Fargo Public Schools Summer School 2021 Registration Book

FARGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS

2021

June 8 -July 28 (Vacation July 1-5) Registration opens March 2, 2021 Registration closes May 19, 2021 www.fargosummerschool.com

Fargo Public School District 2021 Summer School Program

General Information Class Site Information……………………………………………………….……….. 3 Office Hours…………………………………………………………….……………….. 3 Registration Dates…………………………………………………….……………….. 16 Registration Website…………………………………………………………………… 3 Summer School Program Dates…….………………………………………………. 4 Shuttle Bus……………………….…………………………………….……..……….. 7

High School Credit Courses Attendance Policy…….…………………………………………….………………….. 5 Course Descriptions…………………………………………………………………... 8-13 Enrollment and Cancellation Policy….…………………….……………………… 18 Out of District Waiver..…………………………………………………….…………. 19 Registration Form.……..……………………………………………………………... 20 Registration Procedures……………………………………..………..……………… 18 Student Handbook…………………………………………………………………….. 5-7

Sports/Middle School Cancellation Policy……………………………………………….……………………. 18 Course Fees Policy/Mailing Address……….…………….……………………….. 18 Refunds.…………………………………………………………….……………………. 18 Registration Form Music/Sports….…..……………………..……………………. 20 Registration Procedures……………………………………….……………………… 18

Remedial/Tech. Camp/Orchestra/Intermediate Band (Middle School)…... 14-17 Spartans Sports….………………………………………………..…………………… 21-22 Bruins Sports….…………………………………………………..…………………… 24-25 Eagles Sports….………………………………………………………….…………….. 26

SUMMER SCHOOL SITE INFORMATION (ELD + MS + HS + Summer Camps)

BF Ben Franklin 1420 8th Street N. 446-3600

CBE Carl Ben Eielson 1601 13th Ave. S. 446-1700 WAS Washington 1725 North Broadway 446-5400

DI Discovery 1717 40th Ave. S. 446-3300

N North High 801 17th Ave. N. 446-2400

S South High 1840 15th Ave. S. 446-2000

D Davies 7150 25th St. S 446-5600

Ag Agassiz (SS Office) 1305 9th Ave S 446-3210 ELD @ Agassiz starting June 8th 446-2805

Summer School Office and Admin Team (ELD + MS + HS + Summer Camps)

Arati Heath Administrative Assistant for SS and EL 446-3210 David Burkman Principal 446-3210 Jim Keal Assistant Principal 446-3015 Jacob Knodel SS HS Dean 446-3210 Pam Christianson Attendance Secretary 446-2028 Erin Kaluza SS MS Dean + ESY Co-Coordinator 446-3784 Lori Nappe SS ELD Dean/Program Administrator 446-1601 Rebecca Folden CB-H & Elementary SS Principal 446-4404 Alyce Wiemken ESY Coordinator 446-1052

Agassiz Room #215 is the main hub/office for summer ELD/MS/HS/Camps through June 4th. Summer School starts June 8th.

Beginning June 7th, the MS/HS/Activities Camps Summer School Office will be relocat- ed to the Career Center at Fargo South High School (1840 15th Ave S). The summer school office will be closed for July 4th Break; July 1-5.

Summer School Registration Website

Summer school information, as well as registration procedures, can be found at www.fargosummerschool.com. Students need to discuss summer school registration plans with their high school guidance counselor.

* The grade level a student will be entering for the upcoming school year is the designated grade for all summer school classes and camps. 3

Fargo Public Schools 2021 Summer School Programs

The Fargo Public School District Summer School Program is an extension of the regular school program that provides an opportunity for students:

 to reinforce skills learned during the school year  to explore new areas of interest not available during the regular school year  to complete regular course work for credit towards graduation requirements

Courses for High School Credit (Grades 9-12) @ South High  Options: Hybrid (M-Th on-campus) or Virtual daily-Zoom learning  First Semester Classes (17 days): June 8-30  Second Semester Classes (17 days): July 6-July 28  PE Classes (34 days): June 8-July 28 @ North, South, & Davies  4th of July Vacation: No classes July 1-5

Middle School (Grades 7-8)  Options: Hybrid (M-Th on campus) or Virtual daily-Zoom learning  Targeted Math and Reading (students register with their school counselors)  Explorations: Math, Reading, Science, Social Studies * First Semester Classes (17 days): June 8-30 * Second Semester Classes (17 days): July 6-July 28 * 8:00-11:30  Registration: Each middle school will be sending students a google form.  Technology Camp (information and registration tbd)  Intermediate Band Camp at Discovery for students entering Grades 7-8  Orchestra Camp at Ben Franklin for students entering Grades 6-8

Sports Programs’ Camps (Grades K-12) Register and submit fees on-line; www.fargosummerschool.com

June Enrichment Classes for Elementary Students (Grades 2-5)  Rebecca Folden is the contact person at 446-4404

July Elementary Transitions (Grades K-6)  Targeted Math and/or Reading by teacher recommendation  Rebecca Folden is the contact person at 446-4404

English Learners (EL) Summer School (Grades K-12)  Semester 1: June 8 — 30; Grades K-12; ELD Foundations  Semester 2: July 6 — 28; Grades 6-12; K-6 Transitions Elementary Program

ESY Extended Programming  June—July  Alyce Wiemken is the contact person at 446-1052.

Trollwood Performing Arts Please visit www.trollwood.org for the excellent opportunities at Trollwood.

Summer School HS Student Handbook p.1

ATTENDANCE: Required class meeting times Summer school covers a large amount of material in a short amount of time. Regular attendance is required to meet state and FPS requirements. Students are expected to attend all class meetings and to participate in all activities required by curriculum/teacher. Students must be present for the full class on the last day of the semester.

Virtual Academy VA SS (Daily Monday through Friday Required Zoom Meeting @ 12:30—2:00)

Hybrid On-Campus SS (Monday through Thursday on-campus required meeting @ 8:30—11:00)

Physical Education SS (Monday through Thursday for hybrid on-campus periods A & B and for VA)

STIC Time(s) = Student + Teacher Intervention & Collaboration Time STIC times are built into the daily/semester schedule; students can access the teacher for help/ collaboration or the teacher may direct/set appointments for a student or group of students. * STIC open times with no specific teacher-directed appointment aren’t considered to be required class meeting times.

* STIC appointments directed by the teacher are considered to be required class meeting times.

ATTENDANCE: Expectations for Academic Classes Since life sometimes presents unforeseen obstacles, students are permitted to miss a maximum of two scheduled class meetings and are required to complete the make-up as directed by the teacher.  BE ON TIME! All tardies exceeding 5 minutes will be rounded up to the next half hour. Tardy time will count towards the two class meetings absence maximum.  Students are allowed up to 3 tardies per semester. On the 4th tardy, the student will be dropped from the course and receive a withdraw/fail.  If a student exceeds the two-class meeting absence maximum, the student will be dropped from the course and will receive a withdraw/fail.

ATTENDANCE: Expectations for Physical Education Classes All SS Phy-ed courses are scheduled to meet Monday—Thursday through both academic semesters with 28 class meetings and 6 virtual Fridays. Since life sometimes presents unforeseen obstacles, students are permitted to miss a maximum of four scheduled class meetings and are required to complete the make-up as directed by the teacher.  BE ON TIME! All tardies exceeding 5 minutes will be rounded up to the next half hour. Tardy time will count towards the four-class meetings absence maximum.  Students are allowed up to 5 tardies. On the 6th tardy, the student will be dropped from the PE course and will receive a withdraw/fail.  If a student exceeds the four-class meetings absence maximum, the student will be dropped from the PE course and will receive a withdraw/fail.

ATTENDANCE: Absence Reporting  Absences can be reported directly to the teacher by parent email or phone call. Please include the student in the email so the teacher can direct necessary make-up to the student.  Absences can be reported to summer school attendance @ 701-446-2028  The summer school office will send a daily Black Board call regarding student attendance.

ATTENDANCE: CLOSED CAMPUS Once students arrive, students will not be allowed to leave the building without permission from ad- ministration. If a student leaves the building without permission, he/she will be asked to leave for the day and that time will count in the maximum allowable absence time.

STUDENT BEHAVIOR Summer school differs markedly from the regular school year in that participation of students is en- tirely voluntary. Any student, who, through tardiness, absenteeism, poor work habits or classroom disturbance, distracts from the summer school experience instead of adding to it, will be dropped from the course and be sent home. We are all here by choice.

Summer School HS Student Handbook p.2

PARKING at South HS All students who drive are to park in the North & South parking lots only. Bicycles are to be parked in the bike racks and locked at the North or South entrances.

DRESS The Fargo School District takes pride in the appearance of our students. Student dress reflects the quality of school, conduct, and work. The school district is responsible for seeing that student attire does not interfere with the health or safety of any student, that student attire does not contribute to a hostile or intimidating atmosphere for any student, and that dress code enforcement does not reinforce or increase marginalization or oppression of any protected group. Daily dress expectations: • Clothing with opaque fabric that covers the student’s chest, sides of body, midriff, and their entire undergarments must be worn. • Pants/Jeans or the equivalent (i.e., skirt, sweatpants, leggings, dress, or shorts) long enough to cover the student’s private areas must be worn. • Pants/Jeans or the equivalent should be secured not to reveal undergarments. • Shoes must be worn. • Clothing advertising or promoting the use of drugs, alcohol, tobacco, drug paraphernalia, guns, weapons or depiction of violence may not be worn. • Vulgar clothing of any kind may not be worn. • Vulgar is defined as pictures, images, words, silhouettes of individuals, or sayings that depict sexually suggestive expressions or actions, profanity, obscenity, drugs, alcohol, or tobacco, or which degrade the integrity of individual groups. • Hats, hoods, or head coverings may not be worn in the building except for a religious purpose, documented medical need, or with special approval by the administrator for special school events/celebrations/circumstance.

FOOD AND DRINK Clear liquid or water is allowed in the classrooms or bathrooms. This includes bottles that have been opened and resealed, as well as those that have not yet been opened. Food and drink items are re- stricted to the commons and courtyard. Help custodians maintain a clean campus. Be respectful. Be responsible.

CELL PHONES AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES These devices are not to be used in the classrooms, computer labs, or during driving and/or highway safety observation time, except at the direction of the teacher.

LIBRARY The library is the information, research, and reading center for the school. Students are encouraged to use the center for research, information retrieval, study, and leisure reading. The library is open Monday—Thursday from 8:00 - 12:30 .

TEXTBOOKS & MATERIALS Students are responsible for any school books or materials they are issued. Grades will not be re- leased and credits will not be earned until all materials are returned or the student pays replacement/damage fees.

CHEMICAL VIOLATION Tobacco-Alcohol-Drugs-Narcotics are strictly prohibited in the school or on school grounds, in the parking lot, or at any school sponsored activity. A violation will result in expulsion from summer school and the proper authorities will be notified.

WEAPONS Possession of a weapon on school property is strictly prohibited. A violation will result in the student being dropped from summer school and the proper authorities will be notified.

Summer School HS Student Handbook p.3

SCHOOL LOCKERS Lockers are not available during the summer school session.

All summer school students are expected to review and meet expectations found in the student handbook, class syllabus, and activity handouts.

MEALS School meals may be available at some locations. Details TBD.

SUMMER SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULE

Shuttle service is available to all Fargo Middle Schools and to South High School. Busses will run for all on-campus class dates: June 8-30 and July 6-28, Monday through Thursday. Times below reflect departure time from bus loop/stops.

Northern Fargo/Ben Franklin Central Fargo/Carl Ben Eielson

7:40 - Madison Elementary 7:35 - Ed Clapp Elementary* 7:50 - North High 7:40 - 25th Ave South and 7:55 - Ben Franklin Middle School Arrowhead (SW Corner) 8:00 - Roosevelt Elementary 7:45 - Lincoln Elementary (11th St. and 11th Ave N) 7:55 - Carl Ben Eielson Middle School 8:15 - South High 8:10 - South High

Southern Fargo/Discovery Southern Fargo/Discovery

7:35 - Davies High School 7:35 - Ed Clapp Elementary* 7:40 - Bennett Elementary 7:45 - Kennedy Elementary 7:45 - Centennial Elementary 7:55 - Discovery Middle School 7:50 - Discovery Middle School 8:15 - South High 8:10 - South High

*Note: Ed Clapp has two pickups heading to different middle schools.

Return Routes depart South at 11:15 and Middle Schools at 11:35.

Please call FPS transportation at 446-1016 if you have questions about the Summer School Bus.

HS Course Selection: 1 Academic Class per Semester (VA or South) and 1 PE Summer Class SS Semester 1 Class = School Year Sem. 1 Class SS Semester 2 Class = School Year Sem. 2 Class

June 8-30; Hybrid M-Th @ 8:30-11:00; VA M-Fri @ 12:30-2:00 July 6-28; Hybrid M-Th @ 8:30-11:00; VA M-Fri @ 12:30-2:00

* EL 120 Exploring English for ELs *LA115 English 9 Prep/Readiness (Gr 8 to 9) *LA114 HS Developmental English (Gr 8 to 9) *LA112 ENGLISH 9 *LA111 ENGLISH 9 *LA212 ENGLISH 10 *LA211 ENGLISH 10 *LA312 ENGLISH 11 *LA311 ENGLISH 11 *LA412 ENGLISH 12

*LA411 ENGLISH 12 *MA106 Math Foundations (algebra prep for Gr 8 to 9)

*MA106 Math Foundations (algebra prep for Gr 8 to 9) *MA104 ALGEBRA 1 CONCLUSION *MA103 ALGEBRA 1 CONCLUSION *MA112 ALGEBRA 1 *MA111 ALGEBRA 1 *MA214 ALGEBRA 2 *MA213 ALGEBRA 2 *MA204 INFORMAL GEOMETRY *MA203 INFORMAL GEOMETRY *MA212 GEOMETRY *MA211 GEOMETRY *MA304 MATH IN ACTION *MA303 MATH IN ACTION *HL102 HEALTH (ONLY 1 SEMESTER REQUIRED)

*HL101 HEALTH (ONLY 1 SEMESTER REQUIRED) *SS212 WESTERN CIV (10TH GR) *SS211 WESTERN CIV (10TH GR) *SS316 US HISTORY (11/12 GR) *SS315 US HISTORY (11/12 GR) *SS312 ECONOMICS (11/12 GR) (ONLY 1 SM)

*SS311 ECONOMICS (11/12 GR) (ONLY 1 SM) *SS314 GOVERNMENT (11/12 GR) (ONLY 1 SM) *SS313 GOVERNMENT (11/12 GR) (ONLY 1 SM) *SC112 PHYSICAL SCIENCE

*SC111 PHYSICAL SCIENCE *HS102_3S HIGHWAY SAFETY/BTW (hybrid only) AS103 AFJROTC (Camp Wilderness) * EL 106 Math 2 for ELs *HS102_1S HIGHWAY SAFETY/BTW (hybrid only) * EL 200 Successful School & Life Skills for ELs

PE @ NORTH (Monday—Thursday) PE CLASSES (1) June 8-July 28 (July 1-5 Off)

Make sure your PE class schedule aligns with your 12:30—2:00 PE111_AN FITNESS FOR LIFE academic classes. 12:30—2:00 PE211_AN PE 2 (10TH GRADE)

PE Virtual Academy (Monday—Thursday) 12:30—2:00 PE311_AN PE 3 (11/12 GRADE) 11:30 - 12:15 PE111_DL VA FITNESS FOR LIFE 2:10—3:40 PE111_BN FITNESS FOR LIFE 11:30 - 12:15 PE211_DL VA PE 2 (10TH GRADE) 2:10—3:40 PE211_BN PE 2 (10TH GRADE)

11:30 - 12:15 PE311_DL VA PE 3 (11/12 GRADE) 2:10—3:40 PE311_BN PE 3 (11/12 GRADE)

PE @ SOUTH (Monday—Thursday) PE @ DAVIES (Monday—Thursday) 12:30—2:00 PE111_AS FITNESS FOR LIFE 12:30—2:00 PE111_AD FITNESS FOR LIFE 12:30—2:00 PE211_AS PE 2 (10TH GRADE) 12:30—2:00 PE211_AD PE 2 (10TH GRADE) 12:30—2:00 PE311_AS PE 3 (11/12 GRADE) 12:30—2:00 PE311_AD PE 3 (11/12 GRADE) 2:10—3:40 PE111_BS FITNESS FOR LIFE 2:10—3:40 PE111_BD FITNESS FOR LIFE 2:10—3:40 PE211_BS PE 2 (10TH GRADE) 2:10—3:40 PE211_BD PE 2 (10TH GRADE) 2:10—3:40 PE311_BS PE 3 (11/12 GRADE) 2:10—3:40 PE311_BD PE 3 (11/12 GRADE) 8

Hybrid & Virtual Academy (VA) Semester 1 Semester 2 Academic Daily Schedule June 8—30 Monday through Thursday July 6—28

VA VA VA M—Th Hybrid Daily Hybrid Hybrid Class time Daily STIC Daily STIC Daily Zoom Daily STIC Daily STIC On-Campus or On-campus STIC; Hybrid & VA On - Virtual Virtual Virtual STIC; Virtual Hybrid SS Student + Teacher Student + Teacher Daily M-Th Campus Class Intervention & Asynchronous Academy SS Asynchronous Intervention & Hours per Day Collaboration STIC Synchronous Zoom STIC Schedule Collaboration 8:00 - 8:30 * 0.5 * * 0.5 * 8:30 - 11:00 2.5 * * * * * 11:00 - 11:30 * 0.5 * * 0.5 * 11:30 - 12:00 Staff Lunch Staff Lunch Staff Lunch Staff Lunch Staff Lunch Staff Lunch 12:00 - 12:30 * * 0.5 * * 0.5 12:30 - 2:00 * * * 1.5 * *

Hybrid & Virtual Academy (VA) Friday Schedule = Virtual for All

FRIDAY Hybrid Class Time Hybrid STIC Hybrid STIC VA Daily Zoom VA STIC VA STIC On-Campus or On-campus STIC; On - Virtual Virtual Acade- Virtual STIC; Hybrid & VA Hybrid SS Student + Teacher Virtual Asynchronous Student + Teacher Campus Class Intervention & Asynchronous my SS Synchro- & STIC Friday Intervention & Hours per Day Collaboration STIC nous Zoom Schedule Collaboration 9:00 - 12:00 * * 3 * * 3 12:30 - 2:00 * * * 1.5 * *

Hybrid Academic Notes Virtual Academy Academic Notes

• Monday—Thursday class meetings are on • Monday—Friday required virtual class campus at South HS. Friday is virtual STIC. meetings from12:30 —2:00. • AM STIC times are on-campus or virtual. • Be virtually present and engaged in class. • PM STIC times are virtual. • AM STIC times are on-campus or virtual. • STIC attendance is optional, unless the teach- • PM STIC times are virtual. er is making appointments for students or • STIC attendance is optional, unless the teach- groups of students. er is making appointments for students or • Students are expected to do 45 minutes of groups of students. daily independent work outside of the M-Th • Students are expected to do 75 minutes of on-campus class meetings. daily independent work outside of 12:30— • Students should expect 90 minutes of as- 2:00 virtual daily class meeting. signed coursework for Friday.

SS PE Semester Hybrid & Virtual Academy (VA) PE Daily Schedule June 8—July 28 July 1-5 Break

Hybrid Hybrid Hybrid Hybrid VA PE Daily M - Th PE A PE B PE A & B PE A & B Daily VA PE VA PE VA PE Class time Class time Daily STIC STIC Zoom Daily STIC STIC Flex

PE On-campus or On-campus or VA: Virtual Hybrid & VA PE A PE B Virtual STIC; Virtual VA SS PE Virtual STIC; Virtual Asynchronous On - Campus On - Campus Student + Teacher Asynchronous Synchronous Student + Teacher Asynchronous Independent or M-Th Class Hours Class Hours Intervention & STIC Zoom Intervention & STIC Group Work-out Schedule Collaboration Collaboration (Flex) 11:00 - 11:30 * * 0.5 * * 0.5 * * 11:30 - 12:15 * * * * 0.75 * * * 12:30 - 2:00 1.5 * * * * * * * 2:10 - 3:40 * 1.5 * * * * * * PE VA Flex Time * * * * * * * 0.75 FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY On-campus or FRIDAY On-campus or VA: Virtual FRIDAY FRIDAY Asynchronous PE Virtual STIC; Virtual VA SS PE Virtual STIC; Virtual PE A PE B Student + Teacher Student + Teacher Independent or Hybrid & VA On - Campus On - Campus Intervention & Asynchronous Synchronous Intervention & Asynchronous Group Work-out Schedule Class Hours Class Hours Collaboration STIC Zoom Collaboration STIC (Flex) 9:00 - 10:30 * * * 1.5 * * 1.5 *

PE Hybrid Notes PE Virtual Academy (VA) Notes

• Monday—Thursday class meetings are on • Monday—Thursday required virtual class campus at South, North or Davies. meetings from11:30 —12:15. • Be present and engaged in class. • Be present and engaged in class. • Friday is virtual for all students: STIC only. • Friday is virtual for all students: STIC only. • STIC times (M-Th) are on-campus or virtual. • STIC times (M-Th) are on-campus or virtual. • STIC attendance is optional, unless the teacher • STIC attendance is optional, unless the teach- is making appointments for students or er is making appointments for students or groups of students. groups of students. • Students are expected to do 90 minutes of • Students are expected to do 45 minutes of assigned coursework/workout for Friday. independent work outside of the M-Th virtual daily class meeting from 11:30—12:15 • Students are expected to do 90 minutes of assigned coursework/workout for Friday.

HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT COURSE DESCRIPTIONS p.1

Summer Leadership School AFJROTC AS103 June 7-12 60 hours - ½ Credit

Program is limited to 45 students. Only those students that are enrolled in the Air Force JROTC Program for the 2021/2022 school year are eligible to attend SLS.

Cadet Item Cost

All Cadets Uniforms, Food, Lodging, Transportation, and Activities $100 (Payments made to Fargo Public Schools)

This is a 6 day live-in encampment at Camp Wilderness in Park Rapids, MN. Students attending will be instructed in self-improvement, standards and expectations, welfare, and hygiene. Students learn the heritage and organizational traditions of AFJROTC, proper flag etiquette, and personal behavior. Activities include aircraft orientation flights, team building activities, kayaking, zip-lining, rock climbing, and physical fitness competitions. Parents may call (701) 446-2295 for more information.

UNIFORM ISSUE IS MANDATORY TO ATTEND SUMMER LEADERSHIP SCHOOL (SLS) All persons must call (701) 446-2295 to arrange for uniform issue. Uniform issue appointments will not be taken until 1 May. The last day for uniform issue will be 18 May.

Prior to attending SLS, students must have release forms signed by parent/guardian. The forms are available online at www.fargo.k12.nd.us/afjrotc under the SLS Forms tab.

Need-based scholarships to cover the $100 fee are available through the AFJROTC Parents Group. See the AFJROTC website (www.fargo.k12.nd.us/afjrotc) for application.

Signed forms must be turned in by 27 May.

Business Education ½ Credit

Mkt. Ed Coop ME305-N North High All summer-long; both semesters ME305-S South High All summer-long; both semesters ME305-D Davies High All summer-long; both semesters

Students work with their business teacher to get approval for this class. Students are supervised and evaluated at their designated work location(s). Instructors arrange con- ference with each student. The instructors may offer symposiums on related topics.

11 HS CREDIT COURSE DESCRIPTIONS p.2

Highway Safety Class & Behind the Wheel (1/2 Credit) A STUDENT MUST BE 14 YEARS OLD PRIOR TO THE START DATE OF CLASS!

A permit is strongly recommended when driving with our instructors, but not mandatory.

Highway Safety Class is a classroom experience that comprehensively addresses the laws and responsibilities of being a safe, courteous driver. Highway safety class follows the summer school semester daily schedule.

Behind the wheel Instruction includes driving and observation experiences in the city, on high- ways, and on the interstate. Behind-the-Wheel driving time occurs outside the scheduled class time and must be scheduled with the instructor. Students must set up 6 hours of drive time and 6 hours of observation time before or after class. Students must be passing the highway safety classroom portion to be able to do the behind the wheel portion. • This course will use dash-cam video devices. By registering for this course, you acknowledge that recordings may be used in classroom instruction.

Students are not allowed to use cell phones or other personal electronic devices during drive time, observation time, and class time.

Getting a Driver’s License: A student must successfully complete (pass) both the Highway Safety Classroom portion and Be- hind the Wheel to get the North Dakota Education Student Completion Certificate, which is required for someone age 16 or under to receive a driver’s license in ND. Students will receive their certificate on the last day of class if they pass all areas.

KEEP THESE DOCUMENTS IN A SECURE PLACE (You’ll need them later.)

Please check out the North Dakota Department of Transportation for additional information about driver’s license requirements. Some of the license requirements: A. Behind the Wheel and Highway Safety are not required after 16 years old. B. A permit is needed regardless of age if the student has not been licensed. C. You must have a permit a minimum of 1 year before taking the driving test. D. The minimum age to get a permit is 14. E. Until age 16, you must have a permit to practice driving with a parent or other licensed driver. Parents and other drivers MUST have had a driver’s license for at least 3 years and be at least 18 years old.

New to ND Highway Safety Programs: North Dakota State Statute 39-25 and Administrative Rule 37-13 authorizes the North Dakota Department of Transportation to waive the Class D road test for students who successfully complete the required behind the wheel and classroom training. The student demonstrates all driving competencies. FPS SS Highway Safety is applying the statute and rule to our program and will be appropriately issuing Road Test Waivers for students who meet criterion.

HS102_1S Semester 1 June 8—30 8:30—11:00 $270.00 Fee HS102_3S Semester 2 July 6—28 8:30—11:00 $270.00 Fee 12

HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT COURSES DESCRIPTIONS p.3

Developmental English and Math Foundations 8th to 9th Grade High School Readiness Elective Class (1/2 Credit Each)

Developmental English students review reading, writing, speaking, listening and critical thinking skills that will help prepare them for high school success.

Math Foundations students review math foundations and pre-algebra skills that will help prepare them for high school success in algebra I and physical science.

Middle Schools will contact 8th Grade students/families who would especially ben- efit from Developmental English and/or Math Foundations.

ENGLISH LEARNERS (EL) CLASSES

These classes are designed to support language learning, academic skill building, and cultural acquisition. These are referral based classes and registration will be supported through EL teachers.

ELD SUMMER SCHOOL - Semester 1 Grades K-5 ELD at Agassiz * School bus transportation provided to Agassiz Grades K-5 ELD Virtual Academy Grades 6-8 ELD at each middle school (targeted reading and math) * Limited bussing provided to all middle school students (Madison, Kennedy, Ed Clapp, Bennett) Grades 6-8 ELD Virtual Academy Grades 9-12 ELD at South (1/2 credit elective) * Shuttle busses from North and Davies will also make stops at Madison, Kennedy, Ed Clapp, Centennial and Bennett. Grades 9-12 ELD Virtual Academy (1/2 credit elective)

ELD SUMMER SCHOOL - Semester 2 Grades K-5 Transitions are held at elementary schools across the district * No school bus transportation Grades 6-8 ELD at each middle school (targeted reading and math) * Same shuttle bussing provided in semester 2 Grades 6-8 ELD Virtual Academy Grades 9-12 EL Algebra I Prep or School/Life Success (ND Choice Ready) * Same shuttle bussing provided in semester 2.

MIDDLE SCHOOL COURSES

Program Information 7th and 8th Grades

• Courses are offered in 2 semesters. -Semester 1: June 8th—June 30th -Semester 2: July 6th—July 28th • Classes will take place fully face to face at the student’s home school or fully virtual. • Classes run Monday through Friday 8:00-12:00. Friday’s will be fully virtual to allow for weekend flexibility. • Students must enroll in 2 courses that take place each day in 2 period blocks. -Period 1: 8:00-9:45 -Period 2: 9:45-11:30 -Student intervention/collaboration time: 11:30-12:00 • Registration Link: https://forms.gle/pU6JaunDCTcaPYyF6

Program Information 9th Grade

• Courses are offered in 2 semesters. -Semester 1: June 8th—June 30th -Semester 2: July 6th—July 28th • Classes take place at Fargo South High School. • Classes will take place in a Hybrid model or fully virtual and run Monday through Thursday 8:00-2:00. Friday’s will be fully virtual for all to allow for weekend flexibility and take place 9:00-2:00. • Students can register for one Targeted class (see description below) each semester. • Students will have the opportunity to receive 1/2 elective credit following successful completion of each semester. • Additional 9th grade elective opportunities are available (see High School section of the handbook starting on page 8.) • Registration Link: https://forms.gle/pU6JaunDCTcaPYyF6

MIDDLE SCHOOL COURSES

Course Descriptions

Targeted Math (selected students entering 7th, 8th or 9th grades) • This course provides students the opportunity to firm up math concepts that were taught during their current school year. The goal of the course is to make sure students have a strong math foundation in the grade they are exiting before covering new content and standards. Class sizes are kept small so students have more opportunity for individualized instruction and reteaching. Students are selected for this course because of below grade level proficiency. Students will receive letters from their Middle Schools letting them know they have been identified for this course.

Targeted Reading (selected students entering 7th, 8th, or 9th grades) • This course provides students the opportunity to firm up reading and writing concepts that were taught during their current school year. The goal of the course is to make sure students have a strong reading and writing foundation in the grade they are exiting before covering new content and standards. Class sizes are kept small so students have more opportunity for individualized instruction and reteaching. Students are selected for this course because of below grade level proficiency. Students will receive letters from their Middle Schools letting them know they have been identified for this course.

Exploration Science (all students entering 7th or 8th grades) • This course is a chance for students to apply Science content to hands-on activities and experiments. Students will work on 21st Century skills as they problem solve in a collaborative way. Application of Science knowledge may take place through community outreach projects, real-world, current event activities, or project based learning.

Exploration Social Studies (all students entering 7th or 8th grades) • This course is a chance for students to apply Social Studies content to hands-on activities and projects. Students will work on 21st Century skills as they problem solve in a collaborative way. Application of Social Studies knowledge may take place through community outreach projects, real-world, current event activities, or project based learning.

Exploration Reading (all students entering 7th or 8th grades) • This course is a chance for students to explore different genres, review various literary elements and text structures used by authors, and to encourage life-long enjoyment of reading. Students will also experiment with different writing structures in order to create their own creative writing pieces.

MIDDLE SCHOOL COURSES

Course Descriptions

Exploration Math (all students entering 7th or 8th grades) • In this course, students will take real-world problems and solve them with math concepts. Teachers will lead students through an inquiry based problem solving process. You can expect to enjoy new experiences, become familiar with concepts of higher mathematics, and to see connections between these concepts and their relations to other areas of life.

Middle School Technology Camp Are you interested in technology? Do you want to learn more about the technologies used in businesses and school? Join us for Summer Tech Camp for Middle School Students.

MS String Camp For students who are entering Grades 6-8 For students who have played an orchestral string instrument in the current or previous school years

Classes run June 14—18

Monday-Friday

Class time is 1:00 pm-4:00 pm at Ben Franklin Middle School.

To Register: www.fargosummerschool.com or use the paper registration form on page 20.

If you have questions regarding this class, please contact Michal Lang at (701) 446-5756

Course Code Instrument Cost Please use the following codes for OVN10 Violin $50 specific Orchestra instruments: OVA10 Viola $50 OCO10 Cello $50 OBS10 Bass $50

MIDDLE SCHOOL COURSES

Intermediate Band

June 8—June 30; Monday-Thursday; 1:00—3:00 For students entering Grades 7-8

For students who have played a band instrument the current/previous years. Classes are held at Discovery Middle School. To Register: www.fargosummerschool.com or use the paper registration form on page 18.

Tentative schedule (COVID Considerations):

1:00 – 2:20 Daily band rehearsal – (large group/full band setting with proper protocols in place - social distancing, masked players, and bell covers)

2:25 – 3:00 Daily sectionals and jazz band opportunity 2 or more times a week

The SS Band Director Team will send an informational letter to all registrants in mid-May.

If you have further questions regarding this class, please contact: Verlene Stotts at (701) 446-3405 or [email protected].

Please use the following codes for specific Intermediate Band instruments:

Course Code Instrument Cost Course Code Instrument Cost IFL09 Flute $70 ITR09 Trumpet $70 ICL09 Clarinet $70 IFH09 French Horn $70 ISX09 Saxophone $70 ITB09 Trombone $70 IOB09 Oboe/Bassoon $70 IBT09 Tuba/Baritone $70 IPC09 Percussion $70

High School Credit Classes & Sports/Music Camps Registration Information

REGISTRATION

Classes and camps will be filled on a “first come and priority” basis. If class or camp is filled, students will be placed on a waiting list. If a student drops out of a class, the first person on the waiting list has the opportunity to move into the class. Parents will be notified if a student has been moved off the waiting list.

Registration opens March 2, 2021 Registration closes on May 19, 2021 Registration confirmations will be emailed May 28.

Classes/Camps that have fees to pay (pay when you register) • All Sports and Music Camps (They are 100% fee funded.) • ROTC Summer Camp • Highway Safety/Behind the Wheel • All other academic and PE classes are free; no fees

Registration Options: Summer high school credit classes and camps

1. Register on-line by going to www.fargosummerschool.com 2. Through your school counselor who will help the student register on-line. 3. Fax your registration to (701) 446-2899 (fax both sides of the registration) 4. Mail/drop-off registration at the Summer School Office

Agassiz—Summer School Office Attn: Arati Heath 1305 9th Avenue South Fargo, ND 58103

K-5 EL summer school registration is addressed later in this book.

6-8 Middle School summer school academic registration will be done through the middle schools in a google form.

Registration Cancellation (please do this as timely as possible)

If the student/family decide to cancel summer school, parents and student must formally withdraw the student from the course/camp before the second day of the scheduled class/camp.  Contact the summer school office at (701) 446-3210 or [email protected]  Contact your guidance counselor who may need to rework the upcoming school year’s schedule because of the withdrawal from summer school.  Refunds for classes or camps with fees will not be issued for late cancellations. Staffing has already been allocated based upon student enrollment.

Enrollment

Adequate student enrollment is necessary for a class to be held. The summer school office sends biweekly enrollment updates to each of the 4 high schools counseling office. Students/families will be notified if a class is being cancelled due to low enrollment so that the family has time to register for a different summer class that has adequate enrollment to support the class.

Fees for out-of-district students will be as follows:

Credit Classes (High School): The enrollment fee will be the same as quoted if the waiver form is used (see below).

To be eligible to receive a waiver credit, a student must: Have graduated from the 8th grade Be a resident of North Dakota Provide their ND state ID number (10 digit #) and their home school plant number

Any eligible student may use the waiver form authorizing the Fargo Schools to receive any state aid available FOR THE SUMMER ONLY. This waiver form will allow the student to register at the same rate as district students. The form to be used is included on this page.

Out-of-state residents will be charged a fee of $200.00 for each one-half credit. (This fee will also apply to out-of-district North Dakota residents who DO NOT furnish the waiver form completed by their home district.)

The waiver policy applies only to courses where credit is earned toward graduation and therefore does not apply for non-credit secondary courses or any elementary course.

The student named below intends to register for credit courses in the Fargo Public Schools’ Summer School Program. The signature of an administrator representing the student’s home district will permit the student to take classes for the same fee charged in-district students, and will authorize the Fargo Public Schools to request of the State Department any state aid payment available for said student for the summer of 2020 only.

It is further understood that the student will assume all costs of fees and/or supplies and that no en- cumbrances of any kind will be placed on the home school district of said student.

Student Name______Grade Completed in 2020-21______

Course or Subject______IEP/504______

Date of Birth ______ND State ID# (10 digit #) ______School Plant #_____

Name of School District______

Administrator’s Name Printed ______

Administrator’s Signature______Date______

High School & Camps Registration Paper Form (Credit Classes Only) Register on-line at www.fargosummerschool.com

Academic Classes are held at South High; PE classes are held at North, South, & Davies

Registration Opens: March 2 Registration Closes: May 19

** HS Students need to visit with their counselor to discuss SS course options. **

Name: ______Date: ______FPS Student ID: ______Age: ______Birth Date: ______Gender:______

School Attended this Year: ______Grade this Year: ______School Attending Next Year: ______Grade Next Year: ______

Parent/Guardian: ______Address: ______Home Phone #: ______Cell Phone #: ______Email: ______

Emergency Contact Person (or other parent): ______Home Phone #: ______Cell Phone #: ______Email: ______

My Child is on an: ______IEP ______504 (Please send IEP/504 if out of Fargo Public Schools District)

List Course (Sports/Music Camp) Name & Code

1. ______2. ______3. ______4. ______5. ______6. ______Students are expected to review and meet expectations found in the student handbook, class syllabus, and activity handouts. • Register on-line at www.fargosummerschool.com • Or mail this paper registration and include a check for any camp or course fees Agassiz—Summer School Attn: Arati Heath 1305 9th Avenue South Fargo, ND 58103 • Or email your registration form to [email protected] • Or fax your registration form to (701) 446-2899 • Or drop registration form off at your school’s guidance office. • Camp/Course fee checks should be payable to Fargo Public Schools 20

No sports on Fridays unless otherwise noted

Girls Basketball: Contact is Brian Kaluza at (701) 446-2498 or [email protected]

CODE GRADE DAYS OF WEEK TIME DATES LOCATION COST GBB04-N 6-8 Monday/ 12:30 PM-2:00 PM June 7-June 30 SpartanDome $60 Wednesday Monday/ June 7-June 30 SpartanDome GBB05-N 9-12 2:00 PM-4:00 PM $80 Wednesday

*Volleyball: Contact is Rachel Hummel at (701) 446-2762 [email protected]

CODE GRADE DAYS OF WEEK TIME DATES LOCATION COST June 7-July 19 GVB02-N 6-8 Monday 06:00 PM-07:30 PM North High $40 (Excluding July 5)

Tuesday/ June 8-July 1 & GVB04-N 9-12 2:00 PM-04:00PM North High $110 Thursday July 13– July 22

Boys Basketball: Contact is Ted Critchley at (701) 446-2643 or [email protected]

CODE GRADE DAYS OF WEEK TIME DATES LOCATION COST

Tuesday/ BBB01-N 9-10 09:30 AM-11:00 AM June 8-July 22 SpartanDome $100 Thursday

Tuesday/ BBB02-N 11-12 08:00 AM-09:30 AM June 8-July 22 SpartanDome $100 Thursday

Football: Contact is Adam Roland at (701) 446-2460 or [email protected]

CODE GRADE DAYS OF WEEK TIME DATES LOCATION COST FTB01-N 6-8 Monday, Tuesday, 12:30 PM-2:30 PM June 14 – June16 North High $60 Wednesday &

July 26– July 28 June 14 – June16 Monday, Tuesday, FTB02-N 9-12 08:00 AM–11:00 AM & North High $90 Wednesday July 26– July 28

No sports on Fridays unless otherwise noted

Girls & Boys Swimming: Contact is Dick Fisher at (701) 446-2459 or [email protected] NOTE: Attaining Red Cross Level 4 and/or having competitive experience is recommended.

CODE GRADE DAYS OF WEEK TIME DATES LOCATION COST

SWM01-N 7-12 Monday-Thursday 7:00 AM-08:30 AM June 14 – July 22 North High $155

Wrestling All City Camp: Contact is Bret Maughan at (701) 446-2558 or [email protected]. Contact is Keenan Spiess at (701) 866-6934 or [email protected] Contact is Brian Woelfel at [email protected]

CODE GRADE DAYS OF WEEK TIME DATES LOCATION COST

*WRL02_NSD Monday, Tuesday, South (Paper registration K-5 11:00 AM-12:15 PM June 28 – June 30 $20 only) Wednesday High

Monday, Tuesday, South *WRL01_NSD 6-12 1:00 PM-3:00 PM June 28 – June 30 $35 Wednesday High

*This camp is open to all students from Fargo Public Schools.

Weight Training: Contact is Travis Christensen at [email protected]

- Summer Weights will be run in conjunction with Sanford Power.

- Please visit https://sites.google.com/fargoschools.org/fnhsanford-power- summer-weight/home for more information and to register.

** SS North - Information only. Contact the coach directly for camp information and registration.

** North High School Summer Soccer Camps for Boys and Girls: Youth K-6 and High School 7-12

Contact is Jace Duffield at (701) 404-9331. Please visit https://sites.google.com/fargoschools.org/fnhs-boys-soccer/spartan-soccer-camps for more information.

*This camp is open to all students in Fargo Public Schools.

No sports on Fridays

Girls Basketball: Contact is Jason Smedshammer at (701) 446-2133

CODE GRADE TIME LOCATION DAYS OF WEEK DATES COST GBB01-S 5-8 12:30 PM-1:30 PM Carl Ben Eielson Monday-Thursday June 7-June 30 $80

GBB02-S 9-12 3:00 PM-4:30 PM South High Tuesday & Thursday June 8-July 29 $110

Volleyball: Contact is Peyton Wegleitner at [email protected]

CODE GRADE TIME LOCATION DAYS OF WEEK DATES COST

GVB01-S 6-8 1:30 PM-3:00 PM Carl Ben Eielson Tuesday & Thursday June 8-July 29 $110

GVB02-S 9-12 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Bruins Den Monday & Wednesday June 7-July 29 $155

Boys Basketball: Contact is Mike Hendrickson at (701) 446-2043 or [email protected]

CODE GRADE TIME LOCATION DAYS OF WEEK DATES COST

BBB01-S 5-6 1:00 PM-2:00PM Bruins Den Monday-Thursday June 7-June 30 $80

BBB02-S 7-8 12:00 PM-1:00 PM Bruins Den Monday-Thursday June 7-June 30 $80

BBB03-S 9-12 10:30 AM-12:00 PM Bruins Den Monday-Thursday June 7-July 29 $200

Football: Contact is Tyler Kosel at (701) 446-2045

CODE GRADE TIME LOCATION DAYS OF WEEK DATES COST FTB01-S 7-8 1:00 PM-2:30 PM South High Monday-Thursday June 7-June $110 30 FTB02-S 9-12 9:00 AM-10:30 AM South High Monday-Thursday June 7-July 29 $200

Girls & Boys Swimming: Contact is Skip Fisher at (701) 446-3800 or [email protected] NOTE: Attaining Red Cross Level 4 and/or having competitive experience is recommended. CODE GRADE TIME LOCATION DAYS OF WEEK DATES COST

SWM01-S 7-12 7:00 AM-8:30AM South High Monday-Thursday June 7-July 29 $200

No sports on Fridays

Wrestling All City Camp: Contact is Bret Maughan at (701) 793-0409 or [email protected]. Contact is Keenan Spiess at (701) 866-6934 or [email protected] Contact is Brian Woelfel at [email protected]

CODE GRADE DAYS OF WEEK TIME DATES LOCATION COST *WRL02_NSD Monday, Tuesday, South K-5 11:00 AM-12:15 PM June 28– June 30 $20 (Paper registration Wednesday High only)

Monday, Tuesday, South *WRL01_NSD 6-12 1:00 PM-3:00 PM June 28– June 30 $35 Wednesday High

*This camp is open to all students from Fargo Public Schools.

Girls & Boys Cross Country: Contact is Dustin Swanson (701) 446-4312 or [email protected]

CODE GRADE TIME LOCATION DAYS OF WEEK DATES COST CCR01-S 7-12 8:30 AM-10:00 AM South High Monday-Thursday June 7-July 29 $200

Weight Training:

CODE GRADE FOCUS AREA TIME LOCATION DAYS OF DATES COST WEEK WTR01-S 8-12 Girls Volley 7:00 AM-8:00 AM South High Monday- June 7-July 29 $50 Ball Thursday WTR02-S 9-12 FOOTBALL 7:30 AM– 9:00 AM South High Monday- June 7-July 29 $50 Thursday

Girls Tuesday/ WTR03-S 9-12 2:00 PM-3:00 PM South High June 7-July 29 $50 Basketball Thursday WTR04-S 7-12 Open Weights 3:00 PM-04:15 PM South High Monday- June 7-July 29 $50 Thursday

No sports on Fridays

Davies Sports Camps will run through Davies High School. Please visit https://sites.google.com/fargoschools.org/daviessummerathletics/home for information regarding Davies Sports Camps and registration. Contact is Lenny Ohlhauser at 701-446-5600 or [email protected]

Wrestling All City Camp: Contact is Bret Maughan at (701) 793-0409 or [email protected]. Contact is Keenan Spiess at (701) 866-6934 or [email protected] Contact is Brian Woelfel at [email protected]

CODE GRADE DAYS OF WEEK TIME DATES LOCATION COST

*WRL02_NSD Monday, Tuesday, South (Paper registration K-5 11:00 AM-12:15 PM June 28– June 30 $20 only) Wednesday High

Monday, Tuesday, South *WRL01_NSD 6-12 1:00 PM-3:00 PM June 28– June 30 $35 Wednesday High

*This camp is open to all students from Fargo Public Schools.

26 COLOR YOUR

AT TROLLWOOD

Join us this summer for classes, hands-on experiences, and performance opportunities for all interests and skill levels!

Full 2021 program details, including course descriptions

A PROGRAM OF FARGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS and downloadable registration form, are posted online at www.trollwood.org. Register by April 1 and SAVE up to $50 on registration! The programs listed on the next few pages are offered by Trollwood Performing Arts School as a program of the Fargo www.trollwood.org Public Schools for the summer of 2021. Busing from area 218.477.6500 | [email protected] schools to Trollwood is offered (June 7 – 30). Summer 2021 Trollwood Program Class Options:

Mainstage Musical | June 3-August 6 (completed grades 8 – 2020 or 2021 graduate) » Kick-Off Meeting: Attendance is required. Thursday, June 3, 7:00 PM, Location TBD. » Rehearsal: Attendance is required. First day of MM Rehearsal is Friday, June 4, 4:30-9:15 PM. Meet at the Marcil Commons. » Orientation: Attendance is required. Monday, June 7, 11:00 AM–12:00 PM. Location TBD.

Tech Theatre Independent Study - We would love for you to be a part of the "Behind the Scenes" of the Mainstage Musical. Sign up for Technical Theatre Independent Study to help build the show. The department head of your chosen area will work with you to create your ideal schedule! Areas of focus include: Lighting Make-up/Hair Props Set Sound Wardrobe

Technical Run Crew - Be part of the backstage operations during Tech Week & performances of Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella. Areas of focus include: Lighting Make-up/Hair Props Set Sound Wardrobe

The Trollwood Players | July 19-August 13 (completed grades 8 – 2020 or 2021 graduate) » A fun and creative non-musical performance opportunity! » This year's show is Snapshots; an original collection of short plays written and directed by Kevin Kennedy. » Open enrollment program filled on a first come, first served basis. » Rehearsal: Attendance is required. First day of The Trollwood Players rehearsal is July 19 at Fargo South High School. Rehearsals will meet 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM, Monday - Thursday at Fargo South High School. » Orientation: Attendance is required. June 7, 11:00 AM–12:00 PM at Trollwood. Cast - Auditions will be held the first day of the program to assign roles. Tech Theatre - Build and/or paint the set, sew the costumes, focus the lights, craft the props, prep the sound, style hair/make-up.

Totally Trollwood Musical | July 7–August 5 (NEW! Completed grades 7 - 9 as of spring 2021) (5th & 6th grade students, see a NEW performance opportunity below created just for you in our Trollwood Children’s Theatre!) » Open enrollment. Program filled on a first come, first served basis. » Orientation: July 7, 7:00 PM, Location TBD. Attendance of student and one parent is Required. » Auditions: July 8 & 9, Mary Poppins JR. Audition participation required for all; audition is for role assignment only. Location TBD. » Rehearsal: July 12-August 5, Tuesday-Thursdays, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM full cast rehearsals; Mondays 8:30-4:30pm rehearsals for featured roles and others as scheduled; Fridays tech work scheduled as needed. Held at Fargo North School. » Performances: Aug. 3 & 4, show times at 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM. Held at Fargo North High School » Strike & Production Party: August 5, 8:30-12pm at Fargo North High School

Trollwood Children’s Theatre | July 19–August 11 (NEW! GRADES 5 & 6 completed as of spring 2021) » Open enrollment. Program filled on a first come, first served basis. » Auditions will be held for role assignments only. » Rehearsals: July 19 - August 11, Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-12:00 PM. Held at Discovery Middle School. » Performances: August 10 & 11, show times at 7:00 PM. Held at Discovery Middle School. www.trollwood.org | 218.477.6500 | [email protected] Trollwood Academy NEW COVID-19 FRIENDLY FORMAT! | June 7–30 (completed grades 8 – 2020 or 2021 graduate) » Orientation: Attendance required. Get to know each other and meet the faculty, June 7, 11:00 AM–12:00 PM. All afternoon Trollwood Academy classes will start after lunch on June 7. Morning classes will start on June 8. » Sign up for the intensives of your choice! Choose a morning session, an afternoon session or BOTH! MORNING SESSION | 9AM–12PM AFTERNOON SESSION | 12:30PM–3:30PM

The Comedy Intensive The Actor's Intensive Develop skills and techniques through sophisticated improv This intensive will provide advanced students an opportunity to games. Perfect your comedic timing and develop your listening broaden their acting techniques. Develop your craft to deliver prowess. Write sketches, create characters, and perform original dynamic and impressive monologues. Explore the power of focus sketch comedy. and learn how to feed off your fellow actor to create energetic, dramatic, and/or comedic scenes, using improvisation and other Contemp. Musical Theatre Intensive acting styles. Are you excited about the latest Broadway musicals? In this class Classic Musical Theatre Intensive you will explore contemporary musicals and musical theatre Sound of Music, Guys and Dolls, West Side Story…oldies but techniques. Build your actor's tool box of skills and develop your goodies! In this musical theatre experience, you will sample the contemporary vocal and dance styles. greats as you broaden your expertise in preparing the perfect audition. Dance across the floor in Fosse style as you collaborate Advanced Musical Theatre Intensive* artistically with fellow students to create stunning performances. This intensive takes a deep dive into all aspects of musical theatre for the actor. Fine-tune your audition package with the perfect Musical Theatre Conservatory* monologue while honing your dance skills and perfecting your For our most advanced musical theatre student, this program vocal music styles. will enhance your triple threat. Learn from professionals in the industry to build your musical theatre dance and vocal technique. In The Actor's Conservatory* collaboration with fellow artists, combine your skills to create show- Explore the business of acting and expand your skills in this stopping numbers that will wow any audience! conservatory for our most advanced acting student.

Totally Trollwood Academy NEW COVID-19 FRIENDLY FORMAT! | June 7–30 (grades 5 – 7 completed as of spring 2021) » Orientation: Attendance required. Get to know each other and meet the faculty, June 7, 9:00 AM–10:30 AM. All afternoon Trollwood Academy classes will start after lunch on June 7. Morning classes will start on June 8. » Sign up for the intensives of your choice! Choose a morning session, an afternoon session or BOTH!

MORNING SESSION | 9AM–12PM AFTERNOON SESSION | 12:30PM–3:30PM

Contemporary Musical Theatre Sampler Classic Musical Theatre Sampler Explore the building blocks of performing in this musical theater Dance your way through beginning voice and captivating intensive for beginners. Perfect your hip hop moves and trending monologues, as you ‘act the song’ in this exciting new musical theatre intensive. Broadway dance combinations. Master new acting and vocal techniques, and put it all together in a show-stopping finale! Contemp. Musical Theatre Experience* Master hip hop moves and Broadway dance combinations in this Classic Musical Theatre Experience* contemporary advanced intensive. Create memorable medleys with From Sondheim to Rodgers and Hammerstein, hone your skills by the perfect pop vocal sounds to awe and amaze. digging into new acting techniques, improving your vocal abilities, and perfecting your tap steps. Take the triple threat to the next The Acting Experience level and bring it all home in a final ‘scene into song’ performance! Explore the importance of reaction and focus on other actors in your scenes. Develop skills and techniques in voice projection and diction. Strengthen your memorization skills as you learn to deliver The Actor’s Sampler your best monologue All the world’s a stage! In this acting fundamentals intensive, use your intuition, physicality, and careful listening skills to tell a story The Comedy Sampler that will captivate any audience. Keep them entertained and Explore the foundations of improvisation and sketch comedy in laughing out loud through your new found improvisation skills. this exciting new comedy sampler. Learn how listen and naturally react to your fellow actors as you create an improvisational scene.

* Prerequisite required - Please see www.trollwood.org for more details www.trollwood.org | 218.477.6500 | [email protected]