Student Enrichment (SE) D39C Clubs Info Night The Collaborative Board 2018 Student Enrichment aka Clubs :) Highlights
Odyssey: Advanced to state at UCR Science Field : Wonderful show of Math: Incredible participation/achievements learning and confidence
Science Olympiad : First time to State @ Caltech
Run39 : Goal SD-> NYC-> SD = 5600 mi
Nationally ranked Quiz bowl team Cross Country Strengthening our body & FPS: Highly successful program at D39 minds
FTC :Best design & Engineering logs Orchestra: One note at a time Cyber Patriots : Battling with the best: Debate: Amazing 1st showcase @ DNHS
Student Enrichment(SE) Updates ● SE website :Contacts & Interest Form ○ http://www.design39collaborative.org/student-enrichment/
● Unified Events Calendar : ○ http://design39campus.com/calendar/
● Unified Interest form sign up: ○ http://www.design39collaborative.org/student-enrichment/d39-club-interest-form/
● New clubs survey results : (Drama/Battlebots/Chess/Spelling Bee) ○ We heard you :) 2 new starting this year ○ Other clubs : Needs scoping & vetting
Contact : [email protected] What to expect out of today’s Info night!
1 4 Note grade spans and time Overview of the SE Clubs commitment
2 5 Fill out the unified club interest form Check out club booths outside
3 6 Await club-specific info from Identify clubs of interest respective head coaches General Expectations
Competition 75% attendance participation mandatory
Parent Absence notification Volunteers/Coaches
Participation in multiple SE clubs - If interest exceeds available spots on team - ● Work with coaches to avoid potential conflicts head coaches decide based on or late drop-outs metrics/selection policies ● In case of conflicts, coach’s decision on roster is final. - Please consider volunteering and coaching Clubs @ D39 Robotics: First Tech Challenge Core Values :30% Robotics : First Lego League Competition with 3 parts - Core Values, Robot Game, and Project. ● Core Values : Showcase Teamwork, Gracious Professionalism, Fun, Discovery, Sharing and other core
principles of FLL Robot Game : 30% Project : 30% ● Robot Game : Design, build/program autonomous robot using Lego Mindstorms technology. Robot Design:10% Compete on a table-top playing field ● Project : Teams research a real world problem and are challenged to develop a solution. Kids Learn : Basic programming using EV3 Lego Mindstorm software (functions, loops, etc..) , Different sensors (color, touch, gyro, ultrasonic) and their use in the real world
2018/2019 season : Into Orbit - explore, challenge, and innovate in the vast expanse of space.
FLL FLL FIRST Qualifiers Regionals Championship
April Oct-Nov Dec
400-500 league teams, 120 At LEGOLAND : 2 of 120 teams Season finale with teams from move to regionals selected for FIRST 70+ countries competing Grades: 4-8 Championship against each other Time commitment : 2-3 hrs a week from June - Sept. 5-6 hrs per week in October. When/Where : Coach’s availability Cost : $150 - $200 per kid for entire season (Qualifiers & Regionals). Championship requires travel & accommodation. Robotics : First Lego League Jr ● Each Year a real world problem/Challenge is released by FIRST team in month of August, to be solved by research, critical thinking and imagination. ● Challenge has two parts, the LEGO Model and the Show Me Poster. ○ SHOW ME POSTER-Requires teams to illustrate their research and team journey. ○ MODEL-The Model gets teams moving! Teams build a representation of what they are researching, based off the Challenge, and incorporate simple machines and movement into their creation. ● FLL Jr. event: In Jan-Feb, teams register for an exhibition at Legoland where volunteer reviewers interview the teams to learn about their LEGO Model and Show Me poster. ● 2018/2019 season = MISSION MOON ○ You and your team will transport to a place where you make the rules, learn to thrive in a new environment, and explore all that is around you. ● Grades: TK -3: Working in teams of 2 to 6 with 2 adult coaches ● Time Commitment: ~ 2 hrs a week, for 3 months ● When/Where: Coach’s availability, school/coach’s/team members residence ● Cost : ~ $100 to $150 per kid, depending on Field trip, T-shirt and other Misc expenses Run39
- Run39 is D39C’s fun-filled volunteer-driven running club - Enables kids to get some exercise before school by running laps around school playground. - We track attendance and scan laps completed. Motivational awards given for achieving milestones. - Grades : TK-8 (split into 3 running groups : TK-1, 2-5, 6-8) - When: Wednesdays and Fridays - 8-8:30 AM (before school). Main gate open for entry from 7:50-8:00 AM - Where: School Playground
Run39 Student Achievements during 2017-18 year!
** D39C School goal achieved : 5622 miles during the year!! (distance from SD to NYC and back)
** 75 runners completed the marathon (26.2 miles) milestone!
** Among the above, 36 runners went on to complete the 100K milestone!
** 10 runners clocked 120 miles or more.. close to 2.25 miles every run! Odyssey of the Mind ● What is it: A creativity and problem solving competition, here’s an intro video: https://youtu.be/cWHP64kUhWc ● Typical student activities: Students work in teams of 5-7 to create solutions with skits (for the primary, car, robot, classics, balsa wood or drama problems) that will be judged at a regional tournament held in early March. They will also solve a Spontaneous problem on-the-spot! ● Goals: Improve creativity and problem solving, inspire teamwork, gain leadership and self-reliance, learn how to adhere to a budget, get confidence performing in front of others, practice thinking on your feet ● Commitment: Usually once a week from October to March ● When/Where: Location and meeting time depends on the team coaches ● Grade span: K-8 (Primary: K-2nd, Division 1: 3rd-5th, Division 2: 6th-8th) ● Info Night Date & Time: Prospective coach info night on Wed., Sept. 12 at 6pm in the Showcase (tentative location). ● Next steps: We are collecting coach interest, problem preferences and available meeting times here: http://goo.gl/3hese8 ● Questions: Email [email protected] Mandarin (NEW this year) After school Mandarin Language and Culture Program
LEARN about Mandarin Language and Culture
LOVE of Language and Culture Program - Design 39 Campus Commitment
MORE than 1x per week, out of pocket, pricing TBD/competitive with similar programs
ON Design 39 Campus / Specific rooms will be reserved
INCLUSIVE Heritage and Non-heritage learners / Spans will be based on demand
GRATIS trial period in SEPTEMBER and then paid formation of classes October, quarterly Speech & Debate
Students develop skills in research, critical thinking, organization, persuasion and communication.
Speech and debate students see tangible benefits from participation while in school – confidence in speaking situations, spontaneity in interviews, improved writing in other courses, diverse perspectives.
● When/Where : Monday’s 3:30 - 4:30 p.m @ School ● Grades : Grades 5th - 8th ● Class taught by amazing Del Norte HS Speech & Debate rockstars! ● Annual Speech & Debate Showcase: Compete with Oak Valley Middle School - May 2019 at DNHS ○ Club is evaluating additional competitions this year Math Club [email protected]
Math Club is for 2nd - 8th graders to enhance their math problem solving skills beyond the classroom setting and compete with other students nationally.
Typical student activities Solving math problems in the form of practice or competition
Grades 2-3 practice Noetic questions. Grades 4 and above practice Math Olympiad problems.
Club competitions 2 Noetic Contests (2nd & 3rd) Fall and Spring
Monthly Math Olympiad Contests (4th-8th)
Mathcounts Competitions (6th-8th) - School, SD Chapter (top 10), and if advance, State & National
AMC 8 (6th-8th)
Time commitment Students: 1 hour every Tuesday Morning 7.30-8.30 AM, Oct 2018 - Apr 2019 (Get up EARLY!!!!)
Coaches: 2 hours per week. 1 hour coaching and up to 1 hour of preparation.
Math Club Info Night 7:30-8:30 PM Monday Sept 10, 2018, Showcase Quiz Bowl
❖ A quiz competition that tests players on a wide variety of academic subjects including history, literature, science, fine arts, current events, sports, popular culture, and more. It is similar to a team version of Jeopardy. ❖ Goals: Develop critical thinking skills and improve public speaking ❖ Student Benefits: Curiosity, Commitment, and Teamwork ❖ Competitions: 3-4 around Southern California. Nationals in Chicago, IL ❖ When: 3:15 - 4:30 on Wednesdays. Extra practice outside of class. From September to May. ❖ Grade Span: 5th - 8th grade ❖ Questions?: Email [email protected] Science Field Day
● Opportunity for kids to explore, build and have fun with foundational science concepts- hands on experience ● Primary goal : develop a positive attitude towards science, technology,engineering and math (STEM) ● Program, designed, organized and administered by elementary teachers from throughout San Diego County. ● Competition held in the spring - brings students together in one location to compete in various events. ● Event Date: Saturday, May 18, 2019 ● Coaching starts January/February 2019 Science Field Day- participation details
● Students in grades 4, 5 and 6 compete in 15 science related events on the field day. ● At Competition, each student will participate in 2/3 events. ○ In addition, many non-competitive events go on throughout the day making a festival atmosphere. ● Teams consist of up to 16 participants and 2 alternates. ● Sixth grade is limited to 4 participants. ● Teams may enter 1 participant in an event if necessary, ○ except: Mirror Magic (3), Triathlon. Future Problem Solving
● Students apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to hypothetical future situations ● Goal is to find creative solutions to real-world problems ○ 2018/19 Topics include Mission to Moon, Mars, and Beyond, Drones, and Food Loss/Waste ● Stimulates critical and creative thinking skills, encourages students to develop a vision for the future ● When/Where : Program is currently offered by D39C LEDs during regular class hours ○ Extended with student enrichment : guest speakers, presentations, field trips ○ Looking for volunteers who can help drive the club portion of the activities ● Grades : 4-8 ○ 4-5: Deep Dive offered October 29-January 18 ○ 6-8 option launched by middle school LED ● Competitive Components include Global Issues or Community Problem Solving as as well as Scenario Writing or Scenario Performance Cross Country Running Team
Cross Country is a running team offered to 5th - 8th graders : (all abilities welcome)
Goal: Encourage healthy activity, strengthen confidence, and make friends through running
Commitment: We will practice and/or compete 2 times a week.
❖ Generally Wednesday and Friday - 3:15 - 4:30 pm ❖ 2nd Year - Last year had about 25 participants ❖ We competed in 5 meets at local Poway middle schools ❖ Season runs Sept. - Mid-November 2018 ❖ Need a couple of assistant coaches Bridge To Orchestra/Jumpstart to Strings
Jumpstart to Strings : introductory music program where students learn to play an instrument of their choosing (violin, viola or cello) and develop technical skills. Bridge to Orchestra : students are brought together in an orchestral setting where they learn the basics of playing in an ensemble.
Goal: Teach students various instruments and spark an interest in music. Commitment: ● Jumpstart to Strings : Once a week from October to February ● Bridge to Orchestra :Once a week from March to June When/Where: ● Jumpstart to Strings: varies based on student and mentor availability; ● Bridge to Orchestra : Friday afternoons from 4-5 PM in the music room at Design39Campus Grade span: 4th-8th grade Info Night Date & Time: September 15th 5:00-5:30 PM in the Showcase (upon school approval) Science Olympiad(SO) To promote learning and participation in Science & Technology ❖ SO : nationally organized academic/hands-on program designed to expose kids to and get them excited about STEM. ❖ Grades : 5th to 8th grade ❖ Teams of 15 students work together to compete in 23 events - Events cover all aspects of science - Events are either study, lab or build - 2 or 3 students per event - Each student does 3-4 events ❖ Teamwork is essential ❖ Compete against other San Diego middle schools in February (Div B) - Top 20 teams are placed in each event - Top 8 schools will be advanced to State competition - Only 1 team per school for State Science Olympiad
LIFE, EARTH AND PHYSICAL INQUIRY & PERSONAL & TECHNOLOGY & SPACE SCIENCE & NATURE OF SOCIAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE CHEMISTRY SCIENCE SCIENCE
Anatomy and Dynamic Planet Circuit Lab Battery Buggy Experimental Physiology Design Fossils Crime Busters Boomilever Disease Game On Meteorology Density Lab Elastic Launched Detectives Glider Mystery Road Scholar Potions and Heredity Architecture Poisons Roller Coaster Solar System Herpetology Write It Do It Thermodynamics
Water Quality Science Olympiad (2017-18 8th Regional, 19th State) Cyber Patriot
CyberPatriot National Youth Cyber Education Program was created by the Air Force Association to inspire students toward careers in cybersecurity or other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines critical to our nation's future. At the core of the CyberPatriot program is the National Youth Cyber Defense Competition, which challenges teams of students to resolve real-life cyber security situations in a virtual environment.
Goal: Allow students to explore and gain interest/knowledge in cybersecurity. Commitment: 3-5 hours per week July - March Where/When: Meet at D39C Campus. Friday 4-6pm Summer months outside of D39C Grade span: 6-8th grade in a team of 2-6 students. Up to 5 teams per school Competition: November - March. Once a month- 6 hours on weekend. Info Night Date & Time: Spring 2019 TBD Cyber Patriot - continued
D39C partnered with CyberAegis to train D39C students along with students from Oak Valley Middle School and Del Norte High School.
Goal: Students will be placed in competitive teams to participate CyberPatriot competition and other local and state competition and lead students to CyberPatriot National Finals. Commitment: 4-6 hours per week Where/When: Meeting at Northrop Grumman. Sunday 1:30-5:30pm. Tryout: May/June 2019 Grade span: 7 & 8th grade in a team of 2-6 students Part of D39C CyberPatriot school team Competition: November - April. Once a month 6 hours on weekend. Info Night Date & Time: Late March 2019. Next Info meeting will be Spring 2019(TBD)
Questions? Contact Sheirman at [email protected] 1 GIVE BACK TO DESIGN39CAMPUS
YOUR SUPPORT GOES TO: ● Programs (math, reading, writing, science) ● Visual and performing arts, music, Minds In Motion (physical education) ● Loft (library) books and digital software ● Professional development for LEDs ● Campus-wide events (i.e., EXPERIENCE39, D39Campout, Passport39) Our goal this year is $150,000! Volunteering Volunteer Info Volunteer Requirements
● Obtain L1 and L2 Clearance ○ Please contact Alicia Bouras in person or send email at [email protected] ● At least 2 identified coaches per team ● Coach to Student ratio - 1:15 ● Ensure all permission slips/waivers are signed prior to student’s first class ● Create class rosters & group email for communication ● Adhere to class schedules & time commitment ● Vacation plans/absences ○ Notify 2nd coach and roster ahead of time. ● Submit online attendance after each session/practice ○ Monitor student arrival and departure ● Create lesson plans, tests and evaluation metrics for your event. ● Communicate team selection guidelines ● Campus facilities reservation link : Send requests to http://v.ly/d39croomrequest ○ If campus premises are used for practice, coach is responsible for leaving venue in as-before condition. Clearances Validity
● L1/L2 clearance are forever. ● Proof of negative TB is valid for four years ○ District does not offer TB tests anymore ● And we keep a copy of the TB result and code of conduct at our site, so if someone is coming from another site they would need to present these two items to us.