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2015 SUMMER LEARNING PROGRAMS SUMMER LEARNING PROGRAMS 2015 This booklet provides information regarding the Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) summer programs available for students in grades K-12 during the 2014-15 school year. All summer programs are contingent upon school budget approval as well as sufficient enrollment, staffing, and space. Summer academic programs are based on the school year academic program. The elementary and middle school Summer Extended Learning Time (SELT) programs are schoolbased and will focus on meeting the identified academic needs of student participants and are tailored for each location. The high school program provides opportunities for credit recovery, Standards of Learning (SOL) test remediation, enrichment, and acceleration. Transportation is provided to the face-to-face courses at the central sites. Non-FCPS students will be registered on a space available basis once FCPS students have been placed in classes. Parents/Guardians of non-fcps students will be contacted about their child s status after registration closes. Institutes and camps focus on specific areas such as fine arts, technology, and science. Transportation is provided to the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Camp, Tech Adventure Camp (TAC), Institute for the Arts (IFTA), and the Elementary Institute for the Arts (E-IFTA). Driver Education is open to all eligible high school students under the age of 19 who reside in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Transportation to and from the program is the responsibility of the parent or guardian. Enrichment courses are generally non-credit and vary in length. High school students can earn a ½ credit when completing IFTA successfully. Summer program information may change. For the most current information, visit www.fcps.edu/is/summer. Summer school attendance is a privilege, and, accordingly, students are expected to comply with the rules of conduct as outlined in Regulation 2601.

SUMMER LEARNING PROGRAMS 2015 Table of Contents Elementary School Summer Extended Learning Time Programs 2 Extended School Year Services 2 Middle School Summer Extended Learning Time Programs 2 Extended School Year Services 2 ESOL 2 High School Credit Recovery Academy 3 Online Campus 5 Non-FCPS Student Registration Information 10 Self-Directed Economics & Personal Finance Class 11 SOL Remediation 12 SOL Test Only 13 ESOL 15 Extended School Year Services 17 INSTITUTES AND CAMPS Institutes Elementary Institute for the Arts 19 Institute for the Arts 20 Thomas Jefferson High School for Science 21 and Technology (TJHSST) Middle School Technology Institute Camps Camps STEM Camp 22 Tech Adventure Camp 23 ACE PROGRAMS AND CLASSES Driver Education 25 Elementary ACE Camps 26 Secondary ACE Classes 27 Thomas Jefferson Test Prep 29

SUMMER LEARNING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUMMER EXTENDED LEARNING TIME PROGRAMS Elementary schools may offer a Summer Extended Learning Time (SELT) program. These programs provide continuity between summer and the regular school year s learning goals and activities. Each school will determine its instructional focus and identify participating students. For further information, please contact your child s school. EXTENDED SCHOOL YEAR SERVICES Special education Extended School Year (ESY) services will be provided to elementary school students with disabilities in accordance with their individualized education program (IEP). For additional information about ESY in Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS), see www.fcps.edu/dss/sei/summerschool. MIDDLE SCHOOL SUMMER EXTENDED LEARNING TIME PROGRAMS Middle schools may offer a Summer Extended Learning Time (SELT) program. These programs provide continuity between summer and the regular school year s learning goals and activities. Each school will determine its instructional focus and identify participating students. For further information, please contact your child s school. HIGH SCHOOL Students may earn course credit through the Credit Recovery Academy or the Online Campus program. High school courses are based on the regular school year academic program and are available to eligible students who seek credit recovery or academic acceleration. Algebra 1 is available to students who have previously passed the course and want to strengthen their skills before taking the next level mathematics course; students will not receive additional credit. FCPS students may also take Standards of Learning (SOL-EOC) remediation classes, and FCPS term graduates (seniors graduating by August 31) can participate in the SOL Test-Only program. All students must meet the prerequisites to enroll in high school courses. CREDIT RECOVERY ACADEMY ONLINE CAMPUS SOL REMEDIATION SOL TEST ONLY ESOL NUMERACY AND LITERACY ESOL ONLINE CLASS EXTENDED SCHOOL YEAR SERVICES EXTENDED SCHOOL YEAR SERVICES Special education Extended School Year (ESY) services will be provided to middle school students with disabilities in accordance with their individualized education program (IEP). For additional information about ESY in FCPS, see www. fcps.edu/dss/sei/summerschool. ESOL ONLINE CLASS This free ESOL online class provides FCPS middle and high school ESOL students the opportunity to engage in thematic lessons in an online environment with an ESOL teacher. Through this three-week class, students will continue developing their academic and reading and writing skill in an online discussion with an ESOL teacher. This is a noncredit class. PLEASE NOTE: No student, employee, or applicant for employment in Fairfax County Public Schools shall, on the basis of age, race, color, sex, religion, national origin, marital status, or disability be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity.

CREDIT RECOVERY ACADEMY CREDIT RECOVERY ACADEMY MONDAY, JUNE 29 - THURSDAY, JULY 16 (SESSION A) NO CLASS ON JULY 3 MONDAY, JULY 20 - TUESDAY, AUGUST 4 (SESSION B) PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Credit Recovery Academy provides an opportunity for students to recover up to two high school course credits. Students may take only one course per session and may not take these courses for new course credit. Students are eligible to enroll in a Credit Recovery Academy course if they have received a grade of F, previously. However, students who have passed Algebra 1 may take the Credit Recovery Academy course to improve their understanding and skills before the next school year. No additional course credit will be awarded to these students. LOCATION Fairfax High School TIME 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. TUITION (PER SESSION)* Full - $450 Reduced lunch - $225 Free lunch - $45 Out-of-County - $550 *Tuition for Algebra 1 Full - $500 Reduced lunch - $250 Free lunch - $50 Out-of-County - $600 ATTENDANCE AND DISCIPLINE Summer school attendance is a privilege, and, accordingly students are expected to comply with the rules of conduct in Regulation 2601. More than two cumulative days of absence, for any reason, from any high school course may result in the student s withdrawal from the academy as outlined in FCPS Student Rights and Responsibilities. Students who withdraw between the tenth and last day of class will receive a mark of WP or F (fail). Grade point average (GPA) is calculated on the basis of all courses for which credit has been earned or attempted, including repeated courses previously passed. TRANSPORTATION Bus transportation from selected FCPS high schools to Fairfax High School and back will be available. Transportation to and from the selected high schools is the responsibility of the parent/guardian or student. Bus stops and times will be mailed to students in June. LUNCH Students may bring lunch from home or purchase lunch at the summer site. A menu with costs will be mailed to registered students before the program begins. Vending machines will also be available to students. COMMENCEMENT Thursday, August 6, 2015 Fairfax High School GRADING Grades will be calculated according to guidelines outlined in FCPS High School Grading and Reporting to Parents. Please note, students who withdraw during the first two days of class may do so without a grade penalty. Students who withdraw between the third and ninth day of class will receive a mark of withdrawn failing (WF) or withdrawn passing (WP). 3

CREDIT RECOVERY ACADEMY SESSION 1 COURSES COURSE CODES CLASS DATES FINAL ASSESSMENT SOL Algebra 1* SGH319R June 29-Aug 4 No class July 3 and July 17 Geometry SGH309R June 29-July 16 No class July 3 August 3 August 4 July 15 July 16 English 9 SGH305R June 29-July 16 No class July 3 English 11 SGH307R June 29-July 16 No class July 3 July 16 NA NA July 13-16 (Writing) July 16 (Reading, juniors)** English 12 SGH308R June 29-July 16 No class July 3 COURSES, ASSESSMENTS, AND SOL TESTING Students are expected to complete final assessments as well as SOL tests if needed on the scheduled days as part of the class. It is not necessary to register for the SOL test. If students miss the scheduled SOL test, their next opportunity for a make-up test will be at their base school in mid-september. For additional information see www.fcps.edu/is/summer. Non-FCPS students who wish to take a Credit Recovery Academy course may pre-register during the regular registration windows. However, they will not be placed in courses until all FCPS students are placed. Non-FCPS students cannot register through the online process and must contact the registration office at 703-658-1262. REGISTRATION Credit Recovery Academy registration for FCPS students is Non-FCPS students must mail or fax the following items at the time of registration. online. Session A registration begins Monday, May 4, 2015 and ends Tuesday, June 23, 2015. Session B registration begins Monday, May 4, 2015 and ends Monday, July 6, 2015. Copy of original birth certificate Medical evidence of immunization (inc. required screenings) Documentation of previous educational program Parents/Legal guardians of FCPS students must create an Plum Center, Dept. A account at https://aceclasses.fcps.edu in order to 6815 Edsall Rd pre-register a student. Springfield, VA 22151 Fax: 703-658-1251 For additional registration details, see page 10. Once the counselor reviews the course selection, the parent/ legal guardian will receive an email from FCPS Summer Learning Programs. If the course selection is approved, provided there is space in the course and there are no other issues with the registration, the student will be placed in the course. If the course selection is not approved, parents/ guardians will receive directions via email on how to proceed. Students are not officially registered until they receive a confirmation email from FCPS Summer Learning Programs. Payment must be submitted at the time of registration using a MasterCard or VISA credit card. July 16 World History/Geography II SGH318R June 29-July 16 July 15 July 16 No class July 3 SESSION 2 COURSES COURSE CODES CLASS DATES FINAL ASSESSMENT SOL Geometry SGH310R July 20-August 4 August 3 August 4 Algebra 2 SGH301R July 20-August 4 August 3 August 4 English 10 SGH306R July 20-August 4 August 4 NA Biology SGH302R July 20-August 4 August 3 August 4 Chemistry SGH303R July 20-August 4 August 3 August 4 World History/Geography I SGH317R July 20-August 4 August 3 August 4 VA/US Government SGH315R July 20-August 4 August 4 NA *Algebra 1 runs the length of both sessions. **July 23 (Reading, seniors) REFUNDS Session A refund requests must be received by 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 30, 2015. Session B refund requests must be received by 5 p.m. Tuesday, July 21, 2015. Please allow several weeks for processing. Credit card payments minus the processing fee will be refunded to the credit card account. See Request for Refund form at www.fcps.edu/is/summer/registration.shtml. PLEASE NOTE: Non-FCPS students who wish to take a Credit Recovery Academy course may pre-register during the regular registration window. However, students will be placed in classes on a space available basis once FCPS students have been placed in classes. Parents/Guardians of non-fcps students will be contacted about their child s status after registration closes. NA 4

ONLINE CAMPUS ONLINE CAMPUS DATES MONDAY, JUNE 29 TUESDAY, AUGUST 4 (No synchronous class meeting July 3) Honors Geometry, Health and Physical Education 9, Health and Physical Education 10 MONDAY, JULY 6 TUESDAY, AUGUST 4 Other online courses PROGRAM OVERVIEW Online courses are open to eligible high and middle school students who meet prerequisites and technical requirements. Students may take only one online course. Courses are rigorous; therefore, students should consult their counselor and discuss the implications of attempting an online course before registering. For mathematics courses, all students who have completed a high school mathematics course may accelerate or earn credit recovery via the online campus. Middle school students who have expunged a high school mathematics credit as well as those seeking credit recovery may retake the course via the online campus. Middle school students may not take a mathematics course during the summer as their first high school level mathematics course. TIME Teachers will contact students and establish times to be online for synchronous lessons, establish deadlines for completing assignments, and announce face-to-face meetings. Students need to dedicate 35 hours each week to complete a course, including 90 minutes a day for synchronous online instruction with the teacher and peers. TUITION FOR MOST COURSES Full - $680 Reduced lunch - $340 Free lunch - $68 Out-of-County - $780 TUITION FOR HONORS GEOMETRY Full - $780 Reduced lunch - $390 Free lunch - $78 Out-of-County - $880 ATTENDANCE Online courses provide students with some flexibility for completing coursework. However, all work for the week is due by the week s end. Students who are more than three days behind will be withdrawn. Students cannot miss a week due to camps or vacations and must take their midterm and final exams as well as their SOL test on the scheduled dates in a face-to-face setting. HELPFUL TIPS Develop a routine. In a face-to-face high school class, regular attendance is a key ingredient for success. The same is true for online classes, particularly during the summer, as classes are fast-paced. Online classes afford students some flexibility in working; however, students are required to participate in daily synchronous lessons and required to meet deadlines. Students will increase their chance for success by participating daily, following a routine work schedule, and by completing assignments on time. Communicate with the instructor. Although much of an online course can be done asynchronously (online at a different time without the instructor), feedback from the instructor is important. Whether turning in assignments, posting to a discussion thread, or emailing a question for clarity, regular communication with the teacher will assist students in the learning process. Vacation/Camps/Governor s School. By registering for a summer course, students are dedicating 35 hours weekly. Students who are doing other activities during this time need to consider carefully whether they can dedicate the hours to the course as well as other activities. Many residential camps schedule activities for the students/athletes for the entire day, and there is no time to do an online course. We know that the Governor s School does not permit students to take any online summer classes and attend its school due to the time conflicts. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS Students who register for an FCPS online course must have the required resources and should complete the technology checklist available at http://onlinecampus.fcps.edu/media2/ orientation/tech_checklist_ss/orient.htm before Friday, June 26, 2015. Students will not be able to access and fully complete online courses using ipads, iphones, Blackberries, Smart Phones, and tablets. Currently, Macs are not supported in FCPS. However, students do use Macs to take online courses. Students need to complete the technology checklist to insure their computer can assess all parts of the online course. To enroll in an online course, students must have the following: Windows XP or higher, MAC OS 10.6 or higher Working speakers and microphone Word processing program Adobe Acrobat Reader 5

ONLINE CAMPUS Macromedia Flash Player 7.0 or higher and Windows Media Player 9.0 or higher JAVA 1.6-1.7 for Windows, Linux 1.5, 1.6 for MAC OS X Internet Service Provider (ISP) for example Cox Cable, Comcast, Verizon An active e-mail account A Java capable browser such as IE8, IE9, Chrome, or Firefox JavaScript and Cookies must be enabled GRADING Grades will be calculated according to guidelines outlined in FCPS High School Grading and Reporting to Parents. Geometry is the only honors level course offered during the summer. Please note, students who withdraw between July 6 and July 15 may do so without a grade penalty; June 29 and July 8 for HPE and Honors Geometry courses. Students who withdraw between July 16 and July 24 will receive a mark of withdrawn failing (WF) or withdrawn passing (WP); July 9 and July 26 for HPE and Honors Geometry courses. Students who withdraw between July 25 and August 4 will receive a mark of WP or F (fail); July 27 and August 4 for HPE and Honors Geometry courses. GPA is calculated on the basis of all courses for which credit has been earned or attempted, including repeated courses previously passed. Students may take Health and PE 9, Health and PE 10, Economics and Personal Finance, Spanish 1, Spanish 2, and Spanish 3, as Pass-Fail but must indicate this at the time of registration. Once class begins, this cannot be changed. COMMENCEMENT Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 4:30 p.m. Fairfax High School EXAMS AND SOL TESTING Students are expected to complete all assessments on the scheduled days. It is not necessary to register for the SOL test. The test is given as part of the course if needed. Teachers will inform students of midterm and final exam times. All testing will require picture identification: visa, driver s license, child ID card, school library card, military card, or yearbook. If students miss the scheduled SOL test, their next opportunity for a make-up test will be at their base school in mid-september. Pre-assessments HPE 9 Monday, June 29, 2015 9-10:30 a.m. Luther Jackson Middle School HPE 10 Monday, June 29, 2015 10:30 11:30 a.m. Luther Jackson Middle School Writing SOL Tests Location: Fairfax High School Time: 8:30 a.m. July 13-16 Midterm Exams Monday, July 20, 2015 Economics and Personal Finance (Lee) English (Falls Church) Math (Fairfax) Science (Falls Church) Social Studies (Lee) Spanish (Fairfax) EPF (Lee) Exams will take place in the late afternoon/evening. Teachers will inform students of exact exam times. Final Exams Monday, August 3, 2015 Economics and Personal Finance (Lee) English (Falls Church) Math (Fairfax) Science (Falls Church) Social Studies (Lee) Spanish (Fairfax) EPF (Lee) HPE 9 (Luther Jackson, 9-10:30 a.m.) HPE 10 (Luther Jackson, 10:30-11:30 a.m.) Exams will take place in the late afternoon/evening except HPE. Teachers will inform students of exact exam times. Non-Writing SOL Tests Tuesday, August 4 Reading (Falls Church, 3 p.m.) Math (Fairfax, 3 p.m.) Science (Falls Church, 3 p.m.) Social Studies (Lee, 3 p.m.) W!SE (Lee, times vary) Wednesday, August 5 Retest for Graduating Seniors (Fairfax, 8:30 a.m.) PLEASE NOTE: Students must arrive for SOL testing on August 4 by 3 p.m. All testing will require picture identification: visa, driver s license, child ID card, school library card, military card, or yearbook. 6

ONLINE CAMPUS REGISTRATION Registration begins Monday, May 4, 2015 and ends Tuesday, June 23, 2015. Parents/Legal guardians of FCPS students must create an account at https://aceclasses.fcps.edu in order to pre-register a student. Once the counselor reviews the course selection, the parent/ legal guardian will receive an email from FCPS Summer Learning Programs. If the course selection is approved, provided there is space in the course and there are no other issues with the registration, the student will be placed in the course. If the course selection is not approved, parents/ guardians will receive directions via email on how to proceed. Students are not officially registered until they receive a confirmation email from FCPS Summer Learning Programs. Payment must be submitted at the time of registration using a MasterCard or VISA credit card. For additional information see www.fcps.edu/is/summer. Non-FCPS students who wish to take a an online course may pre-register during the regular registration windows. However, they will not be placed in courses until all FCPS students are placed. Non-FCPS students cannot register through the online process and must contact the registration office at 703-658-1262. LANGUAGE ARTS COURSES CODES DATES ELIGIBILITY Non-FCPS students must mail or fax the following items at the time of registration. Copy of original birth certificate Medical evidence of immunization (including required screenings) Documentation of previous educational program Plum Center, Dept. A 6815 Edsall Rd Springfield, VA 22151 Fax: 703-658-1251 For additional registration details, see page 10. REFUNDS Refund requests for Honors Geometry, Health and Physical Education 9 and Health and Physical Education 10 must be received by 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 30, 2015. Refund requests for other online courses are due by 5 p.m. Tuesday, July 7, 2015. Please allow several weeks for processing. Credit card payments minus the processing fee will be refunded to the credit card account. See Request for Refund form at www.fcps.edu/is/summer/registration.shtml. *Registration for Geometry Honors, Health and Physical Education 9, and Health and Physical Education 10 begins Monday, May 4, 2015 and ends Friday, June 19, 2015. English 10 SGH 0050 July 6 - August 4 High school students seeking new or repeat credit for English 10. Prerequisite: Successful completion of English 9 English 11 SGH 0060 July 6 - August 4 High school students seeking new or repeat credit for English 11. Prerequisite: Successful completion of English 10 English 12 SGH 0070 July 6 - August 4 High school students seeking new or repeat credit for English 12. Prerequisite: Successful completion of English 11 MATHEMATICS COURSES CODES DATES ELIGIBILITY Geometry SGH 0080 July 6 - August 4 Middle and high school students seeking new or repeat credit who have completed Algebra 1 successfully. Geometry Honors SGH 0270 June 29 - August 4 Middle school and high school students seeking new or repeat credit who have completed Algebra 1 successfully. Algebra 2 SGH 0020 July 6 - August 4 Middle school and high school students who have completed Algebra 1 and Geometry or Geometry Honors successfully and who are seeking new or repeat credit. Trigonometry SGH 0180 July 6 - August 4 High school students who have completed Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 successfully and who are seeking new or repeat credit. This is a ½ credit course and does not count as PreCalculus. PLEASE NOTE: Non-FCPS students who wish to take an Online Campus course may register during the regular registration window. However, students will be registered on a space available basis once FCPS students have been placed in classes. 7

ONLINE CAMPUS GENERAL STUDIES COURSES CODES DATES ELIGIBILITY Economics and Personal Finance SGH 0210 July 6 August 4 High school students who are seeking new or repeat credit. This course is not recommended for rising 9th graders. At the time of registration, students must indicate whether or not they are taking the course as Pass-Fail. SCIENCE COURSES CODES DATES ELIGIBILITY Chemistry SGH 0040 July 6 August 4 High school students who have completed Biology and Algebra 1 successfully and who are seeking new or repeat credit. Geosystems SGH 0140 July 6 August 4 Juniors or seniors in 2015-16 who have completed Biology and Chemistry successfully and who are seeking new or repeat credit. Physics SGH 0160 July 6 August 4 Junior or seniors in 2015-16 who have completed two laboratory sciences successfully and who are seeking new or repeat credit. SOCIAL STUDIES COURSES CODES DATES ELIGIBILITY World History and Geography 1 World History and Geography 2 SGH 0120 July 6 August 4 High school students in grades 10-12 during 2015-16. Rising 9th graders cannot take this course. SGH 0130 July 6 August 4 High school students who have completed the World History and Geography 1 course successfully and who are seeking new or repeat credit. VA/US History SGH 0110 July 6 August 4 High school students who have completed World History and Geography 1 and World History and Geography 2 successfully and who are seeking new or repeat credit. VA/US Government WORLD LANGUAGES SGH 0100 July 6 August 4 High school students who have completed World History and Geography 1, World History and Geography 2, and VA/US History successfully and who are seeking new or repeat credit. COURSES CODES DATES ELIGIBILITY Spanish 1 SGH 0090 July 6 August 4 Students in grades 8-12 during 2015-16 who are seeking repeat credit. At the time of registration, students must indicate whether or not they are taking the course as Pass-Fail. Spanish 2 SGH 0170 July 6 August 4 Students in grades 8-12 during 2015-16 who are seeking new or repeat credit and who have completed the prerequisite high school level Spanish 1 course successfully. At the time of registration, students must indicate whether or not they are taking the course as Pass-Fail. Spanish 3 SGH 0260 July 6 August 4 HS students seeking new or repeat credit who have completed the prerequisite high school level Spanish 2 course successfully. At the time of registration, students must indicate whether or not they are taking the course as Pass-Fail. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION COURSES CODES DATES ELIGIBILITY Health and Physical Education 9 Health and Physical Education 10 SGH 0190 June 29 August 4 High school students in grades 9-12 during 2015-16 who are seeking new or repeat credit. At the time of registration, students must indicate whether or not they are taking the course as Pass-Fail. SGH 0200 June 29 August 4 High school students in grades 10-12 during 2015-16 who have completed HPE 9 successfully and who are seeking new or repeat credit. At the time of registration, students must indicate whether or not they are taking the course as Pass-Fail. 8

ONLINE CAMPUS ONLINE ALGEBRA 2 HEAD START CLASS DATES MONDAY, JULY 27 FRIDAY, JULY 31 TIME Teachers will contact students and establish times for students to be online for synchronous lessons and provide deadlines for completing assignments. TUITION Full - $200 Reduced lunch - $100 Free lunch - $20 COURSES COURSE CODES ELIGIBILITY Algebra 2 Head Start REGISTRATION SGH 0250 Open to FCPS students who will take Algebra 2 during 2015-16. This is a non-credit course. Registration begins Monday, May 4, 2015 and ends Tuesday, June 23, 2015. Parents/Legal guardians of FCPS students must create an account at https://aceclasses.fcps.edu in order to preregister a student online. Once the counselor approves the course selection, the parent/legal guardian will receive a registration confirmation via email. Students are not officially registered until the confirmation email is received. Payment must be submitted at the time of registration using a MasterCard or VISA credit card. For additional information and for details on registration of non-fcps students, see www.fcps.edu/is/summer. REFUNDS All refund requests must be received by 5 p.m., Tuesday, July 7, 2015. Please allow several weeks for processing. Credit card payments minus the processing fee will be refunded to the credit card account. See Request for Refund form at www.fcps.edu/is/summer/registration.shtml. 9

NON-FCPS STUDENT REGISTRATION Non-FCPS Student Registration Information Each non-fairfax County Public Schools student must meet all qualifications for public school enrollment before registering for summer school, even if the student is attending FCPS only for the summer program. Non-FCPS students cannot register through the online process and must contact the registration office at 703-658-1262. The following documentation is required for registration: Copy of original birth certificate Medical evidence of immunization (including required screenings) Documentation of previous educational program (for example, any 2014-15 report card) Non-FCPS students whose home language is other than English or in addition to English are required to be assessed prior to summer school registration to determine English language proficiency. Enrollment and assessment take place by appointment only at the following student registration sites: Dunn Loring Center for Parent Services (703) 204-6740 Lake Anne Reston Student Registration Office (703) 668-0690 South County Government Center (703) 704-6014 Non-FCPS Students Planning to enroll in FCPS for the 2015-16 School Year Registration Prior to summer school registration for an online campus course, a high school student who is not enrolled in FCPS for the 2014-15 school year, but who is planning to enroll for the 2015-16 school year should: Enroll at his or her base school Obtain a student identification number from the base school on or before the last day of school Non-FCPS High School Students with Disabilities Registration Students with disabilities who are not currently enrolled in FCPS and who are registering in a high school online campus course for credit should provide one copy of a current individualized education program (IEP) plan at the time of registration. 10

SELF-DIRECTED ECONOMICS & PERSONAL FINANCE SELF-DIRECTED ECONOMICS & PERSONAL FINANCE DATES MONDAY, MAY 4 THURSDAY, JULY 2 (SESSION 1) MONDAY, JULY 6 TUESDAY AUGUST 4 (SESSION 2) PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Self-Directed Economics and Personal Finance course requires students to complete work without direct teacher instruction. All material will be available on FCPS 24/7, and a suggested schedule (3-5 units per week) will be provided. Students who don t stay on pace will receive communication from the course s facilitator. The facilitator will also contact parents of students who are not on pace with the suggested schedule. There is no grade penalty unless the student fails to complete all tests successfully by the end of the course. This course is available to current FCPS students only. Additional information regarding the course is available at www.fcps.edu/is/epf. Students must have a working computer and access to the internet, along with access to FCPS 24/7. Students must have a valid email address and one for their parent/guardian. All communication will be via email and FCPS 24/7. Following successful completion of this course, the student will have the opportunity to take the Financial Literacy (W!SE) certification exam. COURSE CODE SESSION 1 EFS-6120 SESSION 2 EPF-6120 LOCATION Online TIME Students are responsible for monitoring their time and completing assignments according to the schedule in order to be successful. TUITION Full - $100.00 Reduced Lunch - $50.00 Free Lunch - $10.00 GRADING This course is Pass/Fail only. The final grade will be determined based on the results of the five course assessments. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS Internet connection (DSL, LAN, or cable connection desirable). Account access to FCPS 24/7 The latest version of Flash must be installed on student computer. Students must provide a valid email for self and for parent/guardian. Students will not be able to access and complete course using ipads, iphones, Blackberries, smart phones and tablets. Macs are not supported in FCPS. However, students do use Macs to take online courses. REGISTRATION Registration for FCPS students is online. Registration for Session 1 begins on Monday, March 16, 2015, and ends on Wednesday, April 15, 2015. Registration for Session 2 begins on Monday, March 2, 2015 and ends Monday, June 23, 2015. Parents/Legal guardians of FCPS students must create an account at https://aceclasses.fcps.edu in order to preregister a student online. Once the counselor approves the course selection, the parent/legal guardian will receive a registration confirmation via email. Students are not officially registered until the confirmation email is received. Payment must be submitted at the time of registration using MasterCard or VISA credit card. For additional information and for details on registration see www.fcps.edu/is/summer. REFUNDS Session 1 refund requests must be received by 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 6, 2015. Session 2 refund requests must be received by 5 p.m., Wednesday, July 8, 2015. Please allow several weeks for processing. Credit card payments minus the withdrawal fee will be refunded to the credit card account. See Request for Refund form at www.fcps.edu/is/summer/registration.shtml. W!SE TESTING Session 1 June 24 - Robinson Secondary School, 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. (by appointment*) June 30 - Chantilly High School, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (by appointment*) Session 2 August 4 - Robinson Secondary School, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (by appointment*) *Students will sign-up for a time slot prior to the test administration date. 11

SOL REMEDIATION SOL REMEDIATION DATES MONDAY, JUNE 29 THURSDAY, JULY 16 PROGRAM OVERVIEW SOL remediation classes are available only to students who have earned the standard unit of credit for the course and who need to achieve a passing score on the related SOL test. LOCATION Fairfax High School TIME 8-2 p.m. TUITION Full - $200 Reduced lunch - $100 Free lunch - $20 Out-of-County - $300 ATTENDANCE AND DISCIPLINE Summer school attendance is a privilege and, accordingly students are expected to comply with the rules of conduct in Regulation 2601. Students are expected to attend the program each day to gain maximum benefit. More than two cumulative days of absence may result in the student s withdrawal from the program as outlined in FCPS Student Rights and Responsibilities. TRANSPORTATION Bus transportation from selected FCPS high schools to Fairfax High School and back will be available. Transportation to and from the selected high schools is the responsibility of the parent/guardian or student. Bus stops and times will be mailed to students in June. LUNCH Students may bring lunch from home or purchase lunch at the summer site. A menu with costs will be mailed to registered students before the program begins. Vending machines will also be available to students. SOL TESTING Students are expected to complete SOL tests on the scheduled days as part of the class. It is not necessary to register for the SOL test. The test is given as part of the class. SOL REMEDIATION CLASSES CLASSES CLASS CODES Algebra 1 SRH 1601 Geometry SRH 1603 Biology SRH 1604 Chemistry SRH 1605 Reading SRH 1608 Writing (Term Grads) SRH 1607 Writing (Juniors) SRH 1612 REGISTRATION Registration begins Monday, May 4, 2015 and ends Tuesday, June 23, 2015. Parents/Legal guardians of FCPS students must create an account at https://aceclasses.fcps.edu in order to pre-register a student. Once the counselor reviews the course selection, the parent/ legal guardian will receive an email from FCPS Summer Learning Programs. If the course selection is approved, provided there is space in the course and there are no other issues with the registration, the student will be placed in the course. If the course selection is not approved, parents/ guardians will receive directions via email on how to proceed. Students are not officially registered until they receive a confirmation email from FCPS Summer Learning Programs. Payment must be submitted at the time of registration using a MasterCard or VISA credit card. Non-FCPS students who wish to take a SOL remediation class may pre-register during the regular registration windows. However, they will not be placed in courses until all FCPS students are placed. Non-FCPS students cannot register through the online process and must contact the registration office at 703-658-1262. Non-FCPS students must mail or fax the following items at the time of registration. Copy of original birth certificate Medical evidence of immunization (including required screenings) Documentation of previous educational program Plum Center, Dept. A 6815 Edsall Rd Springfield, VA 22151 Fax: 703-658-1251 For additional registration details, see page 10. REFUNDS All refund requests must be received by 5 p.m., Tuesday, June 30, 2015. Please allow several weeks for processing. Credit card payments minus the processing fee will be refunded to the credit card account. See Request for Refund form at www.fcps.edu/is/summer/registration.shtml. PLEASE NOTE: Non-FCPS students who wish to take an SOL remediation class may register during the regular registration window. However, students will be registered on a space available basis once FCPS students have been placed in classes. 12

SOL TEST ONLY SOL TEST ONLY DATES VARIOUS TEST DATES PROGRAM OVERVIEW FCPS Term Graduates (seniors graduating by August 31) who have passed a high school level tested course but who need to achieve a passing score on the associated Virginia End-of-Course Standards of Learning (EOC-SOL) test may register for the Writing or a non-writing test in this program. In addition, FCPS students in English 11 during the 2014-15 school year may register for the Writing Test. TUITION Free TRANSPORTATION No transportation is provided to the test sites. WRITING TEST FOR TERM GRADUATES Code: SOT 1521 Time: Location: Test Dates: 8:30 a.m. REGISTRATION Registration begins Monday, May 4, 2015 and ends Tuesday, June 23, 2015. Parents/Legal guardians of FCPS students must create an account at https://aceclasses.fcps.edu in order to pre-register a student. Once the counselor reviews the course selection, the parent/ legal guardian will receive an email from FCPS Summer Learning Programs. If the course selection is approved, provided there is space in the course and there are no other issues with the registration, the student will be placed in the course. If the course selection is not approved, parents/ guardians will receive directions via email on how to proceed. Students are not officially registered until they receive a confirmation email from FCPS Summer Learning Programs. For additional information see www.fcps.edu/is/summer. Fairfax High School Writing is a two day test, and Term Graduates have the opportunity to take two complete tests. July 13-16 WRITING TEST FOR GRADE 11 (2014-15 SCHOOL YEAR) STUDENTS Code: SOT 1522 Time: Location: Test Dates: 8:30 a.m. Fairfax High School Writing is a two day test, and students must attend both days to complete the test. July 14 - Multiple Choice July 15 - Short Paper 13

SOL TEST ONLY NON-WRITING TESTS FOR TERM GRADUATES Codes: Algebra 1 Algebra 2 Geometry Biology Chemistry SOT 1501 SOT 1503 SOT 1505 SOT 1507 SOT 1509 Geosystems Reading World History 1 World History 2 VA-US History SOT 1513 SOT 1511 SOT 1517 SOT 1519 SOT 1515 Time: Location: 3 p.m. Reading (Falls Church) Math (Fairfax) Science (Falls Church) Social Studies (Lee) Date: Tuesday, August 4 Reading Math Science Social Studies Wednesday, August 5 (8:30 a.m.) Expedited retakes if needed (Fairfax High School) PLEASE NOTE: Students must arrive at the test site in time to check-in and bring a form of personal identification, preferably one with a photograph. Students may take only the test identified on their registration form. No additional tests or switching of tests is permitted. 14

ESOL ESOL DATES MONDAY, JULY 6 FRIDAY, JULY 24 PROGRAM OVERVIEW Two ESOL classes are available to current FCPS students only. Both classes are designed to help students develop skills needed for academic success in the coming school year. These are non-credit classes and may not be taken simultaneously. Students should work with their ESOL teacher to determine the appropriate classes selection. There is no tuition for these classes. ESOL NUMERACY AND LITERACY CLASS The ESOL Numeracy and Literacy class provides currently enrolled FCPS high school ELP Level 1 students with interrupted formal education the opportunity to develop their numeracy and literacy skills. Students will meet face-toface with their teachers daily. Through this three-week class, students will build the background knowledge, academic language, and skills necessary for success in future creditbearing English and mathematics courses. This is a noncredit class. A teacher recommendation is required. LOCATION Fairfax High School TIME 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. ATTENDANCE AND DISCIPLINE Summer school attendance is a privilege, and, accordingly students are expected to comply with the rules of conduct in Regulation 2601. Students are expected to attend the program each day to gain maximum benefit. More than two cumulative days of absence may result in the student s withdrawal from summer school as outlined in FCPS Student Rights and Responsibilities. CLASS ESOL Numeracy and Literacy This is a non-credit class. CLASS CODE ESH 3804 TRANSPORTATION Bus transportation from selected FCPS high schools to Fairfax High School and back will be available. Transportation to and from the selected high schools is the responsibility of the parent/guardian or student. Bus stops and times will be mailed to students in June. LUNCH Students may bring lunch from home or purchase lunch at the summer site. A menu with costs will be mailed to registered students before the program begins. Vending machines will also be available to students. NUMERACY AND LITERACY REGISTRATION Enrollment for the ESOL Numeracy and Literacy class is limited. Registration begins Monday, May 4, 2015, and ends Friday, May 29, 2015. Students who are interested in this class should consult their ESOL teacher and obtain a recommendation. ESOL teachers will complete the registration. Once students have been selected, the office of ESOL Services will notify ESOL teachers regarding the students application status. Those students accepted to the program will then be given further instructions on how to complete the official registration process. ESOL ONLINE CLASS This class is for current FCPS middle and high school English learners who want to continue developing their academic language and reading and writing skills in an online classroom with an ESOL teacher. This is a noncredit class. Students who register for this FCPS online class must have the required resources and should complete the technology checklist available at http://onlinecampus.fcps.edu/media2/orientation/ tech_checklist_ss/orient.htm before Friday, June 26, 2015. Students will not be able to access and fully complete online courses using ipads, iphones, Blackberries, Smart Phones, and tablets. Currently, Macs are not supported in FCPS. However, students do use Macs to take online courses. Students need to complete the technology checklist to insure their computer can assess all parts of the online course. To enroll in an online course, students must have the following: Windows XP or higher, MAC OS 10.6 or higher Working speakers and microphone Word processing program Adobe Acrobat Reader Macromedia Flash Player 7.0 or higher and Windows Media Player 9.0 or higher JAVA 1.6-1.7 for Windows, Linux 1.5, 1.6 for MAC OS X Internet Service Provider (ISP) for example Cox Cable, Comcast, Verizon An active e-mail account A Java capable browser such as IE8, IE9, Chrome, or Firefox JavaScript and Cookies must be enabled. 15

ESOL TIME Students cannot miss a week due to camps or vacations and must participate in the synchronous lesson each day from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. CLASS ESOL Online This is a non-credit class. CLASS CODE ESH 0800 ORIENTATION There will be school-based technology training and information sessions for the ESOL online class at all middle and high schools in June. These sessions are designed to outline the technology and class requirements. Students must attend; parents/guardians are welcome but are not required to attend. There are no face-to-face sessions for the online summer class. ESOL ONLINE REGISTRATION Registration begins Monday, May 4, 2015 and ends Friday, May 29, 2015. Parents/Legal guardians of FCPS students must create an account at https://aceclasses.fcps.edu in order to pre-register a student. Once the counselor reviews the course selection, the parent/ legal guardian will receive an email from FCPS Summer Learning Programs. If the course selection is approved, provided there is space in the course and there are no other issues with the registration, the student will be placed in the course. If the course selection is not approved, parents/ guardians will receive directions via email on how to proceed. Students are not officially registered until they receive a confirmation email from FCPS Summer Learning Programs. For additional information see www.fcps.edu/is/summer. 16

EXTENDED SCHOOL YEAR SERVICES SPECIAL EDUCATION EXTENDED SCHOOL YEAR SERVICES Special Education Extended School Year Services will be provided to high school students with disabilities in accordance with their individualized education program (IEP). For additional information, see www.fcps.edu/dss/ sei/summerschool/index.shtml or call the Office of Special Education Instruction at 571-423-4190. PLEASE NOTE: Nonresident students who attend FCPS through a contract with their local school division may receive extended school year (ESY) services if the student s current IEP includes ESY services. Funding from the sending division must be secured prior to student enrollment in these services. Nonresidential students with ESY services on a current IEP from their enrolled school system who are spending the entire summer in Fairfax County with their noncustodial parent may be able to receive ESY services from FCPS. 17

INSTITUTES AND CAMPS FCPS will offer several institutes and camps that focus on fine arts, technology, and science. INSTITUTES ELEMENTARY INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTS (E-IFTA) INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTS (IFTA) THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (TJHSST) MIDDLE SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE CAMPS STEM CAMP TECH ADVENTURE CAMP ACE EXTENDED DAY CAMPS AT ROBINSON

E-IFTA INSTITUTES AND CAMPS ELEMENTARY INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTS (E-IFTA) DATES MONDAY, JULY 13 FRIDAY, JULY 24 PROGRAM OVERVIEW Elementary Institute for the Arts (E-IFTA) is an arts enrichment program for students who love to sing, dance, act, play, and create. Students rotate through classes in dance, drama, music, and visual art. Students in grades 3-5 during the 2014-15 school year are eligible to attend this program. LOCATION Robinson Secondary School TIME 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. TUITION In-County residents February 2 April 10 - $425 April 11 May 29 - $475 Out-of-County residents February 2 April 10 - $475 April 11 May 29 - $525 Reduced tuition is not available for this elective program. TRANSPORTATION Bus transportation from selected FCPS high schools to Robinson Secondary School and back will be available. Transportation to and from the selected high schools is the responsibility of the parent/ guardian or student. Bus stops and times will be mailed to students before the program begins. PLEASE NOTE: For additional program and registration information see www.fcps.edu/is/finearts/eifta.shtml. 19

IFTA INSTITUTES AND CAMPS INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTS (IFTA) DATES MONDAY, JULY 6 THURSDAY, JULY 30 PROGRAM OVERVIEW Institute for the Arts offers classes in dance, visual arts, music, and theatre. Students in grades 6-11 during the 2014-15 school year are eligible to attend this program. LOCATION Robinson Secondary School TIME 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. TUITION In-County residents February 2 April 10 - $775 April 11 May 29 - $825 Out-of-County residents February 2 April 10 - $975 April 11 May 29 - $1,025 Reduced tuition is not available for this elective program. TRANSPORTATION Bus transportation from selected FCPS high schools to Robinson Secondary School and back will be available. Transportation to and from the selected high schools is the responsibility of the parent/ guardian or student. Bus stops and times will be mailed to students before the program begins. PLEASE NOTE: For additional program and registration information see www.fcps.edu/is/finearts/ifta.shtml. 20

THOMAS JEFFERSON INSTITUTE INSTITUTES AND CAMPS THOMAS JEFFERSON INSTITUTE The Institute will be held July 13 August 7 at Woodson High School. Students currently in grades 7 and 8 will be introduced to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) through week-long sessions that allow them to explore a STEM topic of interest. PLEASE NOTE: For additional Thomas Jefferson Institute program information see www.tjhsst.edu/curriculum/summer/index.php. 21

STEM CAMP INSTITUTES AND CAMPS SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATHEMATICS (STEM) CAMP DATES MONDAY, JULY 6 FRIDAY, JULY 10 (SESSION I) MONDAY, JULY 13 FRIDAY, JULY 17 (SESSION II) PROGRAM OVERVIEW STEM Camp is designed to give students the opportunity to explore engineering careers and technology as they rotate through different classes over a one-week program. Students in grades 3-5 during the 2014-15 school year are eligible to attend this camp. LOCATION Robinson Secondary School TIME 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. TUITION In-County residents February 2 April 10 - $275 April 11 May 29 - $375 Out-of-County residents February 2 April 10 - $350 April 11 May 29 - $475 TRANSPORTATION Bus transportation from selected FCPS high schools to Robinson Secondary School and back will be available. Transportation to and from the selected high schools is the responsibility of the parent/guardian or student. Bus stops and times will be mailed to students before the program begins. PLEASE NOTE: For additional program and registration information see www.fcps.edu/is/cte/stemcamp.shtml. 22

TECH ADVENTURE CAMP (TAC) INSTITUTES AND CAMPS TECH ADVENTURE CAMP (TAC) DATES MONDAY, JULY 20 FRIDAY, JULY 31 PROGRAM OVERVIEW Tech Adventure Camp is designed to give students the opportunity to explore careers and technology as they rotate through eight areas over a twoweek program. The camp is open to students in grades 5-7 during the 2014-15 school year. LOCATION Robinson Secondary School TIME 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. TUITION In-County residents February 2 - April 10 - $425 April 11- May 29 - $475 Out-of-County residents February 2 - April 10 - $475 April 11- May 29 - $525 Reduced fee tuition is not available for this elective program. TRANSPORTATION Bus transportation from selected FCPS high schools to Robinson Secondary School and back will be available. Transportation to and from the selected high schools is the responsibility of the parent/ guardian or student. Bus stops and times will be mailed to students before the program begins. PLEASE NOTE: For additional program and registration information see www.fcps.edu/is/cte/techadventure.shtml. 23

ACE PROGRAMS AND CLASSES ACE enrichment classes and programs stimulate students curiosity and provide creative learning experiences in the areas of culinary arts, test preparation, study skills, and language exploration. ACE also offers a premiere driver s education behind the wheel program to prepare students to obtain their driver s license. ACE enrichment courses are noncredit and vary in length. Transportation is the responsibility of the parent or guardian or the student. ACE DRIVER EDUCATION ACE ELEMENTARY EXTENDED DAY CAMPS AT ROBINSON SECONDARY ACE CLASSES THOMAS JEFFERSON ADMISSIONS TEST PREP

DRIVER EDUCATION ACE PROGRAMS DRIVER EDUCATION Driver Education is open to all eligible students under the age of 19, who reside in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Transportation to and from the program is the responsibility of the parent or guardian. The Driver Education Program consists of 36 hours of classroom instruction, 7 fifty minute sessions of driving, and 7 fifty minute sessions of observation. The classroom instruction program analyzes tasks an individual must perform while operating a motor vehicle. Students must complete the state-required hours and course content and participate in the 90 minute parent/ teen Partners For Safe Driving traffic safety presentation. This presentation must be attended with a parent or guardian in order for the student to receive the DEC-District 8 certificate of completion. To fulfill this requirement, Fairfax County Public Schools Adult and Community Education (ACE) will offer this program during the summer. Dates and times for the Partners for Safe Teen Driving will be available with the summer registration information at www.fcps.edu/is/ace/k12.shtml. Students registering for behind-the-wheel, must provide a valid Virginia learner s permit, proof of classroom completion, and a signed parent permission form to the driving teacher on the first day of class. This class includes administration of the Department of Education approved final roads skills evaluation. These classes are for high school students only. Detailed information is available online at www.fcps.edu/is/ace/k12.shtml. CLASSROOM DRIVER EDUCATION DE09352 The class analyzes tasks an individual must perform while operating a motor vehicle. State required 36 hours and course content must be completed. The student must be 15 years of age by the first day of class. Grades: 9-12. Tuition: $229 BEHIND THE WHEEL DE0 (each school has a specific course #) Lessons cover residential, rural, city, and freeway driving. This course includes administration of the Department of Education approved final road skills evaluation. Students must have a permit in order to register for this class. Students must have completed classroom driver education or be enrolled with FCPS. Course meets for 7 days and departs from most high schools. Grades: 9-12. Tuition: $315 Classes will be offered on the following dates: June 22-30 July 1-10 July 13-21 July 23-31 August 3-11 August 12-20 August 22-29 PRACTICE FOR NEW DRIVERS DE07500 Learn the basics such as starting a car, reading the instrument panel, covering pre-driving tasks, positioning hands, setting mirrors, breaking, accelerating, and parking. Students will not leave the school parking lot. This optional class is for high school students who have never driven a car. Grades: 9-12. Tuition: $119 PARTNERS FOR SAFE TEEN DRIVING DE08500 This 90-minute parent/teen traffic safety presentation is required by Virginia law as part of the juvenile licensing. Both parent and teen must attend; parent must show a valid driver s license. Grades 9-12. Tuition: $30. PLEASE NOTE: For Driver Education locations, dates, times, and registration information see www.fcps.edu/is/ace/k12.shtml. 25

ACE ELEMENTARY EXTENDED DAY CAMPS AT ROBINSON ACE PROGRAMS ELEMENTARY ACE CAMPS CULINARY ADVENTURES CAMP SC03010 Cooking is fascinating to most children. Students will learn that healthy and nutritious choices can also mean delicious. They will explore the world through foods and experience a variety of engaging, active, FUN hands-on activities, cooking, and eating experiences. Students will also have age appropriate discussions about kitchen and equipment safety, handling food safely, and the importance of food presentation. To ensure a positive and safe experience for students, class size is limited to no more than 12. Camp curriculum is designed for current grades 3 to 5. Five 3 hour sessions. Tuition: $239 CREATIVE WRITING CAMP SC03030 Students will learn to write a story with their own ideas and collaborate with other students to write a group story. Through activities and games they will learn how to paint a picture with words. As students are having fun using their imaginations, they will learn how to write effective sentences filled with details. Appropriate for students in current grades 4 to 6. Call 703-658-1201 to register and request a $25 per student discount for two students in the same family. Five 3 hour sessions. Tuition: $159 CHESS TIPS AND STRATEGIES CAMP SC03040 The Chess Tips and Strategies Camp is appropriate for all levels of chess players from the very beginner to the very experienced. Campers will be grouped according to skill level. Master players will teach tips and strategies with friendly competitions throughout the camp. The goal of the camp is for campers to learn but in a fun relaxed environment. Current grades 1 to 6. Call 703-658-1201 to register and request a $25 per student discount for two students in the same family. Five 3 hour sessions. Tuition: $159 COMPUTER GRAPHICS CAMP SC03090 NEW Children are digital natives who seek to learn more! This camp is designed to provide students in current grades 3 to 5 with hands-on sessions in fields such as 3D modeling, page layout and design, web development, illustration, and many other aspects of computer graphics. Exposing elementary students to software and teaching them some basic skills will hopefully jump start and encourage their interest in computer graphics and the desire to learn more on their own. Call 703-658-1201 to register and request a $25 per student discount for two students in the same family. Five 3 hour sessions. Tuition: $219 FLEX CAMPS Spanish Grades 1 to 4 - SC13051 French Grades 1 to 4 - SC13061 Chinese Grades 1 to 4 - SC13071 German Grades 1 to 4 - SC13081 Foreign Language Experience Camp is a world language introduction/enrichment camp for current grades 1 to 4. Through stories, games, activities, food, crafts, and music, children start to experience a world language and its cultures. Students will learn basic foreign language vocabulary and phrases and will gain an understanding of other cultures and countries. Call 703-658-1201 to register and request a $25 per student discount for two students in the same family. Five 3 hour sessions. Tuition: $194 FLEXtra CAMPS Spanish Grades 2 to 5 - SC23051 French Grades 2 to 5 - SC23061 Chinese Grades 2 to 5 - SC23071 FLEXtra is a world language enrichment camp for current grades 2 to 5 children who have either participated in a school year FLEX or GLOBAL language program, attended a FLEX camp last summer, or have some knowledge of the language. The children will continue their exploration of the world language vocabulary by writing and speaking. The camp will use stories, games, food, and activities to enhance campers knowledge and provide a fun educational experience. Call 703-658-1201 to register and request a $25 per student discount for two students in the same family. Five 3 hour sessions. Tuition: $194 LANGUAGE IMMERSION CAMP Spanish Grades 2 to 5 - SC33051 French Grades 2 to 5 - SC33061 Chinese Grades 2 to 5 - SC33071 German Grades 2 to 5 - SC33081 Japanese Grades 2 to 5 - SC33091 Attending a Language Immersion camp can improve a child s language skills as campers absorb the culture of the country by participating in language learning group activities, playing favorite games and sports, and learning about dances, songs and cooking. These language camps operate on the principle of total immersion (language spoken throughout class), which allows the campers to hear the language at all times. Campers should have basic understanding of the language. Designed for current grades 2 to 5. Call 703-658-1201 to register and request a $25 per student discount for two students in the same family. Five 3 hour sessions. Tuition: $194 PLEASE NOTE: For ACE Elementary camp locations, dates, times, and registration information see www.fcps.edu/is/ace/k12.shtml. 26

SECONDARY ACE CLASSES ACE PROGRAMS SECONDARY ACE CLASSES *COOKING FOR BEGINNERS SS06810 Calling all teens for an engaging week where we serve the World on a Plate! Have fun with cooking and learning scientific fundamentals behind the food you ll love to eat. We ll get hands-on in the kitchen and engage a group of teens cooking delicious and simple foods like chilled soups, basic pizza dough, homemade sauces and delicious guacamole, frittatas and pasta. We won t forget to indulge our sweet tooth while learning how to make scrumptious international desserts as well as some great American classics. Course curriculum is geared towards teens with novice skills in the kitchen. Grades 7-11. Class size limited to 12. 5 sessions @ 3 hours each. Grades 7-11. Tuition $244 *COOKING FOR TEENS; ADVANCED SS06815 NEW As a continuation of our World on a Plate cooking class for teens, this advanced class is a perfect way to further hone skills of the budding chef at home! Not only will students have fun working on more complex dishes from around the world using different cooking techniques: marinating, searing & braising, but we will also delve deeper into food chemistry and scientific principles behind the food we love! From posoles to breads, this class is perfect for the gourmet in your family. Delicious stews, roasted meats, salads, vegetables, breads and desserts we ll be enjoying a broad spectrum of the world s most beloved eats! Course curriculum is geared towards teens who have some culinary experience & and skill in the kitchen. Grades 7-11. Class size limited to 12. 5 sessions @ 3 hours each. Grades 7-11. Tuition: $249 *SPANISH IMMERSION FOR TEENS SS06870 Students who participate in total immersion classes can jumpstart and greatly improve their understanding of a foreign language. They will build conversation abilities while they expand their vocabulary and strengthen their grammatical foundation. This class operates on the principle of total immersion which allows for greater exposure to the language. 10 sessions @ 3 hours each. Grades 7-11. Tuition: $295 *COMPUTER GRAPHICS FOR TEENS SS06890 This camp is designed to provide students with hands-on sessions in fields such as 3D modeling, page layout and design, web development, illustration, and many other aspects of computer graphics. By the end of the class, students will know how to make an animated 3D demo program and understand the basic principals of how realistic computer images are generated. 5 sessions @ 3 hours each. Grades 7-11. Tuition: $235 *EFFECTIVE STUDY SKILLS SS07624 Course presents topics that help students study smarter, not harder. Topics covered include time management, motivation, note taking, memory techniques, and exam tips. 5 sessions @ 3 hours each. Grades: 6-8. Tuition: $215 *YOUNG WRITER S WORKSHOP SS07639 Take your writing skills to the next level. Practice tried and true techniques for organizing ideas, creating strong sentences, using detail effectively, and revising text. Exercises emphasize strengthening vocabulary and grammar. 5 sessions @ 3 hours each. Grades: 6-8. Tuition: $219 *FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS OF ALGEBRA SM07646 Covers order of operation, algebraic properties, real numbers, scientific notation, equations, slope, absolute value, and quadratic equations. Appropriate for current grade 6 in advanced math and current 7th graders. 10 sessions @ 2 hours each. Grades: 6-8. Tuition: $269 PLEASE NOTE: For ACE Elementary camp dates, times, and registration information see www.fcps.edu/is/ace/k12.shtml. *The asterisk indicates classes located at the ACE Extended Day Camps site at Robinson. 27

SECONDARY ACE CLASSES ACE PROGRAMS INTRO GEOMETRY SM07650 Strengthen math skills for SOLs while reviewing algebraic concepts. Explore properties of triangles, quadrilaterals, lines, angles, polygons, and the vocabulary for Geometry. 10 sessions @ 2 hours each. Grades: 8-11. Tuition: $260 INTRO KEYBOARDING SM07668 Become familiar with the computer keyboard; locate alphabetic and numeric keys. Emphasis is on mastering the keyboard through touch typing. 10 sessions @ 2 hours each. Grades: 7-10. Tuition: $279 INTRO PRE-CALCULUS SM07653 Course begins with a review of Algebra, equations and functions and their derivatives. Students are introduced to trigonometry, vectors, matrix algebra, and sequence and series. 10 sessions @ 2 hours each. Grades: 10-12. Tuition: $266 PSAT TEST PREPARATION SM07000 The in-class instruction focuses on test-taking strategies, ways to improve speed and accuracy, and ways increase students confidence. Curriculum provided by the Cambridge Educational Services is used in these classes. Classes are taught by FCPS teachers endorsed in the content area that they are teaching. 10 sessions @ 2 hours each. Grades: 9-11. Tuition: $375 *SAT TEST PREPARATION SM08000 Students begin the course with a four hour pretest using full-length retired SAT tests and receive a detailed analysis showing strengths and weaknesses. Five math and five verbal classes are offered for 2 hours each. A 4-hour posttest will provide improvement feedback. Grades: 9-12. Tuition: $589 SAT MATH VICRY SM08110 Have you been preparing for the SAT and find that you are weak in mathematics? College applications are just around the corner, and a mathematics specific course may be just what you need to raise your score. 8 sessions @ 2.5 hours each. Grades: 9-12. Tuition. $329 SAT CRITICAL READING SM08120 Designed for the student who is comfortable with the mathematics and writing components of the SAT but who wants to spend more time on critical reading. Focus on comprehension skills, vocabulary, and sentence structure and approach the SAT with confidence. 8 sessions @ 2.5 hours each. Grades: 9-12. Tuition: $329 SAT WRITING SM08130 Improve your writing skills prior to taking the SAT. Dedicating time to prepare for the test will help improve scores and demonstrate to colleges the well-rounded skills you possess. Take time and raise your scores! 8 sessions @ 2.5 hours each. Grades: 9-12. Tuition: $329 SAT ONLINE COURSE SM08100 Raise your SAT scores as college applications are right around the corner! This self-directed, online course uses the Cambridge Educational Services curriculum and guides you through SAT s critical reasoning, mathematics, and writing questions. Learn proven methods for dealing with each type of question; plus receive test-simulation exercises in all test areas. At the end of the course, take the diagnostic exam as a final preparation for the actual test. Password and course access will be available for four months. Grades: 9-12. Tuition: $449 SAT SCORE BOOSTER SM09500 NEW Boost your SAT score with this introductory web-based score booster course. Course includes two SAT practice tests with drills for English and Mathematics. Students receive five months of access anytime, anywhere, on any internet ready device! Consider signing up for the full ACE SAT course just prior to taking the SAT exam. Grades: 9-12. Tuition: $199 ACT ONLINE COURSE SM08200 NEW The fall college application deadlines are fast approaching! Register now for this self-directed online ACT preparation course that uses the Cambridge Educational Services curriculum and guides you through the major subject areas of English, Mathematics, Science, and Reading. At the end of the course, take the diagnostic exam as a final preparation for the actual test. Password and course access will be available for 4 months. Grades: 9-12. Tuition: $449 *The asterisk indicates classes located at the ACE Extended Day Camps site at Robinson. 28

TJ TEST PREP ACE PROGRAMS THOMAS JEFFERSON ADMISSIONS TEST PREP PROGRAM *7TH GRADE JUMPSTART: TJ TEST PREP TX04001 The summer Thomas Jefferson Test Prep Seminar is available to students who will enter grade 7 during the 2015-2016 school year. Participants should have strong mathematical reasoning and problem-solving skills appropriate to viable candidacy for admission to Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (TJHSST). Instruction focuses on admissions test-related mathematical and verbal reasoning, essay writing, and study strategies. Participation in the seminar does not constitute application, admission, or acceptance to TJHSST. Applying to TJHSST is a separate process. 10 sessions @ 2 hrs. each. Reduced tuition is NOT available. Grade: 7. Tuition: $322 THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ADMISSIONS TEST PREP TX03000 Open to students who will enter grade 8 in the 2015-16 school year and who wish to prepare for the TJ entrance exam. Students should have strong mathematical reasoning and problem-solving skills appropriate to viable candidacy for admission. Taught by endorsed teachers, course focuses on math, verbal reasoning, essay writing, and study strategies. Participation in this course does not constitute application, admission, or acceptance to Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology. (Each class will consist of 40 hours of instruction with 20 hours for verbal and 20 hours for math.) Grade: 8. Tuition: $595 PLEASE NOTE: For ACE secondary camp and class dates, times, and registration information see www.fcps.edu/is/ace/k12.shtml. *The asterisk indicates classes located at the ACE Extended Day Camps site at Robinson. 29