Summer School

	Page
General Information	2-3
Account Creation/Course Enrollment	4-5
Account Creation/Course Enrollment for Non-Residents	6
Elementary School Courses	7-20
Middle School Courses	21-23
High School Courses	24-25
Arise Virtual Academy	26
Rock River Charter School	27
Strings Camp and 6th Grade Band/Orchestra Camp	27
JSOL Survival Science/Nature Navigators	28
Speed, Strength, and Athletic Development/ Jr.	29
Golf	30
Summer Research Institute/AP Calculus Prep	31
Advanced Swimming Technique and Skills	32
Swimming and Water Safety	33-34

General Information

WELCOME TO SUMMER SCHOOL 2021!

We hope you will take advantage of the programs available at the district’s elementary, middle, or high school levels. We offer excellent summer educational programming and the majority of our Summer School staff are our own district educators who work with our students throughout the regular school year.

WHO’S ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE

All students who reside within the School District of Janesville’s resident boundaries or are open enrolled in the district’s P4J—12th Grade programs are eligible to participate in Summer School.
Non-resident families may enroll their children on a tuition basis. For non-resident fee information, please see our “FEES” section. Enrollment for non-resident families will begin four weeks after the initial enrollment date for resident students.

FEES

Enrollment for resident students is free. The non-resident fee is $150 per student (not per course). The non-resident fee is in addition to any courses that require a fee. Example: If your child is a non-resident and enrolls in Golf: Beginning your account will be assessed the $10 course fee and the $150 non-resident fee for a total amount due of $160.

Non-resident students enrolling in high school credit deficient courses will be assessed the non-resident district fee and an additional $120 course fee per 0.5 credit earning courses.

Courses that require a fee will state the required amount in the individual course description. Fees are due no later than June 7th. Payments not received by this date will result in the student being dropped from the course and unable to attend Summer School.

Fees are to be paid by cash or check and mailed or delivered to the Summer School Office located at the Educational Services Center, 527 South Franklin Street, Janesville, WI 53548-4779.

Please make checks payable to: School District of Janesville
Memo field: Summer School/Student Name

REFUNDS

If your child is unable to attend a summer school course that you have already paid for, you may request a refund through the Summer School Office. Refunds must be requested prior to the start of Summer School. Refunds will also be issued if the School District of Janesville cancels a course.

COURSES REQUIRING A FEE

Golf: Beginning 10.00
Golf: Intermediate 60.00

NURSING SERVICES

The School District of Janesville Summer School program provides emergency nursing services, which includes care of sick or injured children and administration of oral medication.

ATTENDANCE—ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE SCHOOL

Students are encouraged to attend all classes. If your student will be absent, for any reason (including planned absences), it is very important that you contact your child’s school to notify them. If your child has been marked absent and you have not notified the school office in advance, a phone call will be made to the phone number listed in the Summer School database.

ATTENDANCE—HIGH SCHOOL

Students who are enrolled in credit recovery courses must complete the required coursework and demonstrate proficiency in all class learning outcomes in order to receive credit. Instruction and coursework is completed on the high school campus using a combination of an online program and traditional instruction. Students will have 6 weeks to demonstrate proficiency and complete the required coursework in order to pass the class. Once the student has passed the class, they are no longer required to attend the class. No ex-tension of time outside of the 6 weeks will be provided. If coursework is not completed in time, no credit will be given. Student work must be completed at school and cannot be completed off-campus.

SUPERVISION

Summer School program hours are 8:00-11:30 am for all courses (unless otherwise stated). Supervision before and after these hours is not provided by the School District of Janesville. Students should not arrive pri-or to 8:00 am and must be picked up from the school no later than 11:30 am. As a general rule, student guests are not permitted to attend the School District of Janesville Summer School program. Parents/guardians must sign in at the school office and wear a visitor badge during their visit.

CLOTHING/ATTIRE

Students attending the School District of Janesville Summer School program are expected to dress appropriately. Clothing/attire is considered inappropriate if it is offensive or disruptive to the school environment as determined by staff/administration. Tennis shoes or sandals with backs are recommended. No flip-flops please. Hats may not be worn in the building. Masks or face shields may be required depending on the status of the pandemic and/or local health guidance.

BEHAVIOR

Students attending the School District of Janesville Summer School program are expected to follow the ex-pectations outlined in the School District of Janesville Student Conduct Code which can be found at
http://www.janesville.k12.wi.us/departments/student-services/school-district-of-janesville-handbooks
Administration reserves the right to dismiss students who are not acting in a respectful, responsible, or safe way toward self or others.

COMPUTER/INTERNET USE

The School District of Janesville Summer School program provides internet, email, and network access for employee and student use. The use of the district’s computers and network systems is viewed as a privilege and not a right in the district. Employees and students should be aware that The ultimate responsibility for acceptable use is the sole responsibility of the in-dividual user. Employees and students should have no expectation of privacy in the contents of personal files on the district system.

Account Creation

ACCOUNT CREATION AND COURSE ENROLLMENT IS COMPLETED ONLINE ONLY

Website address: http://www.janesville.k12.wi.us

Account Creation will begin on Monday, March 29th at 8:00 am.
Course Enrollment will begin on Monday, April 5th at 4:30 pm.

This system helps parents manage their child’s summer school enrollment. In this system you will:

Create an account - (make a username/password)
Add Students
Enroll students into summer school courses
Obtain a copy of student’s schedule

In order to facilitate this and make things easier for you, we implemented some constraints:

We require that you agree to our terms of use
We require certain contact information from you
We limit classes based on your child's age and/or grade level
Enrollments are on a first-come, first-serve basis. Once a class fills, it will no longer appear on your enrollment screen.

How to use the system

The system is designed for you to "click around." With the exception of adding and dropping classes, there is really nothing you can do that will "harm" anything. so please feel free to explore all the links and buttons in the system.

One very important note: When filling out a web-form, the information you have typed is not saved until you click "Submit." This system has a timeout that lasts about 30 minutes (if you are idle for 30 minutes, it will log you out).
Please remember your login and password after you have created it!

The system has a very basic layout. At the top is the Menu bar containing links to Home, Help, Logout, etc. Once you log into the system, another bar will appear beneath that which indicates your progress in the system.
Completion Status: 1 - Parent Info 2 - Student Info 3 - Signups 4 - Verify 5 - Pay Schedule
As you complete each step, the symbol will change to indicating you have completed that step. The last step (payment) will remain red until the Summer School Office has received and recorded your payment. If you have questions, please contact the Summer School Office at 608-743-5042.

If, at any point, you do something that would make your progress incomplete (such as adding another student) these indicators should turn red again. However, there are some circumstances they may not, such as you cannot find any courses for one of your students, but you wish to finalize your registration.

If you cannot find any courses for one of your students, this is okay! Just click onto Step 4 to verify what you have selected. If all looks good, click the "Continue to Payment" link that appears and this will tell the system that you are satisfied with your current selections.

REGISTRATION STEPS 1 THROUGH 5 IN DETAIL

Step 1 - Parent Information
Click the “Register” link from the home page to create an account (username/password).
Please remember your login and password after you have created it!
You will be prompted for information about YOU (not your student), fill in the requested information and click “Submit”. If at any time you need to change your information, click “Step 1” from the completion status bar.
Step 2 - Student Information
Click the “Add a Student” link, and fill in your Infinite Campus Student ID Number
and date of birth (Month and day), click “Add New Student”. You will be asked to
verify your student by clicking “Yes” or “No”. You will then have an opportunity to
add any necessary health concerns (if applicable), click “Submit”.
The data provided under “Parent Information” will be used to contact you for summer school related communication or in the case of an emergency. Be sure to add at least one additional emergency contact for your student by clicking “Add an Emergency Contact”. NOTE: You can attach emergency contacts to one or all of your students.
If you have additional students to add, repeat Step 2 for each student (Click “Add Student”).
Step 3 - Course Enrollment
Click on the “Add or Drop Classes” to enroll your student into a course or to drop the course from their enrollment. If you click the "Add or Drop Classes" and no activities appear, either the classes are full (unlikely) or there may be incorrect information in the system regarding your child. In either case, please contact the Summer School Office to check on this.
Note: You will need your username and password to log in to add/drop courses at a later date.
Step 4 - Verify Enrollment
Verify the courses you have enrolled your students. If everything looks good, click the “Continue to Payment” link, otherwise you can return to “Class Enrollments”.
Step 5 - Payment
Once enrollment is finalized and verified, fees (if applicable) are to be paid by cash or check and mailed or delivered to the Summer School Office located at the Educational Services Center, 527 South Franklin Street, Janesville, WI 53548-4779
Please make checks payable to: School District of Janesville
Fees are due no later than June 7th. Payments not received by this date will result in the student being dropped from the course and unable to attend Summer School.
Please note that the will change to only when your payment has been received and processed.

Account Creation for Non-Resident Students

REGISTRATION and COURSE ENROLLMENT IS COMPLETED ONLINE ONLY
Website address: http://www.janesville.k12.wi.us

Registration and Course Enrollment for non-resident students will begin on Monday, May 3rd, at 9:00am

All non-resident students will need to obtain a Student ID Number in order to complete the registration process. To obtain a student ID number for your non-resident student, please email the following information to summerschool@janesville.k12.wi.us:

Student’s Full First and Last Name
Student’s Date of Birth (month, day, year)
Student’s Gender
Student’s Current Grade
Student’s Current School and District

If you have multiple students to enroll, you will need to provide this information for each student. If you do not provide all of the above information, a Student ID Number cannot be created for your student.
You will receive an email response within 48 hours with your student’s ID Number and will then be able to complete the online registration and enrollment process. You will not be able to complete the online registration and enrollment process without a Student ID Number. Once you have obtained your Student ID Number(s) you will then be able to complete Steps 1 through 5 as found on page 5.

FEES

The non-resident fee is $150 per student (not per course). The non-resident fee is in addition to any courses that require a fee. Example: If your child is non-resident and enrolls in Golf: Beginning your account will be assessed the $10 course fee and the $150 non-resident fee for a total amount due of $160.
Non-resident students enrolling in high school credit deficient courses will be assessed the non-resident district fee and an additional $120 course fee per 0.5 credit earning courses.
Courses that require a fee will state the required amount in the individual course description. Fees are due no later than June 7h. Payments not received by this date will result in the student being dropped from the course and unable to attend Summer School.
Fees are to be paid by cash or check and mailed or delivered to the Summer School Office located at the Educational Services Center, 527 South Franklin Street, Janesville, WI 53548-4779.
Please make checks payable to: School District of Janesville
Memo field: Summer School/Student Name

REFUNDS

If your child is unable to attend a summer school course that you have already paid for, you may request a refund through the Summer School Office. Refunds must be requested prior to the start of Summer School. Refunds will also be issued if the School District of Janesville cancels a course.

Elementary School School

ADAMS ELEMENTARY

KICK-OFF TO KINDERGARTEN

This program is recommended for all children who are entering Kindergarten in the fall. This course introduces students to Kindergarten routines and expectations while further developing students’ social and academic skills. Activities include a variety of art, music, and movement. Students participating in this course will be better prepared for their first day of Kindergarten having gained valuable socialization experiences.
REQUIREMENTS: Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021 AND enrolled in Kindergarten for the Fall of the 2021-2022 school year. COURSE: ADA100 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

1ST GRADE HERE I COME!

This course is designed to prepare students who have completed Kindergarten and are entering the First Grade in the fall of 2021. Students’ newly acquired reading and math skills are built on using fun, hands-on, and engaging activities incorporating art, music, and physical activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021— Grade 1
COURSE: ADA101 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

ADAMS AROUND THE WORLD!

Join Adams Elementary School this summer as we travel around the world and explore different continents, biomes and ecosystems! Students will be grouped into multi-age grade bands: those entering grades 2&3 and those entering grades 4&5. Students will learn about a variety of cultures , biomes, and ecosystems from across the globe. Students in both grade level bands will participate in daily reading and writing activities to allow students the opportunity to practice their reading skills with targeted leveled readers, play board games that emphasize language skills, have technology time to allow students to explore informational databases for research, read books online, and work on their informative, persuasive, and narrative writing skills. Daily building, making, creating and innovating activities using science, technology, the arts, and math will also be included each day in fun and interesting ways through STEAM! Students will be able to explore the out-doors in our outdoor classroom! Finally, students will participate in daily fitness exercises, play team-building games and learn a variety of ways to maintain a healthy life-style. Please join us as Adams School travels around the world, learning about continents, cultures, biomes, and ecosystems through engaged and empowered learning!!
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 - Grades 2-5
COURSE: ADA120 TIME: 8:00-11:30 AM

ADAMS ELEMENTARY

1138 E. Memorial Dr.
608-743-6300
Attendance Calls: 608-743-6330
Head Teacher: Adam Spaeth

HARRISON ELEMENTARY

KICK-OFF TO KINDERGARTEN

This program is recommended for all children who are entering Kindergarten in the fall. This course introduces students to Kindergarten routines and expectations while further developing students’ social and academic skills. Activities include a variety of art, music, and movement. Students participating in this course will be better prepared for their first day of Kindergarten having gained valuable socialization experiences.
REQUIREMENTS: Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021 AND enrolled in Kindergarten for the Fall of the 2021-2022 school year.
COURSE: HAR100 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

1st Grade Here I Come!

This course is designed to prepare students who have completed Kindergarten and are entering the First Grade in the fall of 2021. Students’ newly acquired reading and math skills are built on using fun, hands-on, and engaging activities incorporating art, music, and physical activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021— Grade 1
COURSE: HAR101 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

EXPLORING THE WORLD IN 20 DAYS

This summer we are going to Explore the World in 20 days! Grades 2-5 will be ex-posed to different cultures, countries, and plan a trip of their own! In Moving Mountains with Math they will plan an adventure to another country, map out their trip, how long it will take, look at money currencies, and so much more. Reading and Researching in the Countryside will help students to learn about different cultures, traditions, and unique places to visit, as well as help research for their math trip. In STEM and Structure they will get to create unique builds to show what they would see on their adventures and recreate inventions from other countries. Flying into Fitness will give students a chance to explore different fitness exercises unique to multiple countries and cultures as well as get to practice some mindfulness and yoga, connecting with themselves and others.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 2 - 5
COURSE: HAR120 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

HARRISON ELEMENTARY

760 Princeton Road
608-743-6400
Attendance Calls: 608-743-6430
Head Teacher: Brianna Dorry

JACKSON ELEMENTARY

KICK-OFF TO KINDERGARTEN

This program is recommended for all children who are entering Kindergarten in the fall. This course introduces students to Kindergarten routines and expectations while further developing students’ social and academic skills. Activities include a variety of art, music, and movement. Students participating in this course will be better prepared for their first day of Kindergarten having gained valuable socialization experiences.
REQUIREMENTS: Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021 AND enrolled in Kindergarten for the Fall of the 2021-2022 school year.
COURSE: JAC100 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

1ST GRADE HERE I COME!

This course is designed to prepare students who have completed Kindergarten and are entering the First Grade in the fall of 2021. Students’ newly acquired reading and math skills are built on using fun, hands-on, and engaging activities incorporating art, music, and physical activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 1
COURSE: JAC101 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

JACKSON’S SUMMER JOURNEY!

Spend four weeks this summer on an Olympic-sized journey at Jackson Elementary School! This fun-filled program will emphasize Reading and Math, Spanish and Art & Crafts. We are also excited to be offering STEAM class again this year. We will be empowering students to have fun while learning through the wonders of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math. Stu-dents will rotate through each of these classes daily. All classes will utilize computers, iPads and Chromebooks to rein-force and enhance instruction. We will also be having our own “Olympic Games,’ as a culminating activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 2—5
COURSE: JAC120 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

JACKSON ELEMENTARY

441 W. Burbank Ave
608-743-6500
Attendance Calls: 608-743-6530
Head Teacher: Stephanie Balch

JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY

KICK-OFF TO KINDERGARTEN

This program is recommended for all children who are entering Kindergarten in the fall. This course introduces students to Kindergarten routines and expectations while further developing students’ social and academic skills. Activities include a variety of art, music, and movement. Students participating in this course will be better prepared for their first day of Kindergarten having gained valuable socialization experiences.
REQUIRMENTS: Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021 AND enrolled in Kindergarten for the Fall of the 2021-2022 school year.
COURSE: JEF100 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

1ST GRADE HERE I COME!

This course is designed to prepare students who have completed Kindergarten and are entering the First Grade in the fall of 2021. Students’ newly acquired reading and math skills are built on using fun, hands-on, and engaging activities incorporating art, music, and physical activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 1
COURSE: JEF101 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

FULL STEAM AHEAD TO JEFFERSON’S BRAIN GAMES 2021!

Are you ready to stretch your thinking? Our program will incorporate the components of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) to review and expand on the learning and gains made during the school year. Students rotate through a variety of STEAM activities every day in small groups. There is a little something for everyone! We can’t wait to meet you here for our Summer-Brain Games 2021!
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 2 - 5
COURSE: JEF120 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY

1831 Mt. Zion Ave.
608-743-6600
Attendance Calls: 608-743-6630
Head Teacher: Shilo Habeck

KENNEDY ELEMENTARY

KICK-OFF TO KINDERGARTEN

This program is recommended for all children who are entering Kindergarten in the fall. This course introduces students to Kindergarten routines and expectations while further developing students’ social and academic skills. Activities include a variety of art, music, and movement. Students participating in this course will be better prepared for their first day of Kindergarten having gained valuable socialization experiences.
REQUIREMENTS: Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021 AND enrolled in Kindergarten for the Fall of the 2021-2022 school year.
COURSE: KEN100 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

1ST GRADE HERE I COME!

This course is designed to prepare students who have completed Kindergarten and are entering the First Grade in the fall of 2021. Students’ newly acquired reading and math skills are built on using fun, hands-on, and engaging activities incorporating art, music, and physical activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 1
COURSE: KEN101 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

AROUND THE WORLD

Come experience a bit of different cultures from around the world. Each week we will be pretending to travel to a different continent. We will learn about the language, traditional clothing, food, and unique animals as well as other parts of a culture from at least one country on the continent.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021— Grades 2 - 5
COURSE: KEN155 TIME: 8:00—9:00 AM
COURSE: KEN155 TIME: 9:10—10:10 AM
COURSE: KEN155 TIME: 10:30—11:30 AM

ARTS & CRAFTS

Students will have an opportunity to explore a variety of art materials and techniques not always available during the school year.
Students will participate in both individual and group art projects.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 2 - 3
COURSE: KEN130 TIME: 8:00—9:00 AM
COURSE: KEN130 TIME: 9:10—10:10 AM
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 4 - 5
COURSE: KEN130 TIME: 10:30—11:30 AM

BROADWAY BOUND

In this course, students will prepare and perform a musical for parents, friends, and family. The class runs for the whole morning of summer school so that students can learn all about what it takes to produce a show. There are roles for everyone! In addition to singing, acting, and moving, we’ll create scenery and props to enhance the musical production. We even put the final show on television!
Due to the short duration of the class, please do not enroll in this course if you anticipate being absent more than two (2) days.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021— Grades 2 - 5
COURSE: KEN132 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

FUN IN THE SUN

This summer enjoy a variety of outdoor sports that will include leisure and recreational activities. Games to pick from may include ball sports (soccer, 4-square), yard sports (ladder gold, bocce), Frisbee sports (golf, ultimate), and other lifetime activities (biking, walking). Who knows, we might even work in a water balloon fight! Important: you do not have to be athletic to enjoy this class; this will be a no pressure, have fun, environment.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021— Grades 3 - 5
COURSE: KEN134 TIME: 8:00—9:00 AM
COURSE: KEN134 TIME: 9:10—10:10 AM
COURSE: KEN134 TIME: 10:30—11:30 AM

KIDS TRIATHLON

In this course, students will learn the importance of health and fitness, study and train for a “Kids Triathlon”. Students must be able to ride a two wheeled bicycle and swim without a life jacket to participate.
The last week of summer school we will have our own “Summer School Kids Triathlon”.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 2 - 5
COURSE: KEN136 TIME: 8:00—9:00 AM

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

This class is for students who enjoy participation and activity. The first 10-15 minutes of each class will be a fitness activity. Students will be offered a variety of activities to develop skills necessary to live an active lifestyle, emphasize healthy competition and good sportsmanship, and develop a positive attitude toward physical activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 2 - 4
COURSE: KEN140 TIME: 9:10—10:10 AM
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 3 - 5
COURSE: KEN140 TIME: 10:30—11:30 AM

MATH BLAST

Math Blast is designed for students who need extra math practice during the sum-mer. Class sizes are kept small in order to provide more individualized instruction to the students. Students will spend time practicing math facts, developing number sense, and applying math strategies. This class is considered remediation and is based on teacher recommendation.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021—Grade 2
COURSE: KEN152 TIME: 9:10—10:10 AM
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 3
COURSE: KEN153 TIME: 10:30—11:30 AM
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 4
COURSE: KEN154 TIME: 08:00—09:00 AM

TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY

Calling all “Digital Learners”… Get ready to create, communicate, collaborate, and apply critical thinking skills! This course will actively engage students in using technology. Students will have an opportunity to explore various types of software, websites, and multi-media tools. Please be aware that non-resident students will be required to have a gmail account for this class.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 2 - 5
COURSE: KEN150 TIME: 8:00—9:00 AM
COURSE: KEN150 TIME: 9:10—10:10 AM
COURSE: KEN150 TIME: 10:30—11:30 AM

READING ROCKETS

Students will be offered daily opportunities to practice balanced literacy skills with some integration of technology literacy skills.
Students will review, refine and extend their vocabulary and phonics skills, develop fluency, increase comprehension, and respond to reading through writing. The focus of the course will be a guided reading approach using Summer Success reading curriculum and a variety of materials at students’ instructional and independent levels.
This class is by invitation only.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 2
COURSE: KEN144 TIME: 8:00—9:00 AM
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 3
COURSE: KEN145 TIME: 9:10—10:10 AM
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 4
COURSE: KEN146 TIME: 10:30—11:30 AM

READING/WRITING SKILLS AND STRATEGIES

Reading and writing are skills necessary for school success. This course utilizes a variety of literature, reviews previously taught skills, and teaches new skills through writing projects, motivational activities, and learning games. Classroom instruction develops critical and creative thinking skills.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 2—3
COURSE: KEN148 TIME: 8:00—9:00 AM
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 3—4
COURSE: KEN148 TIME: 9:10—10:10 AM
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 4 - 5
COURSE: KEN148 TIME: 10:30—11:30 AM

KENNEDY ELEMENTARY

3901 Randolph Road
608-743-7500
Attendance Calls: 608-743-7565
Head Teacher: Sarah Brehm

LINCOLN ELEMENTARY

JOURNEY TO GREATNESS SUMMER SCHOOL

Students will work with the 4-C’s to gain the knowledge and skills necessary to be successful. What are the 4-C’s? Communication, Collaboration, Creativity, and Critical Thinking. Through personalized learning opportunities, your child will have the chance to learn and grow through these highly engaging methods. They will be empowered in how they learn and how they show mastery of skills. Your child will have ownership of their learning and will develop the knowledge and skills to be successful with the teacher as their guide!

KICK-OFF TO KINDERGARTEN

This program is recommended for all children who are entering Kindergarten in the fall. This course introduces students to Kindergarten routines and expectations while further developing students’ social and academic skills. Activities include a variety of art, music, and movement. Students participating in this course will be better prepared for their first day of Kindergarten having gained valuable socialization experiences.
REQUIREMENTS: Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021 AND enrolled in Kindergarten for the Fall of the 2021-2022 school year.
COURSE: LIN100 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

1ST GRADE HERE I COME!

This course is designed to prepare students who have completed Kindergarten and are entering the First Grade in the fall of 2021. Students’ newly acquired reading and math skills are built on using fun, hands-on, and engaging activities incorporating art, music, and physical activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 1
COURSE: LIN101 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

THE LINCOLN JOURNEY TO GREATNESS

Journey through summer with the 4-C’s of learning on Lincoln’s path to greatness! Students will explore and problem solve real-life situations by engaging in fun activities focused on communication, collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking. Students will practice and explore team building activities, American Sign Language, Spanish, Art, and Dance as they infuse the 4’C’s into their learning. The Lincoln Journey to Greatness program will provide students with many different avenues to learn and explore in their own creative and empowering way!
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021— Grades 2 - 5
COURSE: LIN120 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

LINCOLN ELEMENTARY

1821 Conde Street
608-743-6700
Attendance Calls: 608-743-6730
Head Teacher: Amy Eckels

MADISON ELEMENTARY

KICK-OFF TO KINDERGARTEN

This program is recommended for all children who are entering Kindergarten in the fall. This course introduces students to Kindergarten routines and expectations while further developing students’ social and academic skills. Activities include a variety of art, music, and movement. Students participating in this course will be better prepared for their first day of Kindergarten having gained valuable socialization experiences.
REQUIREMENTS: Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021 AND enrolled in Kindergarten for the Fall of the 2021-2022 school year.
COURSE: MAD100 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

1ST GRADE HERE I COME!

This course is designed to prepare students who have completed Kindergarten and are entering the First Grade in the fall of 2021. Students’ newly acquired reading and math skills are built on using fun, hands-on, and engaging activities incorporating art, music, and physical activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 1
COURSE: MAD101 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

MADISON’S NEIGHBORHOOD ACADEMY

Dive into an unforgettable adventure “Under the Sea” at the Madison Neighborhood Summer Academy. Students will learn, explore and enjoy fun-filled classes. Summer artists will have fun creating art that explores the wonders of the sea. A tidal wave of books will encourage students to read and participate in our summer reading motivation program. The adventure will continue as students explore and problem solve in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math). Students will get ready to take on a challenge as they participate in Fun with Math Games and Brain Benders. Oceans of fun await the students at the Madison Neighborhood Summer Academy!
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 2 - 5
COURSE: MAD120 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

MADISON ELEMENTARY

331 North Grant Ave
608-743-6800
Attendance Calls: 608-743-6830
Head Teacher: Lisa Plewa

MONROE ELEMENTARY

KICK-OFF TO KINDERGARTEN

This program is recommended for all children who are entering Kindergarten in the fall. This course introduces students to Kindergarten routines and expectations while further developing students’ social and academic skills. Activities include a variety of art, music, and movement. Students participating in this course will be better prepared for their first day of Kindergarten having gained valuable socialization experiences.
REQUIREMENTS: Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021 AND enrolled in Kindergarten for the Fall of
the 2021-2022 school year.
COURSE: MON100 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

1ST GRADE HERE I COME!

This course is designed to prepare students who have completed Kindergarten and are entering the First Grade in the fall of 2021. Students’ newly acquired reading and math skills are built on using fun, hands-on, and engaging activities incorporating art, music, and physical activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 1
COURSE: MON101 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

Engaging & Empowering the Inner Mustang

Join us for an engaging and empowering experience that allows 2nd- 5th graders to work in a collaborative environment in order to gain awareness and solve “real-world” school, neighborhood, and community problems through a Project-Based Learning focus.

Engaging In Problem Solving -- Students will be empowered to learn how to take initiative and responsibility, build their confidence, solve problems, work in teams, communicate ideas, and manage themselves more effectively.
Engaging In All Things Techno -- Empowering learners through a wide world of technology opportunities. Students will gain skill and proficiency in an assortment of technology enhanced programs, sites, and projects as they generate effective solutions.
Engaging In Exercise & Movement -- Empowered learning begins with exercise. Stu-dents will participate in a variety of games, sports, and lively fun. In turn, their mindsets will be optimized with improved alertness, attention, and motivation.
Engaging In Creativity -- Students imaginations will be shifted into high gear as we foster and develop their creative juices and use them to generate an array of original projects .They will work with a variety of artistic mediums and make decisions regarding design, style and color schemes.

REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 2-5
COURSE: MON120 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

MONROE ELEMENTARY

55 South Pontiac Dr.
608-743-6900
Attendance Calls: 608-743-6930
Head Teacher: Dennis Condon

ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY

KICK-OFF TO KINDERGARTEN

This program is recommended for all children who are entering Kindergarten in the fall. This course introduces students to Kindergarten routines and expectations while further developing students’ social and academic skills. Activities include a variety of art, music, and movement. Students participating in this course will be better prepared for their first day of Kindergarten having gained valuable socialization experiences.
REQUIREMENTS: Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021 AND enrolled in Kindergarten for the Fall of the 2021-2022 school year.
COURSE: ROO100 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

1ST GRADE HERE I COME!

This course is designed to prepare students who have completed Kindergarten and are entering the First Grade in the fall of 2021. Students’ newly acquired reading and math skills are built on using fun, hands-on, and engaging activities incorporating art, music, and physical activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 1
COURSE: ROO101 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

ROOSEVELT ROCKS SUMMER PROGRAM

Students in grades 2-5 will be rotating through five exciting classes:

Technology Pioneers
Games, Games, Games
Nature is Amazing
Old School Games
The Creation Center

Activities will include using a variety of the technology available on their iPads to create stop motion videos, record a short movie, and turn themselves into a gif. They will learn to play new games with team building. Explore nature through gardening, scavenger hunts, art and music, Students will go outside to let off some steam, build teamwork skills, and engage in physical fitness. They will also have an opportunity to learn and play several classic card games. Get ready to create! Students will use their craft skills to create origami projects, learn to cross stitch, paint murals, become artistic with nature, and use recyclables to build cool sculptures! It’s going to be a great summer at Roosevelt!
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 2 - 5
COURSE: ROO120 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY

316 South Ringold St
608-743-7000
Attendance Calls: 608-743-7030
Head Teacher: Lynn Little

VAN BUREN ELEMENTARY

KICK-OFF TO KINDERGARTEN

This program is recommended for all children who are entering Kindergarten in the fall. This course introduces students to Kindergarten routines and expectations while further developing students’ social and academic skills. Activities include a variety of art, music, and movement. Students participating in this course will be better prepared for their first day of Kindergarten having gained valuable socialization experiences.
REQUIREMENTS: Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021 AND enrolled in Kindergarten for the Fall of the 2021-2022 school year.
COURSE: VAN100 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

1ST GRADE HERE I COME!

This course is designed to prepare students who have completed Kindergarten and are entering the First Grade in the fall of 2021. Students’ newly acquired reading and math skills are built on using fun, hands-on, and engaging activities incorporating art, music, and physical activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 1
COURSE: VAN101 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

JOIN THE ADVENTURE THROUGH VAN BUREN’S VOYAGE EXPEDITION!

Would you like to DIG IN, BUILD, CREATE, and make a REAL difference in the world? Maybe redesign part of the school, create an outdoor classroom, make amazing projects with our 3D printer, help a local business, create & program a robot to help deliver morning snack, publish a Van Buren newspaper, organize a Buddy program, or more? Join us for Van Buren's Voyage Expedition!
Students will take part in a dynamic approach to learning called PBL (project-based learning), where they are actively engaged in real-world problems and challenges that could change Van Buren for the better, and even change the world! Through hands-on learning, students will choose a topic of interest, and work collaboratively with each other and the community to find a real-world solution to their challenge. With the guidance of reading, math, technology, arts, and community connections coaches, students will feel empowered to travel into an unfamiliar area in order to learn more about it, collaborate and create real solutions that extend beyond our school walls!
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021— Grades 2 - 5
COURSE: VAN120 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

VAN BUREN ELEMENTARY

1515 Lapham Street
608-743-7100
Attendance Calls: 608-743-7130
Head Teacher: Stephanie Pajerski

WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY

KICK-OFF TO KINDERGARTEN

This program is recommended for all children who are entering Kindergarten in the fall. This course introduces students to Kindergarten routines and expectations while further developing students’ social and academic skills. Activities include a variety of art, music, and movement. Students participating in this course will be better prepared for their first day of Kindergarten having gained valuable socialization experiences.
REQUIREMENTS: Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021 AND enrolled in Kindergarten for the Fall of the 2021-2022 school year.
COURSE: WAS100 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

1ST GRADE HERE I COME!

This course is designed to prepare students who have completed Kindergarten and are entering the First Grade in the fall of 2021. Students’ newly acquired reading and math skills are built on using fun, hands-on, and engaging activities incorporating art, music, and physical activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 1
COURSE: WAS101 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

WASHINGTON—MISSION SUMMER SCHOOL

Second through fifth graders, if they choose to accept it, will use their dynamic detective skills to complete a special mission: SUMMER SCHOOL 2021.
Located at our headquarters at Washington Elementary School, MISSION: SUMMER SCHOOL 2021 is a fun-filled four week quest for our young sleuths to identify clues from the world around them to continue learning in reading, math, technology & science throughout the summer. These special agents will also investigate the Spanish language and practice speaking common Spanish words.
We will have a SPYtacular time
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 2—5
COURSE: WAS120 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY

811 North Pine Street
608-743-7200
Attendance Calls: 608-743-7230
Head Teacher: Stacy Glowacki

WILSON ELEMENTARY

KICK-OFF TO KINDERGARTEN

This program is recommended for all children who are entering Kindergarten in the fall. This course introduces students to Kindergarten routines and expectations while further developing students’ social and academic skills. Activities include a variety of art, music, and movement. Students participating in this course will be better prepared for their first day of Kindergarten having gained valuable socialization experiences.
REQUIREMENTS: Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021 AND enrolled in Kindergarten for the Fall of the 2021-2022 school year.
COURSE: WIL100 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

1ST GRADE HERE I COME!

This course is designed to prepare students who have completed Kindergarten and are entering the First Grade in the fall of 2021. Students’ newly acquired reading and math skills are built on using fun, hands-on, and engaging activities incorporating art, music, and physical activity.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021— Grade 1
COURSE: WIL101 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

WILSON CAMP WILDCAT

Students entering grades 2 through 5 in the Fall of 2021 will participate in four weeks of summer camp fun at Wilson. Campers will rotate through Wildcat Space Exploration, Shark Week, Camo Week, and an Olympic games celebration week. Themed activities, Wildcat Recreation, STEAM, reading & math skill support will be mixed in throughout the day.
Join us for Camp Wildcat!
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021— Grades 2 - 5
COURSE: WIL120 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

WILSON ELEMENTARY

465 Rockport Road
608-743-7300
Attendance Calls: 608-743-7330
Head Teacher: Cassie Kriefall

6th Grade Transition, Summer Middle School Courses, and Play Production/Girls Code Summer Camp

The middle school summer academies will provide a balance of enrichment and academics. Fall 2021 6th grade students will enroll in an entire block program that runs from 8:00—11:30 am. The middle school programs are a great opportunity for your student to prepare for Fall 6th grade, meet new classmates, and become acclimated to a new building. Please see course descriptions below.

EDISON’S 6TH GRADE TRANSITION

CALLING ALL SUPERHEROES! Edison’s 6th Grade Transition team is looking for all students interested in becoming an everyday SUPERHERO! During our 6th Grade Transition program, you and your child can expect learning environments and activities that foster:

Hunger for more (knowledge, skills, learning, fun)
Empowerment
Responsibility
Opportunity for growth
Engagement
Skills focused on preparing students for their future

We invite Fall 2021 6th graders to join The 6th Grade Transition team, offering a great opportunity for students to get a head start on a successful school year. Team building challenges will offer students the opportunity to meet staff and explore their middle school environment in a fun, hands on, and interactive way. Students will participate in engineering design challenges and explore fun weekly themes that will help develop the necessary skills to give students a jumpstart on middle school reading and math. Our staff is passionate and enthusiastically focused on helping students become an everyday SUPERHERO!
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 6
COURSE: EDI20 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

FRANKLIN’S 6TH GRADE ACADEMY

Our newest Falcons will have the opportunity to explore their middle school environment in a fun, hands on, and interactive way with Franklin’s 6th Grade Academy. Students will be able to explore STEM and Engineering principles with project based learning, such as Egg Drop, rocketry and flight, coding, and Solar Cars. 6th Grade Falcons will also develop lifelong fitness regimens, through our interactive Physical Education based curriculum. Students will plan fitness goals, chart progress, and incorporate and explore interactive technology supported academics, which will develop the skills they need to be successful at Franklin in the years to come.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 6
COURSE: FRA200 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

MARSHALL’S 6TH GRADE CARDINAL CAMP

In 6th grade engineering we will spend our time solving real-life issues. We will work individually, in small groups and large groups. Everyday will be a new challenge, whether we are solving or creating. If you want to critically think, work hands-on, solve problems and want to have fun while doing it, this class is for you. Students will engage and explore creative problem solving through the use of a variety of materials including drawing, painting and sculpture in Cardinal Camp Art . Aside from our Engineering and Art classes we will be introducing our new Cardinals to Marshall Middle School. Lastly, students will learn about what courses, programs and sports we offer here at Marshall.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 6
COURSE: MAR200 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

EDISON SUMMER ACADEMY

CALLING ALL SUPERHEROES! Edison’s Summer Academy is looking for all students interested in becoming an everyday SUPERHERO! During our Summer Academy, you and your child can expect learning environments and activities that foster:

Hunger for more (knowledge, skills, learning, fun)
Empowerment
Responsibility
Opportunity for growth
Engagement
Skills focused on preparing students for their future

We welcome Fall 2021 7th and 8th grade students to our superhero hideout where they will have the opportunity to explore 3 elective classes that meet their needs and interests. On their journey students may choose to: engage in superhero training through physical education activities; tackle real world engineering challenges; or sharpen up their reading and math skills through fun, interactive, and hands on weekly themes and activities.
Elective classes being offered this year will include: Algebra Readiness, Engineering De-sign & the Science of Superheroes, Physical Education, and Strategic Reading.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Once students have registered for our Summer Academy, students will receive a letter allowing them to select the elective courses they are interested in.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021—Grades 7-8
COURSE: EDI201 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

FRANKLIN SUMMER LEARNING EXTENSION

Franklin Summer Learning Extension offers students entering 7th and 8th grade the opportunity to enrich their educational experience through a hands on, interactive, curriculum-based activity schedule. Students enrolled in Franklin’s Summer Learning Extension will experience a wide variety of skills based instructional activities touching on STEM, lifelong Mathematic skills, technology based learning, engineering based discovery, and interactive geographic exploration. Students at Franklin Summer Learning Extension will have the ability to have daily access to individual technology devices, which will provide these students with individual learning style accommodations they need to be successful. Franklin Summer Learning Extension will be a place for your child to grow academically, socially, in a centered environment geared for student success.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 7 - 8
COURSE: FRA201 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

MARSHALL MASH-UP

Unforgettable Summertime Fun. That is what middle school students can expect from Marshall Mash-Up. Though at a glance it may appear to be all fun and games, this experience prepares students for the rigors of high school STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) classes. The critical thinking, creative problem-solving and collaboration skills that students learn at Marshall Mash-Up will benefit them for a lifetime!
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 7- 8
COURSE: MAR201 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

PLAY PRODUCTIONS

This educational theatre program teaches the principles of stage presence and theatre modalities while bringing to life a summer production chosen by the directors of this class. Students will learn how to move on stage, act/project their voice, and design a set. Performances will be lived streamed or recorded for family, friends, and Summer School students on the last day, July 2nd. Time of performance is TBD
*Auditions for the chosen production will be held the first couple days of Summer School. Please contact:
Craig Bergum clbergum@gmail.com or Karen Brown kbrown@janesville.k12.wi.us for questions regarding the class, auditions, or performances.
This class meets June 7-July 2 from 8:00—11:30 am at Edison Middle School.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 —Grades 7-9
COURSE: EDI203 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

GIRLS CODE SUMMER CAMP

Girls Code Summer Camp is designed to show girls that computer programming can be fun! Students will explore various coding platforms in addition to app creation. Girls can create games as well as music via various coding sites. Finally students get the opportunity to explore different modules in Google CS First.
This course is appropriate for all levels of computer programming experience – from beginner to advanced. Calling artists, engineers, planners, writers, mathematicians, etc. – all skills and interests are valued at Girls Code Summer Camp!
This course is offered for girls at Marshall Middle School from June 7-June 25
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 6 - 12
COURSE: COM620 TIME: 12:30—2:30 PM

EDISON MIDDLE	FRANKLIN MIDDLE	MARSHALL MIDDLE
1649 S. Chatham St	450 N. Crosby Ave.	25 S. Pontiac Dr.
608-743-5900	608-743-6000	608-743-6230
Attendance Calls: 608-743-5930	Attendance Calls: 608-743-6030	Attendance Calls: 608-743-6230
Head Teacher: Abby Schrode	Head Teacher: David Harrison	Head Teacher: Lara Polk

Craig High School Summer School

Each high school summer school course is a make-up class for one-half credit. Students will complete coursework online in a traditional classroom setting at school. Students needing to make up course credit should enroll in High School Credit Recovery. Students will have up to 6 weeks to demonstrate proficiency in all class learning expectations in order to pass a class. Once the student has passed the class, they are no longer required to attend that class. Student work must be completed at school and cannot be completed off-campus.
High School Credit Recovery runs June 7-July 15 from 8:30—11:45. Students in need of more than one credit course should only sign up one time for High School Credit Recovery. Students may start a second course if they have completed the first course by June 25. Stu-dents may not enroll in High School Credit Recovery after June 25. The head teacher and counselor will ensure students take the appropriate classes at the high school. High school make-up courses may not be taken to achieve advanced or additional credits. Credit recovery courses are available at both Craig (CRA) and Parker (PAR) High Schools.
REQUIREMENTS: Credit recovery classes can only be taken to make up a failed class. A student must have previously taken and failed a class during the regular school year (having earned no credit) for the student to be eligible to enroll in the corresponding summer school course.
If a student does not finish the coursework and demonstrate proficiency in the 6 weeks, they will not receive credit or a passing grade for the class. Any appointments (including court) should be made for non-school hours. High school students enrolled in credit recovery courses who are not in their seat at the start of class will be considered tardy.

CRAIG HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT RECOVERY: JUNE 7-JULY 15 8:30—11:45 AM

The following courses are available to take for credit recovery at Craig:

ENGLISH 9	INTEGRATED MATH I	US HISTORY
ENGLISH 10	INTEGRATED MATH II	BIOLOGY
ENGLISH 11	INTEGRATED MATH III	PHYSICAL SCIENCE
ENGLISH 12	GLOBAL STUDIES	PERSONAL FINANCE
HEALTH

CRAIG HIGH

401 S. Randall Ave.
608-743-5200
Attendance Calls: 608-743-5231
Head Teacher: Zachary Gavin

Parker High School Summer School

Each high school summer school course is a make-up class for one-half credit. Students will complete coursework online in a traditional classroom setting at school. Students needing to make up course credit should enroll in High School Credit Recovery. Students will have up to 6 weeks to demonstrate proficiency in all class learning expectations in order to pass a class. Once the student has passed the class, they are no longer required to attend that class. Stu-dent work must be completed at school and cannot be completed off-campus.
High School Credit Recovery runs June 7-July 15 from 8:30—11:45. Students in need of more than one 0.5 credit course should only sign up one time for High School Credit Recovery. Stu-dents may start a second course if they have completed the first course by June 25. Students may not enroll in High School Credit Recovery after June 25. The head teacher and counselor will ensure students take the appropriate classes at the high school. High school make-up courses may not be taken to achieve advanced or additional credits. Credit recovery courses are available at both Craig (CRA) and Parker (PAR) High Schools.
REQUIREMENTS: Credit recovery classes can only be taken to make up a failed class. A student must have previously taken and failed a class during the regular school year (having earned no credit) for the student to be eligible to enroll in the corresponding summer school course.
If a student does not finish the coursework and demonstrate proficiency in the 6 weeks, they will not receive credit or a passing grade for the class. Any appointments (including court) should be made for non-school hours. High school students enrolled in credit recovery courses who are not in their seat at the start of class will be considered tardy.

PARKER HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT RECOVERY: JUNE 7-JULY 15 8:30—11:45 AM

The following courses are available to take for credit recovery at Parker:

ENGLISH 9	INTEGRATED MATH I	US HISTORY
ENGLISH 10	INTEGRATED MATH II	BIOLOGY
ENGLISH 11	INTEGRATED MATH III	PHYSICAL SCIENCE
ENGLISH 12	GLOBAL STUDIES	PERSONAL FINANCE

PARKER HIGH

3125 Mineral Point
608-743-5600
Attendance Calls: 608-743-5630
Head Teacher: Jeffrey Farley

ARISE Virtual Academy

The high school summer school courses are credit deficient courses for 0.5 credit only.
The middle school summer courses are credit deficient courses in math and language arts only .
Classes are online, however, there will be in-person and/or virtual live lab hours available to get help and take exams. The expectation is that students will work daily on their computer and com-municate regularly with their teacher. Students must be on pace and passing; attendance will be taken daily. Students that do not stay on pace will be dropped from the summer school program immediately.
High School Students should sign up for multiple sessions to allow more time to complete courses. HS English/Science Students should sign up for Sessions 1 and 2. HS Math and Social Studies should sign up for all 3 sessions.
FIRST SESSION will be held June 7 - July 1
Office hours will be Monday through Thursday 8:00 am—12:45 pm.
SECOND SESSION will be held July 6– July 29.
Office hours will be Monday through Thursday 8:00 am—12:45 pm.
The observance of the July 4 holiday will be on Monday July 5th
THIRD SESSION will be held August 2—August 26 (This session will be limited to Math and Social Studies classes only)
Office hours will be Monday through Thursday 8:00 am—12:45 pm.
Credit deficient classes can only be taken to make up a failed class. Middle and High school make-up courses may not be taken to achieve advanced or additional credits.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 9- 12 All Sessions
Middle School students-Session 1 Only
Credit deficient classes can only be taken to make up a failed class. Student must have previously taken and failed (having earned no credit) for a course to be eligible to enroll in the summer school course.
SAMPLING OF COURSES OFFERED AT ARISE VIRTUAL ACADEMY:

MATH:	Algebra 1A	Algebra 2B	Algebra 1	Algebra 2	Geometry	Pre-Calculus	Integrated Math I—IV

SOCIAL STUDIES:	US History	World History	Civics (0.5 credit)

PERSONAL FINANCE:	Personal Finance

ENGLISH:	English I	English 2	English 3	English 4

SCIENCE:	Physics	Chemistry	Biology	Earth/Space Science	Physical Science

See course catalog at ariseva.com for complete course offerings.

ARISE Virtual Academy, located at: FRANKLIN MIDDLE

450 N. Crosby Ave.
608-743-6016
Head Teacher: Robert Schraedley

Rock River Charter School

The Rock River Charter School summer school courses are to allow students whom are credit deficient to earn necessary credits to continue on track with graduation requirements. Summer school programming will run from June 7-July 2, from 8:00 am—12:00 pm. High school make-up courses may not be taken to achieve advanced or additional credits.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 9-12 (9th Grade Repeat Only).
Students must currently be enrolled at Rock River Charter School to participate in the Summer School programming.

COURSE: RRC360 SESSION A: 8:00 AM—10:00 AM
SESSION B: 10:00 AM—12:00 PM

ATTENDANCE POLICY
Students attending Rock River Charter School will not receive credit if they accumulate more than two absences. These two absences should be saved for emergencies. Students enrolled Rock River Charter School who are not in their seats when class starts will be considered tardy. The first two tardies will be equal to one absence. Thereafter, the third tardy will be equivalent to one absence. All students participating in credit deficient courses will be required to sign an attendance agreement to ensure that they are aware of this policy.

RRCS

31 W. Milwaukee St.
608-752-8273
Head Teacher: Robin Wauchop

Summer Strings Camp and 6th Grade Band/Orchestra Camps

SUMMER STRINGS CAMP

Summer Strings Camp is dedicated to provide students entering Fall 7th—12th grade an opportunity to have an excellent weeklong music experience. Features of the program include: Large and small group ensembles, High School Chamber Ensemble, music theory games and listening projects. A concert at the end of the week will showcase each ensemble. Students should enroll in the course number for the instrument that they play.
This course is offered July 12—July 16 at Marshall Middle School.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 7 - 12
COURSE: MAR621 — VIOLIN
COURSE: MAR622 — VIOLA
COURSE: MAR623 — CELLO
COURSE: MAR624 — BASS
ALL COURSES WILL MEET: 8:00—11:30 AM

6TH GRADE BAND/ORCHESTRA CAMPS

All students enrolled in 6th grade (or are 7th Grade new to band or orchestra) for the 2021-2022 school year are strongly encouraged to attend this summer school session. The summer school session will consist of a 1 hour band or orchestra class for five consecutive days. If it is absolutely not possible to attend the summer school session, the student will need to attend make-up sessions after school in September. Students need to enroll in the class for the instrument they will be playing in band or orchestra, but they may enroll at whichever middle school is most convenient.
This course is offered Aug 9-13 at each middle school.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grade 6 (or 7th Grade new to) Band & Orchestra Students
SEE REGISTRATION CENTER FOR INDIVIDUAL LESSON TIMES BASED ON INSTRUMENT AND SCHOOL
ALL COURSES WILL MEET: 1 hour each day

J.S.O.L. Survival Science and Nature Navigators

J.S.O.L. SURVIVAL SCIENCE

Do you enjoy spending time outside and discovering nature? Would you like to learn more about the science of outdoor navigation, geocaching, identification of edible plants and which ones to avoid, shelter building, starting and using a fire in a survival situation and discovering other natural resources used for survival. Students will use instruments such as: a compass, GPS, water collection systems and fire starting techniques.
Classes are held June 7—July 2 from 8:00-11:30 am. Offered at JSOL (Janesville Schools Outdoor Lab). Last day of class goes until 12:30 for a picnic. There will be an informational sheet available to view on the Summer School website.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021— Grades 6 - 8
COURSE: JSO605 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM

NATURE NAVIGATORS

Are you a lover of nature? Do you have a natural curiosity for all things wild? Then this course is for you! Nature Navigators is a course offering to provide students the opportunities to study and explore the unique and fascinating wildlife, habitats, vegetation, and water systems of the Janesville Schools Outdoor Laboratory (J.S.O.L.) This course will be offered in two sessions, the first be-ing July 6-9 and the second July 12-16 J.S.O.L., rain or shine. Please be sure students are dressed appropriately for weather and habitat.
Students may enroll in one or both sessions!
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021— Grades 4 - 6
FIRST SESSION: July 6-9
COURSE: JSO606 TIME: 8:00—11:30 AM
SECOND SESSION: July 12–16
COURSE: JSO607 TIME: 8:00—11:30

Janesville Schools Outdoor Laboratory (J.S.O.L.)

3570 W. County Rd. A
(Corner of County Rd A and Austin Rd)

Attendance Calls: 608-743-5042 (Summer School Office)

Speed, Strength, and Athletic Development / Junior Athletic Movement & Speed Performance Training

SPEED, STRENGTH, AND ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT

This program is designed for students entering 9th – 12th grade in the fall. This course will focus on improving the athletic ability of all participants. Attention will be given to the physical development of the athlete in this program. Strength training, speed sleds, speed chutes, resistance bands, and plyometrics will all be stressed in this course. Goals will be met in this program that will run 4 days a week.
This course is offered at Parker High School from June 21- July 29.
This course meets Monday through Thursday (no Friday classes).
Students are encouraged to sign-up for the following times:
• 11th and 12th Grades: 8:30-10:30
• 9th and 10th Grades: 10:30-12:00
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021— Grades 9 - 12
COURSE: PAR353 TIME: VARIOUS

JUNIOR ATHLETIC MOVEMENT & SPEED PERFORMANCE TRAINING

This program is designed for students entering 7th – 8th grade in the fall. This course will focus on improving the athletic ability of all participants and attention will be given to the physical development of the athlete in this program. Technique, movement patterns, and functional strength will be emphasized. Goals will be met in this program that will run during two sessions, four days a week. This course is offered at Parker High School from July 21-29.
Available course times are 12:15 - 1:30pm.
This course meets Monday through Thursday (no Friday classes).
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021-Grades 7 - 8
COURSE: PAR354 TIME: 12:15-1:30 PM

PARKER HIGH

3125 Mineral Point
608-743-5600
Attendance Calls: 608-743-5630
Lead Teachers: Clayton Krueger and Richard Schuh

Golf

GOLF: BEGINNING

This is an introductory course for beginning golfers and golfers with limited experience. The instructor will group students according to their ability and experience. The following areas will be covered: rules, etiquette, grip, stance, swing, putting, chipping, iron play, and driving. Students should have a putter, a 7, 8, or 9 iron, and a wood for this course. Students will play 3 holes of golf at the conclusion of the course.
This course is held at Blackhawk Golf Course Monday– Thursday.
Fridays will be reserved for rain dates.
Fee—$10
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades 3 - 9
COURSE: BLA600 TIME: 8:00-9:15 AM

GOLF: INTERMEDIATE

This course is designed for the student with previous golf instruction/experience. The course will deal primarily with the application and reinforcement of the fundamentals learned in Golf: Be-ginning (previously Beginning Golf). These fundamentals will be applied on the practice range and on the golf course. Each student will be required to have, as a minimum, a beginners set of golf clubs including four irons ranging from a long iron to a short iron (example: 3, 5, 7, and 9), one wood or “metal wood”, and a putter. Students will play holes on the course once each week.
This course is held at Blackhawk Golf Course, Monday through Thursday.
Fridays will be reserved for rain dates.
Fee—$60
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021- Grades 4 - 9
COURSE: BLA601 TIME: 9:30-11:00 AM

BLACKHAWK GOLF COURSE

2100 Palmer Drive
Instructor: Bill LeTourneau
Attendance Calls: 608-743-5042 (Summer School Office)

Summer Research Institute / AP Calculus Prep

SUMMER RESEARCH INSTITUTE

The resistance of bacteria to antibiotics is a current medical threat. And yet, there is hope in new areas of research that are helping to address this threat, including research that is led by students. In this experience, students will learn research skills and techniques to perform their own scientific experiments. We will explore how viruses can be used to kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria. What we learn in the lab will facilitate a broader investigation of how mutations contribute to biological changes. This experience will include interactions with scientific experts from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
This course will be held June 7 –July 2 at Parker High School.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 Grades 11-12
COURSE: PAR622 TIME: 8:00AM-12:00PM
Summer Research Institute Instructor: Zachary Pratt

AP CALCULUS PREP

This 4-day mini-course is offered to prepare students who will be taking AP Calculus AB or AP Calculus BC in the fall of 2021. A review of algebraic, geometric, and trigonometric topics that are emphasized in the calculus course will be covered. An introductory look at basic limits will also be covered.
Students enrolling in BC will also be able to review some of the Big Ideas from Calc AB. Students are encouraged to bring a calculator to this course. All other materials will be provided. This course will be offered at Parker High School, August 2-5.
Students enrolling in AP Calculus AB and AP Calculus BC are encouraged to attend.
REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021— Grades 9 - 12
COURSE: PAR344TIME: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
AP Calculus Prep Instructor: Angela Zarnowski and Nicole Zillman

PARKER HIGH

3125 Mineral Point
608-743-5600

Advanced Swimming and Techniques

This program is only open to students entering 7th grade and up. All students must be able to successfully swim consecutive laps using both freestyle and backstroke technique. The goal of this program is to teach students proper swimming technique to develop skills to enjoy the benefits of swimming. This class is focused on improving swimming fitness and the advanced technique involved in the four strokes of swimming (freestyle, breaststroke, backstroke, and butterfly).
If students need to leave a bit early to get to their morning summer school class, they should communicate that with the head teacher.
REQUIREMENTS: 7th-12th Grade Fall 2021
Students must be able to successfully swim consecutive laps using both freestyle and backstroke technique.
7th & 8th Grade Course: ASTSC MS TIME: 7:00AM-7:45AM
High School Course: ASTSC HS TIME: 7:00AM-8:30AM

CRAIG HIGH

401 S. Randall Ave.
Attendance Calls: 608-743-5042 (Summer School Office)

Swimming and Water Safety

Swimming and Water Safety - First Session: June 7-July 2

Students enrolling in swim will be involved in one of the following skills development sections: Level I-Introduction to Water Skills, Level II-Fundamental Aquatic Skills, Level III-Stroke Development, Level IV-Stroke Improvement, Level V-Stroke Refinement, Level VI-Personal Water Safety. All students will be tested the first day of class to determine their skill level. First Session of Swimming and Water Safety will meet Monday through Friday, June 7–July 2. Masks or face shields may be required on deck as per local health guidance.

Please note: Due to social distancing, we need to limit the number of students in the pool at a time. To allow as many children to participate in lessons during the summer, at this time, students may only sign up for 1 swimming lesson. We may be able to allow students to sign up for a 2nd swim lesson in the July session as we move through June and see how many openings are still available.

REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades K - 6
Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021.
COURSE: See table below TIME: See table below

Swimming and Water Safety - SECOND Session: JuLY 6-July 23

Students enrolling in swim will be involved in one of the following skills development sections: Level I-Introduction to Water Skills, Level II-Fundamental Aquatic Skills, Level III-Stroke Development, Level IV-Stroke Improvement, Level V-Stroke Refinement, Level VI-Personal Water Safety. All students will be tested the first day of class to determine their skill level. First Session of Swimming and Water Safety will meet Monday through Friday, July 6–July 23. Masks or face shields may be required on deck as per local health guidance.

Please note: Due to social distancing, we need to limit the number of students in the pool at a time. To allow as many children to participate in lessons during the summer, at this time, students may only sign up for 1 swimming lesson. We may be able to allow students to sign up for a 2nd swim lesson in the July session as we move through June and see how many openings are still available.

REQUIREMENTS: Fall 2021 — Grades K - 6
Students must be five (5) years old on or before September 1, 2021.
COURSE: See table below TIME: See table below

EDISON MIDDLE	FRANKLIN MIDDLE	CRAIG HIGH
1649 S. Chatham St	450 N. Crosby Ave.	401 S. Randall Ave.

Attendance Calls: 608-743-5042 (Summer School Office)

2021 Summer School Dates*

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