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Anchorage Public School

School Sponsored

Fall Afterschool

Enrichment/Athletic

Activities for Students

4th/5th Grade Academic Team In late October, each fourth and fifth grade student receives an invitation to

join the Academic Team. Students are expected to attend at least one

practice each week from November – March. Practices give students the

opportunity to enhance individual skills while contributing to a group

endeavour. During the practice sessions, the team members learn the rules

for different events and expand their knowledge of Kentucky’s Core Content

through exploration and review activities. Team members with excellent

attendance, exemplary behavior, and improved statistics are given first

consideration during the competition selection process.

The 4-5 Academic Team Activities are described below:

Kentucky’s Governor’s Cup Competition - February and March

The Academic Team members participate in the following Governor’s Cup

events sponsored by the Kentucky Association for Academic Competition

(KAAC): Quick Recall (team competition); Written Composition (individual

on-demand writing prompt); and Written Assessments (multiple choice in

Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts; and Arts/Humanities).

Students compete at the District level for the opportunity to advance to the

Regional Competition.

School Sponsored Activity/Coaches: Lisa Campbell and Lizanne Hunter

Schedule 4th/5th Grade Academic Team practices and competitions run from

November through March.

Registration 4/5 Academic Team Participant Fee: $90

Grade Range: 4th—5th

Registration information will be distributed in October. Please email Coach

Lisa Campbell or Coach Lizanne Hunter with any questions at the following

addresses:

[email protected];

[email protected].

6th Grade Academic Team In September, each sixth grader receives an invitation to join the Academic

Team. Recognizing that each student can make valuable contributions to the

team, our goal is to involve as many interested and dedicated students as

possible. Team members are expected to attend our one practice each week.

During the practice sessions, the team members learn the rules for different

events and expand their knowledge of Kentucky’s Core Content through ex-

ploration and review activities. Team members with excellent attendance,

exemplary behavior, and improved statistics are given first consideration dur-

ing the competition selection process.

The 6th Grade Academic Team activities are described below:

Kentucky Colonels Sixth Grade Academic Showcase - December

This event, similar to the Governor’s Cup Competition, is sponsored by the

Kentucky Association for Academic Competition (KAAC). Academic Team

members compete in the Quick Recall tournament. Individual team members

may also participate in Written Composition and multiple-choice Written

Assessments in Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts, and

Arts/Humanities.

American Scholastic Academic Challenge - February

Academic Team members may choose to compete in the American Scholastic

Achievement League’s 100-question Academic Challenge. This activity

affords students the opportunity to take a general knowledge test on-line.

Individuals are recognized for academic excellence.

School Sponsored Activity/Coach: Karen Steltenpohl

Schedule 6th Grade Academic Team practices and competitions run from September

through December.

Registration 6th Grade Academic Team Participant Fee: $75

Grade Range: 6th

Registration information will be distributed in September. Please email Coach

Karen Steltenpohl at [email protected] with any

questions.

Middle School Academic Team In late September, each middle school student receives an invitation to join

the Academic Team. It is important to remember that every student can make

valuable contributions to the Academic Team. Our goal is to involve as many

interested and dedicated students as possible.

During practice sessions, the team members learn the rules for different

events, plot their competition strategy, and expand their knowledge of

Kentucky’s Core Content through exploration and review activities. Team

members are expected to attend practice each week from late September

until the Governor’s Cup Competitions in January and February. Team mem-

bers with excellent attendance, exemplary behavior, and improved statistics

are given first consideration during the competition selection process. After

Governor’s Cup, the team takes a short break. Then an optional spring prac-

tice schedule is set for team members interested in any of the competitions

held in the spring.

The 7-8 Academic Team activities are as follows:

Pre-Season – Volunteers represent Anchorage in any pre-season invitational

tournaments.

Kentucky Governor’s Cup Competition - January, February, March

Team members may participate in these events sponsored by the Kentucky

Association for Academic Competition (KAAC): Quick Recall (team

competition); Written Composition (individual on-demand writing); and Written

Assessments (individual multiple-choice test) in Mathematics, Science, Social

Studies, Language Arts; and Arts/Humanities. Students compete at the

District level for the opportunity to advance to the Regional and State

Competitions.

Middle School Academic Team (continued) American Scholastic Academic Challenge - February

Academic Team members may choose to compete in the American Scholastic

Achievement League’s 100-question Academic Challenge. This activity

affords students the opportunity to take a general knowledge test on-line.

Individuals are recognized for academic excellence.

Special Invitations – late September - May

When the team receives invitations for other academic events throughout the

year, interested and available Academic Team members may opt to

participate in additional activities.

School Sponsored Activity/Coach: Karen Steltenpohl

Schedule 7th/8th Grade Academic Team practices and competitions run from late

September through February with optional spring practice schedule.

Registration 7th/8th Grade Academic Team Participant Fee: $95


Registration information will be distributed in late September. Please email

Coach Karen Steltenpohl at [email protected] with

any questions.

Community Connections Club Participating students will learn about the needs in our community and will

lead and plan community service projects. Students will actively participate

in planning a holiday project to support The Family Scholar House and in

supporting other school wide community service activities.

School Sponsored Activity

Sponsor: Raechel Minor & Carey McCoy

Parent Volunteers: Nancy Lynn Walters, Catherine Werner

Schedule The club will meet for an organizational meeting on Friday, August 26th from

2:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. in the middle school science classroom and then

monthly thereafter on the following Fridays.

Registration Fee is $20 (Includes club t-shirt)

Grade Range: 6th—8th (Size of the club is not limited to a maximum number

of participants.)

All students interested in participating should attend the organization-

al meeting scheduled for Friday, August 26th at 2:00 p.m.

For more information contact Mrs. Minor at

[email protected],

mailto:[email protected]

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) The Fellowship of Christian Athletes engages students to grow in their faith

with one another.

FCA co-sponsors are Jeff Dunn and Hannah Donald.

Schedule FCA meets every Friday in the small gym from 7:20 a.m. until dismissal to

classes. Drop-off of students for FCA meetings is in the back carpool lot and

students should enter through the gym foyer door. FCA will begin meeting in

September on a date to be determined.

Registration

No cost to participate


No prior registration required, meetings are open to all 6th through 8th grade

students.

For additional information email:

Mr. Dunn at [email protected]

Mrs. Donald at [email protected]

Cross Country Thank you for your interest in Cross Country at Anchorage! Our inaugural

year will focus on elementary students; however, practice and meets will be

open to all students 1st – 8th. (Parents are also welcome to volunteer, or

run, with their athlete!) As a parent, your help is needed to promote positive

fitness goals.

Cross Country Season

First Practice: August 17, 2016

Meets: Approximately five meets, TBD

Meets will likely be on Fridays or Saturday mornings.

Athletes are encouraged to attend all meets.

Season End: End of October 2016

Practice

Practices will be on Wednesdays from 3:15 until 4:30 at school. Athletes will

need to bring clothes and shoes to change into after school. Practices are

necessary to fully prepare the athletes to complete distance runs. All practic-

es will include a warm-up, fun runs, long runs, and cool down. Generally,

practices will be held at the school and at Anchorage Trails additional loca-

tions may be added later.

Schedule First Practice: August 17, 2016

Meets: Approximately five meets, TBD

Meets will likely be on Fridays or Saturday mornings.

Athletes are encouraged to attend all meets.

Season End: End of October 2016

Practice

Practices will be on Wednesdays from 3:15 until 4:30 at school. Athletes will

need to bring clothes and shoes to change into after school. Practices are

necessary to fully prepare the athletes to complete distance runs. All practic-

es will include a warm-up, fun runs, long runs, and cool down. Generally,

practices will be held at the school and at Anchorage Trails additional loca-

tions may be added later.

Registration

https://anchorage-school.org/2016/08/12/cross-country-at-anchorage/

https://anchorage-school.org/2016/08/12/cross-country-at-anchorage/

Field Hockey Teams (Interscholastic) Our Field Hockey program is a great outdoor activity that allows students to

develop skills in the sport while building stamina, teamwork skills and

friendships.

School Sponsored Activity/Athletic Director: Jennifer Lanham

Schedule Practices are twice per week. Game schedule is posted on school website at

www.anchorage-school.org.

Registration Participant Fee: $95 (Fee includes the use of a kilt and a jersey for all

participants. Participants must purchase shin guards NFHA approved eye

protection, brightly colored mouth guard, stick, white socks and red socks.

Limited number of sticks available on loan to participants unsure if they want

to continue in the field hockey program long-term.)

Grade Range:

Acorns Team: Grades 8th

Coaches: Cary Martin and Jessica Ellison

Chestnut Team: Grades 4th—5th

Coach: Sara Wiles

Parent Volunteers: Sarah Berakovich

Registration information is available on the school website.

KHSAA Athletic Participation/Physical Examination Form must be completed

by a doctor and submitted before the student can participate in drills or

practice. Form can be found on the Anchorage School website under

“Parents”/”Forms”

http://www.anchorage-school.org

Math Counts Math Counts is a nationally recognized 6th – 8th grade mathematics program,

designed to enhance a student’s problem-solving capabilities within a

competitive learning environment. The program consists of a series of written

tests – a Sprint Round (30 problems in 40 minutes – no calculator); a Target

Round (8 problems presented to competitors in four pairs with 6 minutes per

pair – calculator allowed) and a Team Round (10 problems that a four-

member team works together to complete in 20 minutes – calculator al-

lowed). Students compete at an individual level and at a team level. For

additional information check out www.mathcounts.org .

School Sponsored Activity/Coach: Jan Broyles

How Can Students Prepare? Over the course of the next few months Mrs. Sangster and Mrs. Broyles will

be working with Math Counts type of curriculum within our LEAPS classes and

Mrs. Haufe will be assisting with the program. Generally in early to mid Octo-

ber we will begin holding Math Counts Practices on Tuesday mornings from

7:10 to 7:55 AM in room 206. Participants in the morning practices will be

students selected from our classes that have demonstrated initiative, willing-

ness, and mathematical aptitude as determined by a variety of assessments.

A practice schedule will be determined and distributed to selected partici-

pants prior to AM meetings.

What are the Competition Details? Up to ten students may be selected to represent Anchorage School for the

Louisville Chapter official competition, which generally occurs in early-to-mid

February.

http://www.mathcounts.org

Music Composition Using Finale Software Advanced music students will have the opportunity to participate in a 9-week

after school class on how to use Finale software for music composition.

Students will have the opportunity to input their compositions into the same

award-winning software program that is used by many composers who pro-

vide music for movies.

School Sponsored Activity/Instructor: Dr. Lightbourne

Schedule Finale Software classes will meet afterschool in the piano lab on Wednes-

days, from 3:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. beginning September 7th. Class dates

are as follows: September 7, 14, 21, 28; October 12, 19, 26; November 2, 9.

Student pick-up is from the breezeway door nearest the piano lab.

Registration Participation is open to upper intermediate/advanced music students with

two or more years of instrument playing, music reading or singing experience.

Fee: $108.00 (Minimum enrollment of 4 participants is required).

To register or for more information contact Dr. Lightbourne at

[email protected].

Coed Soccer Teams (Interscholastic) Our Coed Soccer program is a great outdoor activity that allows students to

develop skills in the sport while building stamina, teamwork skills and

friendships.

School Sponsored Activity/Athletic Director: Jennifer Lanham

Coaches: Stephanie Liford and Rick Haufe

Schedule Practices are twice per week with approximately 9 games and one

tournament per team. The first practice will be August 17th this year and the

season runs from August 17-September 30th. Soccer will be practicing on

Wednesdays and Thursdays from 3:05-4:25 p.m

Game schedule is posted on school website at www.anchorage-school.org.

Registration Participant Fee: $95 (Participants are provided a uniform. All players must

have their own shin guards, red socks and mouth guard.

Grade Range:

6th/7th/8th Grade Team

Registration information is available in back-to-school packets.

KHSAA Athletic Participation/Physical Examination Form must be completed

by a doctor and submitted before the student can participate in drills or

practice. Form can be found on the Anchorage School website under

“Parents”/”Forms”

http://www.anchorage-school.org

Spanish Conversation Club Spanish Conversation Club gives middle school students an opportunity to

strengthen their Spanish linguistic skills through informal activities and

games, as well as cultural enrichment.

School Sponsored Activity/Sponsors: Hannah Donald/Carey McCoy

Schedule Spanish Conversation Club meets once a month, after school from 3:15 p.m.

– 4:30 p.m. either in room 117 or room 226. Specific meeting dates to be

determined.

Registration


Fee: No cost to participate

No prior registration required, meetings are open to all 6th through 8th grade

students.

For additional information email Mrs. Donald at han-

[email protected]

Robotics Club The purpose of robotics is to inspire students through the use of technology

to become problem solvers, engineers, and collaborative workers. The stu-

dents will learn how to program robots to complete designated tasks.

School Sponsored Activity/Instructor: Deborah Sloan

Schedule First meeting will be Thursday September 15. Club will meet every Thursday

thereafter.

Location: Stem Lab Classroom #224

Field Trip to observe Lego Robotics Competition will be Saturday December

3.

Registration Grade Range: 4th-5th Grades

Size: Limited to 12 participants

Fee: $40

Registration forms will be available at the front desk.

For additional information email Deborah Sloan at debo-

[email protected]

Multi-Sensory Phonetic Reinforcement “Top Secret” Mission Assignments Calling all elementary students…WE NEED YOU! The (K-2) students of An-chorage are invited to complete “Top Secret” mission training with Agent Stew-art and Mrs. McCoy Each training session will combine phonetic reinforcement activities with basic movement patterns in an engaging, fun multi-sensory ap-proach to phonetic instruction. Students will participate in hands-on activities that are presented in an auditory, visual and kinesthetic manner. Each session is de-signed to address all learning styles and reinforce the basic reading skills being taught in their classrooms. Successful completion may just lead to a “Top Secret” mission assignment. Are the students of Anchorage up to the challenge? We sure hope so!

School Sponsored Activity/Instructor: Steve Stewart & Carey McCoy

Schedule If there is adequate enrollment two classes will be formed, the first meeting

on Mondays from 3:10 p.m. until 4:10 p.m. and the second meeting on Thurs-

days from 3:10 p.m. until 4:10 p.m. If there is not adequate enrollment clas-

ses may be combined.

The Monday class will meet on the following dates: September 12, 19, 26;

October 10, 17, 24; 31; November 7, 14, 28.

The Thursday class will meet on the following dates: September 15, 22, 29;

October 13, 20, 27; November 3, 10, 17, December 1.

Optional Parent Meetings – may choose to attend one (children may attend

with parents): August 24h at 3:00 p.m & August 29h at 3:00 p.m and 5:30

p.m. If you have questions please email Mr. Stewart at ste-

[email protected]

Registration Registration forms and payment should be submitted to Adrienn Carman at

the APS front desk. Fee for participating is $65 per student. Please make

checks payable to Anchorage Public School.

Grade Range: K—2nd/Size of the class is limited to a maximum of 12 partici-

pants. Minimum enrollment of 8 is required.

STEM & STEAM Clubs The United States is projected to have 1.2 million job openings in science,

technology, engineering and math (STEM) related occupations by the year

2018. The STEM clubs offered at our school are designed for students who

have a strong desire to learn more about the STEM fields. Activities will

include students using the Engineering Design Process to “Ask, Imagine, Plan,

Create, and Improve” STEM challenges that will complement the Next

Generation Science Standards.

K-3 STEAM Club: LEGO Literacy Learning is a school sponsored activity. The

instructor is Susanne Hannigan and Jackie Holt. K-3 STEM Club will incor-

porate STEM learning with a literacy-based monthly theme. This multi-

sensory program will include storytelling (involving critical listening, com-

prehension, and discussion), presentation of the design thinking process

(involving drawing and writing), as well as LEGO building.

Intermediate STEAM Club (Grades 4 - 5) is a school sponsored activity. The

instructor is Meg Wilson. This club includes art as an integrated element, thus

the club for this level is a STEAM Club (science, technology, engineering, art

and mathematics). Students will participate in exciting real world challenges,

learn about brain-stimulating math games, try 21st Century math and science

interactive explorations, integrate art and design elements into the sciences

and learn about computer coding.

Middle School STEM Club is a school sponsored activity. The instructor is

Raechel Minor. During both semesters the club will meet the 2nd and 4th

Tuesday of each month.

Schedule K-3 STEM Club will meet on the final Wednesday of each month after school

(3:00-4:00) in the LEAPS classroom (room 206), September-April (excluding

December).

Jackie Holt’s Dates include: 9/28/16, 10/26/16, 11/30/16, 1/25/17,

2/29/17, 3/28/17, and 4/25/17

Susanne Hannigan’s Dates include: 9/12/16, 10/10/16, 11/7/16,

12/5/16, 1/9/17, 2/6/17, 3/6/17, 4/10/17.

At the conclusion of STEM club meetings parents must sign-out and pick-up

their child in room 206.

STEM & STEAM Clubs (continued) Intermediate STEAM Clubs (Grades 4 - 5) will meet for separate six week fall

and spring sessions. Both sessions will be held in the computer lab (room

204) from 3:00 - 4:00. Fall session dates will begin on October 12 and run

each Wednesday afternoon through November 16. Spring session dates will

begin on February 8 and run each Wednesday afternoon (except for Winter

break) through March 22. There will be no STEAM Club meeting on Wednes-

day, February 15. These are two separate sessions. Interested students may

apply for either session or for both.

Middle School STEM Club (Grades 6th-8th) will first meet on Tuesday August

30 and every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month thereafter.

Registration

K-3 STEAM Club fee is $35 per student. An informational flyer including

registration information will be distributed to all K-3 students in early

September.

Maximum enrollment: 20 students (5 students per grade level)

Intermediate STEAM Clubs (Grades 4 - 5) fee is $40. Registration information

will be distributed in early September for the fall session and in early January

for the spring session. Information will be sent home with all 4th and 5th

graders and will be posted on the school website

Middle School STEM Club (Grades 6th-8th) fee is $50 per semester. Registra-

tion information will be distributed in September through the Middle School

Newsletter and School News emails. Information will also be posted on the

website under the “News” link.

Anchorage Public School

Community Sponsored

Fall Afterschool

Enrichment/Athletic

Activities for Students

Anchorage Children’s Theatre Provides the opportunity for students to participate in a theater production.

Community Sponsored Activity

Anchorage Children’s Theatre President: Kristen Wilson

Workshop Schedule Acting Anchors Jr. (Grades 1st &2nd)

Fridays August 19- September 9 2-3:30pm

Acting Anchors (Grades 3rd-5th)

Tuesdays AND Thursdays August 16- September 8 3-4:30pm

ACT (Grades 6th-8th)

Workshop Weekend Cedar Ridge Camp October 21-23

Registration and Parent Q&A August 10 in the Cafeteria from 8 AM - 2 PM

Rehearsal Schedules Acting Anchors Jr. (Grades 1st and 2nd)

Performance Dates: January 19th-22nd

Rehearsals: Fridays September 16-January 13 2pm-3pm

If we are off school, rehearsals will be on Wednesdays

3pm-4pm

TECH WEEK- Week of January 16th

Acting Anchors (Grades 3rd-5th)

Performance Dates: January 19th-22

Rehearsals: Tuesdays AND Thursdays September 13-January 12

3-4:30pm

Fridays December 2, 9 & January 6,13 from 3-4:30

TECH WEEK- Week of January 16th

ACT (Grades 6th-8th)

Performance Dates: March 9-12

Rehearsals: Tuesdays and Thursdays October 25-March 2

4:30-6:30

Fridays November 4-March 3

Wednesdays January 25- March 1

TECH WEEK- Week of March 6

Anchorage Young Musicians Anchorage Young Musicians is expanding and will be meeting at school! The

purpose of this club is to encourage music development and performance

opportunities for instrumental music students at Anchorage school and in

the Anchorage community. Students often are more motivated to practice

when they have a performance to prepare for so this is a great way to

motivate them (and get the most out of your investment in their musical

education too)!


Sponsor: Dr. Linda Lightbourne

Parent Volunteers: Meredith Loveless and Nandita Segan

Schedule 2016-2017 program includes:

Concerts—Concerts are designed to be a fun way for music students to

perform in an non-threatening and encouraging environment. The program is

designed to last 45 minutes or less so young children (and parents) can enjoy

the performances in a shorter format. Beginner, intermediate and advanced

students are mixed into the program so young children can be encouraged by

the more advanced students. The program ends with a performance by an

established adult musician! All instruments at all levels are encouraged to

participate. Concerts are being held at Owl Creek Country Club and

Anchorage Music teachers are also encouraged to bring students to create a

community event. Refreshments will be served.

This year's concerts are planned for:

Holiday Concert 12/3/16 2pm Owl Creek Country Club

Spring Concert 4/22/17 3pm Owl Creek Country Club

Community Service—There will be several opportunities for community

service such as performing at nursing homes and other community events.

Opportunities to perform at school based events are also possible.

Town Hall Meetings—Club members will have the opportunity to participate in

quarterly after school town hall meeting with Dr. Lightbourne for another op-

portunity for fun and informal performance.

Anchorage Young Musicians (continued) Registration Grade Range: K-8th (Open to any Anchorage School students who play an

instrument)

Registration information is available at back-to-school orientation on August

12th.

Club fee (including t-shirt) is $35 (3rd child or more $15 each additional

child). Please make check payable to Anchorage Young Musicians.

For more information contact: Meredith Loveless, Nandita Segan or Dr. Linda

Lightbourne at [email protected]

Band We are working on providing students with a chance to participate in a band

program this school year. If interested, stay posted for future information via

the school website.

Bricks 4 Kids BRICKS 4 KIDZ programs provide an extraordinary atmosphere for students

to build unique creations, explore architecture and engineering, including

famous buildings, motorized machines and inventions, all while having fun

using LEGO® bricks. The activities are designed to trigger young children’s

lively imaginations, build their self--‐confidence, and develop problem solving

and critical thinking skills. Class size is limited. The options are endless with

the Bricks 4 Kidz model plans.

Kid tested and approved for learning fun!

Motto: Inspiring, developing and educating…one LEGO® brick at a time!


Instructor: Sharon Dodson

Schedule Meetings will be on Wednesdays with the first meeting being September 14.

Meeting dates are as follows: September 14, 21, 28; October 12, 19, 26.

Regisration Registration will be available online at. Questions can be directed at Sharon

Dodson at [email protected]

Grade Range K-2

Cost $70

Cheerleading The squad is open to all students (no previous experience required) and

consists of enthusiastic, dynamic, fun, hardworking children from the

Anchorage community whose mission is to primarily represent the school with

a spirit of support for teams, fans and the entire Anchor community.

All areas of cheerleading are covered, from dance, gymnastics, jumps,

motions and pyramids, to learning the school song and cheering at games.


Sponsor: Andrea Donan

Schedule Practices are held on Mondays from 3:15 p.m. until 4:45 p.m. Beginning on

September 12 and going through January. The season will conclude with the

Anchorage Invitational Basketball tournament in February. Participants cheer

at approximately 10 home games for the sixth, seventh and eighth grade

basketball teams.

Registration Fee is $200 for a first year cheerleader, and minimal fees for each year

thereafter. No additional costs will be incurred and the group does not fund-

raise.

Grade Range: K—8

If your child is interested in cheering please email Andrea Donan at

[email protected].

Chess Learning the basics of chess and strategy. Tournaments are held throughout the year,

however tournament participation is not required. Practices are weekly.

Sponsor: Rick Haufe

Schedule Parent Meeting: October 14 at 2:00 p.m. in Room 214

Chess Club begins October 21st and meets each Friday that school is in ses-

sion from 2:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m.

Club meetings last until 3:00 pm and pick up is at the front entrance.

Registration Fee is $200 per school year

Grade Range: K—8th

Size of the club is not limited to a maximum number of participants.

If your child is interested, please email Rick Haufe at

[email protected].

Fencing Fencing develops endurance, strength, flexibility and the capacity to "relax

under fire." Physical coordination is also improved. Instruction will be

provided by the Louisville Fencing Center.


Sponsor: Adam Goebel

Schedule Fencing Club offers two (one per semester) 8 week sessions in the fall and

spring semesters. In the fall the club meets on Wednesday from August 31

through October 26. The class meets for 1 hour after school.

Registration Cost is $100 each semester, plus a one-time $10 fee for USFA member-

ship. If student participants need a glove, shirt and pants the cost is $50.

Size of the class is limited to a maximum of 15 participants and it is open to

new participants as well as those that have participated in previous sessions.

Grade Range: 3rd—8th

Size of the class is limited to a maximum of 14 participants.

If your child is interested, please email Adam Goebel at

[email protected].


Girl Scouts The Girl Scout program is fun with purpose! It is based on the Girl Scout

Promise and Law that generations of girls have followed. In 2008, Girl Scouts

launched the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, represented by three keys of

leadership—Discover, Connect, and Take Action —to promote the Girl Scout

Mission: Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who

make the world a better place.


Sponsor: Beth Barnickle

Schedule Girl Scouts meets monthly in the cafeteria after school from 3:00 p.m. until

4:15 p.m. on the following dates: September 13, October 11, November 15,

December 13, January 10, February 7, March 14, April 1, and May 9.

Registration Fee is $30 (does not include uniform)

Grade Range: 2nd—3rd

Size of the club is limited to a maximum of 22 participants.

If your child is interested, please email Beth Barnickle at

[email protected]. If the club fills up please email Mr. VK at

[email protected] to be placed on a waiting list.

https://www.girlscouts.org/program/basics/promise_law/

https://www.girlscouts.org/program/basics/promise_law/

https://www.girlscouts.org/gsle/

https://www.girlscouts.org/program/journeys/transforming_leadership_17.pdf

Golf for Beginners Students will learn the fundamentals of golf including the objective of the

game, basic rules & etiquette, principles of putting and chipping, and

ultimately some basic swing techniques.


Coach: Markus Winkler

Schedule Golf for Beginners will meet weekly on the Anchorage Trail on the following

Wednesdays from 3:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m.: August 31, September 7, 14,

21, & 28. October 12, 19, &7 26.

Registration Fee: No cost (Students may bring their own putter and iron if they have one,

however appropriately sized donated equipment will be provided for partici-

pants. If you have equipment to donate to this club please contact Mr. Terry

Grade Range: K—2nd

Size of the class is limited to a maximum of 10 participants.

Registration forms are available at Orientation on August 10th and at the APS

front desk. Registration forms are due by September 8th and can be

submitted to Adrienn Carmen at the APS front desk. Please remember, class

size is limited an participants will be accepted in the order registration forms

are received.

If you have questions please email Markus Winkler at

[email protected].

Orchestra Do you have experience on a stringed instrument? We welcome all additions

to the Anchorage Orchestra! Calling all violin, viola and cello players, we

would love to have you!


Sponsor: Elysa Valentino

Schedule Orchestra meets 2 days a week, 7:00-7:50 am in the District Office Class-

room. Advanced Orchestra meets on Monday and Tuesday mornings.

Concerts are scheduled for the evenings of November 30 and April 26th in

the school auditorium at 7:00 p.m.

Registration Cost is $200 for the full year.

Grade Range: 3rd-8th

If your child is interested, please contact Elysa Valentino at

[email protected].


Wet Your Palette Camp-A-Little started four years ago when our summer art camp students

didn't want to stop coming after their week of camp was over! It has evolved

into an after school art program that is a great outlet for children. Each class

has a balance of creative exploration and art education. Children will thor-

oughly enjoy learning, exploring, observing, and creating in an inclusive, in-

spiring and no pressure at-home environment.

One of our leaders will walk the children from school to the Whet Your Palette

studio at 1415 Evergreen Rd.


Sponsor: Judith Kronbcah

Schedule Choose from M, T, W or Th 3:00-5:00 and Fridays 2:00-4:00. (Children may

sign up for multiple days per week if desired.)

Registration Cost is $65 per calendar month for one day after school per week and is

available (but not required) the entire school year.

*One day Camp-A-Little Drop-in is available at a rate of $22 per visit.

If your child is interested, please contact Judith Kronbcah at (502) 438-8865

or [email protected]

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4Kicks for Kidz Soccer This is a non-competitive eight week soccer program designed for Elemen-

tary students. Children will play a 3v3 small sided game Festival style, with

emphasis on fun and no score keeping.


Coach: Gionatan Surrenti

Schedule Fridays 2:00 p.m. — 3:00 p.m. beginning September 9th with session dates

as follows: September 9, 16, 23, 30; October 14, 21, 28; (Make-up dates

November 11 & 18)

Registration Cost is $120 (with tournament $135)

Grade Range: K-3rd

Minimum enrollment of 8 participants/maximum enrollment 16.

Registration should be completed on the 4Kicks for Kidz website found at

the following link: https://www.4kicksforkidz.com/. Look for afterschool

program registration. Payment can be made by credit card online. If you

prefer to make payment by check you can call 4Kicks for Kidz at (502)

254.6040 and make payment arrangements. Space is limited to the first 16

students that register.

10 and Under Tennis Louisville Area 10 and Under Tennis Association offers a fall and spring

afterschool Kids’ Tennis Club. The association provides the instructor, nets,

balls and racquets.


Coach: Robyn Ballinger

Schedule 10 and Under Tennis Clubs will meet September 16th through October 21st,

with fall break off, according to the following schedule:

Fridays 2:00-3:00 PM in the small gym

Students should be picked up in the afternoons at the gym foyer doorway.

Registration Cost is $50 for the fall session (includes USTA 1 year membership for all new

players)

Grade Range: K — 5th

Minimum enrolment of 8 participants.

Deadline for registration is September 9th. All registrations and payments

can be completed online at http://www.louisville10andundertennis.com/ Registration can be found under the green “Fall School Registration” tab

http://www.louisville10andundertennis.com/

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