Ch Fall 2011 Brochure

Fall 2011

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail:[email protected]

Please keep this brochure handy as it contains information you may need to refer to during the fall trimester.

The Clubhouse is an enrichment program for the Chapin and Brearley Schools for Kindergarten through Class Five in a collaborative after-school setting. Under the supervision of qualified Clubhouse personnel and teachers, students are given the opportunity to broaden their imaginations, increase their physical activity, and develop a deeper appreciation for the arts through the diverse range of activities offered each trimester.

Dates for the fall trimester classes: Note that the fall trimester begins on Monday, September 12th, and ends on Monday, November 21st.

Monday 9/ 12, 19, 26 10/ 3, *, 17, 24, 31 11/ 7, 14, 21 10 Sessions Tuesday 9/ 13, 20, 27 10/ 4, 11, 18, 25 11/ 1, 8, 15 10 Sessions Wednesday 9/ 14, 21, 28 10/ 5, 12, 19, 26 11/ 2, 9, 16 10 Sessions Thursday 9/ 15, 22, * 10/ 6, 13, 20, 27 11/ 3, *, 17 8 Sessions

*There is no Clubhouse on Thursday, September 29th- Rosh Hashanah. *There is no Clubhouse on Monday, October 10th - Columbus Day. *There is no Clubhouse on Thursday, November 10th- Parent Conferences.

Schedule of times for classes and Extended Day Kindergarten 3:00-3:40 pm Classes One-Two 3:45-4:45/5:00 pm Classes Three-Five 3:45-4:45/5:00 pm Extended Day End of classes until 5:45 pm

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] Information about the Program

Schedule

Kindergarten girls are escorted by their homeroom teachers to the Gordon Room at dismissal where they will have a snack and take a class from 3:00-3:40 pm. Dismissal will be at 3:40 pm from the North Door at Chapin, 100 East End Avenue. The Extended Day Program lasts from 3:40-5:45 pm, with dismissal at 5:45 pm from the North Door at Chapin. Girls enrolled in Clubhouse will not be able to ride the bus after Clubhouse.

Class One and Two girls are escorted by their homeroom teachers to the Gordon Room at dismissal where they will have a snack and take a class from 3:45-4:45/5:00 pm. Dismissal will be from the location noted in the brochure. The Extended Day Program lasts from 4:45-5:45 pm, with dismissal at 5:45 pm from the North Door at Chapin.

Class Three - Five girls will gather in the Gordon Room at dismissal or after their school clubs and activities have finished. They will be given a snack and can read, study, or play. Dismissal will be at 4:45/5:00 pm from the location noted in the brochure. The Extended Day study and play group lasts from 5:00-5:45 pm, with dismissal at 5:45 pm from the North Door at Chapin.

Registration

In order to register, please fill out an application, include a check (unless you receive financial aid) and a health form for each child and return all three to Alison Pollock, The Clubhouse, 100 East End Avenue, NY, NY 10028. The registration deadline is Friday, May 27th. There is a $35 late registration fee. Late registrations require at least forty-eight hours to process. Do not assume your daughter is enrolled until Alison Pollock has contacted you. Those receiving financial aid should submit both an application and a health form. You will be notified of the amount due. Applications will be processed in the order in which they are received. You will receive an electronic confirmation notice listing classes in which your daughter is enrolled upon receipt of your application. If a requested class is filled or canceled, you will be notified. If your child drops a class within the first two weeks, the remaining balance will be refunded; after two weeks there is no refund for dropped classes.

Absences and Dismissals

If your child is not planning to attend The Clubhouse on a particular day, notify the Lower School Office by 10:00 am to indicate a change in her dismissal for the day. Make sure that you have given the names of persons who are authorized to pick up your child on the registration form. We cannot release your child to anyone who is not listed on our forms. Parents are expected to have their child picked up at dismissal time. If a child stays beyond the time of dismissal, there will be a $10 charge. Repeated lateness will jeopardize further participation in The Clubhouse.

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] Kindergarten Classes

Monday

Inventions-n-Concoctions Art-n-Orbit Instructors $405 In this class, girls will explore all types of scientific media in a variety of artistic formats. Art-n-Orbit is offering a course with brand new and exciting projects for the girls to make and take home. Everyone leaves an inventor! Dismissal is at 3:40 pm.

Krafty K’s Wanda Diaz $360 Kindergarteners will be up to their elbows in hands-on fun as they explore the art and artifacts of their ever-expanding world. Wanda Diaz will capture the girls’ natural curiosity working with paint, paper, clay, and found materials while nurturing their creative and perceptual skills. Come and explore materials with your creative imagination! (Limit 10) Dismissal is at 3:40 pm.

Tuesday

Chess John MacArthur $450 Chess is an exciting game of strategy! Individual decision-making and creative problem-solving, in a fun environment, make learning chess special. Taught by instructors from Kids Chess Network, Inc., which has provided chess instruction to NYC schools since 1993, the class is divided between instruction and guided play. All levels of experience are welcome, and each girl learns, at her own pace, the different chess openings, strategies and tactics. Dismissal is at 3:40 pm.

It's Sew Fun China Aroh $360 Girls will learn terminology used regularly in sewing, as well as all the basic skills that are the building blocks of the art. Each new technique is taught via the creation of actual projects, such as hats, scarves, capes, and accessories, thereby allowing the girls to learn a new skill and create an item to wear or display. A rewarding hobby that will last a lifetime! (Limit 12) Dismissal is at 3:40 pm.

Dance Adventure Laura Klos-Gunther $360 In this class, girls will explore different movements of dance with various music styles, tempos and themes. We will use fun props to create a world of magic and movement. Learning new dance steps using games and music, this class will keep everyone dancing! (Limit 10) Dismissal is at 3:40 pm.

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] Kindergarten Classes

Wednesday

Drama Chris Henry and Royal Family Productions $450 Lights, camera, action! Join the exciting world of drama. Children will explore basic dramatic experiences through music and stories from their own imaginations. Activities are aimed at increasing confidence, imagination, and verbal skills. At the end of the trimester, the girls will present a short production for family and friends. Dismissal is at 3:40 pm.

Gymnastics Carlton Farrier $405 The girls will learn the basics of gymnastics from highly experienced and safety-certified Chapin faculty who coach the sport. This class will promote fitness, enhance self-esteem, aid in individual development and social interaction. Get flexible in the Chapin Gymnastics Gym! (Limit 12) Dismissal is at 3:40 pm.

Thursday

Kinder-Magic Magic Gurus $280 Be a part of the mystical and exciting world of magic! Each week the Magic Gurus introduce the apprentice magicians to a few different tricks. Girls will learn basic skills of Magic, designing and creating their own tricks. Amaze friends while making coins disappear and mystify family with the dancing popsicle stick! The program is designed to be fun and creative. We supply materials and expertise, girls supply enthusiasm! (Limit 10) Dismissal is at 3:40 pm.

Super Soccer! Super Soccer Stars Coaches $350 Goooal! Dynamic international coaches work with small groups to develop soccer skills, self- confidence and teamwork in a fun, nurturing, non-competitive environment. Class is held at Carl Shurz Park or, in case of rain, under the pier at Brearley. Dismissal is at 3:50 pm.

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] Classes One-Two 3:45-4:45 pm

Monday

Inventions-n-Concoctions Art-n-Orbit Instructors $450 In this class, girls will explore all types of scientific media in a variety of artistic formats. Art-n-Orbit is offering a course with brand new and exciting projects for the girls to make and take home. Everyone leaves an inventor! Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 4:45 pm.

Gifts from the Kitchen Evamarie Deevy $550 Creative cooking and baking for children. Girls will learn basic cooking and baking techniques while making some of their favorite foods. Enjoy special holiday treats and Evamarie's famous brownies! Take home a cookbook at the end of the semester filled with recipes and memories. (Limit 10) Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 5:00 pm.

Yogi Beans® Debbie Cohen $400 Stretch, breath, and relax! Taught by a certified yoga and pilates instructor, Yogi Beans is designed to help children develop better body awareness, coordination, flexibility and self-confidence. Yoga is a wonderful way to introduce a physical activity that is noncompetitive; it will instill a sense of calmness and relaxation in your child. (Limit 10) Dismissal is from the Brearley lobby at 4:45 pm.

Lacrosse Kids in Sports $550 The fastest game on two feet comes to The Clubhouse! We will be cradling, passing, and shooting our way through the spring season! Techniques and activities include learning the fundamentals of lacrosse and cooperative skills that will take students beyond the game and the field. The girls will play at Randall’s Island or, in case of rain, an indoor location. Each girl must have her own stick, goggles, and mouth guard. Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 5:00 pm.

In-Line Skating Roll America Instructors $500 Limbo, jumping and more on wheels! This class stresses safety and guides girls from basic through advanced skating techniques. Girls must wear a complete set of protective equipment and long pants. Class is held at Carl Shurz Park or, in case of rain, under the pier at Brearley. Girls must provide all equipment. Dismissal is from the Brearley lobby at 5:00 pm.

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] Classes One-Two 3:45-4:45 pm

Tuesday

Chess Sophia Rohde and John MacArthur $500 Chess is an exciting game of strategy! Individual decision-making and creative problem-solving, in a fun environment, make learning chess special. Taught by instructors from Kids Chess Network, Inc., which has provided chess instruction to NYC schools since 1993, the class is divided between instruction and guided play. All levels of experience are welcome, and each girl learns, at her own pace, the different chess openings, strategies and tactics. Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 5:00 pm.

It's Sew Fun China Aroh $400 Girls will learn terminology used regularly in sewing, as well as all the basic skills that are the building blocks of the art. Each new technique is taught via the creation of actual projects, such as hats, scarves, capes, and accessories, thereby allowing the girls to learn a new skill and create an item to wear or display. A rewarding hobby that will last a lifetime! (Limit 12) Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 4:45 pm.

Hip Hop Dance Laura Klos-Gunther $400 This is a high energy class where students are encouraged to explore their own personal style. Each class will consist of an upbeat warm-up, stretch, and age appropriate hip hop routines and combinations. The choreography is energetic, fun, and exciting. We will also make special time for "kid choreography" where children will have a chance to share their own creativity and choreography with their friends. Dismissal is at 4:45 pm from location TBD.

***NEW*** Sports Fun! Kids in Sports $550 Girls go to Carl Shurz Park to learn the basics of soccer, kickball, and other cooperative games through low key, non-competitive games. The girls have fun with their classmates while also developing team sport skills. In case of rain, Kids in Sports will provide indoor location. Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 5:00 pm.

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] Classes One-Two 3:45-4:45 pm

Wednesday

Kids Engineer! Invention Lab Sheryl Haft and Kathryn Hunter $500 Create your own working inventions! All-new projects for Fall 2011: Marvelous Machines. Design and build a Mini Merry-Go-Round, Gear Machine, Frog Catcher Trap, A Gumball Machine and more. Experience is not necessary, just an interest in hands-on learning and using your imagination. Kids Engineer! incorporates the Engineering is Elementary curriculum of the Museum of Science, Boston, where science, design and technology are fun! To learn more: www.mos.org/eie Dismissal is from the Brearley lobby at 4:45 pm.

The Mystery of Magic Magic Gurus $400 Be a part of the mystical and exciting world of magic! Each week the Magic Gurus introduce the apprentice magicians to a few different tricks. They will be able to impress friends and family with various card tricks, disappearing coins, sleight of hand, and more. We supply materials and expertise, girls supply enthusiasm! At the end of the program, we will have a performance. (Limit 10) Dismissal is from the Brearley lobby at 4:45 pm.

Gymnastics Carlton Farrier $450 The girls will learn the basics of gymnastics from highly experienced and safety-certified Chapin faculty who coach the sport. This class will promote fitness, enhance self-esteem, aid in individual development and social interaction. Get flexible in the Chapin Gymnastics Gym! (Limit 12) Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 4:30 pm.

***NEW*** Playful Puppets Lauren Davis $400 Become a puppeteer! In this class, girls will learn about the varied art form of puppetry and its uses in storytelling around the world. They will make different types of puppets, including sock puppets, shadow puppets, and paper bag puppets. Then, the girls will work together to write a story that they will perform with their own creations! Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 4:45 pm.

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] Classes One-Two 3:45-4:45 pm

Thursday

Drama Chris Henry and Royal Family Productions $440 Join the exciting world of drama! Activities are aimed at increasing confidence, imagination, and verbal skills. Class work includes improvisation and theatre games to develop sensory awareness, storytelling abilities, ensemble dynamics, and performance skills. At the end of the trimester, the girls will present a short “cabaret" production for family and friends. (Limit 18) Dismissal is at 5:00 pm, location TBD.

Dance Workshop Laura Klos-Gunther $320 Exploring various dance forms all in the same class! Styles will include Music Video dance, Hip Hop, different styles of Jazz, Modern, and Lyrical dance. Short dance combinations will be created for each style. Props and costuming will be used to enhance certain themes. This class is a great way to have fun, explore variety, and examine the different dynamics of each dance style. Dismissal is from the Brearley lobby at 4:45 pm.

Jewelry Design Dahlia El Broul $360 Girls will learn the basic elements of jewelry design. The techniques are varied and creative, just like the projects, which may include pins, earrings, rings, necklaces, and other accessories. (Limit 10) Dismissal is from the Brearley lobby at 4:45 pm.

Super Soccer! Super Soccer Stars Coaches $400 Goooal! Dynamic international coaches work with small groups to develop soccer skills, self- confidence and teamwork in a fun, nurturing, non-competitive environment. Class is held at Carl Shurz Park or, in case of rain, under the pier at Brearley. Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 5:00 pm.

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] Classes Three-Five 3:45-4:45/5:00 pm Monday

Lacrosse Kids in Sports $550 The fastest game on two feet comes to The Clubhouse! We will be cradling, passing, and shooting our way through the winter season! Techniques and activities include learning the fundamentals of lacrosse and cooperative skills that will take students beyond the game and the field. Each girl must have her own stick, goggles, and mouth guard. The girls will play at Randall’s Island or, in case of rain, an indoor location. Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 5:00 pm.

Tuesday

Chess Sophia Rohde and John MacArthur $500 Chess is an exciting game of strategy! Individual decision-making and creative problem-solving, in a fun environment, make learning chess special. Taught by instructors from Kids Chess Network, Inc., which has provided chess instruction to NYC schools since 1993, the class is divided between instruction andguided play. All levels of experience are welcome, and each girl learns, at her own pace, the different chess openings, strategies and tactics. Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 5:00 pm.

Photography** Michele La Gamba Himmel $390* Learn how to see through a camera's lens. Girls will explore photographic opportunities in and out of the classroom. Projects include portraits, landscapes, action photographs, and photomontages, as well as experiments with other mediums. (Limit 8) *Includes processing fees. This class begins on October 11th. Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 5:15 pm.

Sports Fun! Kids in Sports $550 Girls go to Carl Shurz Park to learn the basics of soccer, kickball, and other cooperative games through low key, non-competitive games. The girls have fun with their classmates while also developing team sport skills. In case of rain, Kids in Sports will provide indoor location. Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 5:00 pm.

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] Classes Three-Five 3:45-4:45/5:00 pm

Wednesday

Drama Chris Henry and Royal Family Productions $550 Join the exciting world of drama! Activities are aimed at increasing confidence, imagination, and verbal skills. Class work includes improvisation and theatre games to develop sensory awareness, storytelling abilities, ensemble dynamics, and performance skills. At the end of the trimester, the girls will present a short “cabaret" production for family and friends. (Limit 18) Dismissal is from the Chapin North Door at 5:00 pm.

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] Classes Three-Five 3:45-4:45/5:00 pm

Thursday

Third Grade Chorus Andrea Black $420** Welcome to Third Grade Chorus! The girls will learn new music and expand their skills in sight-reading and listening while having fun with their friends. Girls will perform in front of the whole school and parents at the LS Holiday Concert in December! This class is for Class Three girls only. (**This class begins on September 16th and ends on December 15th).

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] Friday Extended Day Program at Brearley Fall 2011

Extended Day Program. A member of the Clubhouse staff escorts extended-day girls to The Brearley School at 3:00 pm.

3:00 - 5:45 pm Play & Crafts. Elisabeth Umlandt, a member of the Brearley faculty, $280 guides the children through projects that include sewing, arts and crafts, reading stories, and indoor and outdoor play. Dismissal is from the Brearley lobby, 610 East 83rd Street, at 5:45 pm.

Dates for the spring trimester: 9/ 16, 23, 30 10/ *, 14, 21, 28 11/ *, 11, 18

*There is no Extended Day on Friday: October 7th November 4th

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] CLUBHOUSE STAFF & FRIENDLY FACES

Alison R. Pollock, Director, has been a member of the Chapin faculty for 9 years. She earned her bachelor's degree in marketing at the A.B. Freeman School of Business at Tulane University and went on to complete a master's in education at the Bank Street College of Education. She is Director of The Clubhouse, the after-school program of the Brearley and Chapin schools and the Assistant to the Head of Lower School at Chapin. Her interests include tennis, needlepoint, baking and travel. Alison is assisted by 4 amazing supervisors, Janice Dargahi, Debbie Mardon, Laurie Mulligan, and Ruth Tepper. All have been with the The Clubhouse for years, some even over a decade!

China Aroh’s It’s Sew Fun class has been a part of The Clubhouse for 10 years. The class is also held in the Columbia Grammar and Brooklyn Friends after school programs. China received her BBA in Business Management from Baruch College and went on to The Fashion Institute of Technology to earn a degree in fashion art and design. Prior to creating and developing It’s Sew Fun, she worked as a costumer/draper at the Joseph Papp Public Theater, also known as the New York Shakespeare Festival. During that time, she worked with luminaries such as: Alec Baldwin, Patrick Stewart, Phylisha Rashaad, Liev Schriber, Kevin Kline, Vanessa Redgrave, Don Cheadle, Jeffery Wright, Savion Glover and Mos Def, to name a few. In addition to teaching It’s Sew Fun, China works as a freelance alterations expert in the costume department of the Juilliard School. During the summer, China is the Art Director and curriculum writer for Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation. Throughout the 90’s, China designed her own line of men’s and women’s clothing and handbags, sold in boutiques in Manhattan. She is currently working on new designs for a children’s clothing line. When she isn’t teaching or designing, China creates mixed media artwork.

Lauren Davis earned a bachelor's degree in child development from Tufts University and a master’s degree in elementary inclusive education from Teachers College, Columbia University. In 2009-2010, she taught at PS 321 and the Manhattan School for Children. She has enjoyed working at summer programs, including camps and the Breakthrough Collaborative, for the past 10 summers. In her free time, Lauren is learning to play guitar and enjoys traveling and reading.

Evamarie Deevy studied food and nutrition and home economics education at Keene State College in New Hampshire and holds an associate of science degree. She has done coursework at New York University in food service management, studied to be a chef at Sullivan County College and learned Chinese cooking at the China Institute. During summer 2008, she took a class at Teachers College, Columbia University, as part of a professional development program called "Rethinking Food, Health and the Environment." Ms. Deevy volunteers for the Berwick Boys Foundation in Maine in the summer, teaching cooking to boys, and in the winter she helps them with their fund-raising. She enjoys sailing and Italian culture. She is Chapin's director of food services and teaches cooking in the afternoon Clubhouse program. She has worked at Chapin since 1984.

Wanda Diaz has been teaching Krafty K’s for the 6 past years, where she looks to inspire girls’ creative imaginations through crafts and exploration. She has also taught Mommy & Me classes at The 92nd Street Y. She has recently joined The Chapin staff on a full time basis at the North Door Reception, always greeting students and parents with a smile. Her interests include fitness, crafts, cooking, reading, and listening and dancing to music.

Dahlia A. El Broul has been a faculty member of The Clubhouse for 6 years. She earned her associate degree in Fine Arts and went on to complete her bachelor's degree in Illustration at the Fashion Institute of Technology, State University of New York. She is a working illustrator and a teaching artist at The 92nd St. Y and The Manhattan New School. Her interests include sign language, travel, cooking, rock climbing and swimming. Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] Carlton Farrier earned her bachelor's degree in American studies at Mary Washington College and her master of education degree in health and physical education at the University of Virginia. She has done extensive continuing coursework in education and related fields. Ms. Farrier teaches physical education in Classes Kindergarten through 12 and coaches gymnastics in the Middle and Upper Schools. She certifies students, faculty and staff in American Red Cross and New York State CPR, AED, and First Aid and Safety (basic through advanced levels) and Sports Safety Training. Prior to arriving at Chapin in 1990, she taught health, physical education and piano at St. Anne’s- Belfield School in Charlottesville, Virginia; served as department chair and athletic director at The Fleming School; and was the department chair and athletic director of The Ethical Culture Fieldston School’s middle and upper school divisions.

Sheryl Haft has a Bachelors of Science degree in Design and Environmental Analysis from Cornell University and worked for many years in commercial product design for Warner Bros. and GEAR Kids Inc. She is a Teaching Mentor with FREE ARTS, an arts education organization dedicated to underserved public-school children, and has completed professional development training in the Engineering is Elementary program, Museum of Science, Boston, National Center for Technological Literacy.

Chris Henry is an award-winning professional theatre director in New York City. Over the past 20 years she has developed after-school and theatre programs all over the country. Most recently, Henry co-founded Royal Family Productions, Inc., a non-profit Theatre Company whose mission is to make theatre as accessible to everyone. http://royalfamilyproductions.org

Laura Klos-Gunther has been dancing since the age of three and is trained in Tap, Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. In addition to instructing dance at Clubhouse she has taught in after school programs at Spence, Dalton, Bank Street, and Hunter College Elementary School, among others. Laura has also instructed various levels of Tap and Jazz to adult dancers. She has performed in numerous NYC venues and is currently a back-up dancer for an up and coming Haitian singer. She continues to study dance education at the Dance Education Laboratory at The 92nd Street Y and will be completing her BA in Dance Pedagogy from Empire State College in the Spring of 2011. In addition to dance, Laura loves to study acting.

Michele La Gamba-Himmel has been teaching at The Clubhouse for ten years. She received both her BA degree in Art and Psychology and her Masters in Education from Stanford University. Her 25 years of teaching include creating and administering the photography department at The Trinity School, teaching visual literacy at The New School, assisting in summer programs in the Art Department at Stanford University as well as giving workshops for groups and individuals for developing the photographer's eye. Michele was the official photographer for the New York Parents League for ten years, where her photographs appeared in the League's newsletter. Michele also launched the Capsela toy, which was marketed in over 25 countries and developed a hands-on science curriculum that is still used in the United States, England and France. Michele has been a meditator for over 30 years and is a trained Whole Life Integration Facilitator, using neurolinguistic programming techniques for personal improvement. She is also a Universal Energy Practitioner studying techniques on breathing and meditation to encourage personal growth. In addition, she has studied extensively at the Omega Institute and attended numerous workshops with prominent teachers and has read extensively on the literature for spiritual transformation. Michele has a private practice, many of whose students are physicians, CEOs and teachers, where she guides either groups or individuals to perform at their peak potential. Most important, Michele is the mother of Nicole, a senior at Chapin, who will be attending Stanford in the fall.

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] Art-n-Orbit is a unique art and science program that focuses on children’s creative spirit while they learn the fundamentals of art and science. What sets them apart from any other programs is that they blend elements of both art and science into each activity. These two disciplines work in tandem to create out-of-this-world artistic projects, while teaching exciting scientific principles. www.artnorbit.com

Kids Chess Network, Inc. has been providing quality chess education since our founding in 1993. It is our mission to provide interesting and fun educational activities for every child who participates in our programs. Sophia Rohde, International Arbiter of Chess, President and Scholastic Director, designs the curricula and structure for all scholastic operations including during-school and after school programs. John MacArthur, Chess Master, teaches in many of our after school programs, and is the founder of the "chess dojo" method of instruction. http://www.kidschess.com/index.htm

Kids in Sports is the renowned program inspired and operated by Michael Strutt and Kenny Colon, both of whom have been working with children in New York City and Fairfield County for over a decade. Kids in Sports teaches basketball, baseball, soccer, floor hockey, volleyball, and football to children, ages 12 months to 12 years. The lacrosse and soccer programs have been established by Elizabeth Right, graduate and Division I lacrosse athlete from Dartmouth College. She has extensive experience teaching and coaching young student-athletes around the U.S. and is currently coaching at The Dalton School. http://kisnyc.com

In-Line Skating has been around for more than 20 years and Joel Rappelfeld/Roll America was at the forefront, designing safe and fun skating programs. The Kids on Wheels program was started almost 20 years ago to introduce in-line skating in a safe, progressive manner at public and private schools citywide. Thousands of children have participated in the program, and thousands more join every year! The KIDS ON WHEELS program can be found at over 50 schools citywide and is still growing. www.rollamerica.com

At Super Soccer Stars, it is their goal to teach soccer skills in a fun, non-competitive, educational environment. Their philosophy is to use soccer to nurture, to build self-confidence, and to develop teamwork in every class. The specially designed curricula use positive reinforcement and a low child- to-coach ratio to ensure that each child improves at his or her own rate while having endless fun. www.supersoccerstars.com

Yogi Beans is a yoga-for-kids’ experience designed to help children develop better body awareness, coordination, flexibility and enhance self-confidence. Yoga is a wonderful way to introduce a physical activity that is both noncompetitive and nonjudgmental. Through the physical movements, children are introduced to yoga's true meaning: union, expression and honor for oneself. In addition to the physical poses, we explore the spirit of yoga where the significance of positive thinking and the maintenance of a healthy positive self-image are emphasized. Sprinkled with music, picture books and other age-appropriate props, children are introduced to the world of yoga and inspired to awaken their inner yogi and yogini! www.yogibeans.com

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] The Clubhouse All applications must be accompanied by a check for the amount due except for financial aid recipients. Please send the health form, application and check made payable to "The Chapin School" to The Clubhouse, 100 East End Avenue, New York, New York 10028.

Name of student School: Chapin Grade

Name of parent

Home address

Work phone Home phone Cell

E-mail

Write the names of the persons other than parents who are authorized to pick up your child at school. If someone other than those listed below will be picking up your child, a note must be sent to school giving his/her name. We cannot release students to people who are not listed as authorized to pick them up. (Please print full name):

Kindergarten Class One-Two Classes Three-Five Monday Inventions ($405) ___Inventions ($450) ___Yogi Beans ($400) ___Krafty K’s ($360) ___Cooking ($550) _ Lacrosse ($550) ___Yogi Beans ($400) _ In-Line Skating ($500) _ Lacrosse ($550) ___In-Line Skating ($500)

Tuesday ___Chess ($450) ___Chess ($500) ___Chess ($500) ___It’s Sew Fun ($360) ___It’s Sew Fun ($400) ___Hip Hop Dance ($400) ___Hip Hop Dance ($400) _ Photography ($390) ___Sports Fun! ($550) ___Sports Fun! ($550)

Wednesday ___Drama ($450) ___ Kids Engineer! ($500) ___Drama ($550) ___Gymnastics ($405) ___Magic ($400) ___Magic ($400) ___Gymnastics ($450) ___Kids Engineer! ($500) ___Playful Puppets ($400) ___Playful Puppets ($400)

Thursday ___Kinder-Magic ($280) ___Drama ($440) ___Jewelry Design ($360) ___Super Soccer! ($350) ___Dance Workshop ($320) ___Super Soccer! ($400) ___Jewelry Design ($360) ___3rdGrade Chorus ($420) ___Super Soccer! ($400) ___Dance Workshop ($320)

Extended-Day after classes until 5:45 pm

Kindergarten ___Mon ($180) ___Tue ($180) ___Wed ($180) ___Thu ($140) ___Fri ($280) Classes 1-5 ___Mon ($100) ___Tue ($100) ___Wed ($100) ___Thu ($80) ___Fri ($280)

$35 Late Fee (after May 27th) We receive Financial Aid Total $

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] The Clubhouse The Chapin-Brearley after-school program Medical Information and Consent Form

Please provide ALL the following information. Your daughter will not be permitted to participate in The Clubhouse activities unless this information is on file.

Student's Name: Date:

Date of Birth: Class:

Contact Information Parent or Guardian: Address: Phone Numbers: Home: Mother's Office: Mobile Phone: Father's Office: Mobile Phone: Email Address:

Physician: Physician's Phone Number:

Emergency Contacts (if unable to reach parent): Name: Relationship: Phone Number: Name: Relationship: Phone Number:

Medical Information Does your child have any of the following?

Yes No Yes No Yes No Asthma Environmental Allergies Allergies to Bee Stings Seizures Hearing Loss Serious Medical Problems Diabetes Heart Problems Difficulty with Strenuous Exercise

If "YES" to any of the above, please explain:

List the medications your child must take on a regular schedule: Medication Dosage Schedule of Dosage 1. 2. 3.

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected] CONSENT TO TREAT

I hereby authorize all representatives of The Clubhouse, The Chapin School, and The Brearley School to obtain on behalf of my daughter first aid, emergency medical care, or if necessary, admission to an appropriate health care facility should such care become necessary for the treatment of any injuries my daughter may sustain while participating in the Program. I also consent to the administration of emergency medical treatment in the event I am unable subsequent to such injury to give timely consent as otherwise would be necessary.

Any qualified medical personnel are hereby notified that this authorization is currently in effect and such personnel are directed to act upon such authorization without delay. I understand that reasonable efforts will be made to contact parents, my daughter's physician and/or the emergency numbers given by me on this form.

Parent or Guardian's Signature: Date:

RELEASE FROM LIABILITY

By signing below, I represent to The Clubhouse, its agents, trustees, officers, and employees that I have carefully read and fully understand the above information. I also acknowledge that all the information contained herein is accurate and that I will update The Clubhouse as medically necessary.

In consideration for allowing my daughter to participate in The Clubhouse, which is not a required curricular program and rather constitutes a voluntary extracurricular activity, I hereby voluntarily assume all risks associated with the release of the above medical information and agree to hold harmless The Clubhouse, its agents, trustees, officers, and employees, and The Brearley and Chapin Schools, their agents, trustees, officers, and employees, from any and all liability, claims, causes of action or demands of any kind and nature whatsoever pertaining to or arising out of the disclosure of this information, except in the case of gross negligence. I understand that this may include, but is not limited to, claims for negligence, personal injury, breach of contract, breach of warranty, and invasion of privacy.

I further understand that as a result of my executing this release, I will be forever barred from suing The Clubhouse as a result of my agreeing to permit the release of this information.

Parent or Guardian's Signature: Date:

GENERAL RELEASE

My daughter has permission to take part in any and all Program activities on or off Program property, including athletics, and to ride in buses chartered by the Program. I release and hold harmless the Program, its agents and employees from all claims, damages, or other liability for injury to my daughter where such claims, damages, or other liability are not the result of gross negligence by the Program, its agents, or employees.

Parent or Guardian's Signature: Date:

Alison R. Pollock, Director Tel: 212.570.1470 E-mail: [email protected]