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SUMSUMMERMER

TH E N E W S C H O O L

PRO G R AM

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T H E N E W S C H O O L

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PURE SU M M E R

SUMMER program dates

ACTIVE

CREATIVESOCIAL

FULL DAY SCHEDULE

Each morning, activities will center around our thematic units with lots of fun, hands-on learning through arts and crafts as well as language and culture activities. Afternoons will include field trips and special recreational activities, recess, computer lab and free time to be social with friends. Plenty of outdoor playtime and daily physical activities will keep your camper fit and make each day fun!

The New School’s campus offers excellent facilities for summer fun indoors and out. Our campers’ days are filled with stimulating activities that build physical awareness and self esteem. Recreational activities take place inside our gym or on our spacious outdoor playground facilities and playing fields.

Each summer unit will consist of fun, hands-on morning activities based on the unit theme. Campers will learn by doing through cooking, crafting, drawing, painting, exploring, sharing and playing.

Each summer day at The New School balances structured activities with free time to let campers choose their own activities with friends. After each day’s afternoon activity, campers spend the rest of the day in a relaxed, social environment with recess, computer lab, and free art.

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2015 SUMMER THEMES

KINDERGARTEN JUNE 1-12 OOEY GOOEY: Work on different slimy experiments with classmates, create your own gak and learn the importance of polymers during this course.

JUNE 15-26 OCEAN LIFE: Adventures with dolphins, sharks and whales through their natural habitat. Also, learn about pirates with a lost treasure hunt and students create their own pirate map for other students to explore.

JUNE 29-JULY 3 SUPERHEROES: Students will come to school dressed as their favorite superhero. They will also create their own superhero persona to parade around the school and show off their superhero powers and costumes.

JULY 6-17 GOING GREEN: Learn different ways to recycle and help keep our environment clean. Students will also plant their own flowers and vegetables to take home. (Also, a special guest speaker will share the “green” efforts in Fayetteville.)

JULY 20-24 WILD WILD WEST: Howdy Partner! Learn how the west was settled and make your own western foods like jerky. Students will make badges, wanted posters, and search for gold.

1st & 2nd grades JUNE 1-12 FLYING HIGH: Zip back in time for some highflying adventures as we learn about early flight and then move on into the sky. Create different models of flying objects and test them out against other students.

JUNE 15-26 ARTFUL ANTICS: Unleash your inner Picasso and explore the different styles of your artistic ability. Learn about different influential artists throughout history and try their style of painting.

JUNE 29-JULY 10 OUR FOUNDING FATHERS: Learn about the important people that helped shape the United States of America. Create your own Declaration of Independence and walk in a parade throughout the school.

JULY 13-17 SPLISH-SPLASH: Participate in different water themed activities each morning to keep you cool during the July heat. Balloon races, bob for apples, and more.

JULY 20-24 CELEBRATION OF NATIONS: Learn about different nations and their culture throughout this fun global exploration. Students will create their own United Nations and discuss different subjects with each country.

3rd through 7th grades JUNE 1-12 WE ARE CHAMPIONS: Study different sports played throughout the world and test your skills on rules and regulations. Also, students will learn about 2015 summer sports like the UEFA Champions League, FIFA Women’s World Cup, The European Games, US Open and the Tour de France.

JUNE 15-26 CHALLENGE WEEK: How much slime and goo can your student take? Students will put their skills to the test in different experiments and create their own ideas for an end of the week challenge where teachers and students will race to the finish.

JUNE 29-JULY 10 INVENTORS WORKSHOP: Create your own machines such as catapults, and test the strength of bridges. Students will continue to learn how to measure earthquakes and build their own seismograph. Have a sling-shot car race and build your very own creation to share with the school.

JULY 13-17 TROPICAL PARADISE: Dress in your best tropical paradise outfit or wear a Hawaiian t-shirt to relax in the summer weather. Students will make their own snow cones, enjoy beach volleyball competitions and maybe, a conga line will come when you least expect it. Make your own kabobs and cook authentic Hawaiian and tropical foods.

JULY 20-24 HOLLYWOOD: Lights, Camera, Action! Participate in The New Schools very own talent show with judges and a live audience. Host a karaoke party for your class and leave your mark with walk of fame stars.

Day Campers will spend their mornings engaged in hands-on activities based on weekly thematic units.Here’s a list of this summer’s units with some of the fun activities we’ll be doing:

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EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITES

MUSICVIOLIN LESSONS (GRADES K-7)

Violin instructor Ms. Jongim Ryan will teach individual lessons throughout the summer program. These lessons are open to all K-7 students based on availability. Individual violin lessons meet once per week for 30 min at a time scheduled by the instructor.

COST: $90/month (4 lessons a month)

PIANO LESSONS (GRADES K-7)

Piano instructors Ms. Luz and Ms. Lacy will teach individual piano lessons throughout the summer program. These lessons are open to all K-7 students based on availability. Individual violin lessons meet once per week for 30 min at a time scheduled by the instructor. Most lessons will be scheduled from 3:30-5:30 p.m.

COST: $70/month (4 lessons a month)

GUITAR, BASS, CLARINET, TRUMPET, TROMBONE, FLUTE OR SAXOPHONE LESSONS (GRADES 1-7)

Instructor Mr. Austin will teach individual or group lessons throughout the summer (Open to all 1-7 grade students). Each lesson is 30 min. and will be scheduled by the instructor. If necessary, arrangements can be made for instrument rentals. 

COST: $70/month (4 lessons a month)

PRIVATE VOICE LESSON (GRADES K-7)

Music teacher Ms. Paige will teach individual lessons for 30 min. and will be scheduled by the instructor.

COST: $60 (July Only)

ARTART WITH CHRISTINA (GRADES K-2)

Back by popular demand is Ms. Christina’s art class. For four consecutive summers, renowned and award winning artist Ms. Christina Mariotti has taught our summer students. Students will create their own self-portrait, a 3-D sculpture, and learn the art of weaving. Students will finish this weeklong program with a collage of their summer experience that will be hung up in the lobby for all to see.

July 6-10, 4-5 p.m.

COST: $60

DANCEBALLET (GRADES K-7)

Students learn fundamentals for building grace, poise, and discipline of body movements. This class stresses simple, correct ballet technique, response to music, and creative movement. Building on Kindergarten Dance, correct posture in positions 1 and 2 are encouraged, while introducing position 5 with arms. Port des bras, pirouettes, jeté’s, degagés, and rond de jambe’s are introduced throughout the year. Students are introduced to the ballet terms of previously learned positions and moves. The students will practice the French words out loud and learn their translation. Students continue to develop self-awareness and creative expression.

COST: $80/month (4 lessons a month) Mondays, 4-5:30 p.m.

TAP/JAZZ (GRADES 2-7)

This is a combination class where the first half of the class is jazz and the second half is tap. Jazz is a combination of many different genres from a slower, contemporary style to a faster, ethnic style. It involves stretching, rhythm development, and extension of basic ballet techniques. Tap dance focuses on the development of rhythm and music by using metal taps attached to a dancer’s shoes. Tap dances can be slow or high energy, but is always fun! We will focus on learning Tap basics and then incorporating them into combinations.

COST: $80/month (4 lessons a month) Tuesdays, 4-5:30 p.m.

HIP-HOP (GRADES 4-7)

Hip hop is a very high energy form of dance often seen on television!  The dancers will learn the fundamentals of hip hop and apply them to fast pace, popular music. This is a great way to build muscle strength, burn some energy, and learn rhythm.

COST: $80/month (4 lessons a month) Wednesdays, 4-5:30 p.m.

This summer we’re offering special summer-time extra-curricular activities for registered campers interested in pursuing their unique interests. Parents interested in signing up their camper for these activities can contact Jonny Schremmer at jonny.schremmer@thenewschool.org or (479) 521-7037 for more information.

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SUMMER ACADEMIES

SONGWRITING AND AUDIO ENGINEERING ACADEMY

WITH MR. AUSTIN

The New School’s songwriting and audio engineering academy will show students the ins and outs of making music, the song writing process, and how to enhance other kinds of art using music. For the songwriting portion of the academy, students will work together and individually via step-by-step guidance in writing songs and recording their music to share with their peers and family. Students will use both acoustic instruments such as percussion, guitars, and voice along with computer software instruments to create truly unique music. In addition to writing songs students will take part in other projects that require them to think creatively by using everyday objects to make sound effects that will sonically create the sounds of haunted houses, robots, nature, and more! Students will also take part in a film scoring project where they will learn to write a piece of music to fit a video clip, photograph, or painting! Finals projects of the students work will be presented at the end of the program. No previous musical experience is required!

JUNE 8-12, 8-10 A.M. GRADES 4-7. Minimum of 3 students, maximum of 12. COST: $150

PHOTOGRAPHY ACADEMY

WITH MR. AUSTIN

The New School’s photography academy will teach kids how to take their photography skills to the next level! Kids will engage daily in outdoor and indoor photography activities teaching them how to use a camera, apply photo effects and enhancements, and do fun photo-shoots based around nature, macro photography, wildlife, portraits and more! At the end of the session all the student’s best work will be displayed around the school for everyone to enjoy! If you love photography and want to learn more about how to take great photos sign up today! Student’s camera required for class. Not provided with academy.

JUNE 1-5, 8-10A A.M. GRADES 3-7. Minimum of 3 students, maximum of 12. COST: $150

YOUR TOASTER IS TALKING!

A 2-DAY TECH CAMP PRESENTED BY ARKANSAS CODE FESTIVAL AND PUNCHCARD LABS WITH BEN DAVIS

Interesting things happen when real-word objects meet the power of the Internet. Over the course of two days (10am-4pm), students will learn the foundations of engineering and robotics from experts in the field. No previous coding experience is necessary, and this won’t be a series of lectures. Students will get their hands dirty early on day one, building a simple project of their own with help from our awesome mentors.

JULY 7 & 8. GRADES 3-7. Priority registration for New School students is available until May 1. Availability is limited. COST: $150

In addition to our Summer Day Camp program, campers may sign up separately for one of our Summer Academies. Parents interested in signing up their camper for these academies can contact Jonny Schremmer at jonny.schremmer@thenewschool.org or (479) 521-7037 for more information.

CROSS PLATFORM CROSS STITCH

WITH MS. MARY KIM

Who says cross stitch is just for our Grannies? Over this one-week academy, students in 3rd-7th grade will design and create their own cross stitch designs, using a combination of Sketchbook and Tilen. Students will design vector images, and then convert them to “tiles” which can be used to establish cross stitch patterns. We will then learn the basics of cross stitching and selecting materials. Students will leave with an understanding of two useful pieces of software, and a customized piece of artwork.

JUNE 22 -26, 8-10 A.M. GRADES 3-7. Minimum of 3 students, maximum of 20 students.

COST: $160

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Summer Enrollment Fee of $50 (non-refundable) and 2015 Summer Enrollment Agreement with bank draft or credit card info. (PAGE 5)

2015 Summer Registration Form (PAGE 7)

Food Program (CACFP) Form (required for students who do not bring their own lunch) (PAGE 8)

Summer Policy Manual Agreement, Transport Authorization and Movie Permission (BELOW)

F L E X I B L E O P T I O N S

Register full-time by the month or create a plan that fits your schedule!

TO REGISTER FOR THE NEW SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAM, PLEASE SUBMIT:

TO VIEW THE SUMMER POLICY MANUAL AND THE MOST UP-TO-DATE FIELD TRIP INFORMATION, VISIT

ALL FORMS MUST BE COMPLETE PRIOR TO ATTENDING SUMMER DAY CAMPS.

thenewschool.org/summer

REGISTRATION INFORMATION2015 SUMMER ENROLLMENT

SUMMER REGISTRATION

ENROLLMENT / SUPPLY FEE

TUITION

LUNCHES

CHILD’S NAME

SUMMER ENROLLMENT FEE — $50 (non-refundable)

PARENT NAME(S)

STREET ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP

GRADE LEVEL FOR 2014-15 T-SHIRT SIZE (YS-AXL)

To register for the summer program, you must submit the following by May 15, 2015 for June (1-26) session. July (June 29- July 24) session is due by June 19, 2015:

1. Summer Enrollment Fee - $50 (non-refundable) and Enrollment Agreement (PAGE 7) with bank draft or credit card information.

2. 2015 Summer Registration Form (PAGE 9)

3. Food Program Form (PAGE 8) (Required for students who do not bring lunch)

4. Summer Policy Manual Agreement, Transport Authorization and Movie Permission (PAGE 6)

Please select full-time or part-time enrollment. If part-time, please indicate which days students will be attending. It is required to mark students’ days of attendance.

Afternoons Only: Lunch and the afternoon fi eld trip: $25 per day Full Week: $200 Part-Time: $40/day

ATTENDANCE OPTIONS

ALL FORMS MUST BE COMPLETE PRIOR TO ATTENDING SUMMER DAY CAMP.

My check for $50 is attached. DUE BY MAY 15, 2015

Please add the $50 fee to my fi rst bank draft or credit card. (3% convenience fee added for credit cards)

Full-time: $800/month Part-time: $40/day Half-day: $25

My child will participate in the lunch program provided by Child and Adult Care Food Program.

My child prefers to bring his/her lunch.

JUNE TUITION JULY TUITIONCIRCLE REQUESTED DAYS CALCULATE SELECTION CALCULATE SELECTIONCIRCLE REQUESTED DAYS

M T W T F # OF DAYS TUITION M T W T F # OF DAYS TUITION

1 2 3 4 5 x 29 30 1 2 3 x

8 9 10 11 12 x 6 7 8 9 10 x

15 16 17 18 19 x 13 14 15 16 17 x

22 23 24 25 26 x 20 21 22 23 24 x

TOTAL TOTAL

FULL-TIME$200/WK

PART-TIME$40/DAY

HALF-DAY$25/DAY

FULL-TIME$200/WK

PART-TIME$40/DAY

HALF-DAY$25/DAY

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To review the Summer Policy Manual, visit thenewschool.org/summer. The manual outlines The New School’s policies and procedures for students and families enrolled in The New School’s Summer Program. After you review the document, please submit the last page with your signature affirming you understand and agree to all of the procedures and policies therein.

By signing below, I acknowledge that I have read the full contents of the 2014 K-7 Summer Program Policy Manual, and that I understand and agree to comply with the policies described in it.

summer policy manual

PARENT & STUDENT SUMMER MANUAL AGREEMENT

STUDENT NAME

PARENT NAME

STUDENT SIGNATURE

PARENT SIGNATURE

DATE

DATE

By signing below, I grant any employee of The New School permission to transport my child, the above student, by vehicle between New School buildings in case of hazardous weather, illness, or injury. I give my permission for my child to attend the field trips listed on the Summer Day Camp Calendar for June and July.

TRANSPORTATION AUTHORIZATION

PARENT SIGNATURE DATE

New School 1-7 students may be shown G-rated movies. Parents may grant 1st-4th grade students to watch PG Movies. 5th-7th grade parents may grant permission for their child to watch PG and PG-13 movies as well. By signing below, I grant The New School permission to show PG-rated movies to my 1st-4th grade student and PG-13 rated movies to my 5th-7th grade child.

Grades 1-7 Movie Permission

PARENT SIGNATURE DATE

2015 SUMMER ENROLLMENT

SUMMER REGISTRATION

ENROLLMENT / SUPPLY FEE

TUITION

LUNCHES

CHILD’S NAME

SUMMER ENROLLMENT FEE — $50 (non-refundable)

PARENT NAME(S)

STREET ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP

GRADE LEVEL FOR 2014-15 T-SHIRT SIZE (YS-AXL)

To register for the summer program, you must submit the following by May 15, 2015 for June (1-26) session. July (June 29- July 24) session is due by June 19, 2015:

1. Summer Enrollment Fee - $50 (non-refundable) and Enrollment Agreement (PAGE 7) with bank draft or credit card information.

2. 2015 Summer Registration Form (PAGE 9)

3. Food Program Form (PAGE 8) (Required for students who do not bring lunch)

4. Summer Policy Manual Agreement, Transport Authorization and Movie Permission (PAGE 6)

Please select full-time or part-time enrollment. If part-time, please indicate which days students will be attending. It is required to mark students’ days of attendance.

Afternoons Only: Lunch and the afternoon fi eld trip: $25 per day Full Week: $200 Part-Time: $40/day

ATTENDANCE OPTIONS

ALL FORMS MUST BE COMPLETE PRIOR TO ATTENDING SUMMER DAY CAMP.

My check for $50 is attached. DUE BY MAY 15, 2015

Please add the $50 fee to my fi rst bank draft or credit card. (3% convenience fee added for credit cards)

Full-time: $800/month Part-time: $40/day Half-day: $25

My child will participate in the lunch program provided by Child and Adult Care Food Program.

My child prefers to bring his/her lunch.

JUNE TUITION JULY TUITIONCIRCLE REQUESTED DAYS CALCULATE SELECTION CALCULATE SELECTIONCIRCLE REQUESTED DAYS

M T W T F # OF DAYS TUITION M T W T F # OF DAYS TUITION

1 2 3 4 5 x 29 30 1 2 3 x

8 9 10 11 12 x 6 7 8 9 10 x

15 16 17 18 19 x 13 14 15 16 17 x

22 23 24 25 26 x 20 21 22 23 24 x

TOTAL TOTAL

FULL-TIME$200/WK

PART-TIME$40/DAY

HALF-DAY$25/DAY

FULL-TIME$200/WK

PART-TIME$40/DAY

HALF-DAY$25/DAY

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CAMPER INFORMATION

PAYMENT POLICIES

BANK DRAFT

NAME ON ACCOUNT

ROUTING NUMBER

Has this student been diagnosed with any educational, emotional, psychological, mental, behavioral, or chemical condition or disorder that would prevent him/her from cooperating with other campers?

Please see Policy Manual at thenewschool.org/summer.

Does this student have any physical, mental, emotional, psychological, or behavioral traits that would prevent him/her from participating in activities or working with others?

ACCOUNT NUMBER

FINANCIAL INSTITUTION: I hereby authorize The New School to initiate debit entries on the fi fteenth business day of each month from May through July to initiate, if necessary, credit entries and adjustments for any debit entries to my (our) account indicated below and the fi nancial institution named below, herinafter called Financial Institution, to credit and/or debit the same to such account.

PRINT NAME SIGNATURE DATE

CREDIT CARD INFORMATION

NAME ON CARD

CARD NUMBER

There is a 3% convenience fee for credit card payments.

Parents, please complete all bank draft information to guarantee enrollment. Please attach voided check or deposit form.

FINANCIAL INSTITUTION: I hereby authorize The New School to initiate charges on the credit card listed on the fi fteenth business day of each month from May through July and to initiate, if necessary, credit entries and adjustments for any debit entries to my (our) credit card indicated above and the fi nancial institution named below, herinafter called Financial Institution, to credit and/or debit the same to such account.

PRINT NAME SIGNATURE DATE

SECURITY CODEEXPIRATION /

No

No

Yes (explain)

Yes (explain)

This is verifi cation that I have read, understand and comply with the Discipline Policy listed in the K-7 Summer Program Manual or Preschool Parent Manual, whichever is applicable to my student.

2015 SUMMER INFORMATION

MEDICAL INFORMATION

AUTHORIZED FOR RELEASE

EMERGENCY CONTACT

SIGNATURE DATE

I give my consent for The New School to authorize medical or surgical aid deemed necessary and expedient by a licensed physician or surgeon in case of an emergency when parents cannot be reached. I also give my consent for a New School staff member to transport my child for emergency medical treatment if the parents cannot be reached.

I authorize The New School to administer the following medicines. Parents will be notifi ed with an Ouch Report if any medication given.

CHILD’S NAME AGE DATE OF BIRTH GRADE COMPETED

STREET ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP

SCHOOL PARENTS/GUARDIAN

MOTHER’S/GUARDIAN’S EMPLOYER WORK HOURS

FATHER’S/GUARDIAN’S EMPLOYER WORK HOURS

SPECIAL NEEDS / MEDICATIONS / ALLERGIES

WORK # MOBILE # EMAIL

NAME RELATIONSHIP TO STUDENTPHONE

NAME RELATIONSHIP TO STUDENTPHONE

PHONE # RELATIONSHIP TO STUDENTWORK #

NAME RELATIONSHIP TO STUDENTPHONE

MEDICAL DR. / EMERGENCY CARE FACILITY PHONE ADDRESS

WORK # MOBILE # EMAIL

The following people are authorized for release of my child at any time.

This person is authorized to take my child from The New School at any time. He/she is the primary contact if the parents cannot be reached.

AUTHORIZED MEDICATIONS: Acetaminophen Ibuprofen Benadryl Itch Cream Triple Antibiotic Cream Sunscreen (PARENTS PROVIDE)

NAME STREET ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP

DISCIPLINE POLICY

MEDIA RELEASEThe New School images used are chosen with reasonable judgment for purposes directly related to the operation of the school. I authorize The New School to use digital images for school wide purposes.

YES NO

YES NO

This is verifi cation that I have read, understand, and have been made aware of policies and procedures of the New School Program. I affi rm that all of the information above is current and accurate.

SIGNATURE DATE

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E U S E O N L Y

DATE OF ENROLLMENT

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CHILD(REN) INFORMATION (PLEASE PRINT)

CACFP ENROLLMENT FORM

ENROLLMENT FORM

You have chosen a daycare that participates in the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). It is our goal to assist in providing your child with nutritious meals/snacks. This enrollment information may be verifi ed. The meal times, the meal pattern and the daily menus should be posted and available for parents at all times. If you have questions or comments, or would like to learn more about CACFP, contact our offi ce at 501 320-8958.

THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS REQUIRED BY USDA FEDERAL REGULATION CFR 226.15(E)(2).

I wish to enroll my child(ren), whose names and enrollment information are given below, in the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program. I understand this program reimburses day care facilities for serving nutritious, well balanced meals/snacks to day care children.

I understand my child(ren) will receive meals at no extra charge to me when they are in care during any scheduled meal service. I understand that the day care facility cannot and will not discriminate for reasons of race, color, national origin, sex, or disability. There is to be no discrimination in admission policy, meal service, or use of facility. Any complaints should be addressed to: USDA, Director, Offi ce of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Note here any food allergies or special needs your child(ren) have:

PROVIDER’S INITIALS

TO BE COMPLETED BY PARENT / GUARDIAN

DATE

In case of emergency, please call: HOME #

PARENT ADDRESS

PARENT SIGNATURE

WORK #

DATE

DOCTOR’S NAME

My child(ren) will be served the following meals: Breakfast A.M. Snack Lunch P.M. Snack Other

FIRST NAME LAST NAME AGE BIRTHDATE HOURS OF CARE DAYS OF THE WEEK (CIRCLE) GENDER

/ / FROM TO M T W T F

/ / FROM TO M T W T F

/ / FROM TO M T W T F

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WEEK 1 MONDAY 6/1 TUESDAY 6/2 WEDNESDAY 6/3 THURSDAY 6/4 FRIDAY 6/5

K Bowling Starlight Skatium Movie and Popcorn Party Braum’s Sprinkler Party

1st & 2nd Road King Games on Campus Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Movie and Popcorn Party Mad Science on Campus

3rd & 4th Gator Golf Mad Science on Campus Bowling Starlight Skatium Movie and Popcorn Party

5th - 7th Lokomotion Road King Games on Campus Gator Golf Starlight Skatium Springdale Aquatic Center

WEEK 3 MONDAY 6/15 TUESDAY 6/16 WEDNESDAY 6/17 THURSDAY 6/18 FRIDAY 6/19

K Movie and Popcorn Party Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Braum’s Sprinkler Party

1st & 2nd Road King Games on Campus Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Movie and Popcorn Party Gator Golf

3rd & 4th High Rise Naturals Game Bowling Starlight Skatium Ice Skating

5th - 7th Bowling Naturals Game Movie Theater Starlight Skatium Springdale Aquatic Center

FIELD TRIP SCHEDULE

WEEK 5 MONDAY 6/29 TUESDAY 6/30 WEDNESDAY 7/1 THURSDAY 7/2 FRIDAY 7/3

K Bowling Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Braum’s Sprinkler Party

1st & 2nd Springdale Aquatic Center Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Lokomotion Movie and Popcorn Party

3rd & 4th Movie and Popcorn Party Springdale Aquatic Center Bowling Starlight Skatium Ice Skating

5th - 7th Mad Science on Campus Bowling Modern Mission Starlight Skatium Springdale Aquatic Center

WEEK 7 MONDAY 7/13 TUESDAY 7/14 WEDNESDAY 7/15 THURSDAY 7/16 FRIDAY 7/17

K Boingo Bounce Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Movie Theater Sprinkler Party

1st & 2nd Springdale Aquatic Center Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Movie Theater Bowling

3rd & 4th Movie and Popcorn Party Springdale Aquatic Center Bowling Starlight Skatium Road King Games on Campus

5th - 7th Bowling Movie and Popcorn Party Braum’s Starlight Skatium Lokomotion

WEEK 2 MONDAY 6/8 TUESDAY 6/9 WEDNESDAY 6/10 THURSDAY 6/11 FRIDAY 6/12

K Chuck E. Cheese Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Braum’s Sprinkler Party

1st & 2nd Springdale Aquatic Center Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Lokomotion Movie and Popcorn Party

3rd & 4th Movie and Popcorn Party Springdale Aquatic Center Bowling Starlight Skatium Gator Golf

5th - 7th Bowling Movie and Popcorn Party Gator Golf Starlight Skatium Springdale Aquatic Center

WEEK 6 MONDAY 7/6 TUESDAY 7/7 WEDNESDAY 7/8 THURSDAY 7/9 FRIDAY 7/10

K Movie and Popcorn Party Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Braum’s Sprinkler Party

1st & 2nd Mad Science on Campus Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Bowling Movie and Popcorn Party

3rd & 4th Road King Games on Campus Springdale Aquatic Center Bowling Starlight Skatium Lokomotion

5th - 7th High Rise Movie and Popcorn Party Gator Golf Starlight Skatium Springdale Aquatic Center

WEEK 4 MONDAY 6/22 TUESDAY 6/23 WEDNESDAY 6/24 THURSDAY 6/25 FRIDAY 6/26

K Boingo Bounce Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Braum’s Sprinkler Party

1st & 2nd Springdale Aquatic Center Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Bowling Movie and Popcorn Party

3rd & 4th Movie Theater Springdale Aquatic Center Bowling Starlight Skatium Gator Golf

5th - 7th Movie and Popcorn Party Bowling Lokomotion Starlight Skatium Springdale Aquatic Center

WEEK 8 MONDAY 7/20 TUESDAY 7/21 WEDNESDAY 7/22 THURSDAY 7/23 FRIDAY 7/24

K Bowling Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Braum’s Sprinkler Party

1st & 2nd Springdale Aquatic Center Starlight Skatium Fayetteville Public Library Bowling Movie and Popcorn Party

3rd & 4th Movie and Popcorn Party Springdale Aquatic Center Bowling Starlight Skatium Braum’s

5th - 7th Road King Games on Campus Bowling Fast Lane Starlight Skatium Springdale Aquatic Center

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FIELD TRIP SCHEDULEK 12:15 BOARD BUS 12:30-2:30 ACTIVITY 2:45 BACK AT SCHOOL 3rd & 4th 11:45 BOARD BUS 12:00-2:00 ACTIVITY 2:15 BACK AT SCHOOL

1st & 2nd 1:30 BOARD BUS 1:45-3:30 ACTIVITY 3:45 BACK AT SCHOOL 5th – 7th 1:00 BOARD BUS 1:15-3:00 ACTIVITY 3:15 BACK AT SCHOOL