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CVESD GATE PARENT MEETING 04/28/16 1. Sweetwater School District Elizabeth Carzoli 2. College for Kids Mark Meadows Ph.D. ! 04/28/16 ELA CAASPP Comparison 89 89 100 84 83 Percentage of Students Who 90 80 61 70 58 Met

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CVESD GATE PARENT MEETING

04/28/16

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1. Sweetwater School

District

Elizabeth Carzoli
2. College for Kids

! Mark Meadows Ph.D.

04/28/16

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ELA – CAASPP Comparison

84 83 89 89 49 51 58 61

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6

Percentage of Students Who Met Standard

GATE ALL

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Math – CAASPP Comparison

88 80 81 80 46 42 43 43

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6

Percentage of Students Who Met Standard

GATE ALL

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SWEETWATER UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

State and Federal Programs/ Gifted and Talented Education (GATE)Program

Roman Del Rosario, Executive Director of Curriculum & Instruction Luz Elena Perez, Director Thelma Stevenson, Program Manager Nancy Nieto, District Counselor Elizabeth Carzoli, Resource Teacher

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GRADE LEVEL

VS. NUMBER OF GATE

STUDENTS 2015-16

Grade K - INTELLECTUAL ABILITY L - HIGH ACHIEVEMENT Grand Total 7 1002 27 1029 8 1202 133 1335 9 1223 113 1336 10 1517 218 1735 11 1039 263 1302 12 1226 224 1450 Grand Total 7,209 978

8,187

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GRADE LEVEL

VS. NUMBER OF GATE

STUDENTS 2015-16

1002 1202 1223 1517 1039 1226 27 133 113 218 263 224 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 7 8 9 10 11 12 K - INTELLECTUAL ABILITY L - HIGH ACHIEVEMENT

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7th Grade GATE Students by Years

1360 1363 1513 1036 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 Total 7th Grade GATE Students

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7th to 12th Grade GATE District students

1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 1 2 3 4

2012 2013 2014 2015

7060 7762 7625 6490

YEAR Grade 7 to 12 District

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SUHSD Suggested GATE Student Progression

Middle School GATE Grade 7,8 Accelerated Honors * Clubs Math Field Day * Knowledge Bowl A-G Progression Compact for Success High Schools GATE Grade 9-12

AP Classes -IB Class
Clubs/Programs

Programs

Dual Language -Forensic –

Science Fair – Robotic – Performing Arts - Sports

Counselor Counselor

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Students in Advanced Classes

DEPARTMENT!

No. of GATE Classes (Sections) by

Type ! ! TOTAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT IN ADVANCED LEVEL COURSES T

tal: 33,777

*duplicated count! Accelerated! Honors! Advanced Placement! International Baccalaureate ! ! Art !

22! 1! ! 433! English ! 223! 24! 103! 14! ! 10,600! Foreign Language !

61! 5! ! 1,694! Math !

28! 65! 8! ! 2,825! Science ! 161! 102! 69! 5! ! 648! Social Science! 121! 16! 191! 9! ! 8,077! Non Core ! 6!

16! 1! ! 9,500! TOTAL # Classes! 511! 170! 527! 43! !

SLIDE 12 DEPT! ADVANCED LEVEL CLASSES by Department! ART ! AP Art History, AP Studio Art, AP Studio Art 3D, AP Music Theory, Dance IB ! ENGLISH ! AP English Language and Composition, AP English Literature and Composition English IB HL 1 A/B, English IB HL 2 A/B English 7 Acc, English 7 Acc STEAM, English 7 Acc STEAM DL, English 8 Acc, English 8 Acc FLAGS, English 8 Acc DL, English 8 Acc STEAM English 9 Acc, English 9 Acc FLAGS, English 10 Acc, English 10 Acc DL, English 11 Honors ! FOREIGN LANGUAGE ! AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature, Spanish IB SL, Spanish IB HL 1, AP Spanish Language DL AP French Language and Culture, French IB HL 1 A/B, French IB SL A/B AP Italian Language and Culture, AP Japanese Language and Culture, AP Latin ! MATH ! AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Calculus IB, Pre-Calculus Honors, AP Statistics Math Studies IB SL, Math IB SL, Math IB HL 2 ! SCIENCE ! AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science, AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, AP Physics C Biology SL, Biology IB HL 1, Biology IB HL 2, Physics IB HL 2 Chemistry Honors, Physics Honors, Human Anatomy & Phys Honors, Biology Acc, Biology Acc DL General Science 1 Acc, General Science 2 Acc FLAGS, General Science 1 Acc STEAM, General Science 1 Acc DL General Science 2 Acc, General Science 2 Acc STEAM ! SOCIAL SCIENCE ! AP European History, AP World History, AP Human Geography AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics AP United States Government and Politics, AP United States History, History of the Amer IB HL 2 A/B Economics IB HL 2, Economics IB SL, Economics Acc US History 8 Acc, US History 8 Acc FLAGS, US History 11 Honors World Cultures 7 Acc, World Cultures 7 Acc STEAM World Geography Acc, World Geography Acc DL World History & Culture Acc, World History & Culture Acc DL ! NON CORE ! Psychology IB SL, Theory of Knowledge IB AP Computer Science A, AP Psychology Academic Decathlon Acc, Administration of Justice Acc, Project Science Acc ! AP: Advanced Placement ! FLAGS: Foreign Language and Global Studies (HTM)! IB: International Baccalaureate (BVH, CPH) ! DL: Dual Language! HL: Higher Level SL: Standard Level ! Acc: Accelerated! Course highlighted in yellow = new advanced courses in the district in 2015-2016! SUHSD:!District,wide!List!of!Advanced!Level!Classes!by!DEPARTMENT:! Art,!English,!Foreign!Language,!Math,!Science,!Social!Science,!Non!Core!

SLIDE 13 MIDDLE SCHOOLS! Advanced Courses Offered! Bonita Vista MS! English 7 Acc, English 8 Acc General Science 1 Health Acc, General Science 2 Acc World Cultures 7 Acc, US History 8 Acc ! Castle Park MS! English 7 Acc, English 8 Acc General Science 1 Health Acc, General Science 2 Acc World Cultures 7 Acc, US History 8 Acc ! Chula Vista MS! English 7 Acc, English 8 Acc General Science 1 Health Acc, General Science 2 Acc World Cultures 7 Acc, US History 8 Acc ! Eastlake MS! English 8 Acc General Science 2 Acc, US History 8 Acc ! Granger Junior! Gen Science 1 Health Acc, General Science 2 Acc US History 8 Acc, AP Human Geography ! Hilltop MS! English 8 Acc, English 8 Acc FLAGS General Science 2 Acc, General Science 2 Acc FLAGS US History 8 Acc, US History 8 Acc FLAGS ! Mar Vista Academy! English 7 Acc, English 8 Acc General Science 1 Acc, General Science 2 Acc World Cultures 7 Acc, US History 8 Acc ! Montgomery MS! English 7 Acc, English 8 Acc General Science 1 Acc, General Science 2 Acc World Cultures 7 Acc, US History 8 Acc ! National City MS! English 7 Acc, English 8 Acc General Science 1 Acc, General Science 2 Acc, World Cultures 7 Acc, US History 8 Acc ! Rancho del Rey MS! English 7 Acc, English 8 Acc General Science 1 Acc, General Science 1 Acc DL, General Science 2 Acc World Cultures 7 Acc, US History 8 Acc ! Southwest MS! English 7 Acc STEAM, English 7 acc STEAM DL, English 8 Acc STEAM, English 8 Acc DL General Science 1 Acc STEAM, General Science 2 Acc STEAM, General Science 2 Acc World Cultures 7 Acc STEAM, US History 8 Acc STEAM ! SUHSD:!List!of!Advanced!Level!Classes!by!SCHOOL!–!Middle!Schools!!

SLIDE 14 HIGH SCHOOLS! Advanced Course Offered! Bonita Vista HS!

AP Art History, AP Studio Art, Dance IB
AP English Language, English IB HL 1 A/B, English IB HL 2 A/B, English 9 Acc, English 10 Acc, English 12 Honors
Spanish IB SL, Spanish IB HL, French IB SL A/B,French IB HL 1 A/B, AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Lit, AP French Lang & Culture, AP Italian Lang &

Culture

Math Studies IB SL, Math IB HL, Math IB SL, AP Statistics, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, Pre-Calculus Honors
Physics IB HL, Biology IB SL, Biology IB HL , AP Environmental Science, AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, Chemistry Honors, Biology

Acc

Economics IB SL, Economics IB HL 2, History of the Americas IB HL 2 A/B, AP US History, AP World History, AP US Gov & Politics, AP Human Geography,

World Geography Acc, Theory of Knowledge IB ! Castle Park HS!

AP Studio Art
AP English Language, AP English Literature, English IB HL 1 A/B, English IB HL 2 A/B, English 9 Acc, English 10 Acc
AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature, Spanish IB HL 1
AP Calculus IB, Math IB SL, AP Statistics, Pre-Calculus Honors
Biology IB HL 1, Biology IB HL 2, Biology Acc, Chemistry Honors, Human Anatomy & Physiology Honors, AP Environmental Science
AP US History, AP US History IB HL 1, AP World History, AP US Government, History of the Americas IB HL 2 A/B
Theory of Knowledge IB, Psychology IB SL, AP Psychology, AP Computer Science

! Chula Vista HS!

AP Art History, AP Studio Art, AP Studio Art 3D, AP Music Theory
AP English Language, AP English Literature, English 9 Acc, English 10 Acc, English 11 Honors
AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature
AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics
AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, AP Environmental Science, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, Biology Acc, Chemistry Honors, Physics Honors
AP US History, AP World History, AP US Government, AP Human Geography, World Geography Acc, World History & Culture Acc, US History Honors

! Eastlake HS!

AP Art History, AP Studio Art
AP English Language, AP English Literature , English 10 Acc, English 10 Acc DL, English 11 Honors
AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Language DL, AP Spanish Literature, AP French Lan & Culture, AP Japanese & Culture
AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, Math Analysis Honors
AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Physics, Biology Acc, Chemistry Honors, Chemistry Honors Med Chem, Physics Honors, Human Anatomy & Physiology

Honors

AP Human Geography, AP US History, AP World History, AP US Government, AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics, World History & Culture Acc, US

History Honors ! Hilltop HS!

AP Art History
AP English Language , AP English Literature, English 9 Acc, English 9 Acc FLAGS, English 10 Acc, English 11 Honors
AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature, AP French Language & Culture, AP Italian Language & Culture, AP Latin
AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, Pre-Calculus Honors
AP Biology, AP Chemistry, Biology Acc, Chemistry Honors, Physics Honors, Human Anatomy & Physiology Honors
AP Human Geography, AP US History, AP World History, AP US Gov, AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics, US History Honors, World Hist & Culture

Acc

AP Psychology, Academic Decathlon Acc

! SUHSD:!List!of!Advanced!Level!Classes!by!SCHOOL!–!High!Schools ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !Page!1!of!2

SLIDE 15 SSUHSD: List of Advanced Level Classes by SCHOOL – High Schools Page 2 of 2 HIGH SCHOOLS! Advanced Course Offered! Mar Vista HS!

AP Studio Art, AP English Language, AP English Literature, English 9 Acc, English 10 Acc
AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature
AP Calculus AB, AP Statistics, Pre-Calculus Honors
AP Physics 1, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science, Biology Acc, Chemistry Honors
AP US History, AP World History, AP US Government, AP Human Geography, US History Honors, Project Science Acc, AP Psychology

! Montgomery HS!

AP English Language & Comp, AP English Literature & Comp, English 9 Acc, English 10 Acc, English 12 Honors, AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature
AP Calculus AB, AP Statistics, Pre-Calculus Honors
AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science, Biology Acc, Chemistry Honors
AP Human Geography, AP US History, AP World History, AP US Government

! Olympian HS!

AP Studio Art, AP Art History, AP English Language, AP English Literature, English 9 Acc, English 10 Acc
AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature, AP Italian Language & Culture
AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, Pre-Calculus Honors
AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Physics 1, Biology Acc, Chemistry Honors, Physics Honors, Human Anatomy & Physiology Honors
AP Human Geography, AP US History, AP World History, AP US Government, Academic Decathlon Acc

! Otay Ranch HS!

AP Art History, AP Studio Art, AP English Language, AP English Literature, English 9 Acc, English 10 Acc, English 11 Honors
AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature
AP Calculus AB, AP Statistics, Pre-Calculus Honors
AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Physics C, Biology Acc, Biology Acc DL, Chemistry Honors, Physics Honors , Human Anatomy & Physiology Honors
AP Human Geography, AP US History, AP World History, AP US Government, AP European History, AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics, US History Honors, World

Geography Acc DL, World History & Culture Acc, World History & Culture Acc DL, Administration of Justice Acc, AP Psychology ! San Ysidro HS!

AP Studio Art, AP English Language, AP English Literature, English 9 Acc, English 10 Acc, English 11 Honors
AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature, AP Calculus AB, Pre-Calculus Honors, Academic Decathlon Honors
AP Environmental Science, AP Biology, AP Physics 1, AP Chemistry, Biology Acc, Chemistry Honors, Physics Honors ,Human Anatomy & Physiology Honors
AP US History, AP World History, AP US Gov & Politics, US History 11 Honors, World Geography Acc, World History & Culture Acc, Economics Acc

! Southwest HS!

AP English Language, AP English Literature, English 9 Acc, English 10 Acc, English 11 Honors, AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature
AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, Pre-Calculus Honors, Academic Decathlon Acc
AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science, AP Biology, AP Physics 1, Biology Acc, Chemistry Honors, Physics Honors
AP US History, AP World History, AP US Government, AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics, US History 11 Honors, World History & Culture Acc,

! Sweetwater HS!

AP Art History, AP Computer Science A, AP English Language, AP English Literature
AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature
AP Calculus AB, AP Statistics, Pre-Calculus Honors
AP Environmental Science, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Physics 1, Biology Acc, Chemistry Honors, Physics Honors, Human Anatomy & Physiology Honors
AP Human Geography, AP US History, AP World History, AP US Government, US History 11 Honors, World History & Culture Acc, AP Microeconomics, AP

Macroeconomics, AP Psychology !

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GATE Programs and Clubs

Math Field Day
Knowledge Bowl
Jr. Achievement
Spelling Bee
Athletic Clubs and League

7,8 Grade

Science Fair
Robotics
ASES (Afterschool Education &

Safety

7-12 Grade

Academic Decathlon Club
Academic League
Athletics

9-12 Grade

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Middle After School Programs

Bonita Middle – Athletic Program, BVMR reading club, Castle Park Middle – KRASE Knight Reaching Academic & Social Excellence ASP(After School Program) Chula Vista Middle – Club TC(Teen Connections) ASP(After School Program), SCPA School for the Creative and Performing Arts, Eastlake Middle – Anime, Band, Dual Language, Yoga Granger Junior – ASES After School Education and Safety Hilltop Middle – California Junior Scholarship Federation Club, Falcons United for Success in Education FUSE

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Middle After School Programs

Mar Vista Academy – VALOR (Viking After School Leaders of a Revolution) Montgomery Middle – After School Activities Program (ASAP) National City Middle – Afterschool Athletics Program, Club Live Rancho Del Rey Middle – School Athletic League, Dual Language Program Southwest Middle – HYPE Helping Youth Pursue Excellence, Dual Language Program

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New Graduation Requirements

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GRADUATION Requirements

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Category Area Years required Years recommended A History/Social Science 4 years B English 4 years C Mathematics * 3 years 4 years D Laboratory Science 2 years 3 years E World Language * 2 years 3 years F Visual and Performing Arts 1 year G College Prep electives 1 year

College Ready – Students must complete the following courses for graduation and to apply to the UC and CSU

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*Math

Integrated

Math taken in the 8th grade count for high school credits as well as meet university admissions subject requirements.

*Foreign Language

Foreign Language taken in the 7th and 8th grade count for high school credit as well as meet university admissions subject requirements.

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Additional High School Graduation Requirements…..

In addition to the 34 credits of A-G classes Students also need: 1 credit of Health 4 credits of PE 5 elective credits Which will add up to 44 credits for graduation Plus 30 hours of community services

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Requirements:

! Continuous

enrollment in SUHSD

! Complete the “A-G”

Curriculum with a Grade of C or higher

! Achieve a 3.0 CSU

GPA at the time of application

Class of 2021 3.1
Class of 2022 3.2
Class of 2023 3.3

! Take the ACT or SAT

exam

! Clear Math and

English remediation

! No D’s or F’s in

Senior Year

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GATE WEBSITE

District Website

http://

www.sweetwaterschools.org

Gate Website

http://

gate.sweetwaterschools.org/

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Southwestern College

dept.swccd.edu/cfk/

2016

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Summer 2016

ki ds

for

Welcome

College for Kids (CFK) presents stimulating, challenging enrichment experiences for students. Eligible students are those who are entering grades 5–9 in Fall 2016 and meet one of the following criteria: 1) Have been identifjed gifted or talented 2) Have a scale score of 23 points or higher in Mathematics OR have met or exceeded expectations in Reading on the Local Measures Test 3) Have a B or a 3 average or higher in academic course work or higher on report card and acceptable citizenship grades If your child wishes to attend College for Kids and you did not receive a brochure addressed to your student by mail, please submit an application and the child’s latest grade report of his/ her academic coursework and citizenship.

Session I 2-Week Session

June 13–23, 2016

Week 1: Monday–Tiursday Week 2: Monday–Tiursday 1st Workshop: 1:30–2:55 p.m. 2nd Workshop: 3:05–4:30 p.m.

Session II 2-Week Session

July 5–14, 2016

Week 1: Tuesday–Tiursday Week 2: Monday–Tiursday Week 1 Hours (July 5–7) 1st Workshop: 1–2:50 p.m. 2nd Workshop: 3:05–4:55 p.m. Week 2 Hours (July 11–14) 1st Workshop: 1:30–2:55 p.m. 2nd Workshop: 3:05–4:30 p.m.

cel e brati ng

years

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Summer 2016

RE GI STRATI ON

INFORMATION

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

2016 CFK Registration is on a fjrst-come, fjrst-served, and space available basis. Registration begins: Wednesday, April 20, 2016 7:30 a.m.–6 p.m. LOCATION Building 660 (Opposite Stafg Parking Lot H) FREE PARKING available in Student Lots “J & L” only on April 20, from 6:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Tiose who do not turn in their applications on April 20, 2016 can mail their payment with the necessary forms

r visit the Continuing Education offjce at Southwestern

College, 900 Otay Lakes Rd., Bldg. 660, Chula Vista, CA 91910 (Opposite Stafg Parking Lot H) Applications will be processed on a fjrst-come, fjrst-served, space-available basis beginning with in person applications

n Registration Day. Mail-in or walk-in will be accepted at

the Continuing Education offjce up to and including the fjrst day of classes by 11 a.m. Confjrmation letters will be mailed the week of May 23, 2016 for Session I and the week of June 13, 2016 for Session II.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

Forms are also available on our website: dept.swccd.edu/cfk/ in PDF format. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open and print out.

SESSION I

r money order, payable to Southwestern College.

SESSION II

r money order, payable to Southwestern College.

Signature is required by Parent/Guardian on pages 9 and 10.

ENROLLMENT

Tie minimum enrollment for each workshop is 23 students; maximum is 25. Workshops below minimum enrollment may be canceled. If this occurs, students will be ofgered one

f their other choices.

FEES

Tie cost for each session is $150. If more than one child in the immediate family enrolls, a discount of $10 per child will be given. $10 discount will also apply for students enrolling in both sessions.

REFUNDS

Note: A full refund will be issued if we are unable to give the student two of their four choices. Refunds take 4–6 weeks to be processed and will be mailed in the form of a check. Session I: Refunds will be issued as follows: 1) Full refund minus $25 processing fee if cancellation

ccurs before May 31, 2016;

2) Half refund if cancellation occurs June 1, 2016 until June 9, 2016. Session II: Refunds will be issued as follows: 1) Full refund minus $25 processing fee if cancellation

ccurs before June 21, 2016;

2) Half refund if cancellation occurs June 22, 2016 until June 30, 2016. Once classes have begun, refunds will not be given. Note: Tie CFK/SWC offjces are closed on Fridays during summer session.

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Summer 2016 Summer 2016

INTERNET USE

Access to the internet is intended for educational purposes. Southwestern College has taken precautions in an attempt to eliminate controversial materials. Tierefore, student use will be monitored. However, please recognize that it is impossible for Southwestern College to restrict access to all controversial

materials. Individuals shall not intentionally upload,

download, or create computer viruses and/or maliciously attempt to harm, or destroy District equipment or materials

r data of any other user, including so called “Hacking.”

CFK T-SHIRTS/CINCH BACKPACKS

T-Shirts and Cinch Backpacks are available for purchase. Please see information on registration form.

SAFETY

CFK is a college experience; parents are encouraged to familiarize their child with the location of their classes and the best route to walk between classes, prior to the start of

class. During the sessions, stafg wearing CFK-VESTS will

be centrally located to help direct students at the start of and between classes. With over 200 students per session, it is not possible for the stafg to individually walk each student to their second class. Tie “buddy system” is used for all bathroom breaks during class. If they must, encourage your student to use the bathroom during class time and not between classes. Please call the CFK offjce if your student will be absent or picked up early. We track all absences. (619) 421-6700 ext. 5953

STUDENT BEHAVIOR

It is expected that the students enrolled in the CFK program are respectful of other students, the instructors, stafg and the campus facilities. Student behavior that is disruptive to the learning environment will result in one warning and parent

notifjcation. Further disruption will result in dismissal.

Refunds will not be given. CFK reserves the right to not invite a student to return to the program.

CAMPUS PARKING/STUDENT PICK-UP

Parking permits will not be required in STUDENT DESIGNATED PARKING AREAS in lots “J & L” ONLY the fjrst and last day of the sessions only from Noon–5 p.m. Session I: Monday, June 13 & Tiursday, June 23. Session II: Tuesday, July 5 & Tiursday, July 14. You may park without permits or penalties on the above days only in the lots specifjed. All other days parking permits are required to park on campus. Do not park in Faculty, Stafg, or Disabled parking areas since they require special permits. One-day parking permits may be purchased at the parking dispensers located throughout the campus (see campus map). For parking permits for the summer session, please contact the College for Kids Offjce for more information at (619) 421-6700 ext. 5953. Note: FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR STUDENTS, PLEASE PICK THEM UP PROMPTLY AT THE END OF CLASS.

TRANSPORTATION

College for Kids assumes no responsibility for

transportation. Tie Chula Vista Transit (CVT) currently

serves Southwestern College with several bus routes. To

btain a bus schedule, call (619) 233-3004 or go to

www.sdcommute.com.

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Summer 2016

in the

Dabbling

Arts

Summer 2016

Session I and II

2-WEEK WORKSHOPS

All room numbers will be listed on the confjrmation letters. Due to usage of specialized facilities, workshops are scheduled in rooms across campus. All CFK instructors have undergone live scan fjngerprinting with background checks.

NE W!

The Art of Cartoon Caricature Musical Theatre Camp

Calling all actors, dancers and singers! Students will master their performing arts skills in daily acting, dance, vocal technique classes and performance

workshops. Tiis program is specifjcally created to

challenge and promote each student’s unique growth in creativity and expression. Tiey will learn to create the script for the play in their own words, and help to create the scenes, actions and props. An “Open Sharing” performance for family and friends will take place on the last day of class. Instructor: Laura Hodge

Pottery Making

Pinch, pull, coil and slab! Have messy fun transforming a lump of raw clay into mice, birds,

r rhinos or make a bowl or personalized mug for a

family member. Tiis course features techniques used in ceramics to make glazed pottery. All works will be fjred by the instructor. Instructor: Carrol Fleming

Young Writers Academy

Do you love telling stories and let your imagination run wild? Tien this class is for you! Unleash your inner author to create your own original work in varying genres from short stories to poetry, to comics, and more. You’ll leave the program with your own hardbound masterpiece! Prospective students should be self-directed and able to write and type for sustained periods of time on a standard computer keyboard. Instructor: Caroline Collins

Sketch

Students will learn how to draw traditional and non-traditional cartoon characters by applying foundational art techniques – drawing caricatures from historical cartoon characters. You will be able to leave class creating cartoon characters, story lines and sample cartoon strips. Instructor: Edward Roeder

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the tech

agE

Beginning Computer Keyboarding I

Nowadays everything involves a computer and a keyboard, learning all the functions of a keyboard is vital. Tiis will teach you the ins and outs of proper keyboarding. Learn how to type correctly, keyboarding positioning, technique, theory and

safety. So if you ever wanted to learn how to type or

get better at keyboarding then this is the class for you. Instructor: Alicia Rodriguez

3D Game Textures with Photoshop

Do you want to work for a video gaming company? Learn how to make the foundational textures that every game developer needs to know. In this course you will use Photoshop to create realistic metal fjlls for sci-fj wall panels and robot bodies; tiling brick patterns for urban settings; and dragon scales! Tiis is where it all starts! Instructor: Angela Jones

NE W!

Introduction to Computer Assisted Design and 3D Manufacturing

Tiis class introduces the students to the fjeld of Computer Assisted Design and Drafting. Students will receive an overview of how CAD is used in a variety of disciplines and its role in the engineering disciplines and product production. Come and learn the introduction to three-dimensional solid modeling and the manufacturing process. Instructor: Fernando Estrella

NE W!

Explorations in Color and Painting

(FIRST SESSION ONLY) Gain concrete knowledge about basic art concepts like the primary and secondary colors as well as increasing your motor skills through painting. Centered on the study of color, we will look at various colors and how they complement and provide contrast to your fjnal work of art. Learn how to bring the colors in your art alive! Instructor: Lidia Miller

3D Modeling for Film & Video Games

3D Modeling is the process by which computer modelers create the fjgures, props and scenes that movie makers use for both animated movies and gaming videos. Tiis course covers the fundamentals in 3D modeling. Students will engage preparation, reference images, initial and refjnement modeling and smoothing- all steps the professionals use in the

industry. By the end of this class, you will have the

knowledge to create a 3D design for a game, movie,

r TV commercial.

Instructor: Nereyda Pimentel

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Science

Cinematography—The Moving Image

An in-depth, hands on practice in the science and craft of cinematography. Exercises in digital cameras, zoom/prime lenses, lighting, camera movement and actor blocking will be introduced. Discussions and scene breakdowns of works by both past and current male and female cinematographers will be discussed. Instructor: Alexis Duran

NE W!

Sports Science

Tiis course will take an inside look at how our body works with difgerent sports. Each day, we will go over a difgerent sport. Topics will include sports nutrition as it relates to performance; the importance

f stretching and other kinesiology concepts. We will

discuss how running, baseball/softball, basketball, soccer, and football relate to science while getting out

n the fjeld/court. Science put into action is the goal
f this class.

Instructor: Devin Bennett

NE W!

Homes for the Homeless

San Diego is credited with the fourth largest homeless population in the United States. 14% of that population, approximately 1,215 individuals are under the age of 18. Interested in helping those in need? Tirough the study of pavilion architecture, students will design and build temporary, lightweight, weather-resistant, transportable shelter for the homeless in our community. Instructor: Diana De La Torre

Biology: The Human Experience

What does it mean to be a human being in biological terms? What is our evolutionary history? What makes us similar and difgerent to other organisms? How can we explain obesity, high blood pressure and diabetes in evolutionary terms? How does our brain chemistry change when we acquire a new skill? Tiis workshop will cover these and many other interesting questions regarding human beings and their history in this

planet. We will cover topics in genetics, neuroscience,

medicine, nutrition, psychology, and sports science to understand our species from a scientifjc perspective. Students will acquire practical skills in topics such as chronic diseases, nutrition, habit formation, skill development and sports. Instructor: Saul Alarcon Farfan

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Special Interest

NE W!

The Philippines—Basic Conversation & Culture Camp

San Diego is lucky to be a city of many cultures. If you have an interest in the many cultures of San Diego, the Philippines is a good place to start. Tiis class will look at the Filipino culture and we will also learn beginning Tagalog. We will do some writing, learn through games the Tagalog language, and try difgerent foods from a local Filipino restaurant. Tiis highly interactive class will provide the joy of understanding Filipino culture and language. An Open House will be provided on the last day of class. Instructor: Maria Galace

NE W!

Speak for Yourself

(FIRST SESSION ONLY) Does the thought of public speaking make you weak in the knees? Or, does it make you excited? An underrated skill, being able to speak in public has many benefjts, to include, developing leadership abilities, become a better writer, improve your career

pportunities, and improve self-esteem. Create

speeches, improve your speaking and writing skills in a safe and fun environment. Learn to speak for yourself! Instructor: Tiuy Do

NE W!

American Sign Language for Beginners

(FIRST SESSION ONLY) Tiis class will introduce students to a language that will allow them to communicate with the hearing impaired community. Tie course will focus on fjngerspelling, a number system, certain vocabulary, and a brief look into deaf culture. Students will also learn and gain receptive and expressive skills by practicing in class. Instructor: Ramona Lopez

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