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Class withdrawal deadline is 8 days prior to the camp or course start date to receive a full refund; 0-7 day withdrawal receives a 50% refund.
Algebra I Instructor: Linus Oey & Caitlin HoemmenOpen to incoming 9th-10th graders June 20 (Thursday)-July 18 0.5 semester credit (Monday-Thursday), no class July 4 Cost: $325 8:00 am-11:30 am Open to incoming 9-10th graders, this course focuses on the second semester of Algebra I with special emphasis on factoring polynomials, solving quadratic equations and systems of equations, simplifying radicals and graphing lines and simple curves. This course is designed for students who studied some Algebra I in 8th grade but did not complete all the topics or students enrolled in Algebra I in high school but earned less than a C.
World History II Instructor: Mike DoranOpen to incoming 10th-11th graders June 20 (Thursday)-July 18 0.5 semester credit (Monday-Thursday), no class July 4 Cost: $325 8:00 am-11:30 am World History II is a semester long course that focuses on the history of the Modern Middle East, the Rise of Democracy and World War II. It examines the origins of modern day society and continues to explore basic geographical, sociological, political and economic concepts necessary for the study of all social studies courses. Geography knowledge and skills as well as current world news events are emphasized throughout the course. Discussion on current world news will be held to put historical events into perspective.
Introduction to Sacred SpacesInstructor: Gary HortschOpen to incoming 12th graders June 19 (Wednesday)- July 17 0.5 semester credit 8:00-3:30: June 19, 20, 27, July 11Cost: $325 8:00-11:30: June 25-26, July 2-3, 9-10, 16-17 This Religious Studies course will study architectural and interior design of Churches, Temples, Mosques and Gardens as places of prayer and worship from a variety of faith traditions. The experience will combine classroom research and presentations with field trips to various local ‘sacred spaces.’ Students will understand important stages in the history of sacred space, analyze the similarities and differences between Catholic and Protestant Church space, recognize and explain various architectural and interior elements of sacred space for Christian, Jewish and Muslim practice and evaluate the spiritual experience of gardens designed as sacred space.
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Physical EducationInstructor: Aaron HazelOpen to incoming 9th-12th graders June 20 (Thursday)-July 18 0.5 semester credit 12:00 pm-2:30 pm Tuesdays and ThursdaysCost: $325 (Independent work required) In the general physical education course, students will be exposed to various activities focusing on lifetime physical fitness. These activities include but are not limited to tennis, jogging, resistance training, golf, Frisbee golf, etc. Students will participate in a blended class combining teacher directed lessons and independent learning. The course objective is to provide the students with a sustainable plan of lifetime physical fitness that works with their individual needs.
Speech and DebateInstructor: Mike DoranOpen to incoming 9th-12th graders June 20 (Thursday)-July 18 0.5 semester credit (Monday-Thursday), no class July 4Cost: $325 12:00 pm-3:30 pm Students learn the fundamentals of public speaking, and emphasis is placed on the ability to face an audience and deliver a thoughtfully written, organized and well-prepared speech. Students learn the principles of formal public speaking and formal academic debate. Listening and other communication & critical thinking skills are also emphasized. Students also research, analyze, and debate current issues. This one-semester class satisfies the speech requirement necessary for graduation.
*For new students to La Salle, this course also provides extensive use of the iPad for using Schoology, Notability, Google Docs and Google Slides, which are all technology tools that students use all four years at La Salle. This will provide an excellent foundation for new students who have limited experience with these tools. Speech and Debate is an excellent introduction for those students who are interested in competing on the Speech and Debate Team during the regular school year; however, participation on the team is optional and not required.
NOTE: For credit courses, it is important to remember that each four-week summer school course is equivalent to an 18-week semester course, thus workload needs to be commensurate with the credit being earned in this course. Attendance at summer school is paramount to student success.
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Enrichment Courses
Class withdrawal deadline is 8 days prior to the camp or course start date to receive a full refund; 0-7 day withdrawal receives a 50% refund.
Bridge to Calculus (ONLINE)Instructor: Larry SwansonOpen to students who have June 20-August 20 completed Honors Algebra II Online study only, no class time Cost: $100 Tentative test dates: July 2, 23, August 20
This online enrichment course (no credit) is designed for students who want to enroll in Calculus after taking, but not mastering, Pre-Calculus or Honors Algebra II. Students who have completed regular Algebra II should be self-motivated.
There will be three on-line units of study: rational functions, analytic trigonometry, and exponential/logarithmic functions. Each unit will have five assignments and a test.
To get credit, all the lessons must be finished, checked, and corrected. Answer keys will be provided. In addition, all three unit tests must be taken and passed at 80% proficiency. The tests must be taken at La Salle. Tentative test dates are July 2, July 23, and August 20.
Writing the College Application EssayInstructor: Monty MickelsonOpen to incoming 12th graders August 12-15 (Monday-Thursday)Cost: $100 9:00 am-11:30 am The prospect of having to compose and submit a personal essay is, for many students, the most daunting aspect of the college application process. Introducing yourself—your very best self—in a mere 650 words (or less) may seem like the literary equivalent of building a ship in a bottle.
Writing the College Application Essay helps demystify this process and alleviates much of the anxiety young writers often bring to this task. Using a workshop format, the class will review successful essays on a broad range of topics and styles. Students will brainstorm ideas, and then commence drafting a personal essay that conforms to one of the Common Ap prompts. During a revision phase, students will edit for tone and content while preserving their own authentic voice
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Theater Camp: What’s Your Story?
Instructor: Michael SheltonOpen to incoming 8th-9th graders July 15-19 (Monday-Friday)Cost: $150 9:00 am-1:00 pm
This week-long camp works on improv, auditioning, character development and story production with a focus on producing a short script for an invited audience on the last day of the class session. Friday will culminate in a family and friend invited performance of a work created by the students. The camp includes show materials and snacks, but students should bring their own lunches. Capacity: 20 students.
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Falcon Athletic Camps
Boys’ Basketball CampHead Coach Sean Christensen ‘99
Open to incoming 4th-6th gradersJune 24-26 (M-W)9:30-11:30 am
Cost: $75
Open to incoming 7th-9th gradersJune 24-26 (M-W)12:00-3:00 pm
Cost: $105
Open to incoming 10th-12th gradersJune 17-20 (M-Th)9:30 am-12:30 pm
Cost: $75
Girls’ Basketball CampHead Coach Kelli Wedin
Open to incoming 4th-6th gradersJune 17-20 (M-Th)4:00-6:00 pm
Cost: $95
Open to incoming 7th-9th graders June 17-20 (M-Th)
6:00-8:00 pm
Cost: $95
Coed Tennis CampHead Coach Tino Fabros
Open to ages 12 and under July 22-26 (M-F)9:00-11:00 am
Open to ages 13-18 July 22-26 (M-F)11:00 am-1:00 pm
Cost: $115
Volleyball CampHead Coach Anna Dillard
Open to incoming 3rd-8th GradersAugust 5-8 (M-Th)2:00-5:00 pm
Cost: $125 Open to incoming 9th-12th Graders
August 5-8 (M-Th)8:30-11:30 am
Cost: $125
Football CampHead Coach Aaron Hazel ‘99
Open to incoming 4th-6th graders June 24-26 (M-W)12:30-3:00 pm
Cost: $90
Open to incoming 7th-9th gradersJune 24-26 (M-W)8:30-11:00 am
Cost: $90
Basketball & Football Combo
Open to incoming 4th-6th graders June 24-26 (M-W)9:30 am-3:00 pm, free supervised lunch
Cost: $145
Open to incoming 7th-9th gradersJune 24-26 (M-W)8:30 am-3:00 pm, free supervised lunch
Cost: $175
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Boys’ Soccer CampHead Coach Seth Altshuler
Fitness Camp Open to incoming 9th-12th graders
August 5-8 (M-Th)7:00-9:00 pm
Skills Camp Open to incoming 9th-12th graders
August 12-15 (M-Th)7:00-9:00 pm
Cost: $95 each
Girls’ Soccer CampHead Coach Scot Rothery
Fitness CampOpen to incoming 9th-12th graders
August 5-8 (M-Th)8:00-10:00 am
Skills CampOpen to incoming 9th-12th graders
August 12-15 (M-Th)8:00-10:00 am
Cost: $95 each
Cheer CampHead Coach Becki Kurtz
Open to incoming 1st-8th graders July 9-11 (T-Th)10:30 am-12:00 pm
Cost: $60 each
Dance CampHead Coach Nikki Meyer ‘04
Open to incoming 1st-12th graders August 19-20 (M-T)12:00-5:00 pm
Cost: $115 each
ADDRESS:11999 SE Fuller RoadMilwaukie, OR 97222
PHONE: 503.659.4155
EMAIL:[email protected]
Register today atlsprep.org/summer/
Class withdrawal deadline is 8 days prior to the camp or course start date to receive a full refund; 0-7
day withdrawal receives a 50% refund.
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