mile One of the St. Jude Marathon for 16,000 runners and at the Children Museum’s Girls’ Night Out for moms and daughters on April 19. date/time: Fridays, September 13–December 6 and

January 10–April 11; 3:30–4:30 pm instructor: Clay Ayers musician and DGRC instructor cost: $350 GROUP STRINGS For girls and boys in grades JK–4 School-year length course Join this fun and enriching group experience. Outstanding group classes inspire and encourage both experienced and beginning string players. String-a-palooza recital will be May 7 at 5:00 pm. date/time: Tuesdays, September 10–November 12 and

February 4–May 6

Level I: 3:30–4:00 pm

instructor: cost:

Level II: 4:00–4:45 pm Lila Hood orchestra teacher and violinist $350

Endeavors GROUP STRINGS For Hutchison girls in grades 3–4 School-year length course Join this fun and enriching group experience. Outstanding group classes inspire and encourage both experienced and beginning string players. String-a-palooza recital will be May 7 at 5:00 pm. date/time: Mondays, September 9–December 9 and

January 6–May 5; 3:15–4:00 pm instructor: Lila Hood orchestra teacher and violinist cost: free ORCHESTRA For girls and boys in grades 5–12 School-year length course Designed for students who are currently studying strings during the week privately or in group classes, this class allows musicians of all skill levels to gain experience in ensemble playing. Explore classical orchestra music and contemporary repertory. Students must commit to the entire school year. Performance dates of December 10, April 28, and May 7 are mandatory. Students other than Hutchison girls must audition with Ms. Hood. To set up an audition, please email Ms. Hood at lhood@hutchisonschool.org.

Orchestra placement is determined by fall auditions in September.

Beginner/Intermediate auditions will be held on September 4 and Advanced auditions will be September 11. date/time: Wednesdays, September 4–December 11 and

January 8–May 7;

String Orchestra (Beginner/Intermediate):

2:15–3:15 pm

Chamber Orchestra (Advanced): 3:20–4:30 pm instructor: Lila Hood orchestra teacher/director and violinist cost: $40 for non-Hutchison students PRIZM ENSEMBLE CHAMBER MUSIC AND ALL-WEST WORKSHOP For girls and boys in grades 7–12 Professional musicians from the PRIZM Ensemble will teach you the art of small ensemble playing. Placed in groups of 2–5 musicians, students will focus on essential ensemble skills such as listening, matching, cueing, and balance, as well as work on clear, constructive, and supportive communication skills and stage presence. Part of the workshop will be dedicated to All-West audition preparation. Perform for peers and families at the end of the workshop concert at 3:30 pm. Lunch will be provided. Space is limited. date/time: Saturday, October 5; 9:00 am–3:30 pm instructor: PRIZM Ensemble musicians cost: $60 centerforexcellencefall2013

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BEE SHARP: LOWER SCHOOL CHOIR For Hutchison girls in grades 2–4 School-year length course Enhance your vocal skills and perform at various school and community events. Attendance at rehearsals and concerts is important for all the members of the ensemble. No audition necessary to participate, but each family will receive a rehearsal and performance agreement with important dates and times. Music concert dates are December 10 at 5:30 pm and April 16 at 5:30 pm. date/time: Wednesdays, September 11–December 4 and

January 15–April 9; 2:10–3:00 pm instructor: Rachel Randall lower school music teacher cost: free JUST BEE For Hutchison girls in grades 5–8 School-year length course Develop your voice and confidence. Join the middle school choir and perform at various campus and public events. Just Bee Auditions will run August 20–22 from 3:15–4:00 pm. Music concert dates are December 10 at 5:30 pm and April 16 at 5:30 pm. date/time: Tuesdays and Thursdays, September 4 –

December 12 and January 7–May 13;

3:20–3:50 pm instructor: Leiza Collins Carter middle and upper school

vocal teacher

cost:

free

CHILDREN’S VOCAL ENSEMBLE Co-Sponsored by Hutchison and Children’s Museum of Memphis For girls and boys in grades 3–9 Singers needed! Hone your performance skills and sing at events throughout the fall at the Children’s Museum and at Hutchison School. This vocal performance workshop will help young singers understand vocal techniques and mount choral performances for the Children’s Museum’s Christmas event in late November and New Year’s at Noon party on December 31. This class will meet at the Children’s Museum of Memphis on the Malco Theater stage.

For more information contact tford@hutchisonschool.org. date/time: Thursdays, September 12–December 19;

4:00–5:30 pm instructor: Leandria Jack Smith vocal coach/choir director cost: $125 VOICE MASTER CLASS SERIES For girls and boys in grades 5–12 who are currently taking private voice lessons Learn from each other in these interactive group lessons. The focus will be on the integration of performance skills with vocal technique.

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date/time:

instructor: cost:

Mondays, 3:30–4:30 pm Fall Sessions: September 23, October 21, December 2 Spring Sessions: February 10, April 7, May 5 Leandria Jack Smith vocal coach/choir director $10 per session

visual art NEW! PAPERMAKING INTENSIVE For educators and girls and boys in grades 9–12 Explore different techniques for making your own paper for sculpture or drawing and painting. All supplies are provided. Space is limited. date/time: Thursdays, August 29 and September 5;

3:45–5:45 pm instructor: Colleen Couch Memphis College of Art professor

and papermaker

cost:

$25

ANIMATION 101 For girls and boys in grades 5–8 Work with a visual artist to develop characters to star in an animated film. Learn how to storyboard compelling stories for the characters. Explore the work of foley sound designers and sound effects for stories. Art and storylines generated in this experience will be featured as part of Animation Education on November 15.

Participants will receive one free ticket to the event. Space is limited. date/time: Saturdays, September 14–November 2;

10:00 am–noon instructors: Angel Bonesteel visual artist and guest artists cost: $100

MEMPHIS COMIC CON’S ANIMATION EDUCATION Sponsored by Memphis Comic Con For families Come meet voice-over actor Jess Harnell, voice of Wacko from Animaniacs, and discover how cartoons are made. See the process of animation from character sketches, through story development and computer animation, into a fully realized film. For tickets to this event please visit www.memphiscfc.com. date/time: Friday, November 15; 6:00–7:30 pm facilitators: Memphis College of Art Animators and

Joe Thordarson Memphis Comic Con organizer guest artist: Jess Harnell voice-over artist and voice of Wacko

Warner Brothers’ Animaniacs

cost:

$10 at www.memphiscfc.com

WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE: MASK MAKING AND PERFORMING Co-Sponsored by Hutchison and Children’s Museum of Memphis For girls and boys in grades 1–4 Explore Maurice Sendak’s classic book and learn how to design and build masks. Learn how a story is brought to life on stage. This experience will culminate in a short showcase on October 26 at the Children’s Museum’s Monster Bash on October 26. This class will meet at the Children’s Museum of Memphis on the Malco Theater stage. For more information, contact tford@hutchisonschool.org. date/time: Wednesdays, September 11–October 23;

4:00–5:30 pm instructor: Angel Bonesteel visual artist and performer cost: $100 BE ART-RAGEOUS! For girls and boys PK–SK Explore all the basics of drawing, painting, sculpting, experimenting, and mess-making. Your artist portfolio and pride will be bursting at the seams! Space is limited. date/time: Mondays, September 9–November 18;

3:00–3:45 pm instructor: Kristi Duckworth teaching artist and painter cost: $150 MULTI-MEDIA ART For girls and boys in grades 1–4 Explore the various forms of art in this multi-media art class. Students will study pottery, painting, drawing, and much more. Mixing old-world techniques and modern art expression, this class is a perfect way to hone your young artist’s skills. All assignments will feature an artist and style that will result in a greater appreciation of art. date/time: Mondays, September 9–November 18;

3:45–4:45 pm

instructor: cost:

Kristi Duckworth teaching artist and painter $175

POTTERY For girls and boys in grades SK–8 Develop creative concepts in clay. Learn the techniques of throwing on the wheel, hand building, and combining altered forms. date/time: Wednesdays, September 11–November 13

Grades SK–2: 2:30–3:30 pm

Grades 3–8: 3:30–4:30 pm instructor: Liz Turvaville ceramist and painter cost: $200 STORYTELLING IN FILM MAKING For girls and boys in grades 4–8 Work with film makers, artists, and writers to tell a story using film.

Explore characters through story boarding their journey. Learn how camera techniques, lighting, and scene transitions can add visual and emotional impact to your film. date/time: Saturdays, September 14–November 2;

9:30–11:00 am instructors: Joe Thordarson writer; Martheus Wade artist;

Lena Wallace actor; Dan Baker film maker cost: $175

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TOY MAKING For girls and boys in grades 1–4

LIFE DRAWING FOR STUDENTS AND ADULTS For girls and boys in grades 9–12, adults

Begin with constructing paper designs into multimedia materials to design and build your own toys. Learn how the function and structure of toys impact how you play. Discover how the art of playing can influence how you live and work. date/time: Saturdays, September 14–November 2;

8:30–10:00 am instructor: Angel Bonesteel visual artist cost: $150

Designed for serious art students and adults with basic drawing experience, each class focuses on completing one or two figure drawings. The course emphasizes the importance of line quality, anatomical proportions, composition, and personal expression.

Each class explores a different medium, including graphite, charcoal, and ink. The goal of this class is to complete a portfolio of figurative studies. date/time: Wednesdays, January 22–March 19; 2:45–4:15 pm instructor: Jeanette Leake middle and upper school art teacher

DRAWING PORTRAITS For girls and boys in grades 7–12, adults This class will focus on the art of drawing a portrait. Whether you are just learning or are more advanced, this class will help you improve your drawing skills. Each student will move at his or her own pace and level of experience. The goal will be to understand the main principles of drawing the anatomy of the face as well as capturing a likeness. We will also look at examples of interesting portraits and explore ways to make your drawings more expressive of your own individual style. date/time: Wednesdays, September 11–November 13;

2:45–4:00 pm instructor: Jeanette Leake middle and upper school art

teacher and portrait painter

cost:

$225

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and portrait painter

cost:

$225

PRIVATE LESSONS Private fine arts lessons in voice, piano, harp, flute, string instruments, electric and bass guitar, auditioning and acting, dance, or visual art techniques are available upon request on a first-come, first-served basis.

sports academy

Margaret Celeste Cates instructor:

Jordan Hockaday former University of Memphis

cheerleader

cost:

$150

GYMNASTICS FUN with WINGS For girls and boys in grades PK–JK and SK– 4

TAEKWONDO For girls and boys in PK–SK and grades 1–6 School-year length course Involve yourself in martial arts to learn discipline and skills that will help you in school and beyond. On the final class, students will test for stripes and belts. Wear your own Taekwondo uniform or purchase one through Midtown Taekwondo. date/time: Wednesdays, September 18–November 20 and

January 22–April 2;

PK–SK: 2:15–2:45 pm

1–6: 2:45–3:30 pm instructor: Tara Miller owner and teacher, Midtown Taekwondo cost: $350 YOGA KIDS For girls in grades PK–1 There is no time like now to introduce your child to yoga. Through individual poses, games, chants, and songs, yoga gets your child interested in both physical and mental fitness. These activities teach body and breath awareness. With practice, these invaluable tools help children control their own emotions while boosting their self-esteem. Beginning a yoga practice at this age could set the tone for a more balanced, grounded, and stress-free future. date/time: Thursdays, September 12–November 14;

3:00–3:45 pm instructor: Greta Hauberg PreGrounded Yoga Instructor cost: $150 CHEER NATION! For girls in grades JK–1 Join Ms. Jordan and learn all the latest steps, cool pom routines and basic cheers and jumps. A showcase performance at the end of the session will build your confidence and performance skills. date/time: Thursdays, September 12–November 14;

3:00–3:45 pm

Come join the fun! Learn skills on floor, bars, balance beam, and vault (mini-tramp), along with aerobic dance and stretching for warm-ups. Develop flexibility, strength, coordination, and confidence to promote focus and healthy habits for life. date/time: Tuesdays, August 27–October 29

PK—JK session: 3:00–3:45 pm

SK—4 session: 4:00–5:00 pm instructor: Kathy Romine Wings Gymnastics director

and lead instructor

cost:

$200

POWER TUMBLING For girls and boys in grades 2–5 Great for beginners or intermediate tumblers! Learn the basics or hone your skills! Work on cartwheels, round-offs, back and front walkovers, and hand springs. date/time: Tuesdays, November 5–December 10;

3:30–5:00 pm instructor: Kathy Romine Wings Gymnastics director

cost:

and lead instructor

$100

RUNNING CLINICS For girls in grades 1–4 Come run alongside the former cross country coach. Learn about proper running techniques and nutrition, and participate in fun running activities. date/time: Thursdays; 3:30–4:30 pm

Session I: September 5–26

Session II: January 30–February 27

Session III: March 20–April 10 instructor: Rachel Randall early childhood/lower school

teacher and runner

cost:

$75

BASKETBALL PRE-SEASON CLINIC For Hutchison girls in grades 5–8 Interested in playing basketball? Acquire and refine skills for this fast-paced team sport. This clinic is designed to prepare girls for upcoming try-outs. date/time: Thursday, October 3; 3:30–5:30 pm instructor: Hutchison basketball staff cost: free centerforexcellencefall2013 15

BASKETBALL SHOOTING AND DRIBBLING CLINIC For Hutchison girls in grades 1–4 and 5–8

LACROSSE BEGINNER’S CLINIC For Hutchison girls in grades 5–8

Receive instruction in the fundamentals of ball handling and shooting. date/time: Grades 1–4: Tuesday, December 17;

3:15–4:45 pm

Grades 5–8: Thursday, December 19;

3:30–5:00 pm instructor: Hutchison basketball staff cost: $40

This clinic is for girls who have never played lacrosse before.

Join in the fun and learn the fundamentals of lacrosse. Begin to develop good habits and learn basics of this exciting sport.

Skills in shooting, stick handling, and defensive techniques will be explored. date/time: Friday, January 31; 3:30–5:00 pm instructor: Hutchison lacrosse staff cost: free

LACROSSE CLINIC For girls in grades 1–4

QUICKSTART TENNIS ACADEMY JK—SK For girls and boys in JK–SK

Brush up on the fundamentals of lacrosse. Emphasis will be on building skills in shooting, stick handling, and defensive techniques. date/time: Tuesdays, December 3–17; 3:30–5:00 pm instructor: Hutchison lacrosse staff cost: $75

The Quickstart Academy will use the new teaching method of Quickstart tennis, a program aimed at helping kids in JK and SK learn the game of tennis. Using a smaller court, net, racquet, and larger foam tennis balls, the Quickstart method makes the game of tennis easily accessible to the little ones. Basic stroke production will be covered along with fun exercises and games. date/time: Session I: Tuesdays,

August 20–September 10; 3:15–4:15 pm

Session II: Tuesdays, September 17–October 22;

3:15–4:15 pm

Session III: Tuesdays, April 1–May 6;

3:15–4:15 pm instructor: Christian Mitchell middle school tennis coach cost: $180

LACROSSE PRE-SEASON CLINIC For Hutchison girls in grades 5–8 This camp is designed for beginning and intermediate players. All parts of the game such as grips, stances, and positions will be taught using drills and rally and point play games. Campers will be divided into skill levels to maximize instructional time. date/time: Tuesday, February 4 and Thursday, February 6;

3:30–5:00 pm instructor: Hutchison lacrosse staff cost: free

INTRAMURAL SPORTS For Hutchison girls in grades SK–4 Hutchison offers an intramural program for Hutchison girls in basketball (SK–4), soccer (SK–3) and volleyball (1–3), to provide our girls with opportunities to explore athletics. The main goal of our intramural league is to promote growth and enhance skill development. Because of our commitment to foster growth throughout the program, all SK through fourth grade girls are invited to participate regardless of skill level or experience. Season schedules will be posted soon to the division, athletic, and Center web pages at www.hutchisonschool.org.

For more information, please contact Bethany Stover at 507-2463 or bstover@hutchisonschool.org.

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sting training academy STING TRAINING ACADEMY BASKETBALL SKILLS AND DRILLS For girls in grades 2–12 The Sting Training Academy will be offering six-week basketball training sessions for girls in grades 4–12. Sessions will be offered in the fall, winter, and spring. Participants will be divided into appropriate age and skill groupings to maximize technical skill development. Coach Thomas Jones, Hutchison junior varsity basketball coach, AAU coach, and basketball trainer, will focus on fundamental basketball. This clinic will specialize in drills such as ball handling, shooting techniques, and defensive skills. Sting Training Academy dates and information will be posted on the Sting Training Academy and Center for Excellence pages.

STING TRAINING ACADEMY VOLLEYBALL INTENSIVE For girls in grades 4–11

in player development. Participants will be divided into appropriate age and skill groupings to maximize skill development. Sting Training Academy dates and information will be posted on the Sting Training Academy and Center for Excellence pages.

STING TRAINING ACADEMY JUMP TRAINING For girls grades 4–11 Join varsity coach, Hattie Rounder, for jump training to combine different exercises that focus on the core, calf muscles, and quad muscles. Girls may expect to participate in a circuit of different exercises such as box jumps, depth jumps, blocking jumps, standing jumps, jump ropes, ladders, hurdles, and more to improve speed, agility, and vertical jump. Sting Training Academy dates and information will be posted on the Sting Training Academy and Center for Excellence pages.

Continue to learn all aspects of the game. Players will focus on hitting, setting, and defensive strategies to improve their game.

Instructors will include varsity volleyball coach, Hattie Rounder, former college players, and current volleyball coaches specializing

Edna Kimbrough Crain DIVISION HEADS COFFEE For MAIS and TAIS Division Heads Please join us for a coffee in the Sprunt Room off the Welsh Dining Hall to network and chat. date/time: Friday, September 13; 8:15–9:15 am cost: free NEW! PAPERMAKING INTENSIVE For educators and girls and boys in grades 9–12 Explore different techniques for making your own paper for sculpture or drawing and painting. All supplies are provided. Space is limited. date/time: Thursdays, August 29 and September 5;

3:45–5:45 pm instructor: Colleen Couch Memphis College of Art professor

and papermaker

cost:

$25

educators institute

TAIS ONE DAY SABBATICAL: SUBSTANCE ABUSE FROM A TO Z: EFFECTS, IDENTIFICATION, AND INTERVENTION For educators All schools face the challenge of not only educating their students about the dangers of substance abuse of all kinds, but more important, finding the best means of protecting them from it. This workshop is specifically designed to give teachers and administrators both the information they need to understand the effects of various types of substance abuse, and the tools they need to identify it and intervene effectively and to review the latest trends and research. Substantial time will then be devoted to exploring ways to recognize and intervene in student alcohol and other drug use before it becomes a problem. Explore questions such as: Why is early intervention important? What is the school’s role in intervention? To register for this workshop, please go online at www.taistn.org. date/time:

Wednesday, September 25; 9:30 am–3:00 pm

guest scholar: Renee Soulis Senior Prevention Specialist & Regional

Officer FCD Educational Services

cost:

Member Fee: $150, Non-member Fee: $225

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drawing and visiting with other art teachers and visual artists. To register, please call 507-2460. date/time:

Tuesdays, September 10, October 15,

November 12, and December 3; 6:00–7:30 pm

facilitator:

Jeanette Leake middle and upper school art teacher

cost:

free

VIEWPOINTS ACTING SEMINAR For students in grades 9–12, theatre educators and teaching artists CONNECT SERIES: CAREERS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY For career counselors, college counselors, upper school and middle school heads, STEM teachers Educators Institute Connect Series aims at exploring the intersections and developing connections between schools, students, and industry. Join moderator Jana Markowitz, national director of the Society for Information Management, and learn about the amazing opportunities in the field of technology. Connect with outstanding industry executives who are passionate about inspiring the next generation. date/time:

Friday, August 23; 7:30–9:00 am

guest scholars: industry experts from technology field cost:

Educators Institute Connect Series aims at exploring the intersections and developing connections between schools, students, and industry. Join representatives from area colleges and learn how to impress colleges with your fine arts portfolios and audition packages. Explore the difference in programs between a state university, small private college, and a conservatory program. Find out what the latest in fine arts majors are doing during college and beyond.

Thursday, September 19; 4:00 pm

guest panelists: Fine arts faculty representatives from University

of Memphis, Memphis College of Art, and

Rhodes College cost:

free

ART TEACHER OPEN STUDIO AND DISCUSSION For art educators and teaching artists Come join us for an open studio. Bring your sketchpad and whatever supplies you want to use, and spend a relaxing evening

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date/time:

Saturdays, September 21 and 28; 1:00–3:00 pm

instructor:

Copeland Woodruff co-director of Opera Studies

at University of Memphis

cost:

free for Hutchison, $20 for non-Hutchison participants

free

CONNECT SERIES: THE FINE ART OF FINE ARTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION For girls and boys in grades 9–12 and parents, college counselors

date/time:

Explore acting through the six viewpoints—space, shape, time, emotion, movement, and story. Viewpoints is an improvisationbased technique that provides actors with a tool box and vocabulary for exploring a play through movement and gesture.

This technique was developed in the 1970s by choreographer Mary Overlie and was further developed for actors by director Anne Bogart and playwright-director Tina Landau. Mr. Woodruff served as an Acting Coach and Stage Director at The Juilliard School.

IT’S ALL GREEK TO ME THEATRE SHOWCASE For educators Appropriate for all ages, come and see the latest theatre offering by Voices of the South. By the same company who brought us The Ugly Duckling retelling, this contemporary re-envisioned Greek myth theatre piece offers culture and comedy to enliven any curriculum. Bring your family and join us in the Wiener Theater for a preview performance and question and answer. date/time:

Saturday, October 19; 2:00–3:00 pm

cost:

free

APPLYING ACTFL STANDARDS TO TEACHING OF MANDARIN For world languages educators and administrators Join our roundtable discussion lead by veteran teachers Hong Lin and Alejandra Lejwa. date/time:

Tuesday, January 28; 4:00–5:30 pm

facilitators:

Hong Lin upper school Mandarin teacher and Alejandra Lewja world languages chair

cost:

free

GLOBAL VILLAGE For Hutchison girls in grades 5–8 and 9–12, and area educators with student teams of 2 or more Gear up for international week by building a global village with middle school head and Governor’s School teacher, Barry Gilmore.

Explore barter systems and macro and micro economics. The village designed and built by participants will be one of the cornerstones of Hutchison’s international week experience. For more information, please email tford@hutchisonschool.org.

applications for free software and internet tools for collaborations, creations, and innovations in your classroom. date/time:

Thursdays, September 12 and 26; 4:00–5:30 pm

instructor:

Laine Agee White Station High AP computer programming instructor

cost:

$25

date/time:

Saturday, March 29; 9:00 am–2:00 pm

instructors:

Hutchison staff

INNOCENTE: FILM SCREENING AND ART OPENING Co-sponsored by Germantown Performing Arts Center and Hutchison

cost:

$10

For upper school students, parents, artists, educators

TEACH-NOLOGY: Free Software for Teaching and Learning For educators Thanks to technology, teaching and learning have changed dramatically in the past ten years. Communication and collaboration, and designing have become the new norm for classroom activities. How wired are your teaching skills? How current and compelling are your classroom’s projects? Discover from a veteran classroom teacher and a district-wide educator trainer practical

Innocente, the documentary short about a homeless, undocumented 15-year-old girl living in California pursuing her artistic dreams, won the 2013 Oscar for Best Documentary Short. It was also the first film funded by Kickstarter to win an Oscar. Join visual artist Innocente and Matt D’Asrigo, founder/executive director of A Reason to Survive, at the Memphis-area screening of the film for a question and answer discussion about the project and an art show featuring Innocente’s work. date/time: Wednesday, October 23; 6:00 pm guest artist: Innocente visual artist cost: free

Bernice Hederman Hussey

parent center

FISHING RODEO AND FARM FALL HARVEST For Hutchison families Let’s celebrate the end of summer with fun outdoors! Bring a pole and relax around the Hutchison lake. Tour the Hutchison farm and see what is ready and ripe for the picking. The Center for Excellence will provide the popsicles! date/time: Thursday, September 5; 4:00–6:00 pm host: Hutchison staff cost: free THE SOCIAL NETWORK: PARENT ENGAGEMENT IN PREVENTION For parents; hosted by TAIS Did you know that kids who learn a lot about the risks of alcohol and other drugs from their parents are up to 50 percent less likely to use than those who do not? Indeed, children’s involvement (or lack of involvement) with substances is determined by their connections—their ties to different pressures and people who have something to say to them about alcohol and other drug use.

Join Freedom from Chemical Dependancy Educational Services in a discussion about the social network you can build to keep your healthy kids healthy. With more than 35 years of experience, FCD will connect parents through research-based strategies that keep

students safe and build climates of prevention. Learn how accurate social norms and parent communication can connect your hopes for your children to their healthy choices about alcohol and other drugs. Review current trends and discuss in detail those substances you’re most worried about—alcohol, marijuana, and prescription drugs—to build a strong understanding of these substances and how to prevent their use by students. date/time: Tuesday, September 24; 5:30–7:00 pm guest scholar: Renee Soulis Senior Prevention Specialist &

Regional Officer FCD Educational Services

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TUNE-UP YOUR MOBILE DEVICE For families Need a good tune-up? Bring your mobile device to learn how to adjust your settings so you can be safe. Resources that will give you options for parental controls will be shared. Come join us for a hands-on informal session. date/time: Tuesday, September 17; 8:30–9:30 am

Thursday, September 26; 5:00–6:00 pm host: Whitney Miller and Jennifer Stover

Hutchison Technology Department

cost:

free

CONNECT SERIES: CAREERS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY For career counselors, college counselors, upper school and middle school heads, STEM teachers Educators Institute Connect Series aims at exploring the intersections and developing connections between schools, students, and industry. Join moderator Jana Markowitz, national director of Society for Information Technology, and learn about the amazing opportunities in the field of technology. Connect with outstanding industry executives who are passionate about inspiring the next generation. date/time: Friday, August 23; 7:30–9:00 am guest scholars: industry experts from technology field cost: free CONNECT SERIES: THE FINE ART OF FINE ARTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION For girls and boys in grades 9–12 and parents, college counselors Educators Institute Connect Series aims at exploring the intersections and developing connections between schools, students, and industry. Join representatives from area colleges and learn how to impress colleges with your fine arts portfolios and audition packages. Explore the difference in programs between a state university, small private college, and a conservatory program. Find out what the latest in fine arts majors are doing during college and beyond. date/time:

Thursday, September 19; 4:00 pm

guest panelists: Fine art faculty representatives from University

of Memphis, Memphis College of Art, and

Rhodes College cost:

free

INNOCENTE: FILM SCREENING AND ART OPENING Co-sponsored by Germantown Performing Arts Center and Hutchison For upper school students, parents, artists, educators Innocente, the documentary short about a homeless, undocu20

mented 15-year-old girl living in California pursuing her artistic dreams, won the 2013 Oscar for Best Documentary Short. It was also the first film funded by Kickstarter to win an Oscar. Join visual artist Innocente and Matt D’Asrigo, founder/executive director of A Reason to Survive, at the Memphis-area screening of the film for a question and answer discussion about the project and an art show featuring Innocente’s work. date/time: Wednesday, October 23; 6:00 pm guest artist: Innocente visual artist cost: free STAN DAVIS For parents Stan Davis is an author and international speaker on teaching and parenting. Stan’s work has been featured in newspapers, on radio and TV programs, and on a special 20/20 report about bullying.

He has presented keynotes and workshops at conferences and trained school staff and students in 25 US states, Canada, India, and Africa since the 1990s. Join Stan and learn many ways to build your child’s inner strength and resilience. date/time: Wednesday, November 13; 6:00 pm guest scholar: Dr. Stan Davis cost: free CONTAINER GARDENING For families Join our own horticulturist and learn all about the Hutchison Farm and the secrets to container gardening. Explore how easy it is to grow vegetables and herbs in raised container beds. Families attending will take home a starter kit of seeds and seedlings from Hutchison’s garden. date/time: Tuesday, February 25; 4:30–5:30 pm instructor: Sarah Pierce horticulturist cost: $5 per family

center for excellence application fall/spring 2013-2014 To register, please complete this application and return registration sheets with appropriate payments to Hutchison Center for Excellence, 1740 Ridgeway Road, Memphis, TN 38119. Registrations are not accepted without class fees or payment as indicated. Refunds: Except in cases of illness or emergency that are disclosed to the Center for Excellence office prior to the start of an activity, refunds will not be given after the classes begin.

Student’s Name __________________________________________________________________ Date ___/____/____ Age as of June 1, 2013 _____ School ____________________________________________________ Grade, Fall ’13_______ Mother’s Name ___________________________________________________________________________________ Father’s Name ___________________________________________________________________________________ Home Address ___________________________________________________________________________________ City _____________________State _______ Zip _______________ Home Phone (______)________________________ Work Phone (mother) (______)_______________________

Work Phone (father) (______)_______________________

Cell Phone (mother) (______)________________________

Cell Phone (father) (______)____________________________

E-mail (mother) _________________________________ E-mail (father) _____________________________________ In the event a parent cannot be reached in case of emergency, please call: Name _________________________________________________________ Phone (______)____________________ Doctor’s Name ___________________________________________________ Phone (______)____________________ Preferred Hospital __________________________________________________________________________________ Please list any dietary restrictions, physical restrictions, or allergies ___________________________________________________ Persons authorized to pick up my child (other than parents): Name _________________________________________________________ Phone (______)____________________ Name _________________________________________________________ Phone (______)____________________ How did you hear about Hutchison’s Center for Excellence Program? (check all that apply)

q Current Hutchison student

q friend

q brochure

q ad in ____________________________ publication

q Website

Please list the classes and seminars you or your student will be attending.

Class/seminar #1: __________________________________________________________________________________ Class/seminar #2: __________________________________________________________________________________ Class/seminar #3: __________________________________________________________________________________ Class/seminar #4: _________________________________________________________________________________ I represent and warrant to Hutchison School that, except as otherwise stated above in writing, my child is in good health, both physically and mentally and is fully able to participate in all activities of Hutchison’s Center for Excellence and SPARK Programs. I, on behalf of myself, my spouse and my child, waive any and all claims and fully and finally release and discharge Hutchison School, Hutchison’s Center for Excellence and Hutchison School’s SPARK Programs and their respective trustees, officers, employees, agents and representatives from any and all claims for personal injury, including death, and/or property damage arising out of or relating to my child’s participation in any and all activities at Hutchison School and/or arising out of or relating to Hutchison’s Center for Excellence and Hutchison School’s SPARK Programs and hereby covenant and agree to hold harmless Hutchison School, Hutchison’s Center for Excellence and Hutchison School’s SPARK Programs, its trustees, officers, employees, agents, and representatives from any and all claims, losses, damages, liability, or expenses arising out of, or in any way connected to, any alleged incident, injury, loss, damage or expense arising out of or resulting from such participation.

Signature of Parent ______________________________________________________________________ Date ______/______/______

Total Amount Enclosed: $_______________. To register, please complete this form and send it, along with fees, to: Center for Excellence, Hutchison School, 1740 Ridgeway Road, Memphis, TN 38119. Classes with insufficient enrollment are subject to cancellation with a full refund.

Hutchison welcomes qualified students of any race, color, creed, or ethnic origin.

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In the event in the opinion of Hutchison School, Hutchison’s Center for Excellence and/or Hutchison School’s SPARK Programs or any of their trustees, officers, employees, agents or representatives, that my child is in need of medical care or treatment, if either parent or the listed emergency contact is not available, I give Hutchison School permission to transport my child to a hospital emergency room, a minor emergency facility, a physician or a nurse for care and/or for treatment. I also give permission for my child to participate in any field trips included in the activities for which she/he is registered. I consent to Hutchison School’s right to use any photos taken during Center for Excellence and SPARK activities for future promotions, publications and other uses. I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the Center for Excellence and SPARK Programs Policies described in this brochure. I agree to abide by these policies and procedures, and I acknowledge my responsibility for the payment of all program fees described in the brochure.

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center for excellence general information admission Admission is granted to qualified students

in the order in which completed registration forms with payments/ deposits are received. Hutchison welcomes qualified students of any race, color, religion, or ethnic origin to summer program activities.

refund policy Center for Excellence fees are refunded

in full when the session for which an enrollment was submitted is at capacity or the session is cancelled by Hutchison. Except in the cases of illness or emergency that are disclosed to the Center for Excellence office prior to the start of an activity, refunds will not be given after a session begins.

For Center for Excellence classes, a withdrawal request that occurs at least five (5) business days prior to the first class meeting will result in a refund/credit of fees. After five (5) days prior to the first class meeting, there will be no refund of fees.

transportation and supervision Students should arrive on time and be picked up promptly at the end of each class or camp. For the safety and security of all participants, girls and boys left unsupervised on campus before or after camp sessions will be escorted to Early/Extended Care. Parents will be charged $15 per day. An additional charge of $5.00 per minute will be assessed for all SPARK participants remaining on campus after 6:05 pm. This fee must be paid at the time of pick up.

registration Registration is required for each Center for Excellence offering. Sessions are filled on a first-come basis. Please enroll early. Any registrations received after a class has reached capacity will be returned with a full refund. Mail the completed application and payment in full for each selected class and seminar to Hutchison Center for Excellence Program, 1740 Ridgeway Road, Memphis, TN 38119. Online registration is also available. Please visit our website at www.hutchisonschool.org.

Once a registration has been received and processed, a confirmation will be emailed to the address listed on the registration form. Please note that registrations are not accepted without the appropriate payment.

payment and fees Center for Excellence fees as indicated in each entry include all activities and supplies unless otherwise noted. Payments for Center for Excellence sessions are due in full at the time of registration.

Payments can be made by VISA®, MasterCard®, or check made payable to Hutchison School. Hutchison students may apply payments to their student accounts.

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attendance Hutchison will not contact parents when a

student is not in attendance. No refunds will be given for students who choose not to attend classes or activities.

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Students are expected to adhere to the policies and procedures of the School, as well as the Center for Excellence program. Hutchison reserves the right to dismiss any student whose behavior poses a discipline problem. No refunds will be issued for students who are asked to withdraw.

personal items Hutchison is not responsible for lost

or stolen property. Students should not bring valuable items.

All personal items should be clearly marked with the student’s name.

location Hutchison is conveniently located on a 52-acre

naturally-wooded campus in East Memphis at 1740 Ridgeway Road.

Campus maps may be obtained at the front gate. The Center for Excellence office is located on the first floor in the Dobbs Center.

for more information:

PHONE: 901.507.2460; E-MAIL: akillen@hutchisonschool.org

cfe dai ly classes

classes times dates cost mondays Be Art-rageous! PK–SK..................................... 3:00–3:45pm............September 9–November 18.........................$150 Sing, Dance, Play PK–SK................................... 3:00–3:30pm............September 9–November 18.........................$125 tuesdays Girl Scouts SK—8............................................... 3:15–4:15pm..............September–April...........................................$50 SK Pre Ballet...................................................... 3:00–3:30pm............September 10–November 19....................... $180 Group Strings Level I......................................... 3:30–4:00pm............September 10–May 6.................................. $350 Group Strings Level II........................................ 4:00–4:45pm...........September 10–May 6.................................. $350 Wings Gymnastics PK–JK................................. 3:00–3:45pm............August 27–October 29................................$200 Wings Gymnastics SK–4................................... 4:00–5:00pm...........August 27–October 29................................$200 Quickstart Tennis Academy I JK–SK.................. 3:15–4:15pm..............August 20–September 10........................... $180 Quickstart Tennis Academy II JK–SK................. 3:15–4:15pm..............September 17–October 22........................... $180 Quickstart Tennis Academy III JK–SK................ 3:15–4:15pm..............April 1–May 6.............................................. $180 wednesdays PK Pre Ballet...................................................... 2:00–2:30pm............September 11–November 20....................... $180 JK Pre Ballet...................................................... 2:45–3:15pm.............September 11–November 20....................... $180 Pottery SK–2..................................................... 2:30–3:30pm............September 11–November 13........................$200 Pottery 3–8....................................................... 3:30–4:30pm............September 11–November 13........................$200 Group Singing SK–1........................................... 2:15–3:15pm..............September 18–December 4..........................$150 Taekwondo PK–SK............................................ 2:15–2:45pm.............September 18–April 2 . ............................... $350 thursdays JK Pre Ballet...................................................... 3:00–3:30pm............September 12–November 21........................ $180 Yoga Kids........................................................... 3:00–3:45pm............September 12–November 14........................$150 Cheer Nation JK–1............................................. 3:00–3:45pm............September 12–November 14........................$150 saturdays Angelina Ballerina PK......................................... 10:00–10:45am.........September 21–December 7..........................$155 Angelina Ballerina JK......................................... 11:00–11:45am...........September 21–December 7..........................$155 one-time classes & special events Art for Heart’s Sake: Youth Villages................. 9:00–11:00am...........Saturday, September 28............................... free A Taste of China: Double Ninth Festival.......... 4:00–5:00pm...........Tuesday, October 8...................................... free A Taste of China: Chinese New Year................ 4:00–5:00pm...........Tuesday, January 28..................................... free Art for Heart’s Sake: Le Bonheur.................... 9:00–11:00am...........Saturday, February 8.................................... free Art for Heart’s Sake: Sign Design for Creative Aging............................................ 9:00–11:00am...........Saturday, March 29...................................... free A Taste of China: Dragon Boat Festival........... 12:30–1:30pm............Tuesday, May 13........................................... free

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for grades 1-4 classes times dates cost mondays Athena Club 1–4................................................ 3:00–4:00pm...........August 26–May 8.............$72/day each quarter Ballet I................................................................ 3:15–4:00pm............September 9–April 7...................................$360 Ballet II............................................................... 3:15–4:00pm............September 9–April 7...................................$360 Ballet III.............................................................. 4:00–5:15pm (M) 2:30–3:45 (W)..........September 9–April 7.......$560 Beginning Guitar 1–4......................................... 3:15–4:00pm............September 9–April 28................................. $350 Endeavors: Group Strings 3–4.......................... 3:15–4:00pm............September 9–May 12................................... free Hogwarts at Hutchison: Potions Class 2–5..... 3:30–4:30pm............November 4–December 2........................... $100 Multi-Media Art 1–4.......................................... 3:45–4:45pm............September 9–November 18......................... $175 tuesdays Athena Club 1–4................................................ 3:00–4:00pm...........August 26–May 8.............$72/day each quarter Endeavors: Puppet Theater 3–4...................... 3:15–4:00pm............September 10–May 13.................................. free (continued on next page)

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classes times dates cost tuesdays, cont.

Advanced Guitar 3–6........................................ 3:30–4:15pm.............September 10–April 8.................................. $350 Girl Scouts SK–8................................................ 3:15–4:15pm..............September–April...........................................$50 Group Strings Level II........................................ 4:00–4:45pm...........September 10–May 6.................................. $350 Lacrosse Clinic 1–4............................................ 3:30–5:00pm............December 3–December 17............................. $75 Power Tumbling Clinic 2–5................................ 3:30–5:00pm............November 5–December 10.......................... $100 Wings Gymnastics SK–4................................... 4:00–5:00pm...........August 27–October 29................................$200 wednesdays Bee Sharp 2–4................................................... 2:10–3:00pm.............September 11–April 16.................................. free Group Singing SK–1........................................... 2:15–3:15pm..............September 18–December 4..........................$150 Intermediate Guitar 2–4.................................... 3:10–4:00pm............September 11–April 9.................................. $350 Pottery 3–8....................................................... 3:30–4:30pm............September 11–November 13........................$200 Pottery SK–2..................................................... 2:30–3:30pm............September 11–November 13........................$200 Taekwondo 1–6................................................. 2:45–3:30pm............September 18–April 2 . ............................... $350 Maskmaking & Performing 1–4 (CMOM).......... 4:00–5:30pm............September 11–October 23........................... $100 thursdays Athena Club 1–4................................................ 3:00–4:00pm...........August 26–May 8.............$72/day each quarter Cheer Nation JK–1............................................. 3:00–3:45pm............September 12–November 14........................$150 Children’s Vocal Ensemble 3–9 (CMOM)........... 4:00–5:30pm............September 12–December 19.........................$125 DI Rising Stars!.................................................. 3:30–4:30pm............late September–early March........................$150 Endeavors: Naturalists’ Club 3–4...................... 3:15–4:00pm............September 12–May 15.................................. free Endeavors: We-Do Robotics 3–4...................... 3:15–4:00pm............September 12–May 15.................................. free Running Clinic I.................................................. 3:30–4:30pm............September 5–September 26......................... $75 Running Clinic II................................................. 3:30–4:30pm............January 30–February 27................................ $75 Running Clinic III................................................ 3:30–4:30pm............March 20–April 10......................................... $75 Theatre Performance Wrkshp 1–4.................... 3:15–5:00pm.............October 24–December 12............................$125 Theatre Performance Wrkshp: Dr. Suess 1–4... 3:15–5:00pm.............September 5–October 17..............................$125 Yoga Kids........................................................... 3:00–3:45pm............September 12–November 14........................$150 fridays Children’s Theatre Company 3–9 (CMOM)....... 4:00–5:30pm............September 13–October 25............................. $75 Mystery History Time Travel Club 3–6.............. 3:15–5:00pm.............October 18–April 4...........................$20/session saturdays Destination Imagination.................................... 1:00–3:00pm............October 19–April 12....................................$150 Storytelling in Film Making 4–8........................ 9:30–11:00am...........September 14–November 2......................... $175 Toy Making 1–4................................................. 8:30–10:00am..........September 14–November 2.........................$150 one-time classes & special events The Wild World of Insects 1–4......................... 3:15–4:30pm.............Tuesday, September 10................................. free Build Girl Power: Tools for Life 1–4................... 3:15–5:00pm.............Monday, September 16.................................$20 Art for Heart’s Sake: Youth Villages................. 9:00–11:00am...........Saturday, September 28............................... free A Taste of China: Double Ninth Festival........... 4:00–5:00pm...........Tuesday, October 8...................................... free Girl Power: Tools for Life 1–4............................ 3:15–5:00pm.............Monday, December 9....................................$20 Basketball Shooting & Dribbling Clinic 1–4....... 3:15–4:45pm.............Tuesday, December 17...................................$40 Build Girl Power: Tools for Life 1–4................... 3:15–5:00pm.............Monday, January 13.......................................$20 A Taste of China: Chinese New Year................. 4:00–5:00pm...........Tuesday, January 28..................................... free Art for Heart’s Sake: Le Bonheur...................... 9:00–11:00am...........Saturday, February 8.................................... free Build Girl Power: Tools for Life 1–4................... 3:15–5:00pm.............Monday, February 10.....................................$20 Art for Heart’s Sake: Sign Design for Creative Aging............................................. 9:00–11:00am...........Saturday, March 29...................................... free A Taste of China: Dragon Boat Festival............ 12:30–1:30pm............Tuesday, 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classes times dates cost mondays Athena Club 5–6............................................... 3:20–4:20pm............August 26–May 8.............$72/day each quarter Ballet III.............................................................. 4:00–5:15pm (M) 2:30–3:45 (W).......September 9–April 7..........$560 Hogwarts at Hutchison: Potions Class 2–5...... 3:30–4:30pm............November 4–December 2........................... $100 tuesdays Advanced Guitar 3–6........................................ 3:30–4:15pm.............September 10–April 8.................................. $350 Athena Club 5–6............................................... 3:20–4:20pm............August 26–May 8.............$72/day each quarter Dance IV............................................................ 4:45–5:45pm............September 10–April 10................................$560 Girl Scouts SK–8................................................ 3:15–4:15pm..............September–April...........................................$50 Power Tumbling Clinic 2–5................................ 3:30–5:00pm............November 5–December 10.......................... $100 wednesdays Drawing Portraits 7–12 & Adults....................... 2:45–4:00pm...........September 11–November 13........................ $225 Pottery 3–8....................................................... 3:30–4:30pm............September 11–November 13........................$200 Taekwondo 1–6................................................. 2:45–3:30pm............September 18–April 2 . ............................... $350 thursdays Dance IV............................................................ 4:45–5:45pm............September 10–April 10................................$560 Children’s Vocal Ensemble 3–9......................... 4:00–5:30pm............September 12–December 19.........................$125 fridays Children’s Theatre Company 3–9...................... 4:00–5:30pm............September 13–October 25............................. $75 Delta Girls Rock Band Practice.......................... 3:30–4:30pm............September 13–April 11.................................. $350 Mystery History Time Travel Club 3–6.............. 3:15–5:00pm.............October 18–April 4...........................$20/session saturdays Destination Imagination.................................... 1:00–3:00pm............October 19–April 12....................................$150 Storytelling in Film Making 4–8........................ 9:30–11:00am...........September 14–November 2......................... $175 Animation 101 5—8............................................ 10:00am–noon.........September 14–November 2........................ $100 one-time classes & special events Study Skills 5–8................................................. 4:00–5:00pm...........Tuesday, August 27........................................$10 I Love My Laptop.............................................. 3:45–4:30pm............Tuesday, September 17................................. free Build Girl Power: Tools for Life 5–8.................. 3:15–5:00pm.............Monday, September 23.................................$20 Art for Heart’s Sake: Youth Villages................. 9:00–11:00am...........Saturday, September 28............................... free PRIZM Ensemble & All West Workshop 7–12... 9:00am–3:30pm.......Saturday, October 5......................................$60 Basketball Pre-Season Clinic 5–8...................... 3:30–5:30pm............Thursday, October 3..................................... free A Taste of China: Double Ninth Festival........... 4:00–5:00pm...........Tuesday, October 8...................................... free Time Management 5–8..................................... 4:00–5:00pm...........Tuesday, October 15.......................................$10 MS Theatre Conference: Myths and Masks...... 9:30am–3:00pm.......Saturday, October 19..................................... $25 Online Safety 5–8............................................. 3:45–4:30pm............Tuesday, October 22.................................... free Girls Leading the World Session I 5–8.............. 1:00–3:30pm.............Saturday, November 9................................. free Memphis Comic Con’s Animation Education.... 6:00–7:30pm............Friday, November 15.......................................$10 Build Girl Power: Tools for Life 5–8.................. 3:15–5:00pm.............Monday, December 16..................................$20 Basketball Shooting & Dribbling Clinic 5–8....... 3:30–5:00pm............Thursday, December 19.................................$40 Communicating with Style & Substance 5–8.... 1:00–3:30pm.............Saturday, January 25.................................... free Build Girl Power: Tools for Life 5–8.................. 3:15–5:00pm.............Monday, January 27......................................$20 A Taste of China: Chinese New Year................. 4:00–5:00pm...........Tuesday, January 28..................................... free Lacrosse Beginner’s Clinic 5–8.......................... 3:30–5:00pm............Friday, January 31......................................... free Lacrosse Pre-Season Clinic 5–8........................ 3:30–5:00pm............Tuesday, February 4 & ................................ free

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classes times dates cost one-time classes & special events, cont.

Musical Chairs Design Challenge 5–8............... 9:00am–noon..........Saturday, February 8........................... $25/team Art for Heart’s Sake: Le Bonheur...................... 9:00–11:00am...........Saturday, February 8.................................... free Girl Power: Tools for Life 5–8 .......................... 3:15–5:00pm.............Monday, February 24....................................$20 Art for Heart’s Sake: Sign Design for Creative Aging............................................. 9:00–11:00am...........Saturday, March 29...................................... free Global Village 5–12............................................ 9:00am–2:00pm......Saturday, March 29........................................$10 MS Theatre Conf. 2.0: Physical Theatre........... 1:00–5:00pm............Sunday, March 30......................................... $35 Girls Leading the World Session II 5–8............. 1:00–3:30pm.............Saturday, April 5........................................... free A Taste of China: Dragon Boat Festival............ 12:30–1:30pm............Tuesday, May 13........................................... free

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for grades 9-12 classes times dates cost tuesdays Dance IV............................................................ 4:45–5:45pm............September 10–April 10................................$560 wednesdays Drawing Portraits 7–12 & Adults....................... 2:45–4:00pm...........September 11–November 13........................ $225 thursdays Children’s Vocal Ensemble 3–9......................... 4:00–5:30pm............September 12–December 19.........................$125 Dance IV............................................................ 4:45–5:45pm............September 10–April 10................................$560 fridays Children’s Theatre Company 3–9...................... 4:00–5:30pm............September 13–October 25............................. $75 saturdays Destination Imagination.................................... 1:00–3:00pm............October 19–April 12....................................$150 one-time classes & special events Memphis Comic Con’s Animation Education.... 6:00–7:30pm............Friday, November 15.......................................$10 A Taste of China: Double Ninth Festival.......... 4:00–5:00pm...........Tuesday, October 8...................................... free A Taste of China: Chinese New Year................ 4:00–5:00pm...........Tuesday, January 28..................................... free A Taste of China: Dragon Boat Festival........... 12:30–1:30pm............Tuesday, May 13........................................... free Art for Heart’s Sake: Youth Villages................ 9:00–11:00am...........Saturday, September 28............................... free Art for Heart’s Sake: Le Bonheur.................... 9:00–11:00am...........Saturday, February 8.................................... free Art for Heart’s Sake: Sign Design for Creative Aging............................................. 9:00–11:00am...........Saturday, March 29...................................... free Innocente: Film Screening & Art Opening......... 6:00pm.....................Wednesday, October 23............................... free Global Village 5–12............................................ 9:00am–2:00pm......Saturday, March 29........................................$10 Leading Your Own Future 9–10........................ 1:00–3:30pm.............Saturday, November 16................................ free PRIZM Ensemble & All West Workshop 7–12... 9:00am–3:30pm.......Saturday, October 5......................................$60

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for parents classes times dates cost A Taste of China: Double Ninth Festival..............4:00–5:00pm............Tuesday, October 8.........................................free A Taste of China: Chinese New Year....................4:00–5:00pm............Tuesday, January 28........................................free A Taste of China: Dragon Boat Festival...............12:30–1:30pm.............Tuesday, May 13...............................................free Art for Heart’s Sake: Youth Villages....................9:00–11:00am............Saturday, September 28..................................free Art for Heart’s Sake: Le Bonheur.........................9:00–11:00am............Saturday, February 8........................................free Art for Heart’s Sake: Sign Design for Creative Aging............................................. 9:00–11:00am...........Saturday, March 29...................................... free Fishing Rodeo and Farm Fall Harvest...................4:00–6:00pm............Thursday, September 5....................................free The Social Network: Parent Engagement............5:30–7:00pm.............Tuesday, September 24...................................free Tune Up Your Mobile Device I..............................8:30–9:30am.............Tuesday, September 17....................................free Tune Up Your Mobile Device II.............................5:00–6:00pm............Thursday, September 26.................................free Stan Davis.............................................................6:00–8:00pm............Wednesday, November 13...............................free Container Gardening.............................................4:30–5:30pm.............Tuesday, February 25........................ $5 per family Connect Series: Careers in Info. Technology.......7:30–9:00am.............Friday, August 23.............................................free Connect Series: Fine Arts in Higher Education....4:00—5:30pm............Thursday, September 19..................................free

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classes times dates cost Connect Series: Careers in Inf. Technology..........7:30–9:00am.............Friday, August 23.............................................free MAIS and TAIS Division Heads Coffee.................8:15–9:15am...............Friday, September 13........................................free Teach-nology: Free Software/Tching & Lrning....4:00–5:30pm.............Thursday, September 12 & 26......................... $25 TAIS One Day Sabbatical: Substance Abuse........9:30am–3:00pm........Wednesday, September 25...................$150/$225 Connect Series: Fine Arts in Higher Education....4:00–5:30pm.............Thursday, September 19..................................free It’s All Greek to Me Theatre Showcase................2:00–3:00pm.............Saturday, October 19.......................................free Innocente: Film Screening & Art Opening...........6:00pm......................Wednesday, October 23..................................free Applying ACTFL Standards/Teaching Mandarin..4:00–5:30pm.............Tuesday, January 28........................................free Global Village........................................................9:00am–2:00pm.......Saturday, March 29..........................................$10

Welcome!

Hutchison’s commitment to excellence is steadfast. Our Center

for Excellence is in its seventh year, and our goal remains to share Hutchison’s tradition of excellence with the greater Memphis community and enhance the opportunities available to each of you. We invite you to join us as we discover our ever-changing world through scholarship, exploration, and participation. We strive to awaken the artists, athletes, and scholars and to engage leaders, educators, and parents in thought-provoking classes and lectures. Please take a moment to learn more about the programs available through the Center for Excellence. We look forward to you and your family joining us as we pursue the ideals of excellence in all forms.

Tracey Zerwig Ford Center for Excellence Director 901.507.2460 tford@hutchisonschool.org

C E N T E R F O R E X C E L L E N C E (CFE)

irene leatherman orgill Scholars Academy................................................................. 1

Offering a wide range of enriching academic classes, workshops, and speakers.

Abigail Ware Williams Leadership institute.................................................................. 6

Training the next generation of leaders through classes, workshops, and service opportunities.

mary miles loveless arts academy............................................................................... 7

Providing a broad range of artistic offerings for ages from pre-kindergarten to adults.

Margaret Celeste Cates sports academy.......................................................................15

Offering skill-building clinics in addition to hosting inspiring speakers from the industry.

Private training opportunities are also offered.

edna kimbrough crain educators institute. ................................................................ 17

Training area educators with professional development through classes, workshops, and speakers.

bernice hederman hussey parent center.. .................................................................... 19

Providing a network for parents to learn about trends concerning today’s children, to discuss best parenting practices, and to obtain training in technology.

APPLICATION ............................................................................................................................ 21 GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................................................................................... 22 CFE DAILY s ch edules and special e v ents . ........................................................................ 23

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