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Palatine • William Fremd • James B. Conant • Schaumburg • Hoffman Estates

Township High School Dis trict 211 1

All students residing in High School District 211 may enroll in our tuition Summer School program. Summer School provides op por tu ni ties for stu dents to improve ac a dem ic skills and to explore new in ter ests. It also enables in com ing fresh men to become familiar with the high school routine. Online registration begins on April 15 at 7:00 a.m. for Conant, Hoffman Estates, and Schaumburg High Schools and April 17 at 7:00 a.m. for Palatine and Fremd High Schools. Please register early. Walk-in registration also is available (see page 3 for office hours.) Decisions to run most classes will be made by May 31. Class sizes must be limited, and classes will close when the limit is reached. Classes with insufficient enrollment will be cancelled.

Township High School District 211Summer School 2019

“Township High School District 211 serves the educational needs of the communityinspiring all students to successfully contribute to the world.”

– Adopted by the Board of Education August, 2016

Jerry TreviñoDirector

Daniel E. CatesSuperintendent of Schools

Summer School Calendar ............................................................................................. 2Registration Information ................................................................................................ 2Offi ce Registration Hours .............................................................................................. 3Fees............................................................................................................................... 3Academic Refund Policy................................................................................................ 4Food Service Options .................................................................................................... 4Emergency Information ................................................................................................. 4School Start/End Times ................................................................................................. 5Transportation ............................................................................................................... 5Rules and Regulations .................................................................................................. 5Course Offerings:

Academic Courses ............................................................................................ 7Incoming Freshman Academy Courses .......................................................... 15Incoming Freshman Invitation Courses........................................................... 16Sophomore Academy Courses ....................................................................... 18Sophomore Invitation Courses ........................................................................ 18Junior Invitation Courses................................................................................. 19Special Courses .............................................................................................. 19College Major and Career Cluster Exploration Courses ................................. 21College Major and Career Cluster Exploration Workshops ............................. 23Activity/Athletic Camps/Exploration Workshops Registration ......................... 24Activity Camps ................................................................................................ 26Athletic Camps ................................................................................................ 28

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Cover Art: Breanna Cwik is a sophomore at Schaumburg High School and is currently in the National Art Honors Society. Art has always been special to Bree, she loves how art gives her a platform to express her ideas because she is always thinking and creating new things. Bree has taken art classes her freshman year and is currently enrolled in three art classes.

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If you require assistance while visiting the G.A. McElroy Administration Center, please contact Matthew Hildabrand, director of administrative services, at (847) 755-6626.

For individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, please access the following TTD/TTY telephone number at the G.A. McElroy Administration Center: (847) 755-6654.

Contents

Mission Statement

Introduction

2019 Summer School Catalog2

Mandatory Attendance June 25 and July 18 (No school on Fridays.)

Online: First Semester Registration –– Online registration begins April 15 at7:00 a.m. for all current freshmen, sophomores, and juniors at CHS, SHS, and HEHS and closes at 3:00 p.m. on June 3.Online registration begins April 17 at 7:00 a.m. for all current freshmen, sophomores, and juniors at PHS, and FHS and closes at 3:00 p.m. on June 3.Second Semester Registration –– Online registration begins April 15 at7:00 a.m. for current freshmen, sophomores, and juniors at CHS, SHS,and HEHS and closes at 3:00 p.m. on June 25.Online registration begins April 17 at 7:00 a.m. for all current freshmen,sophomores, and juniors at PHS and FHS and closes at 3:00 p.m. on June 25.Incoming Freshmen Summer School Registration Summer School registration begins April 22 for all incoming freshmen.All registration hours and closing dates apply. Registration must be completed at the school the student will attend in the fall.

IF YOUR CHILD DESIRES TO TAKE A SUMMER SCHOOL COURSE OTHER THAN THE COURSES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THEIR IC PORTAL, THE PARENT WILL NEED TO CONTACT THEIR SCHOOL’S STUDENT SERVICES OFFICE.Activity/Athletic Camp Registration –– See page 24 for information.

Walk-in: All registration dates apply. Current and incoming District 211 studentsmust register at their home high school (see page 3 for office hours).Parochial school students who live in High School District 211 boundariesmay register for academic classes at the Administration Center on the firstday of registration.

Out-of-District Students –– Register on May 31 until 12:30 p.m. and June 3 at: Township High School District 211, G.A. McElroy Administration Center,1750 South Roselle Road in Palatine. Out-of-District students are noteligible to register for camps.

A student who misses the first two days of a Summer School semester will not be allowed to attend class that se mes ter.

No school on July 4.

Registration Information

2019 Summer School CalendarFirst Semester (Tues., June 4 - Tues., June 25)

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thurs day 4 5 6

10 11 12 1317 18 19 2024 25

Second Semester (Wed., June 26 - Thurs., July 18) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

26 271 2 3 48 9 10 1115 16 17 18


All fees must be paid in full at time of registration. If paying by check, please make checks payable to “Township High School District 211.”

Regular Tuition ............................................................................................$140 per semesterNon-Resident Tuition .................................................................................$240 per semesterOnline Keyboarding .....................................................................................................$140 feePhysical Education (make-up) ...................................................................................$140 feeDriver Education (BTW) .............................................................................................$400 feeDriver Education (classroom only) .............................................................................$70 feeIncoming Freshman Academy .....................................................................................No feeSophomore Academy.....................................................................................................No feeESL Academy ...................................................................................................................No feeProject Excel .....................................................................................................................$30 feeFreshman Invitational Mathematics ...........................................................................$30 feeSpecial Education Courses (one-time fee) .................................................................$30 fee

Transportation ...............................................................................................$35 per semester Invitational Classes ................................................................................... $35 per semester Academy Classes .........................................................................................................No fee

Non-credit Activity and Athletic Camps/Exploration Workshops ...$75 per semesterNon-credit Competitive Baseball ..............................................................................$175 feeNon-credit Competitive Softball ................................................................................$175 fee

Summer School Fees

Walk-in Palatine High School .................................8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.Summer Fremd High School ...................................7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.School Conant High School ...................................8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.Registration Schaumburg High School .........................7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Hours: Hoffman Estates High School ...................7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Administration Center ..............................8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.How: After students have met with their counselor and have made course selections, registration can be completed for students at the high school they will attend during the 2019-2020 school year OR online. Online payment is available for District 211 families by using the Infinite Campus Parent Portal found on your child’s home school website. Online payment can be made by credit card using Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express. Parents desiring to complete registration online may do so by using the same username and password that has been previously provided. Walk-in and online registrations must adhere to deadlines as stated. Payment for walk-in registrations may be done by cash, check, or credit card.Transportation: Students who pay in person for transportation will receive a temporary bus pass upon payment at the school where they register. If payment for transportation is made online, parents will be notified via email when a bus route has been assigned. The student then needs to see their counselor to get a temporary bus pass. A permanent bus pass will be issued to eligible students on the first day of attendance.Fees: See the Summer School fee schedule below.


Students may receive a 100% refund if they withdraw from a full-tuition academic course before the first class meeting.Students enrolled in Summer School may receive a partial refund for only the following reasons:• any long-term illness or injury causing withdrawal from Summer School. The

refund request must be accompanied by a doctor’s verification of the medical condition causing withdrawal.

• a death in the immediate family. Driver Education & Academic Courses Physical Education (Make-up) (13-day courses) (26-day courses)If request for refund occurs within: If request for refund occurs within: 1-4 days (2/3 of tuition) 1-8 days (2/3 of tuition) 5-8 days (1/3 of tuition) 9-16 days (1/3 of tuition) 9-13 days (No refund) 17-26 days (No refund)Academic refund checks for 1st semester will be issued on or near July 5, 2019, and 2nd semester on or near July 29, 2019.NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN FOR ANY OTHER REASONS.A school administrator and the District Summer School administrator must approve all refunds which will be subject to a review of initial payment.ORIGINAL BUS PASS MUST BE SURRENDERED TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR A FULL TRANSPORTATION REFUND. Refund requests missing a bus pass will be delayed until the pass is returned.

Breakfast, lunch, and à la carte options are available to all students attending Summer School. A complimentary breakfast will be available to all students before the start of school each morning. Additionally, Palatine and Schaumburg High Schools qualify for the USDA’s Seamless Summer meal program, which allows these schools to offer a free lunch to all students attending these high schools’ Summer School programs, as well as any child under the age of 18 in the community. More information on these programs can be found on the district’s webpage. Fremd and Conant High School will offer a complete lunch daily for $3.00. All lunch meals include an entrée, servings of fruits and vegetables, and milk. A la carte offerings in the cafeteria and vending machines also will be available. If your child is new to District 211 this summer, an application for the free and reduced meal program for school year 2018-2019 is accessible online at http://adc.d211.org/page/6669 or a hardcopy is available at each school. Please remember that a new application will need to be completed prior to the 2019-2020 school year. This new application will be available in mid-July.District 211 students attending Summer School will have access to their food service prepayment accounts. Students may make a payment in the cafeteria using cash. Deposits to prepayment accounts can be made using cash or check payments only during Summer School. Online credit card payments will not be accepted during Summer School and will resume prior to the start of the 2019-2020 school year. If you have any questions about the food service options available to your child, please call the Food & Nutrition Services Department at 847-755-6681.

In the event that it is necessary to cancel classes because of an emergency situation, information will be available on the District 211 website (adc.d211.org) or via the news media.

Academic Refund Policy

Emergency Information

Food Service Options


School Start/End Times

Summer School RegulationsFrequently Asked Questions

Summer School is an academic enrichment program for stu dents who desire additional learning opportunities. Time is precious; each day is equivalent to a week of study during the regular school year. Rules are enforced strictly, quickly, and consistently to maintain an atmosphere conducive to learning. There will be no exceptions made to the rules of conduct or attendance.

What kind of behavior is ex pect ed?During the summer, behavior expectations are the same as during the school year. Students may not wear hats and coats in school. Students who use or possess to bac co or controlled substances; are truant or excessively tardy; or commit acts of gross misconduct will be immediately dismissed from Summer School. These students will forfeit credit and fees for the semester.

Route Start Times (Individual pick-up times may vary)

District 211 school buses will run for morning credit classes only. District transportation is not provided for afternoon classes. The fee is $35 for one semester, $70 for both semesters. Because of irregular schedules, students in driver education classes may not be able to benefit from bus service.All students are asked to be at their assigned corner five minutes before the route start time and remain there until the bus arrives. Please contact your school’s Student Services office with any bus assignment questions.

Palatine8:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.

Fremd7:15 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Conant8:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.

Schaum burg7:15 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

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Are students required to wear I.D.s?Students are required to wear and properly display a current school I.D. card while attending Summer School in District 211. Student I.D. cards will be distributed on the first day of class. The I.D. card must be worn around the neck and visible at all times during the school day except when specifically exempted on a temporary basis by an authorized faculty/staff member. Only lanyards issued by the school may be used to wear and display the I.D. card. Students may not embellish their I.D. card with any drawing or writing. I.D. cards must be surrendered upon request of any staff member, including bus drivers and student supervisors. The I.D. card must be shown to the staff member on duty when entering buses, checking out media materials, and leaving the school for any purpose. Students without an I.D. card on a school-issued lanyard must obtain a replacement card or lanyard immediately upon entering the building. A fee of $3.00 may be charged to replace a lost or invalid I.D. card or school lanyard, and a fee of $1.00 may be charged for each day that a student fails to wear the I.D. card to school. Further disciplinary consequences may apply for failure to properly wear and display a current I.D. card.Are electronic devices allowed?Students are permitted to possess electronic communication devices (e.g. cellular telephones, pagers, personal digital assistants, or any hybrid communication device) while on school property. “School property” includes the school building, parking lots and grounds, and school-owned vehicles. However, these devices must be turned off and stored out of sight (backpack, purse, not visible to anyone) during school hours.

What are the attendance rules?● A student who misses the first two days

of a Summer School semester will not be allowed to attend class that se mes ter.

● A student who misses the first two days of a Summer School semester will forfeit all tuition and fees.

● Upon obtaining a third absence (or any combination of absences/tardies equaling three absences), a student will be dropped from Summer School.

● A tardy of one hour or less is recorded as one-half day of absence; more than one hour equals a full day. Stu dents arriving late or leaving early must report to the at ten dance office.

● Do not schedule summer vacations during the Summer School session.

● Students dropped from class do not receive refunds.

● To report an absence or ask a question, please call the Summer School office at the school the student is attending.

High School Attendance LinesPalatine ................................. 847-755-1670William Fremd ..................... 847-755-2670James B. Conant ................... 847-755-3670Schaumburg ......................... 847-755-4670Hoffman Estates .................. 847-755-5670

What are the study re quire ments?Students should expect a great deal of homework each day. Absentees must turn in missed work immediately upon their return to school.

What is the final ex am i na tion policy?A student who is absent on the last day of the semester will not be allowed to take the final examination and will not receive course credit. In addition, the student will forfeit all fees for the entire semester and receive a failing grade by default. Final examinations will be given during the last two hours of class. Final examinations will not be given early.

How much credit does a course earn?Students receive one-half unit of credit for each semester of an academic course. Driver education courses and physical education earn one-quarter unit of credit for the course.

What does “audit” mean?Students may apply to audit a course. A notation will appear on the school record that the student attended the course and received no credit. Audit students pay full fee and must adhere to the same attendance guidelines. Audit forms are obtained from the Summer School principal.

How does a student register for a class?Current students should contact their counselor to enroll in Summer School. Parents should contact their child’s counselor for an appointment, if desired. New students should contact the student services office at the school they will attend in the fall. District 211 Summer School is not available to students entering grade 8 or below.

Summer School Regulations (continued)


Summer School Course Of fer ingsRegister early to guarantee a seat because classes will close.

Applied TechnologyT272/T672 Networking: IT FundamentalsLevels: All 1/2 unit of creditThis course provides students with a hand-on introduction to operating systems and related concepts. Includes hardware, software, file systems, directory structures, files and attributes, text editors, applications and maintenance. Compares and contrasts GUI and command line interfaces in a variety of current operating systems. T67203: Harper College Course NET 105

IT Fundamentals, 3 college credits.Palatine High School – 1st semester

A153 ArtLevels: All 1/2 unit of creditThis course is the equivalent to the first semester of Painting, Drawing, and Printmaking 1 offered during the regular school year. Students will learn the basics of drawing, color, and design through a variety of projects and materials.

Fremd High School –– 2nd SemesterSchaumburg High School –– 2nd Semester

A195 Digital Media Arts 1Levels: All 1/2 unit of creditDigital Media Arts 1 is the beginning level course and introduction to digital arts and imaging. Students will begin to learn key concepts and basic skills involving digital photography and imaging, digital illustration/vector, graphic design, raster/bitmap imagery, virtual worlds, motion graphics, and game design. Lessons will be geared towards learning tool and technique basics using industry standard software such as Photoshop, Illustrator, Final Cut Pro, and Unity as students investigate the essentials of interactive media. No experience necessary. This introductory semester course is suggested as a pairing with the introductory semester course A196 Video and Animation.

Schaumburg High School –– 1st Semester

A902 Photography Levels: 2,3,4 1/2 unit of creditThis enrichment course in black and white photography features cameras, composition, and darkroom techniques and may include digital photography. Students must purchase supplies at their own expense and must have access to a 35mm black and white camera. This course may be used in place of Photography A255 as a prerequisite for A355 Photo II during the regular school year. Prerequisite for level 1: Department chair or teacher recommendation.

Fremd High School –– 1st SemesterSchaumburg High School –– 1st Semester

Art


Business EducationB952 Online KeyboardingLevels: All 1/4 unit of creditOnline Keyboarding is a six-week course delivered online via the Internet, email, and five two-hour face to face meetings with the instructor. You will need reliable Internet access with a standard keyboard. Students will learn to key the alphabetic keys by touch (without looking at the keyboard) to increase speed and accuracy. NOTE: You will be required to attend five sessions with your teacher throughout the six-week period. Please enroll in this course only if you can attend all five sessions. No transporation will be provided for this afternoon class.

Meeting #1: 2-hour meeting on Tuesday, June 4 1:45 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Meeting #2: 2-hour meeting on June 10, 11, or 12 1:45 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Meeting #3: 2-hour meeting on June 24, 25, or 26 1:45 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Meeting #4: 2-hour meeting on July 8, 9, or 10 1:45 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Meeting #5: 2-hour meeting on Thursday, July 18 1:45 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.

Palatine High School –– June 4 - July 18Conant High School –– June 4 - July 18

B285 Consumer EducationLevels: 2,3,4 1/2 unit of creditStudents will receive instruction in budgeting, savings and investing, credit, insurance, economics, comparison shopping, banking, income taxes, and consumer protection. As referenced on page 6 of the Summer School Catalog, students should expect at least 2 hours of homework each day. Out of school Internet access to accommodate the accelerated curriculum schedule is required. This course fulfills the Consumer Education graduation requirement.

All Schools –– 1st or 2nd SemesterHoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Schaumburg High School

Driver EducationP902 Driver Education (Behind the Wheel & Classroom)Levels: 2,3,4 1/4 unit of creditTo enroll in this program, students must be 16 years of age by September 30, 2019. All students should have a valid Illinois learner’s permit on the first day of class. State law requires that all students must have received a passing grade in eight courses during the two semesters prior to enrolling in driver education. Both classroom and behind-the-wheel instruction are offered. Seats are limited in all sections. Early registration for this course is essential. Only residents of High School District 211 are eligible for this course.

Those who do not attend a District 211 high school during the regular school year must register at the G.A. McElroy Administration Center, 1750 S. Roselle Road, in Palatine, and bring a copy of their birth certificate and verification of academic eligibility. (Obtain this form from your own school’s administration.)

Because of irregular schedules, students may not be able to benefit from bus service. Bus transportation is not available for afternoon classes that begin at 1:45 p.m.

All Schools –– June 4 - July 18Hoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Conant High SchoolMeeting times vary at all schools; students will receive a class schedule on the first day of class.


P912 Driver Education (Classroom Only)Levels: 2,3,4 1/4 unit of creditTo enroll in this program, students must be 16 years of age by September 30, 2019. State law requires that all students must have received a passing grade in eight courses during the two semesters prior to enrolling in driver education.

Because of irregular schedules, students may not be able to benefit from bus service. Bus transportation is not available for afternoon classes that begin at 1:45 p.m.

All Schools –– June 4 - July 18Hoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Conant High SchoolMeeting times vary at all schools; students will receive a class schedule on the first day of class.

EnglishE101/E102 EnglishLevels: 2,3,4 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course is for students who need to make up freshman English credit. It focuses on literature, composition, and language.

Fremd High School –– 1st or 2nd Semester, or bothSchaumburg High School –– 1st or 2nd Semester, or both

E201/E202 EnglishLevels: 3,4 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course is for students who need to make up sophomore English credit. It focuses on the study of literature, composition, and language. Units of speech and communication are part of the work at this level.


E301/E302 EnglishLevel: 4 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course is for students who need to make up junior English credit. It includes work on writing and the study of American literature. Students will learn research skills and complete a short research project each semester.


E422 EnglishLevel: 4 1/2 or 1 unit of creditEach semester of this course satisfies one semester of the senior-level English re quire ment for those who need to make up senior English cred it for graduation. First semester covers a survey of English literature. Second semester includes improvement of writing skills.

Fremd High School –– 1st or 2nd Semester, or both Schaumburg High School –– 1st or 2nd Semester, or both


Health EducationP242 Health EducationLevels: 3,4 1/2 unit of creditHealth Education is a required course for graduation by the Illinois State Board of Education. The course provides students with current health information that discusses physical, mental, emotional, and social health issues. Emphasis is given to the development of healthy lifestyles which will provide students with the opportunity to achieve their full potential as human beings.

All Schools –– 1st or 2nd SemesterHoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Schaumburg High School

MathematicsM114 Algebra I Level: 2 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course introduces students to the fundamental principles of algebra.


M117 Algebra I Level: 2 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course is available for students wishing to retake because of a failing grade or desiring to improve academic achievement.


M214 Plane and Solid GeometryLevels: 2,3,4 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis study of geometry involves studying the axioms and theorems that relate points, lines, planes, and solids. An overview of plane and solid geometry is presented through geometric constructions, measurement formulas, and limited writing of formal proofs.


M217 Plane and Solid GeometryLevel: 2 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis comprehensive study of plane and solid geometry includes constructions, formulas for measurement, and formal proofs. It is based on the axioms and theorems that relate points, line, planes, and solids. Algebraic techniques are integrated into the solution of many geometric problems. Prerequisite: M117 Algebra 1 (A,B,C) or acceptable performance on algebra examinations is required.



M314 Algebra 2Levels: 3,4 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course reviews topics introduced in M114 Algebra 1 and expands upon them. The topics include methods of solving equations and inequalities, graphing techniques, and logarithms. A graphing calculator is required. Prerequisite: Previous enrollment in M314.Note: This course is for credit replacement only. Sophomores and juniors who enroll in this course during Summer School must continue their study of mathematics to continue their preparation for college and career readiness.

Fremd High School — 1st or 2nd Semester, or bothSchaumburg High School — 1st or 2nd Semester, or both

M317 Algebra 2Levels: 3,4 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course is designed for students who are proficient in topics from M117 Algebra 1. The ideas presented involve advanced techniques of graphing, methods of solving equations and inequalities, and functions. Students are prepared to begin their study of pre-calculus. This course requires a graphing calculator. Prerequisite: Previous enrollment in M317.Note: This course is for credit replacement only. Sophomores and juniors who enroll in this course during Summer School must continue their study of mathematics to continue their preparation for college and career readiness.


M438 Trigonometry/Calculus ALevels: 2,3,4 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThe first semester of this course covers trigonometry for students preparing to take M449 AP Calculus AB the following fall. Prerequisites for Semester 1: Department chair or teacher recommendation. The second semester of this course covers limits, derivatives, and applications of derivatives in preparation for Advanced Placement Calculus coursework in the fall. Second semester requires a graphing calculator. Students enrolled in this class during second semester Summer School must be recommended to be enrolled in M449 or M479 for the fall. Final placement will be determined by their Summer School teacher. Prerequisites for Semester 2: M408, M417, M438 (1st semester), and department chair approval.


Physical EducationP903 Physical Education (Make-Up)Levels: 3,4 1/4 unit of creditStudents who must repeat physical education to qualify for graduation may take this course. Activities vary according to abilities and interests of the students enrolled in class. Bus service is not available for this course, which meets in the afternoon. Classes begin Tuesday, June 4.

Palatine High School — Monday through Thursday June 4 - July 16, 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.Conant High School — Monday through Thursday June 4 - July 16, 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.


ScienceS131/S137 BiologyLevels: 2,3,4 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course applies to the science sequence required for graduation. This course is available only for those students wishing to retake because of a failing grade or desiring to improve academic achievement.


S221/S233 Physical ScienceLevels: 3,4 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course applies to the science sequence required for graduation. This course is designed for student study of the principles of measurement, kinetics, mechanics, optics, electricity, magnetism, and chemistry. Class work emphasizes the learning of science through laboratory experiences. This course is available only for those students wishing to retake because of a failing grade or desiring to improve academic achievement.


S234 Earth ScienceLevels: 3,4 1/2 or 1 unit of cred itThis course applies to the science sequence required for graduation. This course is available only for those students wishing to retake because of a failing grade or desiring to improve academic achievement.


S332 ChemistryLevels: 3,4 1/2 or 1 unit of cred itThis course applies to the science sequence required for graduation. This course is available only for those students wishing to retake because of a failing grade or desiring to improve academic achievement.


Social StudiesG143 World GeographyLevels: All 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course is designed to combine a survey of geographic principles pertaining to physical, economic, and political aspects of the world with an application of these principles to the major continents.


G146 World HistoryLevels: All 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course is a survey of western and non-western civilization.



G341/G342 U.S. HistoryLevels: 3,4 1/2 or 1 unit of cred itThis course is required for graduation. This course emphasizes objectives and study projects covering the history of our nation from the American Revolution to the present.

All Schools –– 1st or 2nd Semester, or bothHoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Conant High School

G441/G442 Social Science SurveyLevel: 4 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course applies to the social studies sequence required for graduation. The objectives and content of this course focus on the study of four major social disciplines: anthropology, economics, political science, and sociology.


G992 Preparing for Advanced Placement in the Social SciencesLevel: 1 1/2 creditThis course will prepare students at the incoming-freshman level to better meet the challenges and expectations of the advanced placement curriculum in the social sciences. Students will develop writing and analytical skills. The course is a one semester, summer class offered to students interested in entering the advanced placement curriculum and further developing the skills necessary to be as successful as possible. This program is open to incoming freshmen who are registered for advanced placement Social Studies course work during freshman year. Prerequisite: Students should be enrolled in A.P. Social Studies courses in the fall or department chair recommendation. This course is offered for regular academic credit.

Palatine High School –– 1st SemesterFremd High School –– 1st SemesterConant High School –– 1st SemesterSchaumburg High School –– 1st Semester

World LanguageL966 Spanish Proficiency Enrichment Levels: 1, 2, 3, 4 1/2 credit Prerequisite: Previous Spanish language experienceThis course is designed for a beginning/intermediate level student of Spanish with previous experience in the language. The focus is to strengthen input and output skills (proficiency) necessary to be successful when transitioning to the next level of language instruction.



Special Education CoursesE905 Supplemental English 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course is designed for students who have completed Summer Enrichment Academy courses and who would benefit from further instruction in writing, reading and speaking. Students also receive instruction to develop organizational and study skills.Palatine High School –– 1st or 2nd Semester, or bothConant High School –– 1st or 2nd Semester, or both

E907 Supplemental Reading 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course is designed for students who have completed Summer Enrichment Academy courses and who would benefit from further instruction in reading and vocabulary. Students also receive instruction in reading strategies.

Palatine High School –– 1st or 2nd Semester, or bothConant High School –– 1st or 2nd Semester, or both

M905 Supplemental Math 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course is designed for students who have completed Summer Enrichment Academy courses and who would benefit from further instruction in mathematics.

Palatine High School –– 1st or 2nd Semester, or bothConant High School –– 1st or 2nd Semester, or both

R920/R930 Summer Enrichment Academy 1 1 unit of creditAs recommended within a student’s I.E.P., the Summer Enrichment Academy will provide instruction to those incoming freshmen who are identified as needing basic skill development in the areas of mathematics, English, and reading. Students recommended for this six-week summer program will receive instruction in mathematics each day to increase basic skills and begin developing pre-algebra skills. Students also will receive reading and English instruction each day. A variety of learning activities will help students develop skills in reading, decoding, comprehension, grammar, and written expression. The goal of this six-week special education course is to accelerate student learning; strengthen academic preparation for the high school curriculum; and to help the student acclimate to high school.

Palatine High School –– 1st and 2nd SemesterConant High School –– 1st and 2nd Semester

R970/R980 Summer Enrichment Academy 2 1 unit of creditAs recommended within a student’s I.E.P., the Summer Enrichment Academy 2 will provide instruction to students who have just completed their freshman year and are identified as needing to continue developing in the areas of mathematics, English, and reading. Students recommended for this six-week summer program will receive instruction in mathematics each day to enhance skills learned during the previous year and to develop the skills necessary to succeed in the second year of mathematics involving basic algebra. Students also will receive reading and English instruction each day with a focus on comprehension, vocabulary, and writing skill development.



R940 STRIDES Enrichment – Level 1 1 unit of creditThis course focuses on skill development in the areas of algebra, mathematical applications, reading decoding, reading comprehension, grammar and written expression. The academic courses also will teach basic communication and social communication skills.

Higgins Education Center –– 1st and 2nd Semester

R990 STRIDES Enrichment – Level 2 1 unit of creditThis course focuses on skill development in the areas of algebra, mathematical applications, reading decoding, reading comprehension, grammar and written expression. The academic courses also will teach basic communication and social communication skills.

Higgins Education Center –– 1st and 2nd Semester

T910 Supported Work Experience 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThe class focuses on pre-vocational work skills: following directions, work completion, attendance, punctuality, communications, and listening skills. Students participate in a variety of short-term supported job training activities.


T920 Supplemental Skills 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis academic course teaches basic communication skills and mathematics skills. Students continue to develop social skills and become oriented to the high school setting.

Palatine High School –– 1st and 2nd SemesterConant High School –– 1st and 2nd SemesterHiggins Education Center –– 1st and 2nd Semester

Incoming Freshman Academy CoursesIncoming freshman students are individually invited to attend specific courses to assist them in developing the skills necessary to become successful in high school.

R924/R925 Incoming Freshman Academy(by invitation only — mandatory attendance)

Level: 1 1 unit of creditThe Incoming Freshman Academy will provide instruction in both mathematics and reading to incoming freshmen. The goal of this program is to accelerate student learning in reading and mathematics; strengthen academic preparation for the high school curriculum; and help the student acclimate to high school. Students selected for this mandatory six-week summer program will receive two hours of instruction in both mathematics and reading on a daily basis. Students who successfully complete the program may advance to higher curricular levels.

All Schools –– 1st and 2nd SemesterHoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Conant High School


R926 Incoming Freshman Academy Mathematics(by in vi ta tion only — mandatory attendance)

Level: 1 1/2 unit of creditThis mandatory three-week course provides necessary support to students in need of accelerating their progress toward algebra readiness. Students will study topics aimed at increasing their number sense and conceptual understanding of pre-algebra concepts. This project-based classroom will use manipulative experiments, cooperative groups, and technology to enhance student learning. At the end of the program, students will be retested for placement into Algebra I.

All Schools –– 1st or 2nd SemesterHoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Conant High School

R927 Incoming Freshman Academy Reading (by invitation only — mandatory attendance)Level: 1 1/2 unit of creditThis mandatory three-week course is designed to strengthen skills needed to be successful in high school and to become life-long readers. This intensive course focuses on improvement in reading fluency, comprehension, critical thinking, writing, and vocabulary. A variety of reading strategies will be taught through the use of short stories, novels, and nonfiction selections.


Incoming Freshman Invitation CoursesR904/905 Freshman Project Excel (by invitation only)Level: 1 1 unit of creditProject Excel is a six-week program designed to provide intensive English and mathematics skill enhancement at a rigorous level so students will be able to advance to accelerated level coursework as freshmen. An efficacy-trained instructor will work with the teacher in the classroom to help students develop skills to reach their capacity as a student and as an individual.

All Schools –– 1st and 2nd Semester Hoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Conant High School

M917 Preparation for Algebra 1 (by in vi ta tion only) - ClassroomLevel: 1 1/2 unit of creditFormat: Traditional Summer School ClassThis course prepares students for a successful first year of high school algebra by refining the prerequisite skills needed for algebra. Students work with a mathematics teacher in a self-paced, traditional classroom environment.

This course is suggested and open to all students enrolled in M117 Algebra 1 or M147 Advanced Algebra 1 during their freshman year of high school. This course also is available in an online classroom format (see M927).



M927 Preparation for Algebra 1 (by in vi ta tion only) - OnlineLevel: 1 1/2 unit of creditFormat: Online Class This course prepares students for a successful first year of high school algebra by refining the prerequisite skills needed for algebra. Students work from home to complete self-paced units within the six weeks of the Summer School calendar. Students may email a mathematics teacher with individual questions throughout the six weeks of the online course. Students must attend a one-hour class the first week of Summer School (multiple afternoon and evening options) to receive their software passwords. Students also must attend a 90-minute class the last week of Summer School (multiple afternoon and evening options) to take the final exam in person. Students must have access to the Internet to participate in this course. The date and time options will be sent directly to students enrolled in the course by May 17 (prior to full refund deadline).

This course is suggested and open to all students enrolled in M117 Algebra 1 or M147 Advanced Algebra 1 during their freshman year of high school. This course also is available in a traditional classroom format (see M917).

Online Course is Open to All Schools – Course must be completed within the sixweeks of Summer School

M992 Preparation for Geometry (by invitation only)Levels: 1,2 1/2 unit of creditThis course is open to incoming freshmen or sophomores who would benefit from instruction in complex algebra skills. This course prepares students for M217 Plane and Solid Geometry and M218 Accelerated Geometry. Department chair or junior high school recommendation required. This course is offered for regular academic credit.


M993 Preparation for Algebra 2 (by in vi ta tion only) Levels: 1,2 1/2 unit of creditThis three-week mathematics course is designed to strengthen geometry and algebra skills needed for success in M328 Accelerated Algebra 2 and beyond. This course is open to incoming freshman or sophomore students who would benefit from instruction in complex algebra and geometry skills. This course prepares students for M328 Accelerated Algebra 2. This course is offered for regular academic credit.


M994 Algebra 1 (by in vi ta tion only)Levels: 1 1 unit of creditThis six-week course is for invited freshman, based on qualifying scores and recommendations, to complete Algebra 1 in the summer. Algebraic symbolism, simplifying expressions, solutions to equations and the graphic representations associated with variables are among the course topics.

Fremd High School –– 1st and 2nd Semester Schaumburg High School –– 1st and 2nd Semester


Sophomore Academy CoursesR934/R935 Sophomore Academy (by invitation only – mandatory attendance)Level: 2 1 unit of creditThe Sophomore Summer Academy will provide instruction in both mathematics and reading. Instruction is designed to accelerate student learning in reading, writing, and mathematics. Students selected for this mandatory six-week summer program will receive two hours of instruction in both mathematics and reading on a daily basis. Students who successfully complete the program may advance to higher curricular levels.

All Schools –– 1st and 2nd SemesterHoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Conant High School

R936 Sophomore Academy Mathematics (by invitation only — mandatory attendance)Level: 2 1/2 unit of creditThis mandatory three-week course provides necessary support to students in need of accelerating their progress towards meeting state standards in mathematics. This project-based classroom will use manipulative experiments, cooperative groups, and technology to enhance student learning. At the end of the program, students will be retested to determine their sophomore year mathematics course placement.


R937 Sophomore Academy Reading (by invitation only — mandatory attendance)Level: 2 1/2 unit of creditThis mandatory three-week course will focus on improving student reading fluency, comprehension, critical thinking, writing, and vocabulary. A variety of reading and writing strategies will be taught through the use of short stories, novels, and nonfiction selections.


Sophomore Invitation CoursesR955 Sophomore Project Excel (by invitation only)Level: 2 1/2 unit of creditSophomore Project Excel is a three-week program designed to provide intensive reading and writing skill enhancement for students who are invited to attend. Students will receive insights in strategies for improving their overall performance as a student. Successful completion of the course will provide the basis for stronger academic performance in reading and writing which will assist students in developing the requisite skills for Advanced Placement coursework.

Palatine High School –– 1st SemesterConant High School –– 1st SemesterSchaumburg High School –– 2nd SemesterHoffman Estates High School –– 1st or 2nd SemesterHoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Conant High School


Junior Invitation Courses R965 Junior Project Excel (by invitation only)Level: 3 1/2 unit of creditJunior Project Excel will specifically target students entering their senior year to emphasize college and AP-level writing skills. This class is open to PHS and HEHS students only.

Palatine High School –– 1st SemesterConant High School — 1st or 2nd SemesterHoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Conant High School

Special CoursesR993 Preparing for Advanced Placement in Development ofLiteracy SkillsLevels: 2,3,4 1/2 unit of creditThis course will prepare current District 211 students to better meet the challenges and expectations of advanced placement curriculum. This course is designed for students to receive accelerated academic preparation in the areas of reading, writing, and analytical skills. This course is a one semester, summer class. This program is open to only District 211 students who have been placed in an AP related course for the upcoming school year. This course is offered for regular academic credit.


R942 ESL Academy English — Level A (by invitation only – mandatory attendance for freshmen/

sophomores)Levels: All 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course provides support to English language learners who are in the initial stages of acquiring the listening, comprehension, oral language, reading, and writing skills needed for English language proficiency. Students are placed in the appropriate level of ESL Academy based on recommendation only. Students attend a three- or six-week course.


R943 ESL Academy English — Level B (by invitation only – mandatory attendance for freshmen/

sophomores)Levels: All 1/2 or 1 unit of creditStudents who are in the process of learning the English language will continue to improve their listening, reading, speaking, and writing skills through this course. Students are placed in the appropriate level of ESL Academy based on recommendation only. Students attend a three- or six-week course.



R944 ESL Academy English — Level C (by invitation only – mandatory attendance for freshmen/sophomores)Levels: All 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course continues the development of listening, reading, speaking, and writing skills of students who are enhancing their English language proficiency. Students are placed in the appropriate level of ESL Academy based on recommendation only. Students attend a three- or six-week course.

All Schools –– 1st or 2nd Semester, or bothHoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Conant High SchoolR945 ESL Academy English — Level D (by invitation only – mandatory attendance for freshmen/sophomores)Levels: All 1/2 or 1 unit of creditThis course is designed to refine listening comprehension, oral language, reading, and writing skills needed for English language proficiency. Students are placed in the appropriate level of ESL Academy based on recommendation only. Students attend a three- or six-week course.


R946 ESL Academy Mathematics I (by invitation only – mandatory attendance for freshmen/sophomores)Levels: All 1/2 unit of creditThis course provides necessary support to students in need of accelerating their progress towards algebra readiness. Students will study topics aimed at increasing their number sense and conceptual understanding of pre-algebra concepts. The project-based classroom will use manipulative experiments, cooperative groups, and technology to enhance student learning. At the end of the program, students will be retested for placement into Algebra I.

All Schools –– 2nd SemesterHoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Conant High SchoolR947 ESL Academy Mathematics (by invitation only – mandatory attendance for freshmen/sophomores)Levels: All 1/2 unit of creditThis course provides necessary support to students in need of accelerating their progress towards meeting state standards in mathematics. This project-based classroom will use manipulative experiments, cooperative groups, and technology to enhance student learning. At the end of the program, students will be retested to determine placement for the fall semester mathematics course.

All Schools –– 2nd SemesterHoffman Estates High School classes will be held at Conant High School

T902 Evening Vocational SeminarLevel: 4 1 unit of creditThis work/study evening course includes classroom work and on-the-job experience. Students receive 1/2 unit of credit for class room work and 1/2 unit of credit for work experience. Students must be employed and have com plet ed 8 semesters of high school. Attendance during the first class meeting is mandatory. This course meets the consumer education graduation requirement. (6 weeks)

Tuesdays and Thursdays at Conant High School 6:00 - 10:00 p.m., Room 107Mondays and Wednesdays at Fremd High School 6:00 - 10:00 p.m., Room 121


College Major and Career ClusterExploration Courses R951 Interactive and Information Technology I: PrinciplesLevels: All 1/2 unit of creditDo you like creating images or games on a computer? Do you have a technical and creative mind? This pathways exploration course allows students to investigate possible college majors and career pathways by introducing students to a variety of essential skills for the Information Technology professional. Students will explore Computer Information Systems, Software Design and Development, Visual Design, and Hardware Design and Control Systems. This project-based, hands-on course will help students determine a focus in Interactive and Information Technology and provide them with skills needed for all paths in the field.

Fremd High School –– 1st SemesterSchaumburg High School –– 1st Semester

R952 Interactive and Information Technology II:Digital Design and DevelopmentLevels: All 1/2 unit of creditThis second technology pathways exploratory course focuses on design applications using the skills received in the Principles course. Advanced topics such as microcontroller programming, sensor priority, animation, and web connectivity will enable students to develop a product design for presentation at the end of the course. Prerequisites: Interactive and Information Technology I: Principles


T946 Building Construction ILevels: All 1/2 unit of creditWhile building a project on the high school campus, students will become familiar with stages of construction from site preparation to interior finish work. This may include the following skills: carpentry, siding, roofing, drywall, electrical, plumbing, heating, painting and staining, and various flooring applications. All tools are provided by District 211. This class is open to all District 211 students. Students attending a south-end high school must provide their own transportation.

Palatine High School –– 1st Semester

T947 Building Construction IILevels: All 1/2 unit of creditThis course is a continuation of the project being built first semester in T946 Building Construction I. While continuing to build a project on the high school campus started first semester, students will become familiar with stages of construction from site preparation to interior finish work. This may include the following skills: carpentry, siding, roofing, drywall, electrical, plumbing, heating, painting and staining, and various flooring applications. Students are not required to complete T946 Building Construction I prior to enrolling in T947 Building Construction II. All tools are provided by District 211. This class is open to all District 211 students. Students attending a south-end high school must provide their own transportation.

Palatine High School –– 2nd Semester


T936 Diesel TechnologyLevels: All 1/2 unit of creditA fundamental course designed to increase the knowledge of diesel engine design, fuel control systems, forced induction, and emission controls. Use of both classroom and lab will occur to demonstrate competencies. This class is open to all District 211 students. Students attending a south-end high school must provide their own transportation.

Fremd High School –– 1st Semester

R954 Stagecraft and EntertainmentLevels: All 1/2 unit of creditThis course gives students the opportunity to study the technical aspects of the entertainment industry and what goes on behind the scenes of a concert, festival, or theatre production. You get hands-on experience in multiple areas of technical theatre, such as theatrical lighting, sound design/engineering, costuming, stage makeup, stagecraft and scene design. The skills you acquire also could help you with future jobs in entertainment, film, music, major athletic events, and theatre, and with home improvement projects, decorating, interior design, painting, construction, fashion, makeup, and more.

Palatine High School –– 1st SemesterSchaumburg High School –– 1st Semester

W695 Health Occupation Career Observation (Dual Credit)Level: 4 1/2 unit of creditFormat: At Harper College and hospital setting – student must provide own transportationPrerequisite: S437/S63702 Anatomy and PhysiologyRegistration Deadline: Friday, April 19 (limited enrollment)This course provides students an opportunity to observe selected occupations within a health care setting. Students will attend 13, three and one-half hour sessions under the supervision of the Harper College instructor. The following must be completed prior to the start of the course: TB test ($30), blood titer ($97), documentation of immunization history, verification of physical within the last 12 months, insurance verification, background check, Complio registration ($39), flu vaccination, and urine drug screening ($39). Students are required to complete a series of short healthcare modules independently prior to May 24. An orientation meeting to review the above requirements and answer questions will be held on April 29 at Harper College from 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Detailed information will be sent upon course registration.W69503: Harper College, HSC106 Health Occupations Career Observation, 1.5 college credits

Harper College and Hospital Placement –– 1st and 2nd semesterLocation: Alexian Brothers Hospital, Elk Grove VillageDates: Tuesdays and Thursdays, May 30 (orientation), June 4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27 July 2, 9, 11, 16 from 3:30 - 7:00 p.m.


W691 Introduction to Human Diseases (Dual Credit)Level: 4 1/2 unit of creditPrerequisite: Successful completion of freshmen biology (S131, S137, S138)This course provides an introduction to common disease states and their treatments from a pharmacist’s perspective. It includes hands-on activities related to patient assessment and education regarding these diseases. The course is designed to allow students to explore the role of the pharmacist as a member of the healthcare team. Knowledge of high school biology is assumed. Students will take three field trips to Roosevelt University in Schaumburg during the Summer School day to complete lab activities. Roosevelt University professors teach this course.W69103: Harper College, BIO 136 Introduction to Human Disease, 3 college credits.

Palatine High School –– 1st Semester

College Major and Career Cluster Exploration WorkshopsSAT Preparation Camp-MathematicsLevels: 2, 3, 4 No creditPrerequisite: Completion of geometry or higher in high school.This camp provides skill enhancement, test prep strategies and full-length practice tests for the mathematics subtest of the SAT. Meeting dates are listed on rSchool. See page 24 for registration.

SAT Preparation Camp-EnglishLevels: 2, 3, 4 No creditPrerequisite: NoneThis camp provides skill enhancement, test prep strategies, and full-length practice tests for the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing score on the SAT. Meeting dates are listed on rSchool. See page 24 for registration.

Primary Care Medical Experience Levels: 3, 4 No creditPrerequisite: Minimum requirement - completion of Biology and Chemistry; Suggested requirement – completion or enrollment in Medical Terminology, Anatomy & Physiology or CNA High school juniors and seniors interested in health science careers will spend this workshop under the direction of a licensed physician and surgeon of Illinois who is Board Certified in Pediatrics. Selected students will learn about medical careers through lectures, shadowing physicians and nurses, hands-on labs, and the creation of a medical talk. A field trip to a local hospital will show the integration between hospital-based medical activities with primary care. This workshop has a limited capacity and daily attendance is required. The lab portion of this class will take place during the Summer School day at Palatine High School. The pre-scheduled clinical site shadowing days will occur during the semester 1 Summer School days and times. Students must provide their own transportation to the clinical sites and commit to daily attendance for the entire workshop. Students should submit a resumé and letter of interest to be considered for an interview for admittance to this lab and clinical experience. Resumés and letters of interest should be submitted to Dr. Lisa Small, associate superintendent of instruction, at [email protected] via the student’s District 211 email by April 5, with a hard copy mailed directly to 1750 S. Roselle Rd., Palatine IL, 60067-7336. Interviews will be scheduled for qualified students on April 13, 16, and 17. Students will be notified directly of their status via District 211 email. The fee for this course is $75 and is paid upon registration after written acceptance into the workshop has occurred.

Palatine High School –– 1st semester


Workshop RegistrationThe above workshop registration is completed through the Activity/Athletic camp registration program. Please see page 24 for directions. Please see SAT workshop schedule and location details in the registration application.

Activity and Athletic Camps/ Exploration WorkshopsAll District 211 schools offer camps for students from incoming freshman to senior level. Since some are held in the morning, many students will have to choose between an activity/athletic camp and an ac a dem ic course.

Because of irregular schedules, students will not be able to benefit from bus service.Camps are open to all District 211 residents. PLEASE CALL YOUR CHILD’S SCHOOL ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT WITH ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING CAMPS. High School Athletic DepartmentsPalatine ........................ 847-755-1770William Fremd ............ 847-755-2770James B. Conant .......... 847-755-3770Schaumburg ................ 847-755-4770Hoffman Estates ......... 847-755-5770

Directions for EnrollingActivity/Athletic Camp online registrations will be processed by:

rschooltodayAccess the activity/athletic camp registration under the Athletics tabthrough your high school’s website.

Choose “Sports Registration.”

If you have an existing account, use current login information. If you are using this for the first time, please click on the Summer Camp Registration link.

Fill in all required information.

When camps have been chosen, continue on to the payment process. Registration is only complete when payment has been processed. Payment must be made by VISA, MASTERCARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS, or DISCOVER.

Please be sure to complete the physical examination form if there is not a current form on file with the school nurse. Physicals are valid for 13 months.


Directions for RefundsStudents may receive a 100% refund if they withdraw from an activity/athletic camp before the first class meeting. Students enrolled in summer camps may receive a partial refund for only the following reasons:

• any long-term illness or injury causing withdrawal from Summer School. The refund request must be accompanied by a doctor’s verification of the medical condition causing withdrawal.• a death in the immediate family.

(13-day courses) (26-day courses) If request for refund occurs within: If request for refund occurs within:

1-4 days (2/3 of tuition) 1-8 days (2/3 of tuition) 5-8 days (1/3 of tuition) 9-16 days (1/3 of tuition)

9-13 days (No refund) 17-26 days (No refund) NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN FOR ANY OTHER REASONS.To request a refund, please contact the cashier at your child’s school. A school administrator and the District Summer School administrator must approve all refunds which will be subject to a review of initial payment.

Activity/Athletic Camp Fees Non-credit Athletic/Activity Camps $75 per semester Non-credit Competitive Baseball $175 fee Non-credit Competitive Softball $175 fee

• All Athletic Camp students must have a current physical examinationon file before they will be allowed to participate (includes Class of 2023).

Registration dates for all incoming 9th graders and current freshmen, sophomores, and juniors are: First Semester Registration – Online registration begins April 15 at CHS, SHS, and HEHS and April 17 at 7:00 a.m. at PHS and FHS, and closes at 1:00 p.m. on June 6.

Second Semester Registration – Online registration begins April 15 at CHS, SHS, and HEHS and April 17 at 7:00 a.m. at PHS and FHS and closes at 1:00 p.m. on July 1.

Athletic Camp Stu dents ...Class of 2023Students who plan to enroll in an athletic camp: • Must present the school nurse with a completed physical exam form by May 24. • The physical form must be approved by the nurse PRIOR to first day of camp. • The physical exam must have been completed within the previous 13 months (on or after April 30, 2018).


Activity CampsIntro to Color Guard No creditThis camp is for students interested in learning and improving basic skills in color guard. NO experience necessary. The course will include developing flag skills, dance skills, and team building.

Levels: F900 Monday through Thursday at FHS (6/4-6/20) 1st Semester JV/Varsity 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

S. Dinham/M. Schlesinger

Levels: H920 Monday through Thursday at HEHS (6/4-6/25) 1st Semester JV/Introductory 2:00 - 4:45 p.m. B. Westby/A. Reynolds

Color Guard Camp No creditThis camp is for students interested in learning and improving basic and advanced skills in drill team techniques. The course will include developing flag skills, team building, and leadership.

Levels: P900 Monday through Thursday at PHS (7/8-7/18) 2nd Semester JV 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. H. Perez

Levels: F902 Monday through Thursday at FHS (6/26-7/17) 2nd Semester JV/Varsity 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. S. Dinham/M. Schlesinger

Levels: H901 Monday through Thursday at HEHS (6/4-6/25) 1st Semester Varsity 2:00 - 4:45 p.m. B. Westby/C. Jenkin

Levels: P901 Tuesday through Thursday at PHS (6/5-6/25) 1st Semester Varsity 2:00 - 5:40 p.m. V. Okrasinski

Levels: S902 Monday and Thursday at SHS (6/27-7/18) 2nd Semester Varsity 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. K. Hund/D. Casamassimo


Jazz Improvisation Camp No creditThis camp will give students a basic approach to the fundamentals of jazz improvisation, including music theory, aural skills, and jazz style.

Levels: All S980 Monday through Thursday at SHS (6/4-6/24) 1st Semester 1:00 - 3:30 p.m.

B. TippsDebate Camp – SHS No creditThis camp provides instruction for any student interested in learning or improving the skills necessary to speak publicly while persuading others with a positive influence. Debate camp creates a unique critical-thinking opportunity that will stretch the mind of everyone from curious intellects to argumentative teenagers. It also will help students succeed in joining a high school Debate Team and enhance their ability to compete at tournaments (joining the Debate Team is not a requirement or a prerequisite for this camp).

Levels: All

S985 Monday through Thursday at SHS (6/5-6/24) 1st Semester 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. C. Schwartz

S986 Monday through Thursday at SHS (6/26-7/16) 2nd Semester 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. C. Schwartz

Congressional Debate Camp – CHS No credit

Debate camp is designed for students who are interested in learning about current events and expressing themselves through persuasive speaking. The camp is for students with zero to three years of debate experience. Instruction will emphasize critical thinking problem solving and research as well as public speaking. This will prepare students to join the Debate Team, but is not a requirement or prerequisite for this camp.Levels: All

C984 Monday through Thursday at CHS (6/4-6/25) 1st Semester 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. Z. Nathan


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/25

1:30 p

.m. -

4:30

p.m.

E.

Pilg

uy/N

. Bar

baP0

09

Chee

rlead

ing, C

ompe

titive

, Co-

ed

1,2,3,

4 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/26-

7/18

1:30 p

.m. -

4:30

p.m.

C.

Wata

nuki/

B. B

obbit

P010

Fo

otball

, Boy

s’ 1,2

1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

6:00 a

.m. -

9:00

a.m.

C.

Olso

nP0

11

Footb

all, B

oys’

3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/25

7:0

0 a.m

. - 10

:15 a.

m.

C. O

lson

P012

Fo

otball

, Boy

s’ 1,2

2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/18

6:00 a

.m -

9:00 a

.m.

C. O

lson

P013

Fo

otball

, Boy

s’ 3,4

2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/26-

7/18

7:00 a

.m. -

10:45

a.m.

C.

Olso

nP0

14

Golf,

Boys

’ (gre

en fe

es as

requ

ired)

1,2

1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

1:30 p

.m. -

4:30

p.m.

M.

John

son/B

. Car

roll

P015

Go

lf, Bo

ys’ (g

reen

fees

as re

quire

d)

2,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

10

:30 a.

m. -

1:30 p

.m.

M. Jo

hnso

n/B. C

arro

llP0

16

Golf,

Girls

’ (gre

en fe

es as

requ

ired)

1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- W

edne

sday

7/8

-7/24

1:3

0 p.m

. - 5:

30 p.

m.

W. L

e Pag

eP0

17

Gymn

astic

s Boy

s’ 1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/25

3:0

0 p.m

. - 6:

00 p.

m.

S. H

agel

P018

Gy

mnas

tics B

oys’

1,2,3,

4 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/26-

7/11

3:00 p

.m. -

6:00

p.m.

S.

Hag

elP0

19

Gymn

astic

s Girls

’ 1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/25

1:0

0 p.m

. - 3:

40 p.

m T.

Theo

bald

P020

Gy

mnas

tics G

irls’

1,2,3,

4 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/26-

7/18

1:00 p

.m. -

4:15

p.m

T. Th

eoba

ldP0

52

Lacro

sse,

Boys

’ 1,2

2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

4:30 p

.m. -

7:10

p.m.

St

affP0

53

Lacro

sse,

Varsi

ty, B

oys’

3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/2

6-7/2

5 4:3

0 p.m

. - 7:

00 p.

m.

C. G

antz

P021

La

cross

e, Ad

vanc

ed, G

irls’

2,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

10

:00 a.

m. -

12:55

p.m.

O. F

lores

/S. A

mick


PHScontinued

No.

Co

urse

Nam

e Le

vel

Sem

. Da

ys

Date

s Tim

e Te

ache

rP0

22

Lacro

sse,

Begin

ner, G

irls’

1,2

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

1:1

5 p.m

. - 4:

10 p.

m.

O. F

lores

P0

23

Pom

Pon D

ance

- Va

rsity

2,3

,4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/13

1:30 p

.m. -

6:05

p.m.

A.

Poll

ittP0

24

Pom

Pon D

ance

- JV

1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/1

0-6/2

0 1:3

0 p.m

. - 5:

30 p.

m.

M. W

illiams

P025

Po

m Po

n Dan

ce -

Varsi

ty Co

mpeti

tion*

2,3

,4 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/11

1:30 p

.m. -

5:30

p.m.

A.

Poll

ittP0

26

Socc

er, B

oys’

3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

6:0

0 p.m

. - 8:

55 p.

m.

W. F

ilian

P027

So

ccer,

Co-

ed

1,2

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

1:3

0 p.m

. - 4:

25 p.

m.

W. F

ilian/C

. Filip

ek/A

. Mor

risP0

28

Softb

all S

kills

Camp

, Girls

’ 1,2

1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

1:15 p

.m. -

4:10

p.m.

N.

Cap

albo/S

taff

P029

So

ftball

, Var

sity,

Girls

’ 2,3

,4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

12:00

p.m.

- 2:5

5 p.m

. N.

Cap

albo/S

taff

P042

Sw

immi

ng, C

o-ed

1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/25

6:0

0 a.m

. - 8:

00 a.

m.

K. K

upka

/K. M

roz

P043

Sw

immi

ng, C

o-ed

1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/2

6-7/1

8 6:0

0 a.m

. - 8:

00 a.

m.

K. K

upka

/K. M

roz

P030

Te

nnis,

Boy

s’ 1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

6:0

0 a.m

. - 9:

00 a.

m.

J. La

nge

P051

Te

nnis,

Boy

s’ 1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

6:0

0 a.m

. - 9:

00 a.

m.

J. La

nge

P033

Te

nnis,

Girls

’ 1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

6:0

0 a.m

. - 9:

00 a.

m.

B. W

edell

P050

Te

nnis,

Girls

’ 1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

6:0

0 a.m

. - 9:

00 a.

m.

B. W

edell

P034

Te

nnis,

Matc

hplay

, Co-

ed

1,2,3,

4 1

Mond

ay -

Wed

nesd

ay

6/4-6

/19

6:00 p

.m. -

9:00

p.m.

B.

Wed

ellP0

56

Tenn

is, M

atchp

lay, C

o-ed

1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- W

edne

sday

7/8

-7/24

6:0

0 p.m

. - 9:

00 p.

m.

C. A

zriel

P036

Vo

lleyb

all, S

kills,

Boy

s’ 1,2

1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

6:00 a

.m. -

8:55

a.m.

M.

O’R

elly/S

taff

P044

Vo

lleyb

all, A

dvan

ced,

Boys

’ 3,4

1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

6:00 a

.m. -

8:55

a.m.

D.

Gav

in/St

affP0

37

Volle

yball

, Girls

’ 1

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/18

1:1

5 p.m

. - 4:

15 p.

m.

D. G

avin/

Staff

P038

Vo

lleyb

all, G

irls’

2,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/18

1:1

5 p.m

. - 4:

15 p.

m.

D. G

avin/

Staff

P039

W

restl

ing, B

oys’

1,2,3,

4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

2:00 p

.m. -

4:55

p.m.

C.

Wint

er


FHS

No.

Co

urse

Nam

e Le

vel

Sem

. Da

ys

Date

s Tim

e Te

ache

rF0

03

Aqua

tics,

Stre

ngth

& Co

nditio

ning,

Co-e

d 1,2

,3,4

1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

8:00 a

.m. -

10:00

a.m.

A.

Kittr

ell/S

taff

F004

Aq

uatic

s, St

reng

th &

Cond

itionin

g, Co

-ed

1,2,3,

4 2

Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/18

8:0

0 a.m

. - 10

:00 a.

m.

A. K

ittrell

/Staf

fF0

05

Base

ball,

Boys

’ Instr

uctio

nal (B

irchw

ood 3

) 1

1 &

2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/17-

6/27

1:00 p

.m. -

3:00

p.m.

S.

Cav

alier

i/A. P

eterso

nF0

06

Base

ball,

Soph

. Boy

s’ ($

175)

2

1 &

2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-7

/25

3:00 p

.m. -

6:30

p.m.

J.

Jetel

F007

Ba

seba

ll, Va

rsity,

Boy

s’ ($

175)

3,4

1 &

2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-7

/18

3:00 p

.m. -

7:00

p.m.

C.

Pigg

ott/D

. Hoc

hstet

terF0

08

Bask

etball

, Girls

’ 1,2

,3,4

1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

12:30

p.m.

- 3:3

0 p.m

. D.

Yates

/Staf

fF0

10

Bask

etball

, Boy

s’

1

1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/13

1:00 p

.m. -

4:20

p.m.

J.

Dvor

ak/A

. Gilm

anF0

11

Bask

etball

, Boy

s’

2,3,4

1

Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

10

:45 a.

m. -

1:35 p

.m.

R. W

idlow

ski/M

. Bro

wn/J.

Hog

refe

F012

Bo

wling

, Girls

’ at A

rlingto

n Lan

es

1,2,3,

4 1

Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

1:3

0 p.m

. - 3:

30 p.

m.

R. H

injos

a/R. R

adek

/C. B

ova

F013

Ch

eerle

ading

1,2

,3,4

1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

1:00 p

.m. -

4:00

p.m.

D.

Mus

inski/

Staff

F014

Ch

eerle

ading

1,2

,3,4

2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

1:00 p

.m. -

4:00

p.m.

D.

Mus

inski/

Staff

F015

Cr

oss C

ountr

y, Co

-ed

1,2,3,

4 1

Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

6:0

0 a.m

. - 8:

55 a.

m.

D. S

anch

ez/J.

Mar

cinF0

16

Cros

s Cou

ntry,

Co-e

d 1,2

,3,4

2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

6:00 a

.m. -

8:40

a.m.

D.

San

chez

/J. M

arcin

F019

Fo

otball

, Adv

ance

d, Bo

ys’

2,3,4

1

Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

7:0

0 a.m

. - 11

:00 a.

m.

B. S

pons

el/St

affF0

20

Footb

all, A

dvan

ced,

Boys

’ 2,3

,4

2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/23

7:00 a

.m. -

11:00

a.m.

B.

Spo

nsel/

Staff

F022

Fo

otball

, Intro

ducto

ry, B

oys’

1

2

Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/18

1:0

0 p.m

. - 5:

00 p.

m.

B. S

pons

el/St

affF0

24

Golf,

Girls

’ (gr

een f

ees a

re re

quire

d) N

o Tra

ns

1,2

1

Tues

day -

Thur

sday

6/4

-6/20

12

:45 p.

m. -

4:15 p

.m.

C. V

laming

F025

Go

lf, Gi

rls’ (

gree

n fee

s are

requ

ired)

No T

rans

3,4

1

Tu

esda

y - Th

ursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

12:45

p.m.

- 4:1

5 p.m

. J.

Malin

owsk

iF0

23

Golf,

Boys

’ (gr

een f

ees a

re re

quire

d) N

o Tra

ns 1

,2,3,4

2

Tu

esda

y - Th

ursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

1:00 p

.m. -

4:00

p.m.

R.

Mor

eau

F031

La

cross

e, Sk

ills, G

irls’

1,2,3,

4 1

Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

3:0

0 p.m

. - 5:

00 p.

m.

T. Le

eF0

28

Lacro

sse,

Intro

ducto

ry, B

oys’

1

2

Tu

esda

y - Th

ursd

ay

7/9-7

/25

1:00 p

.m. -

4:00

p.m.

N.

Mam

ulaF0

29

Lacro

sse S

kills,

Adv

ance

d, Bo

ys’

1,2,3,

4 2

Tu

esda

y - Th

ursd

ay

7/9-7

/25

6:00 a

.m. -

8:00

a.m.

N.

Mam

ulaF0

33

Comp

etitiv

e Dan

ce/P

oms

1,2,3,

4 1

Tu

esda

y - Th

ursd

ay

6/4-6

/25

1:00 p

.m. -

4:30

p.m.

G.

Kow

alski/

E. K

eller

F034

Co

mpeti

tive D

ance

/Pom

s 1,2

,3,4

2

Tues

day -

Thur

sday

6/2

6-7/2

3 1:0

0 p.m

. - 4:

30 p.

m.

G. K

owals

ki/E.

Kell

erF0

53

Socc

er, In

tro, C

o-ed

1

2

Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/18

1:0

0 p.m

. - 5:

00 p.

m.

C. Jo

nas

F062

So

ccer,

Adv

ance

d, Gi

rls’

2,3,4

2

Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/18

1:0

0 p.m

. - 5:

00 p.

m.

S. K

eller


FHScontinued

No.

Co

urse

Nam

e Le

vel

Sem

. Da

ys

Date

s Tim

e Te

ache

rF0

63

Socc

er, A

dvan

ced,

Boys

’ 2,3

,4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/10-

6/25

5:00 p

.m. -

8:15

p.m.

S.

Kell

erF0

64

Socc

er, A

dvan

ced,

Boys

’ 2,3

,4 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/18

5:00 p

.m. -

9:00

p.m.

S.

Kell

erF0

54

Softb

all, F

rosh

, Girls

’

1 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/19

1:00 p

.m. -

4:00

p.m.

St

affF0

40

Softb

all, J

V, Gi

rls’

2,3

,4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/19

1:00 p

.m. -

4:00

p.m.

St

affF0

41

Softb

all, V

arsit

y, Gi

rls’

2,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/19

7:0

0 a.m

. - 10

:00 a.

m.

Staff

F001

Sw

immi

ng, A

dvan

ced,

Co-e

d 1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

6:0

0 a.m

. - 8:

00 a.

m.

B. N

agor

zans

ki/St

affF0

02

Swim

ming

, Adv

ance

d, Co

-ed

1,2,3,

4 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/18

6:00 a

.m. -

8:00

a.m.

B.

Nag

orza

nski/

Staff

F042

Te

nnis

Inter

media

te/Ad

vanc

ed S

kills,

Girls

’ 1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

8:0

0 a.m

. - 10

:00 a.

m.

J. O’

Donn

ellF0

55

Tenn

is Int

erme

diate/

Adva

nced

Skil

ls, G

irls’

1,2,3,

4 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

8:00 a

.m. -

10:00

a.m.

J.

O’Do

nnell

F044

Te

nnis,

Tour

name

nt Pl

ay, A

dvan

ced,

Girls

’ (Lim

it 15)

3,4

1

Mond

ay -

Wed

nesd

ay

6/4-6

/19

6:00 p

.m. -

8:00

p.m.

J.

O’Do

nnell

F045

Te

nnis

Inter

media

te/Ad

vanc

ed S

kills,

Boy

s’ 1

,2,3,4

1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

8:00 a

.m. -

10:00

a.m.

M.

Dun

can

F058

Te

nnis

Inter

media

te/Ad

vanc

ed S

kills,

Boy

s’ 1

,2,3,4

2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

8:00 a

.m. -

10:00

a.m.

M.

Dun

can

F047

Te

nnis,

Tour

name

nt Pl

ay, A

dvan

ced,

Boys

’ (Lim

it 15)

3,4

1

Mond

ay -

Wed

nesd

ay

6/4-6

/19

6:00 p

.m. -

8:00

p.m.

M.

Dun

can

F048

Vo

lleyb

all, B

oys’

2,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/18

10

:00 a.

m. -

12:30

p.m.

C. P

inley

F049

Vo

lleyb

all, In

tro, C

o-ed

1

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/18

12

:30 p.

m. -

4:00 p

.m.

M. O

’Kell

yF0

61

Volle

yball

, Adv

ance

d, Gi

rls’

2,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/18

12

:30 p.

m. -

4:00 p

.m.

C. P

inley

F052

W

restl

ing, C

ondit

ioning

, Boy

s’

1,2,3,

4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

1:00 p

.m. -

4:00

p.m.

J.

Kesk

e


No.

Co

urse

Nam

e Le

vel

Sem

. Da

ys

Date

s Tim

e Te

ache

rC0

01

Badm

inton

, Girls

’ 1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

4:2

5 p.m

. - 6:

25 p.

m.

E. G

arrity

-Duff

ey/B

. Men

doza

C002

Ba

seba

ll, Ins

tructi

onal,

Boy

s’ 1

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

1:3

0 p.m

. - 4:

25 p.

m.

B. M

oore

/B. B

rown

ley/Z

. Kola

kows

kiC0

03

Base

ball,

JV, B

oys’

($17

5)*

2,3

1 & 2

Mond

ay -

Wed

nesd

ay

6/4-7

/11

1:30 p

.m. -

6:30

p.m.

T.

Hasti

ngs

C004

Ba

seba

ll, Va

rsity,

Boy

s’ ($

175)

* 2,3

,4 1 &

2 Mo

nday

- W

edne

sday

6/4

-7/17

1:0

0 p.m

. - 6:

00 p.

m.

D. F

ivelso

nC0

05

Bask

etball

, Boy

s’

1 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

6:00 a

.m. -

8:10

a.m.

D.

Wolf

/A. S

obey

C006

Ba

sketb

all, B

oys’

2

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

1:3

0 p.m

. - 4:

10 p.

m.

M. Tr

imar

coC0

07

Bask

etball

, Boy

s’

3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

10

:00 a.

m - 1

2:40 p

.m.

J. Ma

leyC0

08

Bask

etball

, Girls

’ 2,3

,4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

11:30

a.m.

- 1:2

5 p.m

. T.

Stra

uch

C010

Ba

sketb

all, G

irls’

1 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

1:30 p

.m. -

4:25

p.m.

T.

Stra

uch/E

. Jac

obse

nC0

11

Bowl

ing, G

irls’

1,2,3,

4 1

Mond

ay -

Wed

nesd

ay

6/4-6

/19

1:45 p

.m. -

4:45

p.m.

J.

Mikru

tC0

13

Chee

rlead

ing, C

o-ed

1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

1:3

0 p.m

. - 4:

10 p.

m.

C. S

chwe

inebr

aten/A

. Sch

weine

brate

nC0

14

Cros

s Cou

ntry R

unnin

g, Co

-ed

1,2,3,

4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

6:00 a

.m. -

8:00

a.m.

J.

Powe

rs/K.

Dalt

on/K

. Lich

tenbe

rger

C015

Cr

oss C

ountr

y Run

ning,

Co-e

d 1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

6:0

0 a.m

. - 8:

00 a.

m.

J. Po

wers/

K. D

alton

/K. L

ichten

berg

erC0

16

Footb

all, S

kills,

Boy

s’ 1

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

3:0

0 p.m

. - 5:

00 p.

m.

E. Ja

cobs

en/S

taff

C017

Fo

otball

, Skil

ls, B

oys’

2,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

7:0

0 a.m

. - 9:

55 a.

m.

B. S

tortz/

Staff

C018

Fo

otball

, Skil

ls, B

oys’

2,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

7:0

0 a.m

. - 9:

40 a.

m.

B. S

tortz/

Staff

C021

Go

lf, Bo

ys’ (g

reen

fees

are r

equir

ed)

1,2,3,

4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

2:30 p

.m. -

5:25

p.m.

S.

Ciep

likC0

22

Golf,

Girls

’ (gre

en fe

es ar

e req

uired

) 1,2

1

Mond

ay -

Wed

nesd

ay

6/4-6

/19

9:00 a

.m. -

12:35

p.m.

J.

Macn

ider

C023

Go

lf, Gi

rls’ (g

reen

fees

are r

equir

ed)

3,4

1 Mo

nday

- W

edne

sday

6/4

-6/19

9:0

0 a.m

. - 12

:35 p.

m.

M. H

eber

tC0

24

Gymn

astic

s, Co

-ed,

Emph

asis

Girls

1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

1:3

0 p.m

. - 4:

10 p.

m.

A. Av

ella

C025

Gy

mnas

tics,

Co-e

d, Em

phas

is Bo

ys

1,2,3,

4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

1:30 p

.m. -

4:15

p.m.

A.

Avell

aC0

26

Lacro

sse,

Skills

, Boy

s’ 1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

1:3

0 p.m

. - 4:

25 p.

m.

M. K

ulak/N

. Veg

aC0

28

Lacro

sse S

kills,

Girls

’ 1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

1:3

0 p.m

. - 4:

10 p.

m.

E. Ja

cobs

enC0

29

Lacro

sse S

kills,

Girls

’ 2,3

,4 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

11:30

a.m.

- 2:1

0 p.m

. E.

Jaco

bsen

C030

Po

ms/C

ompe

titive

Dan

ce, V

arsit

y*

1,2,3,

4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

1:30 p

.m. -

4:30

p.m.

D.

Zyrk

owsk

iC0

31

Poms

/Com

petiti

ve D

ance

, JV*

1,2

,3,4

1 Tu

esda

y - Th

ursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

2:00 p

.m. -

4:00

p.m.

J.

Zyrko

wski

CHS

*Invit

e on

ly


CHScontinued

SHS

No.

Co

urse

Nam

e Le

vel

Sem

. Da

ys

Date

s Tim

e Te

ache

rC0

32

Socc

er, C

o-ed

1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

2:0

0 p.m

. - 4:

00 p.

m.

J. Fr

anco

C033

So

ccer,

Boy

s’ 3,4

2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

9:00 a

.m. -

11:40

a.m.

J.

Fran

coC0

34

Socc

er, G

irls’

1,2,3,

4 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

9:00 a

.m. -

11:00

a.m.

J.

Fran

coC0

35

Softb

all, G

irls’

1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

1:3

0 p.m

. - 4:

00 p.

m.

A. B

auch

C036

Sw

immi

ng an

d Con

dition

ing, C

o-ed

1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

6:0

0 a.m

. - 8:

55 a.

m.

B. D

renth

C037

Sw

immi

ng an

d Con

dition

ing, C

o-ed

1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

6:0

0 a.m

. - 8:

40 a.

m.

B. D

renth

C038

Te

nnis,

Co-

ed

1,2,3,

4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

10:00

a.m.

- 12

:30 p.

m. D

. Kole

no/M

. Mar

ksC0

39

Tenn

is, C

o-ed

1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

1:3

0 p.m

. - 4:

10 p.

m.

D. K

oleno

/M. M

arks

C046

Fit

ness

Train

ing, C

o-ed

Athl

etes &

Non

-Athl

etes

1,2,3,

4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/25

3:30 p

.m. -

5:30

p.m.

D.

Pan

cratz

C040

Vo

lleyb

all, G

irls’

2,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/2

6-7/2

3 8:0

0 a.m

. - 10

:30 a.

m.

D. P

ancra

tz/A.

Dre

nthC0

41

Volle

yball

, Girls

’ 1

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/2

6-7/2

3 2:0

0 p.m

. - 4:

00 p.

m.

K. R

ober

ts/D.

Pan

cratz

C042

Vo

lleyb

all, B

oys’

1,2,3,

4 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

1:30 p

.m. -

3:30

p.m.

J.

Brow

nC0

44

Wre

stling

, Boy

s’ 1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

1:3

0 p.m

. - 3:

30 p.

m.

A. G

uilde

/J. H

arde

r

No.

Co

urse

Nam

e Le

vel

Sem

. Da

ys

Date

s Tim

e Te

ache

rS0

03

Base

ball,

Varsi

ty, B

oys’

($17

5)

2,3,4

1 & 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-7

/18

10:00

a.m.

- 2:0

0 p.m

. C.

See

ly/A.

Lomb

ardo

/N. K

ostal

ekS0

01

Base

ball,

Instru

ction

al, B

oys’

1 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

1:00 p

.m. -

3:00

p.m.

B.

Lobo

/A. S

olmo

S004

Ba

sketb

all, B

oys’

1

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

3:0

0 p.m

. - 5:

00 p.

m.

L. Ja

cobs

/N. T

orre

sso

S005

Ba

sketb

all, B

oys’

2

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

12

:00 p.

m. -

2:00 p

.m.

P. Mc

Bride

S006

Ba

sketb

all, B

oys’

3,4

1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

10:00

a.m.

- 12

:00 p.

m. W

. Heis

ler/M

. Still

ingS0

07

Bask

etball

, Girls

’ 1

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

1:0

0 p.m

. - 3:

00 p.

m.

R. K

ahan

/J. S

andb

erg

S008

Ba

sketb

all, G

irls’

2 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

1:00 p

.m. -

3:00

p.m.

B.

Lang

eS0

42

Bask

etball

, Girls

’ 3,4

1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

11:00

a.m.

- 2:0

0 p.m

. J.

Stra

uch/J

. Har

kinS0

50

Bowl

ing, G

irls’

1,2,3,

4 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

2:30 p

.m. -

4:00

p.m.

J.

Slav

ich


SHScontinued

*Invit

e on

ly

No.

Co

urse

Nam

e Le

vel

Sem

. Da

ys

Date

s Tim

e Te

ache

rS0

51

Chee

rlead

ing, B

eginn

er (n

ew to

SHS

chee

r) 1,2

,3,4

1 Tu

esda

y - Th

ursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

1:15 p

.m. -

3:15

p.m.

W

. Gbu

rS0

09

Chee

rlead

ing, C

ompe

titive

(all i

ntere

sted i

n SHS

chee

r) 1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

1:1

5 p.m

. - 4:

00 p.

m.

W. G

bur

S010

Cr

oss C

ountr

y Tra

ining

, Boy

s’ 1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

6:0

0 a.m

. - 8:

00 a.

m.

Staff

S011

Cr

oss C

ountr

y Tra

ining

, Boy

s’ 1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

6:0

0 a.m

. - 8:

00 a.

m.

Staff

S012

Cr

oss C

ountr

y Tra

ining

, Girls

’ 1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

6:0

0 a.m

. - 7:

30 a.

m.

K. Z

illmer

/R. B

ingha

mS0

13

Footb

all S

kills

Boys

’ 2,3

,4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

6:30 a

.m. -

9:30

a.m.

M.

Still

ing/S

taff

S015

Fo

otball

Skil

ls Bo

ys’

1,2

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

5:0

0 p.m

. - 7:

00 p.

m.

M. S

tilling

/Staf

fS0

14

Footb

all S

kills

Boys

’ 3,4

2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

1:00 p

.m. -

4:00

p.m.

M.

Still

ing/S

taff

S016

Fo

otball

Skil

ls, B

oys’

1,2

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

1:3

0 p.m

. - 4:

15 p.

m.

M. S

tilling

/Staf

fS0

18

Golf,

Co-e

d (gr

een f

ees $

135 n

o les

sons

) max

24 1

,2,3,4

1 &

2 W

edne

sday

& Th

ursd

ay

6/5-7

/18

7:00 a

.m. -

9:00

a.m.

M.

Hino

josa

S017

Go

lf, Co

-ed (

gree

n fee

s $16

0 inc

ludes

less

ons)

max 2

4 1,2

,3,4

1 & 2

Wed

nesd

ay &

Thur

sday

6/5

-7/18

1:4

5 p.m

. - 3:

45 p.

m.

M. P

helps

/A. L

azza

raS0

21

Gymn

astic

s, Bo

ys’

1,2,3,

4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

1:00 p

.m. -

3:30

p.m.

E.

Bos

trom

S022

Gy

mnas

tics,

Boys

’ 1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

12

:30 p.

m. -

3:00 p

.m.

E. B

ostro

mS0

19

Gymn

astic

s, Gi

rls’

1,2,3,

4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

1:00 p

.m. -

3:30

p.m.

A.

Mirs

ki/E.

Wer

lein/C

. Eve

rtS0

20

Gymn

astic

s, Gi

rls’

1,2,3,

4 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

1:00 p

.m. -

3:30

p.m.

A.

Mirs

ki/E.

Wer

lein/C

. Eve

rtS0

25

Lacro

sse,

Girls

’ 1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

3:3

0 p.m

. - 5:

30 p.

m.

J. Hu

ghes

/C. R

afaj/A

. Stra

uch

S023

La

cross

e, Sk

ills, B

oys’

1,2,3,

4 2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

5:00 p

.m. -

7:00

p.m.

J.

Care

yS0

26

Comp

etitiv

e Dan

ce*

2,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

2:0

0 p.m

. - 4:

30 p.

m.

K. C

hmiel

/C. R

ober

tsS0

52

Pom

Pons

2,3

,4 2

Tues

day -

Thur

sday

7/9

-7/25

2:0

0 p.m

. - 5:

00 p.

m.

K. C

hmiel

/C. R

ober

tsS0

28

Socc

er, B

oys’

1,2

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

1:0

0 p.m

. - 3:

00 p.

m.

E. S

orby

/J. S

andb

erg

S029

So

ccer,

Boy

s’ 3,4

2

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

7/8-7

/25

10:00

a.m.

- 12

:00 p.

m. E

. Sor

byS0

30

Socc

er, G

irls’

2,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

2:3

0 p.m

. - 5:

00 p.

m.

G. C

harva

t/Staf

fS0

31

Socc

er, G

irls’

1 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

3:00 p

.m. -

5:00

p.m.

G.

Cha

rvat/S

taff

S032

So

ftball

Hitti

ng S

kills,

Girls

’ (we

st sh

elf)

1,2,3,

4 1

Mond

ay - T

hursd

ay

6/4-6

/20

3:15 p

.m. -

5:00

p.m.

E.

Abr

eu/A

. Mor

eno/D

. Ada

nS0

34

Tenn

is, C

o-ed

1,2

,3,4

1 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

6/4

-6/20

1:0

0 p.m

. - 3:

30 p.

m.

J. Sc

haefe

r/A. K

azan

/A. C

eden

oS0

53

Tenn

is, C

o-ed

1,2

,3,4

2 Mo

nday

- Thu

rsday

7/8

-7/25

1:0

0 p.m

. - 3:

30 p.

m.

J. Sc

haefe

r/A. K

azan

/A. C

eden

o


HEHSSHScontinued

No.

Co

urse

Nam

e Le

vel

Sem

. Da

ys

Date

s Tim

e Te

ache

rS0

35

Trac

k Tra

ining

, Girls

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,3,4

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School CodesSchool codes and addresses are listed below. A map also is located below.

PHS – Palatine High School, 1111 N. Rohlwing Road, Palatine

FHS – William Fremd High School, 1000 S. Quentin Road, Palatine

CHS – James B. Conant High School, 700 E. Cougar Trail, Hoffman Estates

SHS – Schaumburg High School, 1100 W. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg

HEHS – Hoffman Estates High School, 1100 W. Higgins Road, Hoffman Estates

G. A. McElroy Administration Center – 1750 S. Roselle Road, Palatine

Illinois AvenueRose

lle R

oad

✖

NW Hwy.

Kirchoff Road

Wilk

e Roa

d

Schaumburg Road

Schaumburg High School

✖

Ela R

oad

Euclid Avenue

Central Road

Rout

e 53

NW Hwy. (Route 14)Rand Road (Route 12)

Rout

e 53

✖Ro

hlwing

Roa

d

Hick

s Roa

dCunningham Drive

Palatine Road

NW Hwy. (Route 14)

Arlington Park Race Track

FremdHigh School

Algonquin Road (Route 62)

Arlin

gton H

eights

Roa

d

Old P

lum G

rove

Roa

d

Golf Road (Route 58)

✖ Meac

ham

Road

�

Woodfi eld Mall

Conant High

School

Baldwin Road Palatine High

School

✖Administration

Center

I-90 (Northwest Tollway)

Plum

Gro

ve R

oad

Higgins Road (Route 72)

Central Road

Quen

tin R

oad

Dundee Road (Route 68)

Higgins Road (Route 72)

✖Hoffman Estates High School

✖Higgins Education CenterHiggins Education Center

✖D211 North Campus


2019 First Semester

Thursday August 8 Teacher Institute – no classesFriday August 9 Teacher Institute – no classesMonday August 12 Opening day of school Monday September 2 Labor Day – no school Monday October 14 Columbus Day – no schoolTuesday October 15 Teacher Institute - no classes Wednesday November 27 Non-Attendance Day – no schoolThursday November 28 Thanksgiving Day – no schoolFriday November 29 Thanksgiving Holiday – no school Friday December 20 End of First Semester Winter Vacation begins close of school

2020 Second SemesterMonday January 6 Teacher Institute – no classesTuesday January 7 Opening day of second semesterMonday January 20 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – no school

Monday February 17 Presidents’ Day – no school Friday March 20 Spring vacation begins close of dayMonday March 30 Opening day of school after vacationFriday April 10 Non-Attendance Day – no school

Friday May 22 Last day of school

Emergency days – May 26 through June 1 will serve as emergency days in theevent district schools are closed for five or more student attendance days.

Approved by the Board of Education: February 14, 2019

Township High School District 211School Calendar — 2019-2020


Notes

Non-Profit Organization

U.S. POSTAGEPAID

Permit No. 2805Palatine, IL

Summer School Office1750 South Roselle RoadPalatine, Illinois 60067-7336(847) 755-6720

Publication

s

Palatine High School1111 North Rohlwing RoadPalatine, IL 60074-3777(847) 755-1600

William Fremd High School1000 South Quentin RoadPalatine, IL 60067-7018(847) 755-2600

James B. Conant High School700 East Cougar TrailHoffman Estates, IL 60169-3659(847) 755-3600

Schaumburg High School1100 West Schaumburg RoadSchaumburg, IL 60194-4150(847) 755-4600

Hoffman Estates High School1100 West Higgins RoadHoffman Estates, IL 60169-4050(847) 755-5600

District 211 North Campus335 East Illinois AvenuePalatine, IL 60067-7132(847) 755-6700

Higgins Education Center1030 Higgins RoadHoffman Estates, IL 60169-4200(847) 755-6640

G.A. McElroyAdministration Center1750 South Roselle RoadPalatine, IL 60067-7336(847) 755-6600

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