2014 Summer Kaleidoscope Catalog

Lifelong Learning Opportunities at ROLAND PARK COUNTRY SCHOOL

kaleidoscope SUMMeR 2o14 PROGRAMS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS Red Hot Summer Day Camp for Girls and Boys Including Half Day Option Red Hot Summer Mini-Camp for 3 and 4 Year Olds Including Half Day Option More Summer Camps Than Ever!

Arts & Crafts Creativity & Imagination Fashion & Sewing Nature and Wildlife Performing Arts Science Tech Experience Specialty Programs Sports Camps Environmental Science Summer Research Experience (ESSRE) Plus…

YOUNG VICTORIAN THEATRE COMPANY at RPCS Programs for Adults Day Trips Unique Multi-Day Trips

5204 Roland Avenue ● Baltimore, Maryland 21210 410.323.5500 ● www.rpcs.org

HISTORY OF KALEIDOSCOPE AT ROLAND PARK COUNTRY SCHOOL

Some of the best minds in Baltimore are teaching at Roland Park Country School. ~Advertisement in the window of the Enoch Pratt Free Library in the mid–1970s

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orty years ago, Alumnae Secretary Peggy Webb Patterson, 1947, was charged by Headmistress Anne Healy to create outreach programs for alumnae, their friends and the Baltimore community.

The RPCS Evening School was established during the 1972 – 1973 academic year and with Peggy’s guidance, RPCS began to develop and offer courses. One of the goals was to support the School’s mission to foster a lifelong love of learning in alumnae and sustain their connection to RPCS. A few classes per year were offered originally and Kay Cavanaugh’s popular course in modern art paved the way for success.

Today, Kaleidoscope at RPCS has grown considerably.

Courses, book talks, trips, and summer camps are offered in the fall, spring and summer semesters. Over 100 Kaleidoscope educational programs and entertainment options with 1000 participants are hosted each semester. Topics include Cultural Arts, Book Talks, Creative Pursuits, Film, Personal Development, Culinary Arts, Body, Mind and Soul, Children/ Family Programs and Travel. A partnership with Diversions affords Kaleidoscope patrons outstanding seating at major Broadway theater events. Judy Pittenger’s Great Books courses, now offered in the afternoon and the evening, are continually full with a waiting list.

Kaleidoscope’s reach has expanded exponentially throughout the greater Baltimore community. Catalogs are mailed to a database of 13,000, many of whom do not have any other relationship to RPCS.

Kaleidoscope is led by the External Programs Advisory Board who serve as ambassadors to develop and support Kaleidoscope programs and promote the School’s mission of lifelong learning. RPCS is deeply grateful to these dedicated volunteers who help identify opportunities, design programs, provide contacts, chaperone trips and distribute catalogs wherever they can!

DAYS ARE RED HOT at Roland Park Country School Camps

Make This Summer A Memorable One At RPCS

Head of School: Director of Marketing & Communication: Director of Child Care: Director of External Programs:

Jean Waller Brune Nancy Mugele Maria Chmura Dani Kell Steinbach, 2004

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table of contents RED HOT SUMMER DAY CAMP FOR AGES 5 TO 9 RED HOT SUMMER MINI CAMP FOR AGES 3 AND 4 Including Half Day and Full Day Options!

EXTENDED DAY CAMP LUNCH LINK

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ARTS AND CRAFTS Animal Art – All New Projects Art Around the World – New Cultural Destinations Artful Fun Fun Jewelry with Fabric and Yarn Fun with Macrame Illustrate It

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CREATIVITY AND IMAGINATION Cooking Camp Creative Writing Creative Writing – Junior Dolls Around the World Fairy Fantasy Camp Fantastic Photography I Fantastic Photography II Making Memories: Scrapbooking Camp

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FASHION AND SEWING Fashion Sketch Fun Sewing: Make Your Fashion Sketches a Reality

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NATURE AND WILDLIFE Peace Camp Wildlife in Our World Nature Detectives

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PERFORMING ARTS Big Top Buddies Circus Camp Stars Broadway Bound Take the Stage Guitar Hero Boot Camp Mystifying Magic Entertainment Next Step Dance Camp Summer Step Dancing

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SCIENCE CSI: RPCS Programming Sensor-Rich Robots Camp Jurassic Camp Young Scientist Camp Little Robot Inventor Camp Young Physician Camp Cosmos Camp CSI Camp Robot Inventor Camp Emergency Vet Camp Special Effects

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THE TECH EXPERIENCE Comic Book Creation Camp Comic Book Creation Camp - Junior Website Creation Camp Magazine Makers

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table of contents KIDS’ SPECIALTY PROGRAMS Baby Sitter Training Chess Driver’s Education Driver's Education – Supplemental Driving Time Manners Can Be Fun SPORTS CAMPS Baltimore’s Best Watersports Adventure Basketball Offensive Skills Mini-Camp Challenger Sports British Soccer, including First Kicks, Mini Soccer, and Player Development La Crosse and La Crafts Tennis

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LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES The Environmental Science Summer Research Experience for Young Women (E.S.S.R.E.) 45 YOUNG VICTORIAN THEATRE COMPANY Programs for Adults Celebration of Art Preview Brunch and Lecture - Art in the Interior Celebration of Art Gallery Reception and Sale Celebration of Art Sunday Lecture

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Trips in Partnership with Diversions Beautiful: The Carole King Musical on Broadway 50 After Midnight – on Broadway 51 The Velocity of Autumn – on Broadway 51 All the Way – on Broadway 52 A Culinary Caper 53 Kinky Boots – on Broadway 54 Violet - on Broadway 55 The Barnes Collection 56 Cabaret - on Broadway 56 Franklin and Eleanor – No Ordinary Time, An Extraordinary Marriage 57 An Insider’s Visit to London and Downton Abbey Berlin Beckons Reborn and Beautiful!

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Multi-Day Trips and International Travel San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

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General Information How to Register 62 Refunds 62 Cancellations 62 Food on Campus 62 Dress 62 Consent for Publication for Kaleidoscope 63 Additional Information 63 Registration 64-67

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red Hot Summer Day camp For girls and boys ages 5 - 9

Red Hot Summer Day Camp enters its 12th season with MORE trips, MORE activities and MORE fun than ever before. This traditional Day Camp is for GIRLS and BOYS ages 5 through 9. We’re located in a beautiful, air-conditioned facility and lunch is provided every day! Each day is packed with a variety of fun-filled events, supervised by our caring, enthusiastic, and experienced staff. Join the fun! We will take a weekly trip to Meadowbrook Pool, and cool off with sprinkler time on campus. Call 410/3235500 ext 3091 to get a weekly calendar of events and weekly themes.

Some of our fun on-campus events include glazing pottery, crafts, science, computer time, and cooking.

For girls and boys ages 5 to 9, you can “mix and match” your camp day! Choose a specialty camp in the morning, and then join Red Hot for lunch and afternoon fun. Or, enjoy Red Hot in the morning, lunch, then choose another great camp for your afternoon.

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red Hot Summer Day camp For girls and boys ages 5 - 9 Red Hot Summer Day Camp Dates NYou can sign up by the week for full day or half day programs The weeks are as follows: Week 1 – June 16 – 20 Week 2 – June 23 – June 27 Break – June 30 – July 4 Week 3 – July 7 – July 11 Week 4 – July 14 – July 18 Week 5 – July 21 – July 25 Break – July 28 – August 8 Week 6 – August 11 – August 15 Week 7 – August 18 – August 22

Red Hot Summer Day Camp Full Day Option: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm $315 per week, includes lunch and snacks Morning Only Option: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm $135 per week, includes snacks - no lunch Afternoon Only Option : 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm $185 per week, including lunch and day trips as applicable.

A 20% deposit will hold your place for your preferred weeks of Red Hot Summer Camp. Camp must be paid in full prior to your child’s first day. Each Camper will receive a special Red Hot Summer Camp Shirt and a Red Hot Summer Water Bottle!

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Please drop your Camper off at the RPCS Lower School Entrance. Counselors will be there to greet your child.

Please be aware that your child is allowed to leave only with his/her parent or guardian (or someone designated by the parent or guardian). Each Head Counselor has a list of Campers and as each child is picked up, the authorized person will be asked to sign the child out.

Many of our Counselors are returning veterans of RPCS Camp and are all trained and certified in American Red Cross safety and CPR or National Safety Council First Aid certified.

Our ratio of Campers to Counselor is three to one.

Additional registration material will be sent to you after your initial deposit is received by RPCS. All forms must be completed and received by RPCS in order for your child to attend Camp.

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Red hot Summer mini Camp

RED HOT SUMMER MINI CAMP DATES HALF DAY OR FULL DAY CAMP FOR 3 AND 4 YEAR OLD GIRLS AND BOYS! You can sign up by the week for full day or half day programs.

The weeks and themes are as follows: Week 1 - June 16 - June 20 Storybook Adventures!

Week 2 - June 23 - June 27 Fun With Nature!

Week 3 - June 30 - July 3* Red White and Blue Fun for You! Week 4 - July 7 - July 11 Pirates and Mermaids!

Week 5 - July 14 - July 18 Mini Chef!

Week 6 - July 21 - July 25 Animal World! *Week 3 is a four-day camp, pro rated.

Your child’s first Camp will be a fun adventure, as we learn and explore, meet new friends, explore a new theme each week, and grow into independent youngsters. Each day on the RPCS campus will include Circle Time, Music Time, Outdoor Time (on our playground,) and Arts & Crafts based on the theme of the week.

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Red hot Summer mini Camp Red Hot Summer Mini Camp begins at 8:30 am and concludes at 12:00 pm (half day option) and 4:30 pm (full day option.)

Option One: Half Day: 8:30 am – 12:00 pm Cost: $175 per week A 20% deposit will hold your place for your preferred weeks of Red Hot Summer Mini Camp.

Camp must be paid in full prior to your child’s first day of Red Hot Summer Mini Camp. Parents must send a healthy snack for their child. We will provide drinks.

Option Two: Full Day: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Cost: $320 per week A 20% deposit will hold your place for your preferred weeks of Red Hot Summer Mini Camp.

Camp must be paid in full prior to your child’s first day. Parents must send two snacks (morning and afternoon) and lunch for their child, we will provide drinks.

Mini Camp teachers are all fully accredited child care specialists.

Extended Day is not available for Red Hot Summer Mini Camp.

Please note: Children must be fully toilet-trained to attend Red Hot Summer Mini Camp.

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extended Day camp

Extended Day Girls and Boys enrolled in Kaleidoscope Camps Ages 5 - 12 Extended Day provides fun morning and afternoon playtime in our Multipurpose Room and on our playground for children ages 5 through 12 enrolled in RPCS Camps (with the exception of Mini Camp and camps for children under age 5.) We offer recreational activities including games, computer time and outdoor play in a relaxed setting.

Morning Extended Day is available for RPCS Summer Camps which begin at 9:00 am. We will ensure that your child gets to their Camp on time.

Afternoon Extended Day is available for RPCS Summer Camps which conclude at 3:00 pm, with the exception of Red Hot Summer Mini Camp and camps for children under age 5. For your convenience, the Extended Day program ends at 6:00 pm.

Campers must be pre-registered for Extended Day by Friday of the week before Camp in order to avoid being charged the per day drop-in rate. Campers who arrive more than 15 minutes before Camp begins (9:00 am) or who are present more than 15 minutes after Camp ends (3:00 pm) are automatically enrolled in Extended Day and a drop-in fee will apply. A $30 per quarter hour late charge will be billed per family for late pick-ups (after 6:00 pm).

Please note the week(s) for which you are registering your child(ren) for Extended Day on the registration form.

Mornings

8:00 am – 9:00 am $47 per week $26 drop-in per day

Afternoons

3:00 pm – 6:00 pm $72 per week $36 drop-in per day

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lunch link Lunch Link Children enrolled in Morning and Afternoon Kaleidoscope Camps Age 6 - 15 Lunch Link provides children an opportunity for a lunch hour, allowing families to create a full-day experience with both a morning and afternoon Summer Kaleidoscope Camp. Parents must send their child with a lunch in the morning each day. At the conclusion of a morning Camp, campers will be cared for in a designated location to eat lunch before their afternoon program begins. This is also a fun opportunity to meet other kids attending a variety of Kaleidoscope Camps that week.

Lunch Link is available between Kaleidoscope morning Camps that end at 12:00 pm and afternoon Camps that begin at 1:00 pm. We will ensure that your child gets to their afternoon Camp on time. Campers must be pre-registered for Lunch Link by Friday of the week before Camp. Parents must sign up for an entire week; there is no daily drop in available.

Please note the week(s) for which you are registering your child(ren) for Lunch Link on the registration form.

Lunch Link

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm $25 per week per child

Please note: Children registered for Lunch Link must bring a lunch and bottled water each day.

Extended Day is not available the following weeks: June 30 - July 4 July 28 - August 1 August 4 - August 8

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kids programs SPEND YOUR SUMMER WITH KALEIDOSCOPE! This summer, we are excited to offer more specialty summer camps than ever! Our morning and afternoon Kaleidoscope Camps for children ages 5 to 18 provide a wide array of fantastic summer experiences. Take a look at our Summer 2014 catalog and spend your summer with Kaleidoscope!

Flexibility and Fun! We’ve made it even easier to create a fantastic summer experience for your child(ren!) For children ages 5 through 9, parents can “mix and match” a Kaleidoscope Camp with Red Hot Summer Day Camp. During weeks where camps are offered in both the morning and afternoon, parents can create a full-day experience with Lunch Link, our supervised program during which camp staff will bring kids together to enjoy lunch before they head to their afternoon camp. And, Extended Day is available to kids ages 5 – 12 enrolled in Kaleidoscope Camps. Contact Kaleidoscope at 410-323-5500, ext 3091, for more information and register your child for a Kaleidoscope Camp today!

arts and crafts

ANIMAL ART – All New Projects!

Ages 5 – 10 Monday through Friday, July 7 – 11 $175 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $25 Holly McAslan All about animals! We will talk about fun animal facts, play animal themed games and create lots of animal art. Make a mask, design animal print fabrics, create our own zoo, and more! This camp will allow you to explore various art mediums to create your animals: collage, clay, paint, assemblage, construction and fibers. You may select to focus on a different animal each day, or stay with the same animal all week.

You will also learn about how animals of all kinds have been depicted in art throughout the ages. Discover Rousseau’s strange jungle creates, Giacometti’s bronze animals, Chagall’s flying blue cows, and even cartoonish Garfield, and many more through a detailed, artistic look at our four-legged friends.

NOTE: Materials fee payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day.

See Instructor bio next column.

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ART AROUND THE WORLD New Cultural Destinations!

Ages 5 – 10 Monday through Friday, July 14 – 18 $175 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $25 Holly McAslan Pack your palette, paints and imagination as we take off on an artistic journey around the world. Each day you will focus on the art and culture of a different place or people. Projects will include: Native American weavings and pottery, Aboriginal animal art, Egyptian jewelry, African masks, architectural designs of Spain, Italy and France, as well as decorative arts of Europe and Asia. You will create, paint, sculpt, draw and construct art from around the globe while learning interesting facts about each country and its culture.

NOTE: Materials fee payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day.

Art instructor and cultural guide is Holly McAslan.

Holly holds an MA in education from The Notre Dame of Maryland University, a BA in Communications Art from Muhlenberg College, is a graduate in 2-D design from The Maryland Institute College of Art and is a Maryland State Certified Art Teacher. She teaches at RPCS in the Preschool 4’s program.

ARTFUL FUN Ages 6 - 9 Monday through Friday, August 4 – 8 $175 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $20 Ann Wiker Spend some of your summer in a creative way with this camp that includes painting, sculptures, collaging and textile art.

We will use books as a jumping-off point and will look at the art of some famous artists. You will explore the possibilities of creating with clay, wood pieces, fabric, styrofoam, beads and more.

NOTE: Materials fee payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day.

See Instructor bio on page 13.

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arts and crafts FUN JEWELRY WITH FABRIC AND YARN Ages 8 – 12 Monday through Friday, July 14 - 18 $175 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $10 Janet Waters Spend this week creating beautiful, fun and wacky necklaces and bracelets. Some materials that can be used are novelty yarns, shiny fabrics, bottoms, decorators trim and more. You will learn basic hand sewing skills.

NOTE: Materials fee payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day.

FUN WITH MACRAMÉ Ages 8 – 15 Monday through Friday, July 21 – 25 $175 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $10 Janet Waters Do you like the new bracelets seen on TV, made with bright, multi-colored loops on a loom? Join us for this fun camp!

You will learn two simple macramé knots that are perfect for bracelets. Choose from one to four colors for your marvelous creation.

NOTE: Materials fee payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day.

Janet Waters exhibits and sells her art, quilts jewelry and fine art prints in east coast shows and galleries. Her work was exhibited in the Syracuse University Art Center and she was a featured artist at McDonogh School.

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arts and crafts ILLUSTRATE IT Ages 9 - 12 Monday through Friday, August 4 – 8 $175 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Materials fee: $20 Ann Wiker Do you doodle all the time?

Do you love to copy pictures from books and magazines?

Is it possible that your parents may have a real artist on their hands? If that’s the case, you will love this camp that focuses on drawing, painting, illustrating and making pictures look more realistic.

We will create landscapes, still lifes, portraits, comic strips, illustrated books and more. The young artists will enjoy using oil pastels, paint pens, charcoal and other materials that professional artists use.

NOTE: Materials fee payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day.

Ann Wiker is director of Art Exposure, Inc., collaborating with artists and business managers in art exhibits in vacant storefronts, office building lobbies, cafes, restaurants and street level windows. She is also an art consultant, advising corporate and residential clients on locating, purchasing, installing, transporting and commissioning original art work.

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creativity & imagination COOKING CAMP Ages 11 – 17 $295 Three three-day programs for you to choose from, Monday, Wednesday and Friday Program One: June 16, 18, 20 Program Two: July 21, 23, 25 Program Three: August 11, 13, 15 9:30 am – 2:00 pm Chef Nancy Longo A summer cooking class for the young budding cook!

Program 1: Travel the world with Asian cuisine like dim sum, egg rolls, dumplings and others; Mexican favorites including fajitas, burritos, salsas, tacos, and handmade tortillas; and Brunch specialties like omelettes, muffins and quiche.

Program 2: We will explore the world of chocolate – truffles, chocolates molded, caramel chocolate as well as chocolate icing, cakes and brownies – and other delicious desserts. We will learn to make tarts, cake and how to ice it, as well as crème brulee. Then, Pasta fun with ravioli and lasagna with sauces.

Program 3: This week’s themes will include Appetizers favorites including shrimp firecrackers, bruschetta, mozzarella sticks; Soups such as gazpacho, egg drop and lemongrass; Finally, an Italian day with risotto, gelato, pizza and calzones.

On each of the three days you will be given a chance to see how a restaurant kitchen works, and you will be given all the recipes needed to make at home the items learned. You will enjoy beverages and lunch and take home food each day for your family to enjoy! Class size is limited, so we encourage early registration.

NOTE: This program will be hosted at Pierpoint Restaurant. Transportation from RPCS will be provided; school bus will depart promptly at 9:30 am. All three themes will be covered each week, but not in a designated order. For safety reasons, please note the dress code information on page 62.

Chef Nancy Longo is owner and executive chef of Pierpoint Restaurant, opened in 1980. Nancy started cooking at the age of 7, with her Italian grandmother.

She graduated from Baltimore’s International Culinary College in 1983. Chef Nancy and Pierpoint have consistently been given high reviews since it opened, and recently Nancy was named as one of Maryland’s 100 most successful Women by Warfield’s Business Record.

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creativity & imagination CREATIVE WRITING CAMP Ages 11 – 15 Monday through Friday, July 21 - 25 $160 9:00 am – 12:00 pm* Materials fee: $20 *Camp concludes at 2:00 pm on Thursday, due to field trip Ellen Krich During this week, you will be working on various genres of your choice, including a oneact play, short stories, poetry and creative essays. You will be instructed on descriptive writing technique and will read excerpts from great literature that will be thoughtprovoking and provide a good example of an outstanding creative voice. Each writing day will feature journaling, a minilesson, and time for writing and guided revision, in a writing workshop format. Campers will play writing games to get started. For fun, you will write nature poetry on location in the RPCS Backwoods, while studying Robert Frost and other nature poets. This will be a guided nature tour that will help you work on naming trees and plants in your poetry. You and other budding writers will take a field trip to the Baltimore Museum of Art, along with its sculpture garden, to write about paintings and sculptures, just as many famous writers have done, thanks to being inspired by art. The week will culminate in a production of your own portfolio of writing gems. You will have access to technology in order to publish your work with flair and with illustrations.

NOTE: Materials fee is payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack each day, and a lunch on Thursday.

See instructor bio next page.

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creativity & imagination CREATIVE WRITING – JUNIOR EDITION Ages 8 – 10 Monday through Friday, July 28 – August 1 $160 9:00 am – 12:00 pm* Materials fee: $20 *Camp concludes at 2:00 pm on Thursday, due to field trip Ellen Krich Indulge yourself in a week of writing! During this camp, you will receive instruction on mechanics, content, organization and techniques for writing a variety of genres. Each day will feature whole-group instruction using models from literature, time for writing and one-on-one teacher/student guidance, and feedback in a writing workshop format. We will begin each day with engaging writing games and exercises, and we will use the RPCS Backwoods for picnic snacks and nature writing. Our Junior Edition Creative Workshop Camp will journey to the Baltimore Museum of Art to write poetry about the artwork and to enjoy lunch in the sculpture garden. At the end of the week, you will have a wonderful portfolio of your own creative writing and journals.

NOTE: Materials fee is payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack each day, and a lunch on Thursday.

Ellen Krich currently teaches creative and analytical writing to Grade 7 at Roland Park Country School and previously to Grades 9, 10 and 12. She has a BA in Creative Writing from the Johns Hopkins University and MA in leadership in teaching with a concentration in analytical writing from Notre Dame University.

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creativity & imagination DOLLS AROUND THE WORLD Ages 5 - 9 Monday through Friday, July 14 - 18 $165 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $35 Amy Anderson and Megan Cohen Bring your doll to camp! Join us as we learn about dolls around the world and travel “back in time” with your favorite dolls through crafts, food, dance, theater, fashion and fun!

Each day we will focus on a different doll and the activities for that day will revolve around the historical significance of that time period. Possible time periods and countries may include: The Civil War, 1930s, 1970s, as well as dolls from Hawaii and the Southwest! This exciting week of camp will culminate in a Doll Fashion Show and Tea Party!

NOTE: Materials fee is payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. A delicious and healthy snack will be provided each day.

Amy Anderson has been teaching theater at RPCS for 16 years. Megan Cohen is a former English teacher and experienced crafter. Ms. Anderson and Ms. Cohen are looking forward to combining their love of the arts with their love of “all things dolls”!

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FAIRY FANTASY CAMP Ages 5 – 9 Monday through Friday, July 7 - 11 $165 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $35 Anita Horwath

Fairies dance! Fairies play! Fairies explore! Each day we will dream up fairy stories to perform and enjoy a scrumptious fairy snack. We will dabble in fairy crafts and use our imaginations.

No fairy is complete without her magic wings and wand, so we will have them as well! Join your friends in the fairy world as we celebrate the power of imagination and creativity.

NOTE: Materials fee is payable to the Instructor on the first day of camp. A delicious and healthy snack will be provided each day.

Anita Horwath is a professional actress, and teaches Creative Drama in the afterschool program at Roland Park Country School and Baltimore School for the Arts.

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FANTASTIC PHOTOGRAPHY I

Ages 10 -15 Monday through Friday, June 16 - 20 $195 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $45 *Camp concludes at 2:00 pm on Thursday, due to field trip Rosey Puskas-Ragontse Click, Click, Click! That’s the sound of your shutter as we take amazing images influenced by some inspirational photographers both past and present! Learn how to see the world as Ansel Adams did, how to photograph words using found objects, and take portraits inspired by Annie Liebowitz. You will be introduced to landscape, portraiture, abstract and conceptual photography, and shooting images in their likeness. This will be a fun, hands-on approach to learning the process in which a photo is created. And how photoshop, like magic, can transform an image!

NOTE: Please bring your own camera with memory cards (this class is more about artistic vs technical so the student should have an idea of how to use his/her camera whether it’s a point-and-shoot or DSLR.) Materials fee is payable to Instructor on the first day of camp.

Please bring a bottle of water each day, and a lunch on Thursday.

See Instructor bio next page.

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FANTASTIC PHOTOGRAPHY II

Ages 10 – 15 Monday through Friday, June 23 – 27 $195 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $45 *Camp concludes at 2:00 pm on Thursday, due to field trip Rosey Puskas-Ragontse The world of photography can be magical, often tricking the eye into seeing what we want it to! Would you like to learn how to miniaturize yourself in a self portrait? Or how about learning about how perspective can change how you look at everyday objects. In this camp, we will learn the art of light, the beauty of colorful nature photography as well as inspirational photographers of our time. Photoshop will be used to add the magical touch!

Please bring your own camera with NOTE: memory cards (this class is more artistic than technical so the student should have an idea of how to use his/her camera whether it’s a pointand-shoot or DSLR.) Materials fee is payable to Instructor on the first day of camp. Please bring a bottle of water each day, and a lunch on Thursday.

Rosey Puskas-Ragontse is an award winning wedding, fashion and portrait photographer in Baltimore.

She began her journey with a BFA at the University of Hartford Art School, and was inspired to start Red Rose Photography after working for the amazing Arthur Remanjon Photography studio for three years. Her work has been published in Zink Magazine, The Washington Post, Vogue Italia Photovogue, success from Home Magazine and several other magazines and blogs, and has been a recipient of the Brides Choice awards 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014. She has been teaching photography classes for adults and children as a way to share her love for her craft.

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MAKING MEMORIES: Scrapbooking Camp $155 Ages 8 -13 Program 1: Monday through Friday, June 16 – 20 Program 2: Monday through Friday, July 7 - 11 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $30 Beverly Edwards Memory books become well-loved family treasures, especially when they are created by children! You will learn how to design original and creative pages for a scrapbook of her own, deciding whether you’d would like it to focus on a particular theme, such as travel, family, holidays, school, pets, sports, activities, special events or perhaps a combination of these. Innovative scrapbooking tools, such as fancy scissors, punches, die cuts and other embellishments make this activity loads of fun! Scrapbooking is like the 21st Century version of the quilting bee, a social event where friends gather to chat and share in a much-loved hobby. Experience the wonders of this special craft in a community of young memory-makers.

NOTE: A scrapbook, paper, embellishments and access to all scrapbooking tools will be provided. Students must bring their own photos and memorabilia. Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day. Materials fee is payable to Instructor on first day of camp.

Beverly Edwards has been an educator for over 25 years. At RPCS, she taught both English and drama on the middle school level until she assumed her current position as the Lower School Librarian. She holds a BA and an MMS degree from Baltimore’s Loyola University and is working on a master’s degree in School Library Media at McDaniel College. Beverly is an avid “scrapper” who believes that cutting and pasting is good for the soul!

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FaShION and SEWING Camps

FASHION SKETCH FUN Ages 9 - 16 Monday through Friday, June 23 - 27 $160 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $35 Leah Aronhime Are you interested in designing your own clothing? Do you like to draw? Then you will love Fashion Sketch Fun! This camp is for anyone interested in fashion design and being creative. No previous experience in fashion, design or drawing is required. We will start the week with a different project every day and then focus on designing one full-piece collection based on what inspires you. You might choose inspiration from artwork, an architectural element, a time period, or a culture. You’ll learn the process from start to finish, beginning with a mood board, how to communicate your design ideas into a fashion sketch and how to render garment details, accessories, silhouettes, color, and different textures and patterns in your designs. We’ll also discuss fabric rendering and selection as well as collection presentation techniques.

This is a great start for the budding fashionista who wants to see your ideas transform into art!

NOTE: Materials fee payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day.

SEWING: Make Your Fashion Sketches a Reality!

Ages 9 - 16 Monday through Friday, June 23 - 27 $160 12:30 – 3:30 pm Materials fee: $35 Leah Aronhime Learn how to sew on a sewing machine to make a complete outfit! No previous sewing experience is required. You will also learn how to cut and measure fabric. We will start off with basic stitching and move on to several other projects.

Projects include a tote bag, a skirt, and some jewelry. All projects will work towards completing a whole outfit. This is a great starter class for the budding fashionista who wants to see his/her ideas transform to life!

NOTE: Campers must bring their own sewing machine. Materials fee payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day.

Leah Aronhime is a fashion designer in Baltimore. She graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology with a BFA and has worked for a variety of fashion companies.

Currently, Leah does freelance work, teaches fashion design, and has a children’s wear company, Galette Children’s Apparel.

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nature and wildlife

PEACE CAMP Ages 6 - 10 Monday through Friday, July 21 - 25 9:30 am – 3:00 pm Hannah Pickworth and Cindy Woodruff

$240

Join us for a unique camp experience that explores peace building concepts through nature. Each day our own RPCS bus will take us to Woodberry Crossing, an educational farm in Parkton where you will explore over 100 acres of woods, fields, paths and streams. The Center is filled with wildflowers, plants, birds, butterflies and farm animals including donkeys, emus, sheep, goals, turkeys, chickens and alpacas.

In this peaceful environment, you will enjoy swimming, hiking, stream walking, gardening and caring for animals.

While having fun, we will explore ways to be peaceful citizens through crafts, storytelling, cooperative games and skits.

You’ll make healthy choices about respecting themselves and others, caring for the environment and understanding the interdependence of all things, being a friend and helping others.

NOTE: Transportation from RPCS will be provided. School bus will depart promptly at 9:30 am. Please bring bottled water, healthy snack and lunch each day. This wonderful camp experience will be facilitated through the Baltimore Peace Study Center.

Hannah Pickworth and Cindy Woodruff are librarians at Roland Park Country School and Gilman School, respectively. They are founders of the Peace Study Center, a non-profit resource center providing materials for young children and their caregivers to enable children to make peaceful choices in their lives.

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nature and wildlife WILDLIFE ADVENTURES SUMMER CAMP Wildlife Adventures Inc. led

by Val Garcia WILDLIFE IN OUR WORLD Ages 5 - 8 Monday through Friday, July 14 –18 $185 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $25 Campers will work with Wildlife Adventure naturalists and live animals to discover and explore six of the animal classifications. Each day we will have a different animal group to get up-close and hands-on, and we will learn all we can about the animals and their survival. This traditional camp experience includes hiking in the RPCS Backwoods, wildlife crafts, well-loved camp songs, games and skits. Animals groups represented are: mammals, birds, insects, spiders, reptiles and amphibians.

NOTE: Materials fee payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day.

NATURE DETECTIVES Ages 9 - 12 Monday through Friday, August 4 – 8 $185 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Materials fee: $25 Come armed with your best clue-solving skills as we work to unravel the mysteries of nature. Campers will explore and learn about different animals every day and how they survive in the wild. We will also discover a few ways that we can truly make a difference for wildlife by helping local research through programs such as the National Wildlife Federation’s Wildlife Watch and Maryland Amphibian and Reptile Atlas.

Special visitors will teach us about wildlife rehabilitation and animal veterinary care. On two camp days, we will take field trips to a local park or nature center for hiking and wildlife watching. Each day we will visit with live wild animals and learn about their care.

NOTE: Materials fee payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring a bottle of water, lunch and healthy snack with you each day.

Val Garcia is the owner and head naturalist of Wildlife Adventures, Inc., an organization founded in 1999 and dedicated to spreading awareness and enriching the minds of all ages through hands-on educational entertainment. Val holds a BA in early childhood education and has been an environmental educator for more than 20 years.

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performing arts

BIG TOP BUDDIES Ages 6 – 7 Monday through Friday, June 16 - 20 $280 9:00 am – 2:00 pm Michael Rosman Big Top Buddies gives younger campers a taste of the circus life with simple but fun skills like spinning plates, balancing feathers/sticks and juggling scarves. All little ones will participate in acrobatics, clowning, and pie-in-the-face day – always a favorite! – in addition to circus-themed arts and crafts projects. Our Big Top Buddies will join in the big show for friends and family on Friday.

NOTE: All campers will receive a t-shirt and juggling bean bags. Please specify your child’s t-shirt size at the time of registration. Please bring lunch and a bottle of water each day.

CIRCUS CAMP STARS Ages 8 – 16 Monday through Friday, June 16 - 20 9:00 am – 2:00 pm Michael Rosman

$280

Come join the Circus! Ringling Brothers Circus College graduate and Circus veteran Michael Rosman and his team of coaches will teach you the skills you need for success in life – such as juggling, tight wire walking, balancing, stilt walking, and clowning! You will receive a juggling kit, a special t-shirt and a clown nose. Thursday is pie-in-the-face day! A big show, starring all the campers will be presented for friends and family on Friday.

NOTE: All campers will receive a t-shirt and juggling bean bags. Please specify your child’s t-shirt size at the time of registration. Please bring lunch, a bottle of water and healthy snack each day.

Michael Rosman is a Ringling Brothers Circus college graduate and circus veteran. As a comedy juggler and circus star, he has been entertaining audiences around the world for over 25 years.

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BROADWAY BOUND!

Ages 6 - 10 Monday through Wednesday, July 21 - 23 $115 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Anita Horwath A specially-designed camp for aspiring “actors” and “actresses.” Broadway Bound Camp is for children who love theater games, dramatic play, story enactment, imagination journeys and music. There is no pressure to perform.

The emphasis is on the process, rather than the product.

Being creative with drama lets you learn about emotions, problem solving and relating to others. You will develop your imagination and confidence and pretend to be anything you want to be. Come join us for drama fun! Family and friends will be invited to our “big show” on Friday.

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack each day.

See Instructor bio below.

TAKE THE STAGE Ages 10 - 14 Monday through Friday, June 23 - 27 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Anita Horwath

$175

Get ready to take the stage with this one-week theater camp! Incorporate knowledge of the stage and performance technique as well as creative development, expression, and improvisation. And, with our mock audition process, you’ll be on your way to Broadway before you know it! On Friday, you’ll “take the stage” to demonstrate all you’ve learned this week.

NOTE: Materials fee payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day.

Anita Horwath is a professional actress and has been a teacher for the Together Working in Gaining Skills (TWIGS) after school program at Baltimore School for the Arts for 20 years. Anita teaches in the afterschool program at Roland Park Country School.

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performing arts GUITAR HERO BOOT CAMP Ages 8 - 15 $220 Program One: Monday through Friday, June 16 – 20 Program Two: Monday through Friday, August 11 – 15 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Materials fee: $20 Tobias Hurwitz Campers are immersed in the fascinating world of guitar, with the guidance of leading guitar educator and performer, Tobias Hurwitz. You will be loaded with guitar secrets and tricks of the trade as you make new friends, share ideas and prepare for a stunning Friday performance.

Your day includes guitarskills, music history, appreciation and discussion, and per-formance rehearsal for your end-of-week performance. Friends and family are invited, the concert begins at 3:00 pm on Friday!

NOTE: Materials fee is payable to the Instructor on the first day of camp. You are paying for a text book: The Total Rock Guitarist by Tobias Hurwitz, Alfred Publications. Please bring your own acoustic or electric guitar, bass guitar or ukulele. Please also bring a water bottle, two healthy snacks and lunch daily.

Tobias Hurwitz is a 1987 graduate of the Guitar Institute of Technology in Hollywood, California and has authored 15 guitar method books for Alfred Publications.

He was named Baltimore’s Best Guitar Teacher by The City Paper and Best Guitarist in the Mid-Atlantic by The Music Monthly. He has four albums available on iTunes over a million YouTube hits and is endorsed by PRS Guitars, Ernie Ball Strings and Fractal Audio.

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performing arts MYSTIFYING MAGIC ENTERTAINMENT CAMP Ages 8 -14 Monday through Friday, August 4 - 8 $125 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $15 Tim Kottcamp The old adage, “Now you see it…. now you don’t” won’t be a mystery anymore! This summer you can learn to amaze your friends and family by performing mystifying magical effects.

Learn the secrets behind a magician’s “bag of tricks” using everyday objects as well as exciting props! Practice and performance will be incorporated on a daily basis. You will be engaged in other activities which include the examination of renowned magicians and their related styles. Juggling and other stunts will be explored as well. Parents and family are invited to our Magic Show on the final day of Camp.

NOTE: Materials fee is payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day.

Tim Kottcamp is a practicing magician and school teacher.

NEXT STEP DANCE CAMP Monday through Friday, August 11 - 15 Dancers ages 7 and 8 $120 (2 hours) 8:00 am – 10:00 am Dancers age 9 and 10 $175 (3 hours) 10:15 am – 1:15 pm Dancers age 11 - 13 $235 (4 hours) 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm Sylvia Botts This summer camp is perfect for girls who have been studying dance and want to take their technical skills to the next level.

The basis of the camp will be on ballet, as the foundation for all other forms of dance. Building upon that foundation, we will work on extra jazz and tap to expand our techniques and concentration. From there we will go outward and upward to also incorporate modern and even hip hop! The dancers will share a special performance for friends and family on the last day of camp.

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day. Tap shoes are available to borrow or you may bring your own.

Jazz shoes are optional. Girls must provide their own black leotards and pink tights.

Sylvia Botts teaches lower and middle school dance at Roland Park Country School.

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performing arts SUMMER STEP DANCING CAMP For Girls Ages 9 - 13 $180 Program One: Monday through Friday, June 16 - 20 Program Two: Monday through Friday, June 23 - 27 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $20 Toni Woodlon Step dance is a form of percussive dance in which the entire body is used to make rhythmic sound. Stomping, clapping, and spoken word are used to produce a choreographed series of “steps.” With deep roots in African step dance, stepping has also been showcased in military drill teams and fraternity and sorority step shows. The spoken word component of step dance is used to convey a message of pride, confidence and unity.

S.T.E.P.S. LLC, Striving Toward Educational and Personal Success, provides step dance instruction for purposes of fitness, fun and entertainment. You will become self-aware of bodily strength and movement, more coordinated, and self-confident. On the final day of each program, the step dancers will put on a performance for friends and family that will have you out of your seats cheering!

NOTE: Materials fee is payable to Instructor on the first day of Camp. Steppers will need to dress comfortably and wear tennis shoes to camp. Each girl will receive a customized t-shirt to perform in on the final day. Please bring bottled water and a healthy snack each day.

Toni Woodlon has taught step dance for eight years in Baltimore City Public Schools. Her company, S.T.E.P.S. LLC, Striving Toward Educational and Personal Success, is currently is contracted and in partnership with Elev8 Baltimore to provide step dance instruction to elementary/middle school girls. When not teaching step dance, Toni is a 5th Grade teacher at Roland Park Country School.

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science

The RPCS STEM Institute presents:

CSI: RPCS Ages 9 – 14 Monday through Friday, July 14 – 18 $240 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials Fee $30 Amy Popp Crime scene investigations; there are a lot of shows on TV about it and we always hear about it on the news, but do you know what really goes into crime scene investigation?

In order to solve crimes, law enforcement often works very closely with a variety of scientists to analyze evidence and get a better idea of what exactly happened at a crime scene.

As you may have seen on TV, there is a lot of science and technology that goes into this investigation. This program will dispel some of the myths shown on TV and teach you what really goes on behind the scenes. During this program you will be introduced to a variety of disciplines such as forensics and biometrics. Each of these areas focuses on the science and technology that is used in the field, in labs and at crime scenes to solve mysteries and identify suspects and victims. If you are interested in learning how people and materials can be identified by different characteristics or you want to know how criminals are caught then this is a great program for you!

NOTE: Materials fee is payable to the Instructor on the first day of camp.

Amy Popp is a chemistry teacher at Roland Park Country School. She was also one of the founders of the RPCS STEM Institute and currently teaches three out of the four offered courses. Amy earned a Bachelors of Science in Chemistry from the University of Mary Washington and then continued her education earning a Masters in Secondary Science Education from the College of William and Mary.

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The RPCS STEM Institute presents: PROGRAMMING SENSOR-RICH ROBOTS Ages 9 – 14 Monday through Friday, June 16 – 20 $240 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Materials fee: $20 Bill MacDonald As the PC revolution was to the Baby Boomers and the iPhone is to the Millenials, robots will be to today’s students.

Programmable robot cores can be combined with sophisticated and affordable sensors that detect sound, light, color, temperature, motion, ultrasound, and location. Software is the glue that is used to link the hardware possibilities in creative ways to customize a robotic core plus sensors to perform interesting tasks. In this course, you will use Lego Mindstorm ® robots to see firsthand how this revolution is transforming what we will all someday take for granted. No prior programming experience is required.

NOTE: Materials fee is payable to the Instructor on the first day of camp.

Bill MacDonald teaches Mathematics, Computer Science, and STEM courses in the RPCS Upper School. He briefly taught computer science at the University of Connecticut before starting a career at Bell Labs. Returning to full-time teaching, he was the lead math teacher at a public Middle / High School in New Jersey before moving to Baltimore and joining the RPSC faculty in 2012. He earned a BS degree in Mathematics (University of New Hampshire) and Masters in Computer Science (University of Connecticut), Software Engineering (Wang Institute of Graduate Studies), and Educational Technology (New Jersey City University).

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science A wide range of choices for a wide range of ages! Club Scientific is committed to demonstrating how science works in the real world by providing hands-on activities, demonstrations and knowledge.

They make science fun! Since 1997, over 40,000 children have attended Club Scientific’s camps in the U.S. Do not use the Kaleidoscope registration form - See Note on page 33.

CAMP JURASSIC Ages 4 - 5 Monday through Friday, August 4 – 8 9:00 am – 12:30 pm

$240

Dinosaurs may be extinct, but they are very much alive in Camp Jurassic! You will learn about a variety of dinosaurs and their habitats. Rocks, minerals and fossils are studied along with a variety of related projects. Special emphasis is placed on observation, inference, data collection and just plain old fun!

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day.

CAMP YOUNG SCIENTIST Ages 6 – 8 Monday through Friday, June 16 – 20 $295 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Fun and excitement is fostered by great lessons and handson experiments and covers a broad range of fun and exciting science topics such as chemistry, biology, physics and lab process skills. All Young Scientist activities meet or exceed National Science Standards.

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water, lunch and healthy snack with you each day.

CAMP LITTLE ROBOT INVENTOR Ages 6 – 8 Monday through Friday, July 7 – 11 $295 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Lab fee: $45 This camp is an introduction to the world of robotics. You will learn about the six simple machines and how they are incorporated into more complex machines. Campers will also learn about circuits and power sources as they build our “Marslike” RC Rover.” The radio-controlled RC Rover is capable of performing 23 experiments and activities. Campers will also have fun constructing our Aluminum Can Robot.

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water, lunch and healthy snack with you each day.

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CAMP YOUNG PHYSICIAN Ages 6 – 8 $295 Monday through Friday, July 14 – 18 9:00 am – 3:30 pm

Make no “bones” about it! This muscles camp will help children learn about their bodies, which contain miles of blood vessels, hundreds of muscles, many thousands of hairs, a furnace, a filter and a fancy “computer.” The young physician will really have a pulse on the human body with this camp! We will build a lung model, test for germs, build a spinal column and learn about skin prints.

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water, lunch and healthy snack with you each day.

CAMP COSMOS Ages 6 – 8 $295 Monday through Friday, August 11 – 15 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Join in the fun as we race across the Milky Way with several astronomy projects. You will construct and use a star finder, build a telescope and launch your own rocket!

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water, lunch and healthy snack with you each day.

CAMP CSI Ages 9 – 14 Monday through Friday, June 16 - 20 9:00 am – 3:30 pm

$295

Learn to become a crime scene investigator during actual crime scene set ups! You will learn how law enforcement professionals solve crimes and meet real professional Crime Scene Investigators, K-9 handlers and forensic pathologists.

Campers will use the tools used in the field to collect evidence and learn how a crime is actually solved, including how biology, chemistry and physics play a major role in the investigation.

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water, lunch and healthy snack with you each day.

Do not use the Kaleidoscope registration form to enroll for Science Camps. Instead, please enroll on line at www.ClubScientificChesapeake.com. Please bring a lunch, bottled water and two snacks each day for full day programs; bottled water and snack for half day programs.

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CAMP ROBOT INVENTOR

Ages 9 – 14 Monday through Friday, July 7 – 11 $295 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Lab fee: $45 Learn about the science of robotics with information on famous inventors, major innovations and breakthroughs as well as advances in robot history.

Newton’s Laws will be emphasized all week and you will receive three robot kits to work on, and take home your remote controlled robots. We will feature our robotic arm edge, and our new 10-in-1 solar powered robot. Campers will learn how to soder with our space alarm-soldering projects. These skills are a “must” for anyone taking courses in robotics.

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water, lunch, and healthy snack with you each day.

CAMP EMERGENCY VET Ages 9 - 14 Monday through Friday, July 14 - 18 9:00 am – 3:30 pm

$295

A camper’s ticket to the world of veterinary medicine! You will meet practitioners in the field, pet groomers and be involved with several hands-on experiments! You will receive your very own medical kit. You will learn about animal behavior, veterinary clinical procedures, preparation for a career in veterinary medicine and more.

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water, lunch and healthy snack with you each day.

CAMP SPECIAL EFFECTS Ages 9 – 14 Monday through Friday, August 11 - 15 9:00 am – 3:30 pm

$295

Campers learn the science behind Hollywood’s special effects.

Activities demonstrate concepts related to light, sound, perception, illusion and model building. You will learn various special effect make-up techniques, working with the same materials used by professional make-up artists to simulate cuts, bruises, artificial blood, and old age. Is there a future movie director living in your house?

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water, lunch and healthy snack with you each day.

Do not use the Kaleidoscope registration form to enroll for Science Camps. Instead, please enroll on line at www.ClubScientificChesapeake.com. Please bring a lunch, bottled water and two snacks each day for full day programs; bottled water and snack for half day programs.

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the tech experience COMIC BOOK CREATION CAMP Ages 8 – 11 Monday through Friday, June 23 – 27 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Wendy Torres

$150

Did you ever want to create a comic book but didn’t know where to start? Or thought you weren’t very good at drawing?

Do you enjoy reading books like Baby Mouse, Lunch Lady, or the Dork Dairies? Then you will love this camp! You will be able to create your own multi-page comic book and you will learn how to create a storyboard, then use computers to create your own comic book. No drawing ability required. At the conclusion of the camp, you will have your comic book as a published piece. You will also have a digital copy of your book so that you can share it electronically with others.

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water and a healthy snack each day.

COMIC BOOK CREATION CAMP – JUNIOR Ages 6 – 8 Monday through Friday, June 23 – 27 $150 1:00 – 4:00 pm Wendy Torres Do you like cartoons and reading the Sunday comics in the newspaper? Then this is the camp for you! In this camp, you will use a computer to create your own comic strips. You will learn how to create simple three-panel strips with characters and captions. You will also play fun games to help you with creating your comics, and print out the strips you create. At the end of the week, you will create a foam board newspaper that will contain all the strips you created.

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water and a healthy snack each day.

WEBSITE CREATION CAMP Ages 10 – 13 Monday through Friday, August 11 – 15 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Wendy Torres

$150

Come learn how to make your own website! Even if you don’t know how to write in html, no worries! In this camp you will be able to create your own website with no code. You will learn the basics of web design and web etiquette and have hands-on experience creating a website of your own.

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water and a healthy snack each day.

Wendy Torres is the K-5 Technology Coordinator for RPCS. She has been teaching over for 13 years and is a certified instructor for iSafe America, one of the largest non-profit organizations dedicated to teaching parents and students how to be safe on the Internet.

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the tech experience MAGAZINE MAKERS Ages 8 -12 Monday through Friday, June 16 - 20 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Kim Daly

$155

Calling all future publishing tycoons! Here’s your opportunity to design and print your own mini-magazine! For inspiration, bring in your favorite magazines and create a replica of at least one page while we explore magazine features and the various types of writing. Come to camp to learn the basics of desktop publishing, including how to navigate Microsoft Publisher with step-by-step instructions for drawing text boxes; formatting text with various fonts, sizes, colors, and effects; and placing and editing photos and images from Photoshop. For exciting real-life learning, we will Skype with at least one (maybe more!) magazine editor to hear expert advice on making magazines, such as obtaining exciting interviews and photos, designing eye-catching pages, and deciding what news is fit to print! At the end of the week, you can share your creative ideas with friends and family on the pages of your own magazine!

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water and healthy snack with you each day. Campers should collect and bring a selection of magazines with them on the first day of camp.

Kim Daly has worked at Roland Park Country School for eight years as a teacher for grades 2 – 7 and in the Communication Department, following stints in communications at Princeton University and Johns Hopkins University. She also runs the Lower School newspaper at RPCS. Kim earned her BA in Economics with a minor in Writing and a MA in Teaching from Johns Hopkins University.

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kids specialty programs BABY SITTER TRAINING Ages 11 - 15 $145 Program One: Two Half Day Sessions Tuesday and Wednesday, June 17 and 18 9:00 am – 12:30 pm Program Two: Full Day Session Tuesday, July 8 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Program Three: Two Half Day Sessions Tuesday and Wednesday, July 29 and 30 9:00 am – 12:30 pm Program Four: Full Day Session Wednesday, August 6 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Jamie Chudakoff or Sierra Green Safe Sitter® Basic with CPR is a 6 ½-hour essential curriculum designed for busy schedules. It includes Babysitting as a Business, Success on the Job, Child Care Essentials, Safety for the Sitter, Injury Management, Preventing Problem Behavior, Care of Choking Infant, and Care of Choking Child. It introduces Preventing Injuries and Behavior Management and an overview of CPR and Basic First Aid skills. You will need to pass a written test and fully participate in the classroom activities (conversations and role play) in order to receive a certificate at the end of the day. The class is hands-on, fun and exciting! Each student will receive a Safe Sitter® handbook that will provide support for years to come!

NOTE: For programs one and three, attendance is required on both days for certification. Please bring a bottled water and healthy snack with you each day, and a lunch for the full day programs.

Jamie Chudakoff has a BS in Early Childhood Education and has been teaching young children for the past 11 years. Sierra Green has a BS in Psychology with concentration in developmental psychology and has been teaching children for the past 11 years.

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kids specialty programs CHESS CAMP Ages 6 and over Two programs to choose from: $180 Monday through Friday, July 28 - August 1 Monday through Friday, August 4 - 8 9:00 am – 3:00 pm William Morrison This five-day camp is intended to teach you how to play chess and learn all of the rules involved in the game.

This will help prepare you for chess tournaments. You will learn tactics and methods of how to become a successful player. You will also have a chance to compete amongst your peers in order to sharpen your skills. Chess improves concentration and motivation, stimulates critical thinking, and it is fun!

NOTE: Please bring a bottle of water, lunch and healthy snack with you each day.

William Morrison is a middle school teacher in Baltimore City. He has taught chess at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, as well as program called Master Preparation.His chess career spans over 30 years, in 1995 and 2007, he captured the Maryland State Chess Champion title and has won the championships of Virginia and Washington, D.C. William has played the World Chess Champion, Gary Kasparov, nearly defeating him in a five-hour game. William has been ranked at 2500 which is a Grandmaster’s ranking.

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kids specialty programs DRIVER’S EDUCATION Ages 15 – 18 Two two-week programs for you to choose from:

$410

Program One: Monday through Friday, June 16 - 27 Program Two: Monday through Friday, July 14 - 25 9:00 am to 12:15 pm Patrick Francis Learning how to drive is one of the most exciting milestones of a teenager’s life – but safe driving must be taught. Our highly qualified instructor from Roland Park Driving School will be on hand to teach automotive skills in the classroom and behind the wheel. There will be 30 hours of class time at RPCS and six hours on the road. Behind-the-wheel time will be scheduled directly with the instructor at the conclusion of the classroom part of the program. A learner’s permit is required for the driving portion of the program. You must be 15 years old to take driver’s education class and 15 years 9 months to take the test to get a permit. Arrangements may be made with students living in the local area to be picked up from their home or school for the behind-the-wheel portion of the program.

NOTE: Please bring paper, pen, and a bottle of water to class each day.

DRIVER’S EDUCATION SUPPLEMENTAL DRIVING TIME By appointment only Patrick Francis

$150

Students must contact Patrick Francis directly at Roland Park Driving School, (410) 467-7737 Before starting Roland Park Driving School, Patrick Francis worked for years in the driver’s education business. In addition to teaching classroom and behind-the-wheel instruction, he offers classes on the effects of alcohol on driving and driving improvement courses at his Rotunda classroom location. His calm, patient manner with students in the car have helped hundreds of students obtain their driving license.

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kids specialty programs MANNERS CAN BE FUN

Ages 4 – 7 Monday through Friday, July 28 – August 1 $150 10:00 am – 12:00 pm International School of Protocol Join an exciting fun-filled week of manners instruction. In this hands-on approach designed to boost self confidence and self esteem, you will learn about greetings and introductions, eye contact, speaking clearly, body language, table manners, kindness toward others, helping behaviors, telephone manners and much, much more! This program is designed to help develop important social and communication skills while having a great time.

The International School of Protocol is the leader in providing training and consultation services to adults and children, to enhance interpersonal skills and personal effectiveness.

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sports Camps

BALTIMORE’S BEST WATERSPORTS ADVENTURE CAMP For Ages 9 – 15 Program One: Monday through Friday, July 28 - August 1

$395

Program Two: Monday through Friday, August 4 - 8 Program Three: Monday through Friday, August 11 - 15 9:30 am - 3:45 pm Ultimate Watersports For kids who LOVE the water and seek high adventure, this program offers windsurfing, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding and catamaran sailing this summer! Classes will be taught by certified instructors from Ultimate Watersports and will take place at the Ultimate Watersports Center, located in the Hammerman area of Gunpowder State Park, where the Gunpowder River meets the Chesapeake Bay. You will learn the essential skills of these exciting watersports while gaining an understanding of the ecology of the bay, water safety and teambuilding fun.

NOTE: Transportation from RPCS will be provided; school bus will depart promptly at 9:30 am. Equipment for all activities is provided.

Please bring bottled water, a bag lunch, snack, swimsuit, sun block, dry change of clothes, beach towel, athletic shoes and water sports shoes (available for purchase at the Ultimate Watersports Center.)

Ultimate Watersports has been offering Baltimore’s most innovative and exciting water adventure programs since 1985.

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sports Camps BASKETBALL OFFENSIVE SKILLS MINI CAMP For Girls Ages 8 - 14 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, $100 June 11, 12, 13 3:00 – 5:30 pm Kim Daly Have fun and get yourself ready for summer sports and school athletics at this three-day basketball skills camp. Girls will learn and practice fundamental basketball skills at a level and pace that is appropriate for each individual player. We will teach ball-handling and dribble moves, and a dribbling obstacle course will help you practice these moves at “game speed,” as you will be timed and encouraged to improve each day. We will practice screens, cuts and movements to get you and your teammates open, as well as passing and offensive moves to improve your and your team’s scoring ability. Your shot will be analyzed for correct form, and you will receive individualized coaching to improve your shooting accuracy.

We will have ten baskets of varying heights to practice correct shooting form. In addition, each day we will devote time to strength, jumping and conditioning through fun exercises.

Scrimmaging, cooperative games and contests will help reinforce all of the learned skills.

NOTE: Girls must wear appropriate athletic attire including sneakers. Water bottles are encouraged. A small snack will be provided during a 15-minute break each day.

Kim Daly has coached basketball at RPCS for nine years. From 2005-2008, she was the assistant girls’ varsity coach for the Upper School, and then she moved to the Middle School to become the team’s head coach. When not on the court, Kim works with the Communication Office at Roland Park Country School.

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CHALLENGER SPORTS BRITISH SOCCER CAMPS A wide range of age choices – see below!

Program One: Monday through Friday, June 16 - 20 Program Two: Monday through Friday, July 21 - 25 Challenger Sports British Soccer Camp is the most popular soccer camp in the country! Over the past 20 years Challenger's vast army of British coaches have helped hundreds of thousands of boys and girls learn, improve, master and fall in love with the sport of soccer. The British Soccer Camp program will contain Challenger’s own brand of innovative practices; coached games; camp world cup; cultural education; character building; and FUN! FIRST KICKS Age 3 and 4 9:00 - 10:00 am

$105

A friendly, low-key introduction to the basics of soccer through ball familiarization, games and fun! British soccer professional patiently encourage players to take their first steps in soccer in a way your child will love.

MINI SOCCER Age 5 and 6 9:00 am - 10:30 am $120

A unique way for 5 and 6 year olds to learn the fundamentals of soccer! Fun games, competitions and challenging skill-building activities taught in small groups by British Soccer professionals will captivate your child.

PLAYER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Half Day Programs: Ages 6 - 16 Full-Day Programs: Ages 8 - 16 Half-Day Program (AM) 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $150 Half-Day Program (PM) 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm $150 Full-Day Program 9:00 am - 4:00 pm $208 This program, coached by a specialized British Soccer instructor, provides technical and tactical instruction, placing emphasis on skill development, fundamental tactical awareness and fun for campers. The morning emphasis is placed upon your individual skill development, fundamental tactics, goal scoring and coached scrimmages.

Campers in the full day program will then have a onehour lunch break, followed by coached scrimmages, competitions and British Street Soccer games.

NOTE: Bring cleats and water bottle daily, and a lunch for the full day program. Do not use the Kaleidoscope registration form to register. Instead, please enroll online at www.challengersports.com

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sports Camps LA CROSSE AND LA CRAFTS For Girls Ages 7 - 10 Monday through Friday, July 7 - 11

$150 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Materials fee: $30 Liz Meredith Lacrosse is such a fun sport, and this camp provides you with the opportunity to experience the fun of lacrosse. Come to this great camp where you can learn basic lacrosse skills in a noncompetitive and unintimidating environment. We will spend the first part of the day learning and playing lacrosse. The second part of the day will be doing a craft together, of course lacrosse related! Learn to love lacrosse! You will walk away being exposed to and learning lacrosse skills such as cradling, scooping, catching, throwing, shooting and defending.

NOTE: Materials fee is payable to the Instructor on the first day of camp. Please bring a bottle of water and snack with you each day. Students must bring their own equipment: lacrosse stick, mouth guard, goggles, tennis shoes.

Liz Meredith is a first grade teacher at RPCS. Lacrosse is her favorite sport. She loved to play and now loves to watch both men and women’s lacrosse. She played for RPCS and The University of Maryland women’s team.

She has coached various levels of girls teams, ranging from ages 6 – 14, and has also officiated the sport at varied levels, from age 8 through high school.

TENNIS CAMP Ages 6 - 18 Weekly, June 11 through August 15 The Tennis Institute Offered this summer on the RPCS Watkins Tennis Complex, The Tennis Institute has, for the past 40 years, trained players from beginners to Wimbledon champions in their summer camps. Lenny Scheuermann and Thiha Htwar provide methods which include the best of group teaching methods combined with realistic goal-setting training in a “You Can Do It” atmosphere. Tennis with The Tennis Institute is a fun learning experience that can last a lifetime.

NOTE: Do not use the Kaleidoscope registration form to enroll for Tennis Camps. Instead, please enroll online at www.tennisinst.com or by calling 410/337-8381 for more detailed information.

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THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SUMMER RESEARCH EXPERIENCE FOR YOUNG WOMEN (E.S.S.R.E.) For Girls who have completed 9th grade One three-week program Monday through Friday, July 7 - 25 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Now in its 14th year, E.S.S.R.E. is a unique, nationally recognized three-week research internship available to high school girls from the great Baltimore area. Participants explore the soil chemistry and organisms of the Roland Park Country School woodland campus, engage in self-directed field research and learn a wide range of general research skills such as statistical analyses and writing peer-reviewed scientific papers. Working in research teams, the interns also learn how to author lab activities for studying soil ecology in other settings and they design web pages to disseminate these labs via the program’s website. For their time and training, each intern receives a small stipend of $500.

To learn more about the program, visit http://essre.rpcs. org, and if interested in applying, contact the Program Director, David Brock, at brockd@rpcs.org. Prerequisites include a year of high school biology or environmental science with a grade of “B” or better, successful completion of the ninth grade, and a letter of nomination from a science teacher. Deadline for applying is April 5, 2014. Space in the program is limited.

NOTE: Do not use the Kaleidoscope registration form to apply for this program. Acceptance to E.S.S.R.E. is highly competitive and requires a separate application submitted through the Program Director, dbrock@rpcs.org.

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Established 1971

RPCS Welcomes The Young Victorian Theatre Company Back to the Sinex Theater Stage The Young Victorian Theater Company will begin its second season at Roland Park Country School with opening night of The Gondoliers on Saturday, July 12, 2014. The Gondoliers is the 12th Century comic opera in the Gilbert & Sullivan collaboration, a story whose texture is established by mistaken identity, tandem rule by two gondoliers, and satire of nobility and class distinctions.

Performance Schedule

Saturday, July 12, 2014 - 8:00 pm Sunday, July 13, 2014 - 3:00 pm Thursday, July 17, 2014 - 8:00 pm Saturday, July 19, 2014 - 3:00 pm Saturday, July 19, 2014 - 8:00 pm Sunday, July 20, 2014 - 3:00 pm Purchase tickets at

yvtc.org

NOTE: Dates and Times Are Subject to Change.

The “Young Vic” as it has come to be known over decades as Baltimore’s longest-running summer musical theater company, traces its roots to 1971. The company was thrilled with its opening season during July 2013 at the Sinex Theater.

The production of H.M.S. Pinafore played to well-attended, enthusiastic audiences in this beautiful venue at RPCS. The presence of a fine orchestra pit and other amenities delighted longtime patrons.

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SAVE THE DATE! The Great Carpet Quarrel – Or, How the Partnership Unraveled Sunday, July 13 1:30 pm Lecture Free Michael Blum Before a 3:00 pm matinee performance on Sunday, July 13, the Young Vic will bring back its free pre-performance lecture from Michael Blum, entitled The Great Carpet Quarrel – Or, How the Partnership Unraveled.

His lecture will begin at 1:30 pm. Michael Blum has directed, conducted, designed, produced or participated in more than 50 Gilbert & Sullivan productions, as well as musicals, plays, and operas. He is the former director of the Marjorie Lawrence Opera Theater and Opera on Wheels. A founding member of the Gilman Summer Theater in 1971, he was musical director and conductor of the Young Vic from 1976-78.

On social media, search for Young Victorian Theatre Company on Facebook or follow @YVTCTheatre on Twitter.

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CELEBRATION OF ART AT CYLBURN ARBORETUM PREVIEW BRUNCH AND LECTURE ART IN THE INTERIOR Saturday, June 14 $103 12:00 – 2: 00 pm Louis Shields Louis Shields, artist, interior designer, restorer, and owner of Hastening Antiques in Middleberg, Virginia will speak on Art in the Interior: how color and design elements affect us and our personal environments. Using illustrations from antiquity to modern times, we will explore the importance and the universal appeal of color, shape, and structural balance. A fabulous Southern champagne brunch prepared by The Classic Catering People will be served, and attendees will get a sneak peek of (and first dibs on!) the artwork for sale at the Celebration of Art at Cylburn Arboretum. The Celebration of Art will feature the works of over 30 regional artists, including works by Mr. Shields.

NOTE: Event will be held in the Vollmer Center at Cylburn Arboretum, 4915 Greenspring Avenue.

Directions will be provided upon registration.

Louis Shields was a natural artist from a very early age. He studied painting at the University of Alabama and became a fashion designer in San Francisco. In the 1970s, he opened a boutique of his own designs on Fifth Avenue in New York. He later moved to London where he became an expert on antiques’ restoration, and had a successful antiques business for many years.

During this period he restored houses from the 16th, 18th and 19th Centuries. In 1981, he returned to the U.S. and opened Hastening Antiques Ltd. in Middleburg, Va., specializing in 18th Century European furniture, and offering interior design services. Throughout, he continued to draw, etch, and paint. His current works are influenced by a lifetime’s experience in classical architecture, the structural form of traditional furniture, and the subtle colors of antiquity. He is represented locally by Oriet’s Fine Art, where his paintings are available for purchase.

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adult programs CELEBRATION OF ART GALLERY RECEPTION AND SALE Cylburn Arboretum Association Saturday, June 14 5:00 – 8:00 pm

$75

Join Honorary Co-Chairs Gary and Elana Vikan to view (and hopefully purchase!) works by regional artists at the 3rd Celebration of Art event at Cylburn Arboretum. Paintings, drawings, collages, indoor and outdoor sculpture, and photographs will all be a part of this dynamic show. A special presentation of works by the faculty and students of the Baltimore School for the Arts has also been added this year.

Listen to smooth jazz as waiters pass delicious hors d’oeuvres created by the Classic Catering People, and sip a hand-crafted beer by Union Craft Brewing, or a glass of prosecco or wine as you decide which of the many pieces will fit perfectly in your home. Proceeds from Ticket sales and a portion of the art sales benefit the Cylburn Arboretum Association.

NOTE: Event will be held in the Vollmer Center at Cylburn Arboretum, 4915 Greenspring Avenue.

Tickets purchased prior to June 6 will be mailed.

All tickets purchased after June 6 will be held at the door. Directions will be provided upon registration.

BEAUTY AND THE BRAIN: CELEBRATION OF ART SUNDAY LECTURE Sunday, June 15 2:00 pm Admission is free, however, reservations are required to ensure ample seating Dr. Gary Vikan In this richly-illustrated lecture, Dr. Gary Vikan, former director of the Walters Art Museum, will explore the impact of recent developments in brain science on possible solutions to such old and puzzling questions as: Why are experts fooled by fakes? Is there something called “significant form” - forms in art that we all will acknowledge as beautiful? How is an artist’s creativity affected by brain damage? Ponder these questions while in the presence of nearly 100 works created by regional artists during the public open day of the Celebration of Art Show and Sale.

NOTE: Event will be held in the Vollmer Center at Cylburn Arboretum, 4915 Greenspring Avenue.

Directions will be provided upon registration.

Gary Vikan recently retired as director of the Walters Art Museum. Dr. Vikan’s vision was the driving force behind the renovation of the Centre Street building in 2001, and the contextual reinstallation of the museum’s ancient, medieval, and 19th Century collections. During his tenure Dr. Vikan secured three major collections, and has assembled at the Walters the finest collection of Ethiopian art outside of its native country.

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day trips TRIPS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH DIVERSIONS

BEAUTIFUL: the Carole King Musical – On Broadway Program Two: Saturday, May 17 $269 Program Two: Saturday, May 31 $269 Program Three: Saturday, June 14 $269 7:00 am - 8:30 pm Long before she was Carole King, chart- topping music legend, she was Carole Klein: Brooklyn girl with passion and chutzpah. She fought her way into the record business as a teenager and by the time she reached her twenties had the husband of her dreams and a hot career writing hits for the biggest acts in rock ‘n’ roll. But it wasn’t until her fairytale life began to crack that she finally managed to find her true voice. Beautiful tells the inspiring true story of King’s rise to stardom, alongside husband and co-writer Gerry Goffin and fellow song writers Barry Mann, and Cynthia Weil, set to the music that made her one of the recording industry’s most enduring icons.

You’ll be carried away just like the NY Times and USA Today by one great song after another including So Far Away, It’s Too Late, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, Go Away Little Girl, You’ve Got A Friend and You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman. Beautiful boasts a thoroughly endearing performance by Jesse Mueller. She captures King’s earthiness and pluck, and you can hear her sound blossom. You can also hear the echoes between her life and her work. You can hear a legend being born.

NOTE: Full breakfast en route. On return, full dinner and open bar. Please see Diversions travel details on page 58.

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day trips BULLETS OVER BROADWAY – On Broadway Program One: Saturday, April 19 Program Two: Saturday, May 3 Program Three: Saturday, May 10 7:00 am - 8:30 pm

$249 $285 $249

A playwright who needs someone to back his next show, a mobster who needs some way to please his showgirl girlfriend, this could be the start of a beautiful friendship! Based on the screenplay of the acclaimed film, Bullet’s Over Broadway brings the talents of Woody Allen and Susan Stroman together for the first time, and stars Marin Mazzie. The Emmy Award-nominated actor Zach Braff (Scrubs) makes his Broadway debut as the aspiring young playwright who has arrived on Broadway in 1920s New York.

Soprano Vincent Pastore is a natural for the mobster and Helene Yorke plays his talentless girlfriend. Loaded with big laughs, colorful characters, and the songs that made the 20s a roar, Bullets Over Broadway is ready to bring musical comedy back with a bang! For the record, the film was nominated for seven Academy Awards, and the early word on the street is that this is a riot! Woody Allen at his best!

NOTE: Full breakfast en route; On return, full dinner, open bar. See travel details on page 58.

THE VELOCITY OF AUTUMN – On Broadway Program One: Wednesday, April 23 Program Two: Wednesday, May 21 7:00 am - 8:00 pm

$229 $229

Brilliant at Arena Stage, now coming to Broadway, featuring the incomparable Estelle Parsons and Stephen Spinella!

Velocity is set in the Brooklyn brownstone in which Parson’s octogenarian, Alexandra, has barricaded herself and rigged her living room with dozens of Molotov cocktails. The premise is far fetched, but the problem she confronts is not: Her children want her out of her familiar surroundings and into an old-age home. Her estranged youngest son, Spinella’s Chris, has been delegated to break in and try to coax her out. It’s the kind of story that is happening in living rooms all over America. So what's the answer?

NOTE: Full breakfast en route; On return, full dinner, open bar. See travel details on page 58.

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day trips ALL THE WAY – On Broadway Saturday, May 17 $265 7:00 am - 8:30 pm The place was the American Repertory Theater (A.R.T.) in Cambridge Massachusetts, and the reason All The Way, a new historical drama by Robert Schenkkan has sold out its entire run here has everything to do with the man who spends much of the evening in an oval-shaped space at center stage. Bryan Cranston, who racked up three Emmys as the chemistry teacher-turned drug kingpin in the obsessively adored cable series Breaking Bad, and just won the 2014 Golden Globe Award for the Best Actor on TV, stars as President Lyndon Baines Johnson, fighting to assert himself as a figure of authority, both moral and political, in the tumultuous months after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Cranston, who is expert at playing troubled protagonists who have lost their way, transitions from a moment of quiet mourning to an embrace of his manifest destiny. As Johnson, he is a force of nature, bargaining, cajoling, glad-handing, and even tyrannizing those around him to accomplish the little victories he knows will lead to the ultimate prize. He is master manipulator, charismatic charmer, good old boy, bad old boy and ultimately, the tragic hero. Mr. Schenkkan, the playwright, brings us a wide-focus chronology of a key story line often overlooked in the history of the 1960’s, one that resonates with today’s Washington gridlock.

With a cast of 17 portraying 45 different politicians, activists, aides and spouses, we are privy to all the late-night phone calls, backroom bargaining, principle-bending compromises and the sly negotiations that serve as aphrodisiacs for this power-hungry lot.

NOTE: Full breakfast en route; On return, full dinner, open bar. See travel details on page 58.

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day trips A CULINARY CAPER Saturday, May 31 10:00 am – 5:45 pm

$139

We’re headed to Carlisle, Pennsylvania, but you will swear you’re in the culinary heart of Italy as you take your seats in the nationally- acclaimed Kitchen Shoppe Cooking School for a delicious, decadent food and wine event! Jim Lupia, noted instructor and creative cook extraordinaire, will present a demonstration of mouth-watering Italian cuisine along with five wine pairings, carefully selected to complement each course. We will then have the pleasure of savoring these delectable dishes at lunch. Whether you love to cook and entertain or just love to eat, the mouth- watering menu will surely have your taste buds doing cartwheels! The menu includes: Balsamic-glazed venetian sausage bites, sweet peppers, and caramelized onions; bolognaise rustic chicken and pancetta vegetable soup with crusty ciabatta bread; Ligurian-style eggplant, crabmeat and shrimp casserole with bamboo rice; pancetta-wrapped stuffed boneless pork tenderloin in a red wine and marsala garlic sauce, with garlic-tossed asparagus and walnut gorgonzola cauliflower gratin; tiramisu brownies.

Following lunch, there will be ample time for browsing and buying in the sophisticated emporium, featuring a cornucopia of the newest items for the serious cook as well as the “garden variety” food enthusiast. You will be dazzled by the array of professional-grade cookware, exquisite table linens, china and glassware, gadgets galore, unique gifts, and a huge selection of gourmet foods and spices not available at home. As our guest, you will receive a 10% discount on your purchases! Che bella giornata! Buon Appetito!

NOTE: Bus will depart at 10:00 am; coffee, cold drinks, and coffee cake will be served. On the return, enjoy cold drinks and chocolate covered apricots. Please see travel details on page 58.

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KINKY BOOTS – On Broadway Program One: Saturday, May 31 Program Two: Saturday, June 14 7:00 am - 8:30 pm

$285 $285

Broadway’s new high-heeled hit is the winner of six Tony Awards (including Best Musical) and Grammy winner Cyndi Lauper has made history with Kinky Boots as the first solo woman ever to receive the Tony Away for Best Score!

Featuring direction and Tony-winning choreography by Jerry Mitchell and a spectacularly uplifting book by four-time Tony winner Harvey Fierstein. Kinky Boots is over the top and the talent that pours out of these masters of the genre is palpable.

For generations, the Price family has made very sensible, very conservative shoes for men. But to save the business from imminent bankruptcy, young Charlie Price turns to an unlikely new creative consultant: a sassy cross-dressing cabaret singer named Long whose outrageous style and wild designs are a breath of fresh air in the stuffy old factory!

That’s when the fun begins! Tony winner for Best Actor in a Musical, Billy Porter gives a star-turn, bravura performance as Lola and captivates us with his charisma, unabashed talent, commanding presence, fabulous costumes and his incredible ability to strut in his stilettos.” Spoiler Alert: Billy Porter will leave the cast mid-July. Don't miss the chance to see Broadway history in the making.

NOTE: Full breakfast en route; On return, full dinner, open bar. Please see Diversions travel details on page 58.

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day trips THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY – On Broadway Program One: Wednesday, April 6:30 am - 8:30 pm Program Two: Saturday, May 10 7:00 am - 8:30 pm

$239 $239

The bestselling novel captivated millions of readers with the story of a beautiful Italian woman who marries an American soldier to flee war-ravaged Italy. Her new life on an Iowa farm is uncomplicated, until the day a National Geographic photographer comes up her driveway looking for directions, forever changing the course of their lives. “The gushingly romantic musical version of Bridges is a handsome, expensive and expertly crafted production. It seems premade for the Great White Way, with dramatic sets, gorgeous voices and a story that opens up the lives of the characters in Robert James Waller’s bestselling novel in ways that will have fans swooning anew and debating all over again whether it is better to have loved and lost than abandon your family to run off with your love. In the hands of Marsha Norman, who adapted the book, and composer-lyricist Jason Robert Brown, Bridges is both sweeping and intimate, stuffed full of beautiful songs.” Boston Globe. Bridges stars the effervescent four-time Tony nominee Kelli O’Hara (South Pacific, The Pajama Game) and Steven Pasquale (Rescue Me, Reasons to be Pretty).

Developed by an extraordinary award-winning creative team, this passionate new musical captures the lyrical expanse of America’s heartland along with the deep yearning, entangled in the eternal question, “What if....?”

NOTE: Full breakfast en route; on return, full dinner, open bar. Please see Diversions travel details on page 58.

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day trips THE BARNES COLLECTION – Friends, Rivals and Lovers in Philadelphia Saturday, June 21 7:00 am – 4:45 pm

$159

Many have said that they cannot get enough of The Barnes Collection. Here’s an unprecedented opportunity to take an in-depth look at one of the world’s finest collections of opaintings by impressionists and early modern masters valued at more than $25 billion. In small groups, we have the privilege of taking an artistic journey led by Barnes experts, first exploring the works of Picasso and Matisse. They were friends and rivals who pushed the boundaries of modern art in new, dynamic and inventive ways. Later, we explore Renoir, with over 181 in the collection, we will look at Renoir’s evolving technique and styles over his 40 year career, and learn why Dr. Barnes claimed, “I can never have enough Renoirs.”

Time between the two one-hour tours will be used to step into some of the other galleries, to shop at the exquisite gift shop and to lunch on your own.

NOTE: Full breakfast will be served en route, while you enjoy Academy Award-winner Anthony Hopkins give his brilliant performance as the acclaimed artist in Surviving Picasso. On the return, savor cold drinks, fruit, and chocolate grahams as you enjoy the rest of the film. Please see Diversions travel details on page 58.

CABARET – On Broadway Wednesday, August 6 6:30 am - 8:30 pm Saturday, August 9 7:00 am - 8:30 pm

$259 $269

Alan Cumming (best known to TV audiences as Eli Gold on The Good Wife) rekindles his amazing Tony winning performance in a whole new way as the Emcee in this Kander and Ebb musical that features such hits as Willkommen, So What, Don’t Tell Mama, Maybe This Time and of course, Cabaret. Sam Mendes and Rob Marshall reunite with Cumming to recreate their Tony-nominated direction and choreography and Academy Award nominee Michelle Williams (My Week with Marilyn, Brokeback Mountain) makes her Broadway debut.

The musical tells the story of irrepressible Sally Bowles (Williams), a female entertainer at the Kit Kat Club in Berlin, who romances two men while the Nazi Party rises to power around them. Undoubtedly, one of Broadway’s greatest shows, Cabaret is all about following your heart while the world loses its way!

Right this way, your table’s waiting at Cabaret (the orchestra really is set up cabaret style!)

NOTE: Full breakfast en route; On return, full dinner, open bar. Please see Diversions travel details on page 58.

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FRANKLIN & ELEANOR…No Ordinary Time, An Extraordinary Marriage!

Saturday, September 13 6:00 am - 9:30 pm

$179

We’re off to Hyde Park on the Hudson for a rare opportunity to peek into the life of one of the 20th Century’s most dynamic American Presidents - Franklin D. Roosevelt. During his presidency, Roosevelt returned to his family home some 200 times to revive himself in the midst of the catastrophes the nation was experiencing. His home, springwood, remains today as it was when Franklin, Eleanor and Sara, Franklin’s indomitable mother, lived there; it is as if the Roosevelts are expected back at any moment. Be moved by the orientation film “Rendezvous with History.” Be enthralled by the expert docent tours of Springwood and the only home that gave Eleanor respite, Valkill. Be among the first to visit the 12,000 square foot and $35 million renovation of the country’s premier Presidential Library. The library paints this dramatic chapter of our history with special interactive and immersive audio visual productions, as well as rarely-seen artifacts including his actual desk from the Oval Office; an outfit worn as a young boy, his Phi Beta Kappa key and famous leg braces, that lucky gray hat he wore in all four campaigns, the microphone he used for some of his Fireside Chats and his Ford Phaeton, specially outfitted to allow him to drive, despite his disability, and his amazing model ship collection.

NOTE: Depart at 6:00 am serving coffee, juice, biscotti and yogurt. At mid-morning enjoy brunch and the highly touted film Eleanor and Franklin. Return trip includes Happy Hour, supper and a perfect film. Back in Baltimore at 9:30 pm. See travel details on page 58.

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day trips AN INSIDER’S VISIT TO LONDON AND DOWNTON ABBY Friday, September 19 – Wednesday, September 24 Two spaces left!

Call Diversions for a full brochure 410/486-3604 BERLIN BECKONS – REBORN AND BEAUTIFUL October 27 - November 2 Limited space! Call Diversions for a full brochure 410/486-3604

Limited space! Gripping history, modern architectural wonders, world class cuisine, cutting edge fashion and an incredible level of sophistication come together rin Berlin to make it one of today’s most sought after destinations. In the past decade, this exciting city has achieved the extraordinary feat of becoming “Europe’s New Cultural Jewel.” Satisfy your craving for stellar experts, insider access, special private opportunities and engagement with intriguing personalities so we’re rolling out the red carpet on this unique trip. Call Diversions for a full brochure 410/486-3604

DIVERSIONS TRAVEL DETAILS:

All Diversions trips are intended for adults and young adults, unless otherwise indicated. All trips depart promptly via motorcoach from the rear parking lot of 7310 Park Heights Avenue promptly at the time indicated. Diversions trips are non-refundable.

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MUlTI day trips INTERNATIONAL TRIPS FOR ADULTS SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE, MEXICO: A Spectacular Insider’s Visit!

October 11 - 18, 2014 Escorted by Ann Schlott Hillers, 1981 In the last year, we have sold out two trips to San Miguel de Allende, the colonial jewel in Mexico voted the #1 Travel Destination in the World by Condé Nast Traveler. Our third tour is sure to just as amazing!

You’ll spend a week in the heartland of Mexico, immersing yourself in the color, climate, cuisine and culture of this beautiful town. Artists, culture lovers, history buffs, and expatriates have long been lured by its winding cobblestone streets lined with wonderful restaurants and gorgeous homes; its shops filled with jewelry, pottery, and antique furniture; its mariachi bands performing in the town square at dusk; its near-perfect climate; and the sense of safety and serenity that truly rewards your adventurous spirit.

Our host has lived in San Miguel for five years with her family and will provide you with an insider’s look during your stay at the hotel Casa Calderoni.

Your trip will feature a walking tour of the city; a trip to the Cañada de la Virgen pyramid and archaeological zone; a guided walking tour of the Charco Ingenio Botanical Gardens, followed by a visit to the Tuesday Market; a visit to the UNESCO’s Sanctuario at Atotonilco (Mexico’s Sistine Chapel); an exclusive peek at the collection of Mayer Shacter at Gallery Atotonilco, and a full-day visit to Guanajuato, a UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounded by the Sierra de Guanajuato mountains. There will be plenty of time for shopping and sightseeing on your own as well. There are also optional activities that can be booked upon arrival, including hot-air balloon flights, in-house massage, yoga, or spinning classes, private art lessons, and cooking classes. You’ll enjoy authentic cuisine at local restaurants including la Posadita, Ten Ten Pie, and Café Firenze, as well as two cocktail receptions with your fellow travelers.

We strongly encourage your purchase of travel insurance.

Cost (not including air fare): Per person/standard room $1,300 Per person/suite $1,375 *All rooms are double occupancy.

Single supplement (for standard room only) is $450.

Room choices available at www.casacalderoni.com.

A $200 non-refundable deposit is required to secure your spot. Final payment is due August 1, 2014.

Cost of trip includes: Hotel accommodations, meals as noted, entrance fees and tour inclusions as noted, services of RPCS tour escort, and shuttle service from Leon or Queretaro Airport to the hotel. Cost of trip does not include: airfare, alcohol, optional activities, and items of a personal nature.

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HOLLAND AMERICA’S EURODAM CRUISE THROUGH NEW ENGLAND & CANADA September 14 – 24 Escorted by Courtney Jones McKeldin, 1958 Set sail on Holland America’s MS Eurodam for a colorful and majestic 10-day voyage through New England and Canada. This signature cruise begins in New York City and features six port stops, before ending in historic and beautiful Québec City. This cruise is likely to sell out, so be sure to send in your $600 refundable deposit before April 1.

As the ship embarks on Sunday (September 14, 2014) from the Manhattan port and glides down the Hudson River, you’ll enjoy the spectacular views of the NYC skyline and the Statue of Liberty. A full day at sea on Monday will give you time to explore the Eurodam, which features 11 passenger decks, a new topside PanAsian restaurant and lounge surrounded by panoramic views, an Explorer’s Lounge bar, luxury boutiques, and a show lounge. The ship also features an exquisite art collection based on the theme, The Dutch Golden Age – An Inexhaustible Tradition.

Spend the day on Tuesday enjoying the spirited city of Boston. Take a stroll along the Freedom Trail and see 16 historical sites that were integral to the American Revolution. Join a guided tour, or explore the iconic landmarks on your own including the Paul Revere House, Old North Church, the Old State House, the Boston Aquarium and Faneuil Hall.

On Wednesday, revel in the charm of the reborn city of Portland. From the luscious cuisine of Maine lobster, to the historic Portland Head Light, this city is sure to provide you with a delightful visit. Next up is the Bay of Fundy and St. John, New Brunswick. Be sure to see the Reversing Rapids – a natural wonder where the Bay of Fundy collides with the St. John River – and then take a stroll through Your journey continues on Friday in Halifax, Nova Scotia, a city located on one of the world’s greatest harbors. Visit the citadel fortress, Pier 21, and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, or enjoy the rocky coastline landscape of Nova Scotia’s south shore. On Saturday, you’ll carry on in Sydney, Nova Scotia, located on the east coast of Cape Breton Island. Visit the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Bras d’Or Lake, the scenic Cabot Trail, or the Fortress of Louisbourg – the site by King Louis’ troops in 1744

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MUlTI day trips The sixth stop is Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, the city that inspired Anne of Green Gables.

Walk the cobblestone streets of Victoria Row, meander through the harbor, or explore the wild shore of Prince Edward Island National Park.

After another full day at sea, this magnificent voyage comes to end in historic Québec City. The MS Eurodam will be docked for a full 24 hours, giving you the opportunity to discover all Québec City has to offer, including the Citadel, views of the St. Lawrence River, Notre Dame des Victoires, and the Musee de la Civilisation.

There’s something for everyone on this cruise – including staterooms! Choose between an interior cabin, oceanview room, or balcony suite. Looking for a way to extend your trip? Make plans to stay in Quebec City at a hotel of your choice. Air travel back to Baltimore can be booked on Air Canada, which provides flights from Québec City to Baltimore.

• For a full itinerary, registration information, and detailed pricing, call 410-323-5500, ext 3091.

• Optional excursions can be booked directly through Holland America, hollandamerica.com • Travel insurance is strongly recommended.

Cost (not including air fare): Per person, double occupancy rates:

Inside Cabin $1,995 Oceanview $2,205 Balcony $2,824 A $600 REFUNDABLE deposit is required by April 1 to secure your spot. Final payment is due May 30, at which time the deposit becomes non-refundable. Rates are subject to change. The above rates are based on availability at the time of booking and include: cruise, port charges, taxes and fees, and roundtrip ground transfers.

Transportation by motor coach will be provided directly from Baltimore (from the RPCS campus) to New York City port of call at a cost of $90 per person, based on a minimum of 16 people.

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general information How to Register Registrations are processed on a first received basis. Since class sizes are limited, prompt registration is recommended to avoid disappointment. A wait list will be maintained. Registration is not complete until full payment is received. To register, send the attached form with a check made payable to Roland Park Country School. You may pay for your programs via credit card in the space provided below, or simply call us at 410/323-5500, ext. 3091 and register over the phone. Camps and programs other than Red Hot Summer Camp and Mini Red Hot Summer Camp require payment in full at the time of registration.

Refunds for Camps and Programs Refunds for withdrawals before June 1 will be subject to a $15 handling fee; there will be no refunds for any programs after June 1. A $25 fee will be assessed if the bank returns a check. A confirmation of your registration, along with medical and activities permission forms as appropriate will be mailed to you. RPCS reserves the right to cancel any program that does not meet enrollment requirements. A full refund will be made when a program is cancelled by RPCS. Cancellations Kaleidoscope reserves the right to cancel or adjust any program that does not meeting minimum designated enrollment. While we give every program sufficient time to reach enrollment minimums, we do also try to give enrollees as much notice as possible so you can adjust your plans, and we thank you for your understanding.

Food on Campus Lunch and snacks are provided only when noted in the class description.

Dress T-shirts, shorts and tennis shoes are appropriate apparel for all Summer Camp programs. Campers may not wear short-shorts. Tennis shoes are appropriate foot apparel for camp programs Campers may not wear flip flops, Heeleys or “crocs� for safety reasons. For Cooking programs, campers must wear a T-shirt (not a tank top or tube top.).

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general information Consent for Publication for Kaleidoscope I authorize and give full consent to Roland Park Country School to publish and copyright all photographs in which the individual registered for a Kaleidoscope program appears.

I understand and agree that any such photographs may identify his or her name. I also understand and agree that the enrolled individual’s name may be included in press releases and in photo captions on the RPCS website.

I further agree that RPCS may transfer, use or cause to be used, these photographs and/or names in School brochures, newsletters, magazines, advertising posters, newsletter or magazine advertising, displays, slide presentations, PowerPoint presentations, videotapes, viewbooks, catalogs, all like publications or literature, and on the School’s internet web page, Facebook or Instagram page without limitations and reservations.

Additional information Staff members reserve the right to remove any participant whose conduct is disturbing to the group. In this instance, there will be no refunds.

Care is taken to ensure the safety of each individual’s possessions; however, RPCS is not responsible for loss or damage to personal property during the operation of summer programs. Labeling of property and clothing is advised.

Registrants/parents agree that the School may use photographs of participants to promote a better understanding of the RPCS programs. If requested, copies of photographs will be made available for a nominal fee.

Campers may not bring a cell phone to camp without special permission from the Kaleidoscope office.

Red Hot Summer Mini Camp Children must be fully toilet trained to attend Camp.

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kaleidoscope Additional forms are available at www.rpcs.org

REGISTRATION for SUMMERTIME at Roland Park Country School

PLEASE PRINT Camper’s Name:______________________________________________ Gender:____Birth Date:______________Age as of June 1, 2014:_________ Current School:____________________Grade as of Fall 2014:__________ Home Address:_______________________________________________ City:____________ State:________________ Zip:____________________ Home Phone:_________________________________________________ Parent’s Email address:________________________________________ (to be used for confirmations only) Parents’ Names_______________________________________________ Parent’s Daytime Phone:________________________________________

RED HOT SUMMER MINI CAMP: Ages 3 & 4 Weeks (8:30 am - 12:00 pm or 8:30 am - 4:30 pm)

Cost

RED HOT SUMMER CAMP: Ages 5-9 Weeks

Afternoon Only

Cost

ALL OTHER Program Title: CAMP PROGRAMS Program #

Cost

Full Day

Program Title

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Morning Only

Program #

There are no refunds for withdrawals after June 1, 2014 for any reasons.

Cost

kaleidoscope Additional forms are available at www.rpcs.org

REGISTRATION for SUMMERTIME at Roland Park Country School

PLEASE PRINT Campers’s Name:_____________________________________________ Gender:____Birth Date:______________Age as of June 1, 2014:_________ Current School:____________________Grade as of Fall 2014:__________ Home Address:_______________________________________________ City:____________ State:________________ Zip:____________________ Home Phone:_________________________________________________ Parent’s Email address:________________________________________ (to be used for confirmations only) Parents’ Names_______________________________________________ Parent’s Daytime Phone:________________________________________

RED HOT SUMMER MINI CAMP: Ages 3 & 4 Weeks (8:30 am - 12:00 pm or 8:30 am - 4:30 pm)

Cost

RED HOT SUMMER CAMP: Ages 5-9 Weeks

Afternoon Only

Cost

ALL OTHER Program Title: CAMP PROGRAMS Program #

Cost

Full Day

Program Title

Morning Only

Program #

There are no refunds for withdrawals after June 1, 2014 for any reasons.

Cost

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kaleidoscope EXTENDED DAY and LUNCH LINK Available for all camps EXCEPT Red Hot Summer Mini Camp

Weeks

AM Care

PM Care

Lunch Link

Cost

Total Cost To pay by credit card: Please complete the following information.

Mail form to: RPCS, Office of External Programs 5204 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21210

Type of card (circle):

MasterCard

VISA

Name on Card____________________________________________ Credit Card #______________________________________________ Date of Exp.________________ Three digit number (on reverse side of card): ________________ Signature____________________________________________________ To pay by check, please mail this form with your check payable to: RPCS, Office of External Programs, 5204 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21210.

Phone: 410/323-5500, ext 3045

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kaleidoscope Additional forms are available at www.rpcs.org

ADULT PROGRAMS AND TRIPS

PLEASE PRINT Registrant’s Name:_____________________________________________ Home Address:_______________________________________________ Home Phone:_________________________________________________ Work Phone:_________________________________________________ City:____________ State:________________ Zip:___________ Email address:_______________________________________________ (to be used for confirmations only) Program Title:

Cost

TOTAL COST

To pay by check: Please make your check payable to RPCS. To pay by credit card: Please complete the following information.

Mail form to: RPCS, Office of External Programs 5204 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21210

Type of card (circle): MasterCard VISA Name on Card____________________________________________ Credit Card #______________________________________________ Date of Exp.________________ Signature____________________________________________________

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Roland Park Country School An Education Above at Roland Park Country School sets us apart from many. While most schools seek to prepare their students for the next academic step we strive to prepare our students for life — a life full of wonder, joy and complexity. We empower our students with the integrity, will and character they need to live a purposeful life. To achieve this, we build a foundation of strong academics. Then we add layers of experiences and opportunities carefully designed to nurture our students’ curiosity, creativity, confidence, compassion and leadership delivered by an award-winning, experienced and much loved faculty. This occurs within the context of a genuinely supportive community where every student has multiple friends, mentors and others looking out for her. We are proud of our strength as an academic institution to stand at the forefront of all girls’ education as we create tomorrow’s world leaders. Roland Park Country School is a college preparatory school for girls in Kindergarten through Grade 12 with a Preschool for girls and boys located in northern Baltimore City.

Explore An Education Above at our Spring Snapshot on Wednesday, April 23.

The program runs from 8:30 am to 10:00 am.

Call Admissions at 410.323.5500 or email Admissions@rpcs.org to schedule your visit.

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