Be More. Be More. Your Community Your Options Your Interests S P R I N G 2 0 1 3 Intersession Opportunities for Families of Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools Plus: Discover what activities are offered at schools during Spring Intersession Find Activities from Around the City Plus: Discover what activities are offered at schools during Spring Intersession Find Activities from Around the City
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Be More.Be More.Your Community Your Options Your Interests
S P R I N G 2 0 1 3
Intersession Opportunities for Families of Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools
Plus: Discover what activitiesare offered at schools during
Spring Intersession
Find Activities fromAround the City
Plus: Discover what activitiesare offered at schools during
Spring Intersession
Find Activities fromAround the City
B E M O R E N A S H V I L L E | 3SPRING 2013
Be More. S P R I N G 2 0 1 3
C O N T E N T S
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Messages from
Community
Organizations
Community-Based
Opportunities
MNPS School
Intersession Contacts
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Be More Magazine is published by:
Melissa JaggersAssociate Executive Director
Alison McArthurCommunity Achieves Program Coordinator
Michael ThompsonOwner/Publisher
Michael David MediaP.O. Box 2513 Brentwood, TN 37024
(615) 832-5388 Tel | (615) 832-1040 Fax
Alignment Nashville
Metro Nashville Public Schools
Michael David Media
To advertise, contact
Michael Thompson
B E M O R E N A S H V I L L E | 3SPRING 2013
Be More. S P R I N G 2 0 1 3
C O N T E N T S
5
6
Messages from
Community
Organizations
Community-Based
Opportunities
MNPS School
Intersession Contacts
4
6
10
Be More Magazine is published by:
Melissa JaggersAssociate Executive Director
Alison McArthurCommunity Achieves Program Coordinator
Michael ThompsonOwner/Publisher
Michael David MediaP.O. Box 2513 Brentwood, TN 37024
(615) 832-5388 Tel | (615) 832-1040 Fax
Alignment Nashville
Metro Nashville Public Schools
Michael David Media
To advertise, contact
Michael Thompson
B E M O R E N A S H V I L L E | 5SPRING 20134 |SPRING 2013 B E M O R E N A S H V I L L E
Camp Minitown Spring 2013 seeks MNPS students from
Overton, Stratford, Cane Ridge, Hillsboro, and Pearl Cohn for
a residential leadership camp (led by students, supported by
caring adults) where students practice communication and
conflict negotiation skills while gaining awareness about
stereotypes and discrimination. Friday, March 15-Sunday,
March 17 at Camp Hilmont in White Bluff, TN. Contact
applications orcall 615-327-4455.
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Camp Minitown Spring 2013 seeks MNPS students from
Overton, Stratford, Cane Ridge, Hillsboro, and Pearl Cohn for
a residential leadership camp (led by students, supported by
caring adults) where students practice communication and
conflict negotiation skills while gaining awareness about
stereotypes and discrimination. Friday, March 15-Sunday,
March 17 at Camp Hilmont in White Bluff, TN. Contact
applications orcall 615-327-4455.
Adventure Science Center
American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee
BELL Garden at Bellevue Middle School
Cheekwood
Country Music Hall of Fame
Frist Center for the Visual Arts
Metro Parks
ScienceQuest Day Camp at Adventure Science Center provides awide range of science enrichment programs for youth in gradesK-6. Programs combine science, technology, engineering andmath. Science Quest Camp is based on the dual philosophiesthat children learn by doing and that play is the work of children.ASC's unique space is a fertile environment for inquisitive mindsto blossom. Intersession camp is March 18-22 and Spring BreakCamp is March 25-29. Pre-registration is required and fees startat $45/day. Regular camp hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with earlydrop-off and late pick-up available for an additional fee. Eachday includes hands-on science activities, opportunities to makefriends, a break for lunch, and Science Center exploration.Adventure Science Center is open 7 days a week for families tovisit. For questions about programs and reservations visitwww.adventuresci.com/camps, call (615) 862-5177 or [email protected]
Stand Up/Speak Up Students' Rights [email protected] Intersession, the ACLU of Tennessee will be offering StandUp/Speak Up, a students' rights conference forhigh-school age students. Proposed conferencetopics include free speech (online and offline),freedom of the press, religious freedom,interactions with law enforcement, LGBTequality, the right to privacy and tools for change.These interactive sessions will provides studentsthe opportunity to learn about their constitutionalrights and responsibilities, network with youthfrom many schools to discuss civic engagementopportunities, and learn strategies for creatingchange. Lunch and snacks provided.WHAT: Stand Up/Speak Up Students' RightsConferenceDATE: Wednesday, March 20, 2013TIME: 9:30 – 10:00 (registration), 10:00 – 3:30(conference)LOCATION: Martin Professional DevelopmentCenter, 2400 Fairfax Avenue, Nashville, TN37212COST: Free, but pre-registration is required athttp://bit.ly/SRC2013Please visit www.aclu-tn.org for more information.
The Bellevue Edible Learning Lab (BELL) Garden is an acre onschool grounds that is devoted to outdoor, hands-on learningthrough gardening. In this Intersession, students will participatein all aspects of planting a Spring garden. We will incorporateeducational activities to tasks such as preparing soil for gardenbeds, learning about compost and decomposers (aka worms!),and planting seeds and transplants of early Spring crops. Welook forward to celebrating the official beginning of Springduring this truly unique program."
This is a fee based program open to middle school students inthe community for $120, which includes materials and a healthy
snack each day. We will celebrate the conclusion of our programwith a homemade wood-fired pizza party on Friday, so plan to stay alittle later that day!March 18-22 8am-12pm M-FLimit: 25 students, we would like 2 of these spots to be'scholarships' meaning we would waive the fee.Contact Liz Meeks (615) 662-3000 ext. 145Find us on facebook!www.facebook.com/pages/BELL-Garden-Bellevue-
615-353-9827www.cheekwood.org/educationExplore Cheekwood's gardens and galleries with your family duringIntersession, or take advantage of a series of creative Intersessioncamps designed for students ages 5-12. From painting and drawingto mixed media and more, there is something for every young artistat Cheekwood! For general hours and admission information, visitwww.cheekwood.org or call 615-353-9827.
615-416-2088The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will offer excitinglearning opportunities and experiences for students of all ages
during Intersession. Call or [email protected] for moreinformation.
www.fristcenter.org615-244-3340Visitors 18 and younger are always FREE! TheFrist Center is family friendly - we offer childrenand their families a fun and welcoming place tomake and explore art through various exhibitions.Martin ArtQuest is open every day until 5:30 p.m.and offers hands-on art making experiences; FristCenter open Monday-Wednesday, Saturday 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Thursday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.;Sunday 1:00-5:30 p.m.
Ice Rink Public Session Skating go to website for the schedule -http://www.nashville.gov/Parks-and-Recreation/Centennial-Sportsplex/Ice-Skating/Public-Skating.aspxAquatics Public Swimming M-F 11AM to 2PM. Check website forclosings due to Swim meets. http://www.nashville.gov/Parks-and-Recreation/Centennial-Sportsplex/Aquatics.aspxCentennial Tennis – Tennis Clinics Tue Mar 19, 9AM-12P; Thu Mar21 9AM-12P for ages 10 and under. Contact Blain Smith at 862.8490
Regional Centers will be offering daily sports, fitness andrecreation activities for school-aged children during springbreak and intersession. Activities will be scheduled between9:00 am and 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday, and includebasketball, volleyball, badminton, flag football, greenwaywalks, trail runs, indoor and outdoor soccer, dodgeball,kickball, crafts and games competitions. Some centers will alsooffer indoor swimming sessions. These recreation activitiesare offered on a drop-in basis and should not be regarded as
day-care service. Contact any one of our regional recreationcenters for a specific schedule of activities.
Coleman Regional Center384 Thompson LaneNashville, TN 37211(615) 862-8445
East Regional Center700 Woodland StreetNashville, TN 37206(615) 862-8448
Hadley Regional Center1037 28th Avenue NorthNashville, TN 37208(615) 862-8451
Hartman Regional Center2801 Tucker RoadNashville, TN 37218(615) 862-8479
McCabe Regional Center101 46th Avenue NorthNashville, TN 37209(615) 862-8457
Neighborhood Centers offer supervisedplay in gyms and game-rooms. Intramural activities include: Gym,Hockey, Youth Basketball & Volleyball games. Free skating for youngpeople is available at the following centers March 18- 22.
Bellevue, Kirkpatrick, Cleveland, McFerrin on FridaysHermitage - Wednesday & FridayLooby – Monday, Wednesday & Friday
Nature Centers provide quality environmental education andresponsible recreation in order to help protect, preserve, restore andmanage the park ecosystem and natural resources. The centers alsohelp raise awareness, foster respect and share enthusiasm for thenatural environment.
Be an Entrepreneur! Start your own business with Ms. Biz!www.MsBiz.netDo you like making crafts? Taking care of pets? Computer games?Turn your hobby into a real business or service project that makes adifference. Create your own logo, website, ads and market research.Ms. Biz is a marketing professional and is an award-winning teacher.Grades: 4-8.Fee is $200March 18-22 8:30am-12noonBelmont United Methodist Church in Hillsboro Village2007 Acklen Ave.Nashville TN 37212Questions? Contact Alison Rinner (aka Ms.Biz)[email protected] or call 615-243-2383Register at www.MsBiz.net
The 8th annual Music City Step Fest is scheduled for Saturday,March 16th, which could be an exciting lead-in to your school's
Spring Intersession. The NSSA has a focus of using the steppingart form as a cultural relevant anchor to get kids active (fightingobesity) and academically focused (with an eye towards college).The outline shows the organization's “Step for Health” and “Stepto Campus” initiatives and the Step U.P. Tracker we use fortracking step team member's involvement. This event will be heldat Antioch High School. Time TBD
615-252-4675www.nashvillechildrenstheatre.orgNashville Children's Theatre is offering Intersession drama campsfor grades K-8! Financial assistance may be available for familiesthat qualify. For camp schedules and information, go online or call.
www.library.nashville.org615-862-5800 Call for branch locations andactivities.Join the next citywide Nashville Reads,featuring Life of Pi by Yann Martel. There areexciting opportunities to win prizes…
Teen Contest: What's on Your Raft?Start on a journey with a raft and a tiger –
what else would you take? Entries can bedrawings, illustrations, short essays or mixedmedia. Open to Davidson County students ingrades 7- 12.Create Your Own Story…If I Were PiDraw your own pictures! Write your own
words! Write, scribble, color, paste pictures, and let yourimagination go wild. Join the Nashville Public Library and createyour OWN story. For ALL ages. Check the Library calendar fordates, times and locations. www.library.nashville.org.
Seeking MNPS Students from Overton, Stratford, Cane Ridge,Hillsboro, and Pearl Cohn High Schools for a residentialleadership camp (led by students, supported by caring adults)where students will practice communication and conflictnegotiation skills while gaining awareness about stereotypes anddiscrimination. Students will also explore their individualstrengths and their collective role in contributing to a positiveschool climate.When: Friday March 15- Sunday March 17, 2013Where: Hillmont Camp in White Bluff, TNContact information for applications: Tasha Fletcher,[email protected] 615-983-6827Deniece Ferguson, [email protected] (615-983-6897
March 20 10:00-2:00McCann Alternative Learning Center1300 56th Ave NorthKimberly Washington, 974-0438, [email protected] volunteer opportunity for students at the LP PENCIL Box, afree school supply store for MNPS educators. Plus opportunitiesat Family Resource Centers at Bordeaux Elementary School,Glencliff High School, Madison Middle School, Maplewood HighSchool, Tusculum Elementary School, Wright Middle School(more information in school listings).
Spring Intersession Camp March 18 - 22, 2013700 Craighead Ave Suite 204
Ms. Biz Youth Entrepreneurship
National Step Show Alliance
Nashville Children's Theatre
Nashville Public Library
Oasis Center
Pencil Foundation: LP PENCIL Box
Ready for Spanish
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Adventure Science Center
American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee
BELL Garden at Bellevue Middle School
Cheekwood
Country Music Hall of Fame
Frist Center for the Visual Arts
Metro Parks
ScienceQuest Day Camp at Adventure Science Center provides awide range of science enrichment programs for youth in gradesK-6. Programs combine science, technology, engineering andmath. Science Quest Camp is based on the dual philosophiesthat children learn by doing and that play is the work of children.ASC's unique space is a fertile environment for inquisitive mindsto blossom. Intersession camp is March 18-22 and Spring BreakCamp is March 25-29. Pre-registration is required and fees startat $45/day. Regular camp hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with earlydrop-off and late pick-up available for an additional fee. Eachday includes hands-on science activities, opportunities to makefriends, a break for lunch, and Science Center exploration.Adventure Science Center is open 7 days a week for families tovisit. For questions about programs and reservations visitwww.adventuresci.com/camps, call (615) 862-5177 or [email protected]
Stand Up/Speak Up Students' Rights [email protected] Intersession, the ACLU of Tennessee will be offering StandUp/Speak Up, a students' rights conference forhigh-school age students. Proposed conferencetopics include free speech (online and offline),freedom of the press, religious freedom,interactions with law enforcement, LGBTequality, the right to privacy and tools for change.These interactive sessions will provides studentsthe opportunity to learn about their constitutionalrights and responsibilities, network with youthfrom many schools to discuss civic engagementopportunities, and learn strategies for creatingchange. Lunch and snacks provided.WHAT: Stand Up/Speak Up Students' RightsConferenceDATE: Wednesday, March 20, 2013TIME: 9:30 – 10:00 (registration), 10:00 – 3:30(conference)LOCATION: Martin Professional DevelopmentCenter, 2400 Fairfax Avenue, Nashville, TN37212COST: Free, but pre-registration is required athttp://bit.ly/SRC2013Please visit www.aclu-tn.org for more information.
The Bellevue Edible Learning Lab (BELL) Garden is an acre onschool grounds that is devoted to outdoor, hands-on learningthrough gardening. In this Intersession, students will participatein all aspects of planting a Spring garden. We will incorporateeducational activities to tasks such as preparing soil for gardenbeds, learning about compost and decomposers (aka worms!),and planting seeds and transplants of early Spring crops. Welook forward to celebrating the official beginning of Springduring this truly unique program."
This is a fee based program open to middle school students inthe community for $120, which includes materials and a healthy
snack each day. We will celebrate the conclusion of our programwith a homemade wood-fired pizza party on Friday, so plan to stay alittle later that day!March 18-22 8am-12pm M-FLimit: 25 students, we would like 2 of these spots to be'scholarships' meaning we would waive the fee.Contact Liz Meeks (615) 662-3000 ext. 145Find us on facebook!www.facebook.com/pages/BELL-Garden-Bellevue-
615-353-9827www.cheekwood.org/educationExplore Cheekwood's gardens and galleries with your family duringIntersession, or take advantage of a series of creative Intersessioncamps designed for students ages 5-12. From painting and drawingto mixed media and more, there is something for every young artistat Cheekwood! For general hours and admission information, visitwww.cheekwood.org or call 615-353-9827.
615-416-2088The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will offer excitinglearning opportunities and experiences for students of all ages
during Intersession. Call or [email protected] for moreinformation.
www.fristcenter.org615-244-3340Visitors 18 and younger are always FREE! TheFrist Center is family friendly - we offer childrenand their families a fun and welcoming place tomake and explore art through various exhibitions.Martin ArtQuest is open every day until 5:30 p.m.and offers hands-on art making experiences; FristCenter open Monday-Wednesday, Saturday 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Thursday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.;Sunday 1:00-5:30 p.m.
Ice Rink Public Session Skating go to website for the schedule -http://www.nashville.gov/Parks-and-Recreation/Centennial-Sportsplex/Ice-Skating/Public-Skating.aspxAquatics Public Swimming M-F 11AM to 2PM. Check website forclosings due to Swim meets. http://www.nashville.gov/Parks-and-Recreation/Centennial-Sportsplex/Aquatics.aspxCentennial Tennis – Tennis Clinics Tue Mar 19, 9AM-12P; Thu Mar21 9AM-12P for ages 10 and under. Contact Blain Smith at 862.8490
Regional Centers will be offering daily sports, fitness andrecreation activities for school-aged children during springbreak and intersession. Activities will be scheduled between9:00 am and 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday, and includebasketball, volleyball, badminton, flag football, greenwaywalks, trail runs, indoor and outdoor soccer, dodgeball,kickball, crafts and games competitions. Some centers will alsooffer indoor swimming sessions. These recreation activitiesare offered on a drop-in basis and should not be regarded as
day-care service. Contact any one of our regional recreationcenters for a specific schedule of activities.
Coleman Regional Center384 Thompson LaneNashville, TN 37211(615) 862-8445
East Regional Center700 Woodland StreetNashville, TN 37206(615) 862-8448
Hadley Regional Center1037 28th Avenue NorthNashville, TN 37208(615) 862-8451
Hartman Regional Center2801 Tucker RoadNashville, TN 37218(615) 862-8479
McCabe Regional Center101 46th Avenue NorthNashville, TN 37209(615) 862-8457
Neighborhood Centers offer supervisedplay in gyms and game-rooms. Intramural activities include: Gym,Hockey, Youth Basketball & Volleyball games. Free skating for youngpeople is available at the following centers March 18- 22.
Bellevue, Kirkpatrick, Cleveland, McFerrin on FridaysHermitage - Wednesday & FridayLooby – Monday, Wednesday & Friday
Nature Centers provide quality environmental education andresponsible recreation in order to help protect, preserve, restore andmanage the park ecosystem and natural resources. The centers alsohelp raise awareness, foster respect and share enthusiasm for thenatural environment.
Be an Entrepreneur! Start your own business with Ms. Biz!www.MsBiz.netDo you like making crafts? Taking care of pets? Computer games?Turn your hobby into a real business or service project that makes adifference. Create your own logo, website, ads and market research.Ms. Biz is a marketing professional and is an award-winning teacher.Grades: 4-8.Fee is $200March 18-22 8:30am-12noonBelmont United Methodist Church in Hillsboro Village2007 Acklen Ave.Nashville TN 37212Questions? Contact Alison Rinner (aka Ms.Biz)[email protected] or call 615-243-2383Register at www.MsBiz.net
The 8th annual Music City Step Fest is scheduled for Saturday,March 16th, which could be an exciting lead-in to your school's
Spring Intersession. The NSSA has a focus of using the steppingart form as a cultural relevant anchor to get kids active (fightingobesity) and academically focused (with an eye towards college).The outline shows the organization's “Step for Health” and “Stepto Campus” initiatives and the Step U.P. Tracker we use fortracking step team member's involvement. This event will be heldat Antioch High School. Time TBD
615-252-4675www.nashvillechildrenstheatre.orgNashville Children's Theatre is offering Intersession drama campsfor grades K-8! Financial assistance may be available for familiesthat qualify. For camp schedules and information, go online or call.
www.library.nashville.org615-862-5800 Call for branch locations andactivities.Join the next citywide Nashville Reads,featuring Life of Pi by Yann Martel. There areexciting opportunities to win prizes…
Teen Contest: What's on Your Raft?Start on a journey with a raft and a tiger –
what else would you take? Entries can bedrawings, illustrations, short essays or mixedmedia. Open to Davidson County students ingrades 7- 12.Create Your Own Story…If I Were PiDraw your own pictures! Write your own
words! Write, scribble, color, paste pictures, and let yourimagination go wild. Join the Nashville Public Library and createyour OWN story. For ALL ages. Check the Library calendar fordates, times and locations. www.library.nashville.org.
Seeking MNPS Students from Overton, Stratford, Cane Ridge,Hillsboro, and Pearl Cohn High Schools for a residentialleadership camp (led by students, supported by caring adults)where students will practice communication and conflictnegotiation skills while gaining awareness about stereotypes anddiscrimination. Students will also explore their individualstrengths and their collective role in contributing to a positiveschool climate.When: Friday March 15- Sunday March 17, 2013Where: Hillmont Camp in White Bluff, TNContact information for applications: Tasha Fletcher,[email protected] 615-983-6827Deniece Ferguson, [email protected] (615-983-6897
March 20 10:00-2:00McCann Alternative Learning Center1300 56th Ave NorthKimberly Washington, 974-0438, [email protected] volunteer opportunity for students at the LP PENCIL Box, afree school supply store for MNPS educators. Plus opportunitiesat Family Resource Centers at Bordeaux Elementary School,Glencliff High School, Madison Middle School, Maplewood HighSchool, Tusculum Elementary School, Wright Middle School(more information in school listings).
Spring Intersession Camp March 18 - 22, 2013700 Craighead Ave Suite 204
Ms. Biz Youth Entrepreneurship
National Step Show Alliance
Nashville Children's Theatre
Nashville Public Library
Oasis Center
Pencil Foundation: LP PENCIL Box
Ready for Spanish
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Community-Based Opportunities
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Nashville, TN 37204Ready for Spanish Intersession Camp will explore the Spanishlanguage, customs and cultures. Students will develop vocabulary,and apply their knowledge through games, songs, dances, crafts,sports, stories, and dialogs.March 18 - 22 2013Half Day Camps $115Full Day Camps $195For more information Visit us Online at www.readyforspanish.com,Email us at [email protected], or give us a call at 615-249-8792
TFLI is excited to offer Spring Break Spanish full day camp duringthe MNPS Spring 2013 Intersession.Who: Children in grades K-3Where: TFLI(227 French Landing Drive, Heritage Place Suite 100Nashville, TN 37228)When: March 18-22, Mon - Fri, 9am-3pmThe Tennessee Foreign Language Institute's Week of Spanish is afun and educational way for children to spend the SpringIntersession! Students will learn to speak and understand Spanish inreal life contexts through the use of games, songs, role playing, arts,food, video, etc. Cost: $250 per student and $225 for every additionalchild from the same family (tuition includes snacks and materials).Kids will bring their own lunch.
(615) [email protected] for something fun and active for your kids this intersession?This spring, experience a change in the way your kids 10 and under learnand play tennis. With smaller courts, lighter and lower bouncing balls,smaller and lighter rackets, learning and playing tennis has never beenthis much fun. No prior experience or equipment is necessary, just adesire to learn and a desire to be active.Date: March 19, 2013 OR March 21, 2013Time: 9:00am – 12:30pm (Both Sessions)Grades: K-5Location: Centennial Sportsplex Tennis Center (222 25th Ave. NorthNashville, TN 37203)Cost: $30 *includes t-shirt, light snack (LUNCH WILL NOT BEPROVIDED), specialized equipment rental for the day, and 10 & UnderUSTA Membership for 1 yearQuestions or to Register: Please contact Zach Preston;[email protected]
Vanderbilt Programs for Talented Youth invite 5th through 8th gradestudents to experience full-day accelerated, college level learning duringMarch Intercession! *Qualified students will have the opportunity toparticipate in a series of interactive STEM and writing courses designedand taught by Vanderbilt faculty and scholars. Our exciting courseselections include: Engineering at Work: Biomedical Engineering,Astronomy: Light, Space and Black Holes, Building a Cure: ProteinModeling and much more! To register and to see our additional courseofferings, check out our website at www.pty.vanderbilt.edu or please call615-322-8261. One-day courses are scheduled for March 18 and March19, 9 am - 4 pm, $99/day.*Participants should have standardized test scores documentingperformance at the 95th percentile and above on either verbal ornonverbal sections of academic achievement or ability tests.
Spring Break Swim lessons for ages 3 and up.March 25-28 10:00am - 1045am, 4:00pm - 445pm and 445pm-530pm.limited space.Contact Rosemary McPherson at 297-6529 [email protected]
615-383-4848Multi-Arts CampAge appropriate projects in a variety of media including drawing,painting, clay, sculpture, collage, printmaking, and more!March 18-22 9:00-4:00Cost: $325All the details on our camp can be found here:www.watkins.edu/springcamp.
Tennessee Foreign Language Institute
USTA Spring Play Days- Centennial Sportsplex
Vanderbilt Programs for Talented Youth
YMCA – Green Hills Family YMCA
Watkins College of Art & Design
Community-Based OpportunitiesContinued from Page 7
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Nashville, TN 37204Ready for Spanish Intersession Camp will explore the Spanishlanguage, customs and cultures. Students will develop vocabulary,and apply their knowledge through games, songs, dances, crafts,sports, stories, and dialogs.March 18 - 22 2013Half Day Camps $115Full Day Camps $195For more information Visit us Online at www.readyforspanish.com,Email us at [email protected], or give us a call at 615-249-8792
TFLI is excited to offer Spring Break Spanish full day camp duringthe MNPS Spring 2013 Intersession.Who: Children in grades K-3Where: TFLI(227 French Landing Drive, Heritage Place Suite 100Nashville, TN 37228)When: March 18-22, Mon - Fri, 9am-3pmThe Tennessee Foreign Language Institute's Week of Spanish is afun and educational way for children to spend the SpringIntersession! Students will learn to speak and understand Spanish inreal life contexts through the use of games, songs, role playing, arts,food, video, etc. Cost: $250 per student and $225 for every additionalchild from the same family (tuition includes snacks and materials).Kids will bring their own lunch.
(615) [email protected] for something fun and active for your kids this intersession?This spring, experience a change in the way your kids 10 and under learnand play tennis. With smaller courts, lighter and lower bouncing balls,smaller and lighter rackets, learning and playing tennis has never beenthis much fun. No prior experience or equipment is necessary, just adesire to learn and a desire to be active.Date: March 19, 2013 OR March 21, 2013Time: 9:00am – 12:30pm (Both Sessions)Grades: K-5Location: Centennial Sportsplex Tennis Center (222 25th Ave. NorthNashville, TN 37203)Cost: $30 *includes t-shirt, light snack (LUNCH WILL NOT BEPROVIDED), specialized equipment rental for the day, and 10 & UnderUSTA Membership for 1 yearQuestions or to Register: Please contact Zach Preston;[email protected]
Vanderbilt Programs for Talented Youth invite 5th through 8th gradestudents to experience full-day accelerated, college level learning duringMarch Intercession! *Qualified students will have the opportunity toparticipate in a series of interactive STEM and writing courses designedand taught by Vanderbilt faculty and scholars. Our exciting courseselections include: Engineering at Work: Biomedical Engineering,Astronomy: Light, Space and Black Holes, Building a Cure: ProteinModeling and much more! To register and to see our additional courseofferings, check out our website at www.pty.vanderbilt.edu or please call615-322-8261. One-day courses are scheduled for March 18 and March19, 9 am - 4 pm, $99/day.*Participants should have standardized test scores documentingperformance at the 95th percentile and above on either verbal ornonverbal sections of academic achievement or ability tests.
Spring Break Swim lessons for ages 3 and up.March 25-28 10:00am - 1045am, 4:00pm - 445pm and 445pm-530pm.limited space.Contact Rosemary McPherson at 297-6529 [email protected]
615-383-4848Multi-Arts CampAge appropriate projects in a variety of media including drawing,painting, clay, sculpture, collage, printmaking, and more!March 18-22 9:00-4:00Cost: $325All the details on our camp can be found here:www.watkins.edu/springcamp.
Tennessee Foreign Language Institute
USTA Spring Play Days- Centennial Sportsplex
Vanderbilt Programs for Talented Youth
YMCA – Green Hills Family YMCA
Watkins College of Art & Design
Community-Based OpportunitiesContinued from Page 7
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± We would like to thank the partners and organizations that agreed to assist a school with intersession.Contact the person listed below for more information about intersession plans at your child’s school.
± These are current matches that were finalized at press time.
MNPS Opportunities Listed by School
Allen, Margaret Middle
Amqui Elem.
Antioch High
Antioch Middle
Apollo Middle
**Bailey STEM MagnetMiddle
**At this school, ALLstudents are expected toparticipate. Transportationwill be provided.
Bass, W. A. Learning Center
Baxter Alternative LearningCenter
Baxter, Jere Middle
Bellevue Middle
Bellshire Elem. DesignCenter
Binkley, Norman Elem.
Bordeaux Enhanced OptionElem.
**Brick Church Middle
**At this school, all studentsare expected to participate.Transportation will beprovided.
**Buena Vista Elem.Enhanced Option
**At this school, ALLstudents are expected toparticipate. Transportationwill be provided.
Caldwell Elem. EnhancedOption
Cameron Middle
Cane Ridge Elem.
Cane Ridge High
Carter-Lawrence Elem.Magnet
Chadwell Elem.
Charlotte Park Elem.
**Churchwell, RobertMuseum Magnet Elem.
**At this school, ALLstudents are expected toparticipate. Transportationwill be provided.
Cockrill Elem.
The Cohn School
Cole Elem.
291-6385 Ext 114 DeniseBourkeService learning for 7th and8th grade students at theRescue Mission and 2ndHarvest Food Bank. Studentswill keep daily journal entriesand write a newspaper editorialbringing awareness tovolunteerism 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Students in 5th & 6th gradewill tour the Main NashvillePublic Library to familiarizethemselves with Nashville'srole in the civil rightsmovement. They will learnstrategies for gatheringresearch while investigatingthe topic of civil rights. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
612-3678 Angela DavisKnow Nashville – Daily fieldtrips focused on getting toknow Nashville 3/18-228:00-12:00
641-5400 Ext 1905 VickiRadfordEye Life Leadership Workshop –Help to achieve long-term goals& overcoming obstacles 3/18-3/21 8:00-12:00ACT Test Taking – Test takingstrategies to enhanceperformance on the ACT test3/18 8:00-12:00Choices program – With theMetro Health Dept. – preventteen pregnancy by promotingreproductive health for girls aswell as values & goal setting,3/18 8:00-12:00Service Learning – Working witharea agencies on service learninglead by Deloitte 3/19 8:00-12:00Theater Production – Createproject centered theaterproduction with TPAC. 3/18-3/20 8:00-12:00College Visits – Visits byAcademy that align with theirarea of study 3/18-21 full dayStep Clinic – Tennessee StepLeague will conduct aninstructional workshop in stepdance. 3/18 8:00-12:00Credit Recovery – Students willuse A+ software to work towardrecovering credits. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Stand up Speak up StudentRights Conference – Learn aboutfree speech, freedom of thepress, religious freedom, etc.along with strategies for creatingchange while networking withyouth from many schools.
3/20 9:00-4:00Frist Center Internship –Students will be introduced tonon-profit careers and explorethe role of art in thecommunity. 3/18-22 9:00-2:00.
333-5642 Kathy BallAdventures at Antioch –Students will explore anddiscover areas includingphysics, forces and motion,chemistry and biology throughhands-on activities usingiPads, digital and videocameras to capture theiradventures. 3/18-22
333-5025 Ryan YorkTCAP Preparation andTutoring 3/18-22 9:00-12:00
262-6670 Terry Carter, Dr.Sydika McKissic, PantheaBryant-JonesThe Amazing Race forKnowledge – TCAP conceptproblems at different venues(Vanderbilt, TSU, AdventureScience Center, and TwoRivers Disc Park)3/18-22 8:00-3:00Student Produced Videos –Students will write andproduce a video related totested standards. This willinclude a field experience toNPT. 3/18-22 8:00-3:00Exploring EnvironmentalScience – With the VanderbiltCenter for Science outreachstudents will study of welfareof living organisms including atrip to Mammoth Cave 3/188:00-3:00
298-3278Felicia Zagula
650-5381Kim Baker
262-6710 Corey WalkerHealth & Wellness Club – Inpartnership with MonroeCarell Children's Hospital atVanderbilt we will focus onhealth and wellness looking athealthy lifestyles andnutrition. Project based
learning and exploratoryactivities will be used.Tutoring will be available inthe areas of reading, math,and science. 3/18-22 9:00-12:00.
662-3000 Lisa WaltonAcademic intervention in thearea of math 3/18-3/22 8:30-12:30Mock Trial for thoseinterested in the field of lawand the criminal justicesystem. 3/18-3/22 8:30-12:30Garden club Enrichmentactivities in the BELL garden3/18-3/22 8:30-12:30
860-1452 Ext 2000 ChrisMarczakTCAP Boot Camp – anenrichment and remediationsession that will cover testskills.3/18-20 8:00-3:00
333-5037 Ext. 274 TammyDryden3rd and 4th grade tutoringusing hands-on instructionand collaborative learningfocusing on reading and math3/18-22 8:00-12:00
291-6355 Jacqueline KinzerCollege and Career Activities– An introduction toprofessionals from variouscolleges and careers and theirresponsibilities. Acollege/technical school tourwill also be a part ofintersession. 3/18-21 10:30-11:30, 3/22 8:30-2:30TCAP Preparation/Review –PENCIL Foundation willprovide tutors in reading andmath. This will focus onremedial lessons and activitiesto give students additionalreview in the areas of need.3/18-21 8:00-12:00
262-6665 Damon HayesSpring Bling – An emphasison Mathematics, Reading, andLanguage Arts. Anenrichment piece will focuson health and wellness(preparing healthy meals,choosing healthy snacks andexercises that improve thecardiovascular system). Afield trip to the Adventure
Science Center will also beincluded.3/18-22 9:00-1:00
291-6762 Jori Martinez-Woods or Michelle McVickerBV's Spring Session – project-based learning in reading &STEM to examine and solve alocal challenge. A field trip tothe downtown area will beincluded. Activities aredesigned to assist indeveloping problem-solvingand research skills forachievement assessments.3/18-22 7:30-12:00
291-6361 Sherry HillTutoring/Enrichment/Fieldtrips– The theme is take a triparound the world and read likea reader. Remediation &intervention will incorporatemath, reading, Language,writing, science & socialstudies. There will also be afield-trip centered on thetheme 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
291-6365 Chris HamesPreparation for TCAP – Eachday will focus on a differentTCAP subject and will includepractice and project-basedlearning. The week will endwith a team-building event atthe YMCA's CampWidjiwagan. 3/18-21 9:00-2:00, 3/22 9:00-5:00
641-7824 Donna WilburnTCAP Prep for third and fourthgrade students with a focus onskill building in literacy andnumeracy. 3/18-3/22, 8:30-11:30
687-4000 Michel WallA+ Lab Time – Computeraccess and an instructor toprovide assistance andfacilitate test for students thatneed credit recovery. 3/18-227:30-10:30Algebra I & Algebra III EOC
Prep – Remediate and preparefor End of Course Assessment3/18-22 7:30-10:30English I-III EOC Test Prep –Remediate and prepare for Endof Course Assessment 3/19-217:30-10:30.AP Test Prep – Prepare for APtest. 3/19-21 7:30-10:30Parent Conference withCounselors – Parents areinvited to meet with counselorsand discuss academic progress.3/19-21 7:30-10:30Career Explorations in theCultural Arts – An internshipthat will introduce students tonon-profit careers and explorethe role of art in thecommunity. 3/18-22 9:00-2:00.
291-7333 Dr. Karen HamiltonTCAP Reading and LanguageArts Skills CAMP3/18-22 8:30-11:30
860-1459Paulette Dickerson
353-2006Ken Larkin
687-4024 Eileen SteeplesStudents will focus onacademics and test takingstrategies as well asenrichment. Plannedenrichment includessports/games, book club,computer time, and a movieevent. 3/18-20 8:00-3:45.
298-8075 Susan CochraneTuning Up for TCAP –standards review and commontesting strategies. 3/18-228:30-12:30
298-6617 Christopher WileyThe Great Outdoors – science,gym, team building, survivalskills 3/18-21 8:00-1:00
333-5043 Chad High3rd and 4th Grades: Aroundthe world in 5 days – Studydifferent cultures along withTCAP review. 3/18-22 8:00-11:00
2nd Grade: Land Betweenthe Lakes trip 3/18-20
262-6981 Alice MylesTCAP Program – Studentswill learn testing strategiesand work on identified skills3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00
291-6515 Lesli HallMath and the Arts – Studentswill work on Common Coreperformance tasks in a mathclass. They will then exploremath integration in an artsclass. Arts classes will bePercussion, Choir, andadditional arts classes offeredby the YMCA. 3/18-228:00-12:00
333-5059 Carnella MitchellCrieve Hall Cardinals SpringTraining Camp – Cooperativelearning activities to improveproficiency in Language Arts& Math. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
332-0217 Beverly BellCougar Crunch Time –remediation, tutoring in math,reading, and writing, as wellas time for enrichment withthe YMCA Fun Companyincluding kitchen, sports,arts, health and fitness 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Zoo trip – Students willreceive zoo training - $5 perstudent
291-6370 Bertha BrownBenchmark Enrichment –improve performance skillswith a focus on reading andmath using games, writtenmaterials, technology andbooks. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
885-8806 Pam PedigoSpring Into Learning – Afocus on grade levelbenchmarks. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
884-4080 Vanessa Tippett,Kate Hays, Jo BoyetteJets Soar – literacy basedactivities with technology,debate & performance 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Jets Go Green – Research onrecycling, pollution, GreatPacific Garbage Patchincluding a trip to the MetroWaste ManagementRecycling Plant 3/18-228:00-12:00Dollars and Sense – Personalfinance through interactiveactivities & simulationsfocusing on earning power,budgets, financial
transactions & taxes 3/18-228:00-12:00
847-7305 StephanieHoskinsLearning is Cool – ReadingRocks, Groovy Math & Art,Science is Electrifying, RetroTechno, Rocking Research,Disco Dancing into HealthyHabits. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
847-7300 Renee OsteenIt's All Greek To Me – Astudy of Ancient Greekhistory and mythologyincluding the history ofAncient Greece, Greek gods,and Greek myths in a projectbased hands-on exploration.3/18-22 8:30-12:30Mural, Mural, On The Wall –Students will learn arttechniques whileparticipating in the planningphase for the theme of themural. Students willcollaborate with Art studentsfrom area universities tocreate the mural. 3/18-228:30-12:30Algebra I & Geometry“Ain't” That Bad! – Thissession will take students to aworld that shows them thatAlgebra I and Geometry aretwo mathematical topics thatare not as tough as they mayseem. Secrets, tips, andstrategies will leave studentswith a better understanding ofboth topics. 3/18-22 8:30-12:30The Knowledge Bank – Thisis a simulation based on real-life financial situations. Theworkshop is centered onfinancial education, financialexposure and healthypractices to clarify theimportance of sound moneymanagement. 3/18-22 8:30-12:30Bear Creek – Trip to BearCreek, Alabama for a threeday outdoor adventure thatwill include opportunities torappel, canoe, ropes course,compass orienteering, etc.3/18-22 8:30-12:30
885-8827 Johs, Radler,Howard, Karpells, Dunne,Rivera, Carlisle, Wheeler,Sloan, Norman, Arbuckle,CashinReading skills 3/18-19 8:00-12:00Computer skills – projects orkeyboarding 3/18-20 8:00-12:00History in Film – comparehistorical figures/events to howthey are depicted in film. 3/18and 3/22 8:00-12:00Math recording – recording andcreating a “rap” video,including song creation 3/18-218:00-12:00
Math Skills – A session forstudents in grades 5 & 6 whoscored Basic on TCAP Math.3/18-3/20 8:00-12:00Performing Arts – drama,vocal, improve 3/18-21 8:00-12:00Beginning Spanish class3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00Wacky Laboratory – Funwith science throughlaboratory activities 3/18-198:00-12:00TCAP prep and test takingstrategies 3/18-20 8:00-12:00Cooking class – learn how tocook 3/18-19 8:00-12:00Cultural Film study –connections to culturethrough film 3/18-19 8:00-12:00Writing Workshop – creative& persuasive writing 3/18-228:00-12:00Research Skills – learn skillsto do research on a computer3/18-20. 8:00-12:00
298-8076 Ann-MarieGleason, PrincipalEagle writers – writingcamp to explore writinggenres, the writing process& interactive writinglessons with drama 3/19-3/21 8:00-12:00 – contactNicole Sunday or MaryGinterClub Invention – hands onscience activities with ClubInvention – fee based $124per student 3/18-22 8:00-12:00 – contact Beth Asbellor Taylor PruettMagical Musical –Preparation for SpringDisney Musical – help withset design and activities3/18-3/19 8:00-12:00 –Contact Rita BlackTCAP Boot Camp –Additional academicpractice for 4th gradestudents 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00 – contact JenniferKauerz or ChandlerPemberton
291-6369 Ext 132 KatherineKendallJEMMMS intersessionprovides remediation andenrichment. Students willparticipate in engaging andmeaningful hands-onactivities in reading, math,and with museum partners.Activities may include skillmastery in math and literacy,museum interpretation andprogramming, as well asenvironmental studies andexploration.3/18-20 9:00-4:00
262-6947 Ext 2000 SteveBallScience & Math camp – labs,computer activities, games,Campus Green Day trip toFarmers Market 3/18-218:00-12:00College Tours – WesternKentucky & Austin Peay 3/188:00-5:00Tennessee Tech &Cumberland 3/19 8:00-5:00
501-8800 Jenna HagenTutoring/TCAP Prep –Intervention and test takingstrategies for TCAP includingunique instructing tools,critical thinking skills andcollaborative learningopportunities. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
291-6380 Ext 2025Katherine BookerTCAP Olympics – Focus onReading/Language Arts andMath 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00
860-1465 John GarlandLearn, Grow, Fly – STEMbased study of Aerospacefeaturing astronomy, gravity,aerodynamics, simplemachines etc. with NASA &MTSU Aerospace Dept. 3/18-3/22 8:00-11:30
333-5105 Joyce VaughnThe Wonderful Wizard of OZ– A musical camp that willallow for the elements ofsong – spoken dialogue,acting, and dance. Manycross-curricular connectionswill be made to the storyduring intersession with aheavy emphasis on oral skillsdevelopment,retelling/summarizing, andother Language Arts contentskills. In addition, mathconnections, measurement,fractions, and direction willbe addressed. 3/18-22 8:00-11:00
333-5070 Tonja WilliamsContent Recovery – services& support for students toenhance grades 3/18-3/228:00-12:00Credit Recovery – forstudents needing to earncredits for classes that werepreviously failed 3/18-3/228:00-12:00ACT Boot Camp – Pre-test, aworkbook and individualinstruction 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00Venturing Crew Boy Scoutsof America leadershipprogram 3/20-3/21 time TBD
FRC Videography & VideoMaking – PENCILFoundation will provide anintroductory videographyincluding the principals offilmmaking, filmappreciation, videography,and video editing. 3/20-3/218:00-12:00EOC Prep for the areas ofEnglish I, English II, EnglishIII, Algebra I, Algebra II andBiology 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00School Beautification –Students will design andcomplete a mural that reflectsthe diverse studentpopulation. Also various partsof the school building will bepainted using abstractdesigns. 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00Celebration Friday – a groupcelebration of Intersession3/22 10:00-12:00Stand up Speak up StudentRights Conference – Learnabout free speech, freedom ofthe press, religious freedom,etc. along with strategies forcreating change whilenetworking with youth frommany schools. 3/20 9:00-4:00
279-7972 Sue ClarkGlendale Enrichment –hands-on math, Brainetics,Fractured Fairy Tales, art,and computer based readingand math games. 3/18-228:00-12:00
360-2900 Laurie SmithChess club – taught by theYMCA 3/18-22 10:00-11:30Kaboom! Making ScienceFun – Following thescientific process studentswill create a science fairproject. 3/18-22 8:30-11:30Tutoring – for reading andmath 3/18-22 9:00-11:30Writing Hip Hop – TheYMCA will help studentwrite and perform hip-hopsongs
262-6682 Dr. Laura SnyderAround the World – Projectbased learning, targetedinstruction, exploratoryactivities and physical gameactivities for learning aboutthe seven continents 3/18-3/22Civil War in Tennessee –Beginning with a field-tripto a local destination tobuild a foundation forinquiry, small group orindividual setting usingtechnology will be used forremediation of skills andreading tutoring 3/18-3/228:00-12:00
Cotton, Hattie STEMMagnet Elem.
Creswell, Isaiah T. MiddleArts Magnet
Crieve Hall Elem.
Croft Middle Design Center
Cumberland Elem.
Dodson Elem.
Donelson Middle
DuPont Elem.
DuPont Hadley Middle
DuPont Tyler Middle
Eakin Elem.
**Early, John MuseumMagnet Middle
**At this school, ALLstudents are expected toparticipate. Transportationwill be provided.
East Nashville Magnet
Edison, Thomas A. Elem.
Fall-Hamilton Elem.Enhanced Option
Gateway Elem.
Glencliff Elem
Glencliff High
Glendale Elem. SpanishImmersion
Glengarry and GlenviewElem.
Glenn Elem. EnhancedOption
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MNPS Opportunities Listed by School
Allen, Margaret Middle
Amqui Elem.
Antioch High
Antioch Middle
Apollo Middle
**Bailey STEM MagnetMiddle
**At this school, ALLstudents are expected toparticipate. Transportationwill be provided.
Bass, W. A. Learning Center
Baxter Alternative LearningCenter
Baxter, Jere Middle
Bellevue Middle
Bellshire Elem. DesignCenter
Binkley, Norman Elem.
Bordeaux Enhanced OptionElem.
**Brick Church Middle
**At this school, all studentsare expected to participate.Transportation will beprovided.
**Buena Vista Elem.Enhanced Option
**At this school, ALLstudents are expected toparticipate. Transportationwill be provided.
Caldwell Elem. EnhancedOption
Cameron Middle
Cane Ridge Elem.
Cane Ridge High
Carter-Lawrence Elem.Magnet
Chadwell Elem.
Charlotte Park Elem.
**Churchwell, RobertMuseum Magnet Elem.
**At this school, ALLstudents are expected toparticipate. Transportationwill be provided.
Cockrill Elem.
The Cohn School
Cole Elem.
291-6385 Ext 114 DeniseBourkeService learning for 7th and8th grade students at theRescue Mission and 2ndHarvest Food Bank. Studentswill keep daily journal entriesand write a newspaper editorialbringing awareness tovolunteerism 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Students in 5th & 6th gradewill tour the Main NashvillePublic Library to familiarizethemselves with Nashville'srole in the civil rightsmovement. They will learnstrategies for gatheringresearch while investigatingthe topic of civil rights. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
612-3678 Angela DavisKnow Nashville – Daily fieldtrips focused on getting toknow Nashville 3/18-228:00-12:00
641-5400 Ext 1905 VickiRadfordEye Life Leadership Workshop –Help to achieve long-term goals& overcoming obstacles 3/18-3/21 8:00-12:00ACT Test Taking – Test takingstrategies to enhanceperformance on the ACT test3/18 8:00-12:00Choices program – With theMetro Health Dept. – preventteen pregnancy by promotingreproductive health for girls aswell as values & goal setting,3/18 8:00-12:00Service Learning – Working witharea agencies on service learninglead by Deloitte 3/19 8:00-12:00Theater Production – Createproject centered theaterproduction with TPAC. 3/18-3/20 8:00-12:00College Visits – Visits byAcademy that align with theirarea of study 3/18-21 full dayStep Clinic – Tennessee StepLeague will conduct aninstructional workshop in stepdance. 3/18 8:00-12:00Credit Recovery – Students willuse A+ software to work towardrecovering credits. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Stand up Speak up StudentRights Conference – Learn aboutfree speech, freedom of thepress, religious freedom, etc.along with strategies for creatingchange while networking withyouth from many schools.
3/20 9:00-4:00Frist Center Internship –Students will be introduced tonon-profit careers and explorethe role of art in thecommunity. 3/18-22 9:00-2:00.
333-5642 Kathy BallAdventures at Antioch –Students will explore anddiscover areas includingphysics, forces and motion,chemistry and biology throughhands-on activities usingiPads, digital and videocameras to capture theiradventures. 3/18-22
333-5025 Ryan YorkTCAP Preparation andTutoring 3/18-22 9:00-12:00
262-6670 Terry Carter, Dr.Sydika McKissic, PantheaBryant-JonesThe Amazing Race forKnowledge – TCAP conceptproblems at different venues(Vanderbilt, TSU, AdventureScience Center, and TwoRivers Disc Park)3/18-22 8:00-3:00Student Produced Videos –Students will write andproduce a video related totested standards. This willinclude a field experience toNPT. 3/18-22 8:00-3:00Exploring EnvironmentalScience – With the VanderbiltCenter for Science outreachstudents will study of welfareof living organisms including atrip to Mammoth Cave 3/188:00-3:00
298-3278Felicia Zagula
650-5381Kim Baker
262-6710 Corey WalkerHealth & Wellness Club – Inpartnership with MonroeCarell Children's Hospital atVanderbilt we will focus onhealth and wellness looking athealthy lifestyles andnutrition. Project based
learning and exploratoryactivities will be used.Tutoring will be available inthe areas of reading, math,and science. 3/18-22 9:00-12:00.
662-3000 Lisa WaltonAcademic intervention in thearea of math 3/18-3/22 8:30-12:30Mock Trial for thoseinterested in the field of lawand the criminal justicesystem. 3/18-3/22 8:30-12:30Garden club Enrichmentactivities in the BELL garden3/18-3/22 8:30-12:30
860-1452 Ext 2000 ChrisMarczakTCAP Boot Camp – anenrichment and remediationsession that will cover testskills.3/18-20 8:00-3:00
333-5037 Ext. 274 TammyDryden3rd and 4th grade tutoringusing hands-on instructionand collaborative learningfocusing on reading and math3/18-22 8:00-12:00
291-6355 Jacqueline KinzerCollege and Career Activities– An introduction toprofessionals from variouscolleges and careers and theirresponsibilities. Acollege/technical school tourwill also be a part ofintersession. 3/18-21 10:30-11:30, 3/22 8:30-2:30TCAP Preparation/Review –PENCIL Foundation willprovide tutors in reading andmath. This will focus onremedial lessons and activitiesto give students additionalreview in the areas of need.3/18-21 8:00-12:00
262-6665 Damon HayesSpring Bling – An emphasison Mathematics, Reading, andLanguage Arts. Anenrichment piece will focuson health and wellness(preparing healthy meals,choosing healthy snacks andexercises that improve thecardiovascular system). Afield trip to the Adventure
Science Center will also beincluded.3/18-22 9:00-1:00
291-6762 Jori Martinez-Woods or Michelle McVickerBV's Spring Session – project-based learning in reading &STEM to examine and solve alocal challenge. A field trip tothe downtown area will beincluded. Activities aredesigned to assist indeveloping problem-solvingand research skills forachievement assessments.3/18-22 7:30-12:00
291-6361 Sherry HillTutoring/Enrichment/Fieldtrips– The theme is take a triparound the world and read likea reader. Remediation &intervention will incorporatemath, reading, Language,writing, science & socialstudies. There will also be afield-trip centered on thetheme 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
291-6365 Chris HamesPreparation for TCAP – Eachday will focus on a differentTCAP subject and will includepractice and project-basedlearning. The week will endwith a team-building event atthe YMCA's CampWidjiwagan. 3/18-21 9:00-2:00, 3/22 9:00-5:00
641-7824 Donna WilburnTCAP Prep for third and fourthgrade students with a focus onskill building in literacy andnumeracy. 3/18-3/22, 8:30-11:30
687-4000 Michel WallA+ Lab Time – Computeraccess and an instructor toprovide assistance andfacilitate test for students thatneed credit recovery. 3/18-227:30-10:30Algebra I & Algebra III EOC
Prep – Remediate and preparefor End of Course Assessment3/18-22 7:30-10:30English I-III EOC Test Prep –Remediate and prepare for Endof Course Assessment 3/19-217:30-10:30.AP Test Prep – Prepare for APtest. 3/19-21 7:30-10:30Parent Conference withCounselors – Parents areinvited to meet with counselorsand discuss academic progress.3/19-21 7:30-10:30Career Explorations in theCultural Arts – An internshipthat will introduce students tonon-profit careers and explorethe role of art in thecommunity. 3/18-22 9:00-2:00.
291-7333 Dr. Karen HamiltonTCAP Reading and LanguageArts Skills CAMP3/18-22 8:30-11:30
860-1459Paulette Dickerson
353-2006Ken Larkin
687-4024 Eileen SteeplesStudents will focus onacademics and test takingstrategies as well asenrichment. Plannedenrichment includessports/games, book club,computer time, and a movieevent. 3/18-20 8:00-3:45.
298-8075 Susan CochraneTuning Up for TCAP –standards review and commontesting strategies. 3/18-228:30-12:30
298-6617 Christopher WileyThe Great Outdoors – science,gym, team building, survivalskills 3/18-21 8:00-1:00
333-5043 Chad High3rd and 4th Grades: Aroundthe world in 5 days – Studydifferent cultures along withTCAP review. 3/18-22 8:00-11:00
2nd Grade: Land Betweenthe Lakes trip 3/18-20
262-6981 Alice MylesTCAP Program – Studentswill learn testing strategiesand work on identified skills3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00
291-6515 Lesli HallMath and the Arts – Studentswill work on Common Coreperformance tasks in a mathclass. They will then exploremath integration in an artsclass. Arts classes will bePercussion, Choir, andadditional arts classes offeredby the YMCA. 3/18-228:00-12:00
333-5059 Carnella MitchellCrieve Hall Cardinals SpringTraining Camp – Cooperativelearning activities to improveproficiency in Language Arts& Math. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
332-0217 Beverly BellCougar Crunch Time –remediation, tutoring in math,reading, and writing, as wellas time for enrichment withthe YMCA Fun Companyincluding kitchen, sports,arts, health and fitness 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Zoo trip – Students willreceive zoo training - $5 perstudent
291-6370 Bertha BrownBenchmark Enrichment –improve performance skillswith a focus on reading andmath using games, writtenmaterials, technology andbooks. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
885-8806 Pam PedigoSpring Into Learning – Afocus on grade levelbenchmarks. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
884-4080 Vanessa Tippett,Kate Hays, Jo BoyetteJets Soar – literacy basedactivities with technology,debate & performance 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Jets Go Green – Research onrecycling, pollution, GreatPacific Garbage Patchincluding a trip to the MetroWaste ManagementRecycling Plant 3/18-228:00-12:00Dollars and Sense – Personalfinance through interactiveactivities & simulationsfocusing on earning power,budgets, financial
transactions & taxes 3/18-228:00-12:00
847-7305 StephanieHoskinsLearning is Cool – ReadingRocks, Groovy Math & Art,Science is Electrifying, RetroTechno, Rocking Research,Disco Dancing into HealthyHabits. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
847-7300 Renee OsteenIt's All Greek To Me – Astudy of Ancient Greekhistory and mythologyincluding the history ofAncient Greece, Greek gods,and Greek myths in a projectbased hands-on exploration.3/18-22 8:30-12:30Mural, Mural, On The Wall –Students will learn arttechniques whileparticipating in the planningphase for the theme of themural. Students willcollaborate with Art studentsfrom area universities tocreate the mural. 3/18-228:30-12:30Algebra I & Geometry“Ain't” That Bad! – Thissession will take students to aworld that shows them thatAlgebra I and Geometry aretwo mathematical topics thatare not as tough as they mayseem. Secrets, tips, andstrategies will leave studentswith a better understanding ofboth topics. 3/18-22 8:30-12:30The Knowledge Bank – Thisis a simulation based on real-life financial situations. Theworkshop is centered onfinancial education, financialexposure and healthypractices to clarify theimportance of sound moneymanagement. 3/18-22 8:30-12:30Bear Creek – Trip to BearCreek, Alabama for a threeday outdoor adventure thatwill include opportunities torappel, canoe, ropes course,compass orienteering, etc.3/18-22 8:30-12:30
885-8827 Johs, Radler,Howard, Karpells, Dunne,Rivera, Carlisle, Wheeler,Sloan, Norman, Arbuckle,CashinReading skills 3/18-19 8:00-12:00Computer skills – projects orkeyboarding 3/18-20 8:00-12:00History in Film – comparehistorical figures/events to howthey are depicted in film. 3/18and 3/22 8:00-12:00Math recording – recording andcreating a “rap” video,including song creation 3/18-218:00-12:00
Math Skills – A session forstudents in grades 5 & 6 whoscored Basic on TCAP Math.3/18-3/20 8:00-12:00Performing Arts – drama,vocal, improve 3/18-21 8:00-12:00Beginning Spanish class3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00Wacky Laboratory – Funwith science throughlaboratory activities 3/18-198:00-12:00TCAP prep and test takingstrategies 3/18-20 8:00-12:00Cooking class – learn how tocook 3/18-19 8:00-12:00Cultural Film study –connections to culturethrough film 3/18-19 8:00-12:00Writing Workshop – creative& persuasive writing 3/18-228:00-12:00Research Skills – learn skillsto do research on a computer3/18-20. 8:00-12:00
298-8076 Ann-MarieGleason, PrincipalEagle writers – writingcamp to explore writinggenres, the writing process& interactive writinglessons with drama 3/19-3/21 8:00-12:00 – contactNicole Sunday or MaryGinterClub Invention – hands onscience activities with ClubInvention – fee based $124per student 3/18-22 8:00-12:00 – contact Beth Asbellor Taylor PruettMagical Musical –Preparation for SpringDisney Musical – help withset design and activities3/18-3/19 8:00-12:00 –Contact Rita BlackTCAP Boot Camp –Additional academicpractice for 4th gradestudents 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00 – contact JenniferKauerz or ChandlerPemberton
291-6369 Ext 132 KatherineKendallJEMMMS intersessionprovides remediation andenrichment. Students willparticipate in engaging andmeaningful hands-onactivities in reading, math,and with museum partners.Activities may include skillmastery in math and literacy,museum interpretation andprogramming, as well asenvironmental studies andexploration.3/18-20 9:00-4:00
262-6947 Ext 2000 SteveBallScience & Math camp – labs,computer activities, games,Campus Green Day trip toFarmers Market 3/18-218:00-12:00College Tours – WesternKentucky & Austin Peay 3/188:00-5:00Tennessee Tech &Cumberland 3/19 8:00-5:00
501-8800 Jenna HagenTutoring/TCAP Prep –Intervention and test takingstrategies for TCAP includingunique instructing tools,critical thinking skills andcollaborative learningopportunities. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
291-6380 Ext 2025Katherine BookerTCAP Olympics – Focus onReading/Language Arts andMath 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00
860-1465 John GarlandLearn, Grow, Fly – STEMbased study of Aerospacefeaturing astronomy, gravity,aerodynamics, simplemachines etc. with NASA &MTSU Aerospace Dept. 3/18-3/22 8:00-11:30
333-5105 Joyce VaughnThe Wonderful Wizard of OZ– A musical camp that willallow for the elements ofsong – spoken dialogue,acting, and dance. Manycross-curricular connectionswill be made to the storyduring intersession with aheavy emphasis on oral skillsdevelopment,retelling/summarizing, andother Language Arts contentskills. In addition, mathconnections, measurement,fractions, and direction willbe addressed. 3/18-22 8:00-11:00
333-5070 Tonja WilliamsContent Recovery – services& support for students toenhance grades 3/18-3/228:00-12:00Credit Recovery – forstudents needing to earncredits for classes that werepreviously failed 3/18-3/228:00-12:00ACT Boot Camp – Pre-test, aworkbook and individualinstruction 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00Venturing Crew Boy Scoutsof America leadershipprogram 3/20-3/21 time TBD
FRC Videography & VideoMaking – PENCILFoundation will provide anintroductory videographyincluding the principals offilmmaking, filmappreciation, videography,and video editing. 3/20-3/218:00-12:00EOC Prep for the areas ofEnglish I, English II, EnglishIII, Algebra I, Algebra II andBiology 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00School Beautification –Students will design andcomplete a mural that reflectsthe diverse studentpopulation. Also various partsof the school building will bepainted using abstractdesigns. 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00Celebration Friday – a groupcelebration of Intersession3/22 10:00-12:00Stand up Speak up StudentRights Conference – Learnabout free speech, freedom ofthe press, religious freedom,etc. along with strategies forcreating change whilenetworking with youth frommany schools. 3/20 9:00-4:00
279-7972 Sue ClarkGlendale Enrichment –hands-on math, Brainetics,Fractured Fairy Tales, art,and computer based readingand math games. 3/18-228:00-12:00
360-2900 Laurie SmithChess club – taught by theYMCA 3/18-22 10:00-11:30Kaboom! Making ScienceFun – Following thescientific process studentswill create a science fairproject. 3/18-22 8:30-11:30Tutoring – for reading andmath 3/18-22 9:00-11:30Writing Hip Hop – TheYMCA will help studentwrite and perform hip-hopsongs
262-6682 Dr. Laura SnyderAround the World – Projectbased learning, targetedinstruction, exploratoryactivities and physical gameactivities for learning aboutthe seven continents 3/18-3/22Civil War in Tennessee –Beginning with a field-tripto a local destination tobuild a foundation forinquiry, small group orindividual setting usingtechnology will be used forremediation of skills andreading tutoring 3/18-3/228:00-12:00
Cotton, Hattie STEMMagnet Elem.
Creswell, Isaiah T. MiddleArts Magnet
Crieve Hall Elem.
Croft Middle Design Center
Cumberland Elem.
Dodson Elem.
Donelson Middle
DuPont Elem.
DuPont Hadley Middle
DuPont Tyler Middle
Eakin Elem.
**Early, John MuseumMagnet Middle
**At this school, ALLstudents are expected toparticipate. Transportationwill be provided.
East Nashville Magnet
Edison, Thomas A. Elem.
Fall-Hamilton Elem.Enhanced Option
Gateway Elem.
Glencliff Elem
Glencliff High
Glendale Elem. SpanishImmersion
Glengarry and GlenviewElem.
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YMCA. There will also beactive reading and math games.3/18-22 8:00-11:00
847-7317 Edward XavierBarriosThe Learning Olympics –Raising the Bar to Work Abovethe Line – Programs includeExceptional education support,homework help, hands-onscience, math intervention,Greek & Roman mythology.3/18-22
876-5110 Ext 2041 AmandaKeeleyTCAP Readiness 3/18-21 8:00-11:30
876-5100 William MoodyMurder Mystery Game –Students will use higher orderthinking and problem solvingskills to solve a crime about themurder of King Henry VIII.3/18-21 8:30-12:00
291-6414Kathy E. Burke
291-6382 Camille FlemmingTCAP preparation to increaseliteracy and numeracy skills3/18-22
262-6724 Peggy BrodienTCAP Camp – Skills to preparefor TCAP; test taking strategiesand small group specificinterventions. 3/18-22 8:30-11:30
941-7535 Ext 2302 EmilyGravesCamp Kelly $20 fee for theweekArt lesson with fieldtrip toThe Frist Center 3/18 8:30-11:30Fieldtrip to the Parthenon 3/198:30-11:30Fieldtrip to the Country MusicHall of Fame 3/20 8:30-11:30Science lesson with fieldtrip tothe Adventure Science Center3/21 8:30-11:30Fieldtrip to Tusculum Lanes3/22 8:30-11:30
501-7900 Ext 2043 RobynnLemonStars Strive for Success – Aproject-based interventionprogram focused on smallgroup tutoring and hands onactivities based on the TCAPstandards of reading and math.3/18-22 9:00-12:00
329-8400 Avril Syes or StaceyInez Turner
Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with AP ChemistryExam topics 3/18-208:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –TCAP 8th grade math topics3/19-21Royal Quest for Success –TCAP 7th grade science prep3/18-22 8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success – APBio lessons and/or labs 3/18-198:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success – APCalculus test prep 3/18-208:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with Biology EOCtopics 3/18-21 8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with AP EnglishLanguage and CompositionExam prep 3/18-19 visualrhetoric enrichment, 3/20-22multiple choice test prep8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with AP EuropeanHistory topics3/18-21 8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success – APHuman Geography examreview, resources, strategiesand sample questions inpreparation for the exam 3/18-20 8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success – APChinese Exam topics 3/18-208:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with English I EOC
topics 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with English II EOCtopics 3/20 8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with Project Leadthe Way EOC topics 3/18-208:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with ACT Math andScience Reasoning topics 3/188:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with ACT Readingtopics 3/19 8:00-12:00Rock The Street, Wall Street isa program designed to makefinance relevant, interestingand fun for high school girls sothat they may continue to studymath, increase their financialliteracy and possibly begin tovisualize a pathway to a careerin finance. There will be afocus on the roles andopportunities a career in thefinancial services offer women.3/20–21 8:30–11:30
262-6708 Sandra MoormanTraveling Through Education –a remediation tutorial programwith small group instruction.3/18-22 9:00-1:00
360-2912 Dr. Robin ShumateRocket to your Goal – A
rotation through Computer,Reading/Language Arts andMath Sessions will includetechnology, collaborative-project-based learning andexploratory activities inaddition to HeadSprout,Readers Theatre, LiteratureCircles, songs, poetry forfluency, and writers workshop.3/18-22 8:00-12:00Rocket to our Goals – A modelrocketry enrichment weekfocusing on science/math andlanguage arts skills 3/18-228:00-12:00
876-5126 Demetria JohnsonMoving on up in math 8:00-11:00
262-6700 Ext 1910 TracyBrunoTCAP Readiness – Areas ofweakness will be retaught,reviewed and retested 3/18-228:00-12:00
258-1330 Christie LewisAchieve More at Lockeland–provide reading, math and test-taking strategies for students.3/18-22 8:00-12:00
687-4018 Michelle BrockDemps
Jackson, Andrew Elem.
Joelton Elementary
Joelton Middle
Johnson School
Jones Elem. Paideia Magnet
Joy, Tom Elem.
Kelley, A. Z. Elem.
Kennedy, J. F. Middle
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Lakeview Elem. DesignCenter
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Granbery Elem.
Green, Alex Elem.
Green, Julia Elem.
Harpeth Valley Elem.
Harris-Hillman ExceptionalEducation
Haynes MiddleHealth/Medical ScienceDesign Center
Haywood Elem.
Head Middle Magnet
Hermitage Elem.
Hickman Elem.
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Hillsboro High
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Hull-Jackson Elem.Montessori Magnet
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Inglewood Elem.
859-8950 Michael WestveerCreative Writing to StageProduction – Using two storiespreviously written by students tocreate two plays, including props,costumes, and staging. 3/18-228:00-12:00
859-8956Cindy McCormick
Gower Elem.353-2012 Celia ArmstrongClub Invention – Hands-onapproaches to learningemphasizing scientific inquiry,engineering design, creativeproblem solving, cooperation andcollaboration through STEMcontent with Club Invention3/18-22 8:00-12:00
262-6685 Ext 120 TamasaPinkertonThe first two days will focus oncore academic preparation forTCAP. On the last day 5th & 6thgraders will visit the Hermitage,Aquarium Restaurant, and HomeDeport while the 7th & 8th gradevisit the Tennessee Aquarium.Field experiences will connectclassroom content to real worldexperiences. 3/18-20 8:30-3:55.
333-5112 Ext 2000 LoriDonahueAll in for Geckos – specificallydesigned program forimprovement in reading andmath. 3/18-22
876-5105 Glenda UseltonLearning is Electrifying – Afocus on science, writing, readingand math using the Healthy Lifefocus. Students will present aScience Fair on Thursday. Fridaythere will be a field trip to theAdventure Science Center. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
298-8082 Robin CayceArtist in the garden – literacygarden focused activities withCheekwood Gardens includingphotography, painting,sculpting, writing, reading 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Acting up – musical theatreimmersion, producing a DisneyMusical in Schools Program3/18-22 8:00-12:00JG Explorers – Three days ofremediation in literacy, math,science, and social studies. Twodays of exploratory learningwith a Explore TN focus usingthe TN State Museum, PublicLibrary and/or the BicentennialMall. 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00ANI: Book Making – Studentswill write, illustrate, and edittheir very own book with ANovel Idea. 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00JGEC Spring Mini Camp –extended care program willinclude fun activities, exercise,play and recreation. 3/18-3/22 –all day
662-3015 Kimber HalliburtonVirtual School Tutoring –Students will have anopportunity to participate inonline virtual school. They canask questions and get academicassistance in the areas of mathor reading by using theirusername and password andcalling 662-3015 Ext 1227.3/18-22 8:00-12:00
298-8085 Robbie HamptonWildlife on Wheels - a mobileexperience with the NashvilleZoo 3/19 8:00-12:00Explore Your World – amultisensory opportunity forstudents to explore &experience the world aroundthem 3/18, 20, 21, 22 8:00-12:00
262-6688 Toiya PaigeMarch Madness – Enrichment
activities will include guestappearances and visits to TSUand Meharry Medical College tospark interest in careers relatedto health and the medical field.3/18-22 8:00-12:00
333-5118 Ext 633367 MarshaRolfeTCAP Detectives Searching forSuccess – Students will be ingroups rotating through mathand reading activities with acompetition at the end of theweek. There will also be timeto work on individual goals.3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00
329-8160 Ext 112 AngelaCarr5th, 6th, and 7th grade mathremediation 3/18-22 8:00-12:006th and 7th gradeEnglish/Language Arts 3/18-228:00-12:00YMCA Enrichment – classesTBD 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Golf with First Tee ofNashville – Students will learnhow to play golf. Equipmentwill be provided. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
885-8838 Ext 2000 KelleeAkersCamp Adventure – Studentswill use science to explore theirenvironment while integratinglanguage arts and mathstandards. Camp will end witha group field trip. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
884-4020 Yoshina GilesSpace camp – Read & researchspace exploration withliteracy/numeracy focus.Students that participate willlaunch water rockets on the lastday. 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00
353-2020 Ext 722351Spring Intersession –Remediation and enrichment inthe areas of reading and math.In addition, study andorganization skills will beoffered, and a typing workshopto address speed and accuracy.3/18-22 8:00-12:-00
298-8400 Ext 2002 EricArteberryRemediation/Content & CreditRecovery – Specificremediation with recoveryand/or tutoring 3/18-22 8:00-11:00ACT Prep - Test takingstrategies and work on areasthat need improvement 3/18-228:00-11:00Student Clinical Internship –For students in the nursingpathway to meet the TN StateBoard of Nursing requirement.
3/18-22 Time TBDFine Arts Disney Trip –Students will compete in theFestival Disney MusicCelebration and participate ineducational workshops aroundthe Magic Kingdom,Hollywood Studios and EpcotCenter. 3/21-3/25DECA Trip – Job shadowingon a Norwegian Cruise Ship tolearn about the hospitalityindustry. 3/17-3/23
353-2025 Ext 807390 EmilyHughes, Dona BerottiA+ Lab – Content & CreditRecovery 3/18-22 8:00-12:00ACT Preparation – helppreparing to take the ACT test.3/18-22 8:00-12:00AP Test Preparation – Checkwith individual AP teachers toknow the particular day foreach subject area. 3/18-228:00-12:00AP Studio Art: Concentrationcram session for AP test. 3/18,19, 20 8:00-12:00Job Shadowing – withHillwood's business partners.Must sign-up prior to February22 with Ms. Hughes.Transportation not provided.3/18-22
262-6675 Ext 200 KristopherWinfreyFocus on Math & Reading –Direct instruction and softwareprograms will be used to focuson reading and mathachievement. 3/18-21 8:00-10:00Cora Howe's Gardening Legacy– Community service work inthe Cora Howe CommunityGarden to prepare for planting.Activities will be focused onhorticulture, biology, and eco-system sciences. 3/18, 20, 229:00-2:30Learning through Serving –Students will participate inservice learning at the VolunteerMission with a focus on civicsand service as a communitymember. 3/20 & 3/21 10:00-2:30Writing about the Arts –Students will use creativewriting focused on poetry, songand Haiku through a fieldtrip tothe Frist Center for the Arts.3/22 10:00-2:30
291-6601 Martha PhillipsNASA/SEMAA (ScienceEngineering MathematicsAerospace Academy) –Enrichment experiences thatfoster creativity, teamwork,problem solving, and logicalthinking while using mathskills in measurement. A tripto the Sudekum Planetariumwill be included. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
291-6300 Kellie HargisACT Prep – Individualized andgroup instruction on test takingstrategies and content specificinstruction 3/18-21 8:00-12:00Career Explorations in theCultural Arts – An internshipthat will introduce students tonon-profit careers and explorethe role of art in thecommunity. 3/18-22 9:00-2:00.Rock The Street, Wall Street isa program designed to makefinance relevant, interestingand fun for high school girls sothat they may continue to studymath, increase their financialliteracy and possibly begin tovisualize a pathway to a careerin finance. There will be afocus on the roles andopportunities a career in thefinancial services offer women.3/18–19 8:30–11:30
860-1401 Ext 1914 AprilSnodgrassA+ Credit Recovery 3/18-228:00-12:00IB Internal AssessmentExtended Essay Work – helpstudents prepare for extendedessays and/or internalassessments. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00ACT Prep – Focusing on a fourareas of the ACT test. 3/18-228:00-12:00Warriors in Washington, DC –3/20-22Stand up Speak up StudentRights Conference – Learnabout the Bill of Rights, civilrights issues and theresponsibilities of freedomwhile networking with youthfrom many schools. 3/20 9:00-4:00Peace Time – A student ledworkshop on making adifference and having apositive impact on your school;bullying, leadership,motivation. 3/21 8:00-12:00The Designers' Experience –Job shadowing at Music CityNetworks for students in theAcademy of Design andTechnology. 3/18-22 8:00-4:00EOC Math & Google Sketchup – prepare for Algebra I &Algebra II EOC exam and usethe Google Sketch Up Project.3/18-20 8:00-12:00EOC English Prep –forstudents in English I, II, & III.3/20-22 8:00-12:00Humanitarian Day –Community service projectswith business partners for theAcademy of Health & HumanServices 3/19 8:00-12:00
262-6697 Carrie MickleStudents in grade 2 – 4 willparticipate in healthy livingactivities such as Zumba,walking, fitness and kickballwith assistance from the
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YMCA. There will also beactive reading and math games.3/18-22 8:00-11:00
847-7317 Edward XavierBarriosThe Learning Olympics –Raising the Bar to Work Abovethe Line – Programs includeExceptional education support,homework help, hands-onscience, math intervention,Greek & Roman mythology.3/18-22
876-5110 Ext 2041 AmandaKeeleyTCAP Readiness 3/18-21 8:00-11:30
876-5100 William MoodyMurder Mystery Game –Students will use higher orderthinking and problem solvingskills to solve a crime about themurder of King Henry VIII.3/18-21 8:30-12:00
291-6414Kathy E. Burke
291-6382 Camille FlemmingTCAP preparation to increaseliteracy and numeracy skills3/18-22
262-6724 Peggy BrodienTCAP Camp – Skills to preparefor TCAP; test taking strategiesand small group specificinterventions. 3/18-22 8:30-11:30
941-7535 Ext 2302 EmilyGravesCamp Kelly $20 fee for theweekArt lesson with fieldtrip toThe Frist Center 3/18 8:30-11:30Fieldtrip to the Parthenon 3/198:30-11:30Fieldtrip to the Country MusicHall of Fame 3/20 8:30-11:30Science lesson with fieldtrip tothe Adventure Science Center3/21 8:30-11:30Fieldtrip to Tusculum Lanes3/22 8:30-11:30
501-7900 Ext 2043 RobynnLemonStars Strive for Success – Aproject-based interventionprogram focused on smallgroup tutoring and hands onactivities based on the TCAPstandards of reading and math.3/18-22 9:00-12:00
329-8400 Avril Syes or StaceyInez Turner
Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with AP ChemistryExam topics 3/18-208:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –TCAP 8th grade math topics3/19-21Royal Quest for Success –TCAP 7th grade science prep3/18-22 8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success – APBio lessons and/or labs 3/18-198:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success – APCalculus test prep 3/18-208:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with Biology EOCtopics 3/18-21 8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with AP EnglishLanguage and CompositionExam prep 3/18-19 visualrhetoric enrichment, 3/20-22multiple choice test prep8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with AP EuropeanHistory topics3/18-21 8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success – APHuman Geography examreview, resources, strategiesand sample questions inpreparation for the exam 3/18-20 8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success – APChinese Exam topics 3/18-208:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with English I EOC
topics 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with English II EOCtopics 3/20 8:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with Project Leadthe Way EOC topics 3/18-208:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with ACT Math andScience Reasoning topics 3/188:00-12:00Royal Quest for Success –Assistance with ACT Readingtopics 3/19 8:00-12:00Rock The Street, Wall Street isa program designed to makefinance relevant, interestingand fun for high school girls sothat they may continue to studymath, increase their financialliteracy and possibly begin tovisualize a pathway to a careerin finance. There will be afocus on the roles andopportunities a career in thefinancial services offer women.3/20–21 8:30–11:30
262-6708 Sandra MoormanTraveling Through Education –a remediation tutorial programwith small group instruction.3/18-22 9:00-1:00
360-2912 Dr. Robin ShumateRocket to your Goal – A
rotation through Computer,Reading/Language Arts andMath Sessions will includetechnology, collaborative-project-based learning andexploratory activities inaddition to HeadSprout,Readers Theatre, LiteratureCircles, songs, poetry forfluency, and writers workshop.3/18-22 8:00-12:00Rocket to our Goals – A modelrocketry enrichment weekfocusing on science/math andlanguage arts skills 3/18-228:00-12:00
876-5126 Demetria JohnsonMoving on up in math 8:00-11:00
262-6700 Ext 1910 TracyBrunoTCAP Readiness – Areas ofweakness will be retaught,reviewed and retested 3/18-228:00-12:00
258-1330 Christie LewisAchieve More at Lockeland–provide reading, math and test-taking strategies for students.3/18-22 8:00-12:00
687-4018 Michelle BrockDemps
Jackson, Andrew Elem.
Joelton Elementary
Joelton Middle
Johnson School
Jones Elem. Paideia Magnet
Joy, Tom Elem.
Kelley, A. Z. Elem.
Kennedy, J. F. Middle
King, Martin Luther Jr.Magnet@Historic Pearl High
Kirkpatrick Elem. EnhancedOption
Lakeview Elem. DesignCenter
Lillard, Robert E. Elem.
Litton, Isaac Middle
Lockeland Elem. DesignCenter
Madison Middle
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Goodlettsville Middle
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**At this school, ALL studentsare expected to participate.Transportation will beprovided.
Granbery Elem.
Green, Alex Elem.
Green, Julia Elem.
Harpeth Valley Elem.
Harris-Hillman ExceptionalEducation
Haynes MiddleHealth/Medical ScienceDesign Center
Haywood Elem.
Head Middle Magnet
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Hickman Elem.
Hill, H. G. Middle
Hillsboro High
Hillwood High
Howe, Cora School
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Hunters Lane High
Inglewood Elem.
859-8950 Michael WestveerCreative Writing to StageProduction – Using two storiespreviously written by students tocreate two plays, including props,costumes, and staging. 3/18-228:00-12:00
859-8956Cindy McCormick
Gower Elem.353-2012 Celia ArmstrongClub Invention – Hands-onapproaches to learningemphasizing scientific inquiry,engineering design, creativeproblem solving, cooperation andcollaboration through STEMcontent with Club Invention3/18-22 8:00-12:00
262-6685 Ext 120 TamasaPinkertonThe first two days will focus oncore academic preparation forTCAP. On the last day 5th & 6thgraders will visit the Hermitage,Aquarium Restaurant, and HomeDeport while the 7th & 8th gradevisit the Tennessee Aquarium.Field experiences will connectclassroom content to real worldexperiences. 3/18-20 8:30-3:55.
333-5112 Ext 2000 LoriDonahueAll in for Geckos – specificallydesigned program forimprovement in reading andmath. 3/18-22
876-5105 Glenda UseltonLearning is Electrifying – Afocus on science, writing, readingand math using the Healthy Lifefocus. Students will present aScience Fair on Thursday. Fridaythere will be a field trip to theAdventure Science Center. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
298-8082 Robin CayceArtist in the garden – literacygarden focused activities withCheekwood Gardens includingphotography, painting,sculpting, writing, reading 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Acting up – musical theatreimmersion, producing a DisneyMusical in Schools Program3/18-22 8:00-12:00JG Explorers – Three days ofremediation in literacy, math,science, and social studies. Twodays of exploratory learningwith a Explore TN focus usingthe TN State Museum, PublicLibrary and/or the BicentennialMall. 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00ANI: Book Making – Studentswill write, illustrate, and edittheir very own book with ANovel Idea. 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00JGEC Spring Mini Camp –extended care program willinclude fun activities, exercise,play and recreation. 3/18-3/22 –all day
662-3015 Kimber HalliburtonVirtual School Tutoring –Students will have anopportunity to participate inonline virtual school. They canask questions and get academicassistance in the areas of mathor reading by using theirusername and password andcalling 662-3015 Ext 1227.3/18-22 8:00-12:00
298-8085 Robbie HamptonWildlife on Wheels - a mobileexperience with the NashvilleZoo 3/19 8:00-12:00Explore Your World – amultisensory opportunity forstudents to explore &experience the world aroundthem 3/18, 20, 21, 22 8:00-12:00
262-6688 Toiya PaigeMarch Madness – Enrichment
activities will include guestappearances and visits to TSUand Meharry Medical College tospark interest in careers relatedto health and the medical field.3/18-22 8:00-12:00
333-5118 Ext 633367 MarshaRolfeTCAP Detectives Searching forSuccess – Students will be ingroups rotating through mathand reading activities with acompetition at the end of theweek. There will also be timeto work on individual goals.3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00
329-8160 Ext 112 AngelaCarr5th, 6th, and 7th grade mathremediation 3/18-22 8:00-12:006th and 7th gradeEnglish/Language Arts 3/18-228:00-12:00YMCA Enrichment – classesTBD 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Golf with First Tee ofNashville – Students will learnhow to play golf. Equipmentwill be provided. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
885-8838 Ext 2000 KelleeAkersCamp Adventure – Studentswill use science to explore theirenvironment while integratinglanguage arts and mathstandards. Camp will end witha group field trip. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
884-4020 Yoshina GilesSpace camp – Read & researchspace exploration withliteracy/numeracy focus.Students that participate willlaunch water rockets on the lastday. 3/18-3/22 8:00-12:00
353-2020 Ext 722351Spring Intersession –Remediation and enrichment inthe areas of reading and math.In addition, study andorganization skills will beoffered, and a typing workshopto address speed and accuracy.3/18-22 8:00-12:-00
298-8400 Ext 2002 EricArteberryRemediation/Content & CreditRecovery – Specificremediation with recoveryand/or tutoring 3/18-22 8:00-11:00ACT Prep - Test takingstrategies and work on areasthat need improvement 3/18-228:00-11:00Student Clinical Internship –For students in the nursingpathway to meet the TN StateBoard of Nursing requirement.
3/18-22 Time TBDFine Arts Disney Trip –Students will compete in theFestival Disney MusicCelebration and participate ineducational workshops aroundthe Magic Kingdom,Hollywood Studios and EpcotCenter. 3/21-3/25DECA Trip – Job shadowingon a Norwegian Cruise Ship tolearn about the hospitalityindustry. 3/17-3/23
353-2025 Ext 807390 EmilyHughes, Dona BerottiA+ Lab – Content & CreditRecovery 3/18-22 8:00-12:00ACT Preparation – helppreparing to take the ACT test.3/18-22 8:00-12:00AP Test Preparation – Checkwith individual AP teachers toknow the particular day foreach subject area. 3/18-228:00-12:00AP Studio Art: Concentrationcram session for AP test. 3/18,19, 20 8:00-12:00Job Shadowing – withHillwood's business partners.Must sign-up prior to February22 with Ms. Hughes.Transportation not provided.3/18-22
262-6675 Ext 200 KristopherWinfreyFocus on Math & Reading –Direct instruction and softwareprograms will be used to focuson reading and mathachievement. 3/18-21 8:00-10:00Cora Howe's Gardening Legacy– Community service work inthe Cora Howe CommunityGarden to prepare for planting.Activities will be focused onhorticulture, biology, and eco-system sciences. 3/18, 20, 229:00-2:30Learning through Serving –Students will participate inservice learning at the VolunteerMission with a focus on civicsand service as a communitymember. 3/20 & 3/21 10:00-2:30Writing about the Arts –Students will use creativewriting focused on poetry, songand Haiku through a fieldtrip tothe Frist Center for the Arts.3/22 10:00-2:30
291-6601 Martha PhillipsNASA/SEMAA (ScienceEngineering MathematicsAerospace Academy) –Enrichment experiences thatfoster creativity, teamwork,problem solving, and logicalthinking while using mathskills in measurement. A tripto the Sudekum Planetariumwill be included. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
291-6300 Kellie HargisACT Prep – Individualized andgroup instruction on test takingstrategies and content specificinstruction 3/18-21 8:00-12:00Career Explorations in theCultural Arts – An internshipthat will introduce students tonon-profit careers and explorethe role of art in thecommunity. 3/18-22 9:00-2:00.Rock The Street, Wall Street isa program designed to makefinance relevant, interestingand fun for high school girls sothat they may continue to studymath, increase their financialliteracy and possibly begin tovisualize a pathway to a careerin finance. There will be afocus on the roles andopportunities a career in thefinancial services offer women.3/18–19 8:30–11:30
860-1401 Ext 1914 AprilSnodgrassA+ Credit Recovery 3/18-228:00-12:00IB Internal AssessmentExtended Essay Work – helpstudents prepare for extendedessays and/or internalassessments. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00ACT Prep – Focusing on a fourareas of the ACT test. 3/18-228:00-12:00Warriors in Washington, DC –3/20-22Stand up Speak up StudentRights Conference – Learnabout the Bill of Rights, civilrights issues and theresponsibilities of freedomwhile networking with youthfrom many schools. 3/20 9:00-4:00Peace Time – A student ledworkshop on making adifference and having apositive impact on your school;bullying, leadership,motivation. 3/21 8:00-12:00The Designers' Experience –Job shadowing at Music CityNetworks for students in theAcademy of Design andTechnology. 3/18-22 8:00-4:00EOC Math & Google Sketchup – prepare for Algebra I &Algebra II EOC exam and usethe Google Sketch Up Project.3/18-20 8:00-12:00EOC English Prep –forstudents in English I, II, & III.3/20-22 8:00-12:00Humanitarian Day –Community service projectswith business partners for theAcademy of Health & HumanServices 3/19 8:00-12:00
262-6697 Carrie MickleStudents in grade 2 – 4 willparticipate in healthy livingactivities such as Zumba,walking, fitness and kickballwith assistance from the
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The RAM Academy – Studentswill work in small groups oncommon core standards, andassessment performance inmath, English/Language Artsfor TCAP. 3/18-22 8:30-12:30TCAP Preparation/Review –PENCIL FRC will providetutors in math for TCAPpreparation 3/18-20 8:00-12:00
232-2203 Midge PuckettRemediation – Hands onscience and math activitieswith technology reinforcementand YMCA activities. March18-22 8:00-12:00.
262-6770 Ron WoodardCollege Access Week –Students in grades 10-12 willhave the opportunity to tourAustin Peay State University,Tennessee State University,MTSU, Vanderbilt, andBelmont. 3/18-22. Pleaseemail: Dr. Ron L. Woodard formore information:[email protected] FRC will offersessions on vital employabilityskills for students including: 1)How to complete anemployment application 2)Build the perfect resume 3)Dressing for Success 4) TheDo-s and Don'ts ofinterviewing 5) Networking101 3/18-228:00-12:00
941-7515 Ext 1913 CynthiaTarkingtonTCAP Talk – The program isdesigned to prepare studentsfor TCAP and allow them anopportunity to create uniqueart projects using technology.3/18-22 8:00-12:00
333-7180 Ext 302Maxwell Olympiad – Readingand math support as studentscreate projects and participatein academic competition.YMCA Fun Company willoffer programming. 3/18-228:00-12:00
298-8090 Sharon BradenMcCann Academic AssistanceProgram – Students will beprovided an opportunity toenhance academic skills inreading and math through anintensive interventionprogram. 3/18-21 8:00-12:00.
885-8912 Lance FormanTCAP Prep – Focused onremediation of skills to preparefor the TCAP test 3/18-228:00-11:00
885-8850 Jennifer Bell, LauraLee Morin, Bruce Jackson,
Kodi Kimmell, Lisa Bonelli,Shatrina CatheyA/T End of course Exam Prep– English II and Biologysupport and test takingstrategies for the Academy ofAviation and Transportationstudents 3/21 8:00-12:00A/T Inter-disciplinary Activity– Students will solve realworld problems from theAviation Industry workingwith Academy partnerTriumph. 3/22 8:00-12:00A/T Team Rocketry – studentswill work with Arnold AirForce Base on a team rocketrycompetition 3/19-20 time TBDA/T MTSU Pro FlightProgram – Tour the Aerospaceprogram at MTSU. 3/19 8:00-1:30A/T Remediation Blitz –Content or course recover forstudents in Aviation andTransportation 3/21-22 8:00-12:00Calculus AP Prep – Review forthe AP Calculus exam 3/188:00-12:00A/T EOC Blitz – Intensivereview of English & Mathcourse content 3/18-22 8:00-11:00DDC College visit – Tour ofVol State and theirbroadcasting and audio techfacilities 3/18 8:00-2:00DDC Job Shadow – Studentswill visit CMT for a jobshadow experience 3/198:00-12:00DDC Common Core –remediation 3/19-21 8:00-12:00Entrepreneur Center – Open toall. Students will learn thefundamentals of starting abusiness and will pitch abusiness plan. 3/18-22H/F Gaylord LeadershipInstitute – Businessprofessional leadershipinstitute for future leaders3/18-20H/F Gaylord Culinary Clinic –Gaylord chefs will work withstudents to develop culinaryskills. 3/18-209th Grade Content Recovery –Tutoring and remediation forstudents who are in need ofcontent recovery. 3/18-228:00-11:00HSL Not Your Normal MathCamp – EOC high qualityremediation session. 3/18-198:00-12:00HSL A+ - Course recovery forstudents that need hours in thelab. 3/18-20 8:00-12:00HSL Law Camp – Hands-oninstruction with the TennesseeBar Association centered oncorrective justice, currentissues and distributive justice.3/18-19 8:00-12:00HSL Criminal Justice Camp –With Volunteer StateCommunity College, a hands-on experience in the field ofcriminal justice 3/20 8:00-12:00HSL UNHS Clinic Tour – Tour
various United NeighborhoodHealth Services clinics 3/209:00-3:00HSL Aegis Lab – Scientificforensic lab instruction byAegis 3/19-21 10:00-2:00
329-8170 Kristen LockertExploring Nashville – eachday will begin with TCAPactivities and will have a tripto educational attractions forfour days – Frist Center for theArts, The Parthenon, CountryMusic Hall of Fame,Adventure Science Center3/18-22 9:00-1:00.
333-5126 T-Shaka CoversonGrades 5 & 6: It's all Greek toMe – A study of Ancient Greekhistory and mythology thatwill include multiple mediaresources, hands-on projectsand a field trip to theParthenon. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Grades 5 & 6: Fun WithScience – students will exploredifferent science experiments.3/18-22 8:00-12:00Grades 7 & 8: DigitalStorytelling – Students willexplore 10 online resources tohelp create their own stories3/18-22 8:00-12:00Grades 7 & 8: Students willlearn more about chemicalreactions and simple diffusion.3/18-22 8:00-12:00
271-3222 Ext 124 MariaMarableLatin exploratory –Introduction to language,culture & history, learn thebasic pronunciation,compare/contrast modern vs.ancient history/culture; createartwork/writing in the style ofthe ancient Romans. 3/19 and3/21 8:00-12:00Latin study group – reviewvocabulary, culture & history.Recognize Latin roots inEnglish words; write and speaksimple sentences. 3/19 and3/21 1:00-5:00
262-6677 Ext 651119Carleen NobleSpring Intersession –Invitation only:Reading/LanguageArts/Math/Enrichment. Threehours of remediation usingtargeted instruction in smallgroups, and one hour ofenrichment provided by theYMCA. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
298-8095 Ext 2000 Dr. GaryHughesTCAP Preparation – Focus onknowledge and performancegaps in mathematics andreading. 3/18-21 8:00-12:008th Grade trip to Washington,D.C. – Tour of the major sitesin our nation's capital. Meals,
transportation, lodging, groupinsurance and all admissionsare covered in the cost. 3/18-22 – four nights, five days$639 per student.
333-5202 Carlos ComerTest Smart Academy – Funinteractive activities aimed atpreparing students to use “smart”strategies when takingstandardized tests. 3/18-22 8:00-10:30
641-9393 Julia LambLearning Can Be Fun! –Remediation of reading andmath skills with a correlation toscience and social studies. Arotation will include a computerlab for research and writing. Afield trip to the Bicentennial Mallwill also be included. 3/18-228:00-12:00
298-8070 Susan SiegelEnhancing social skills –Grooming, personal appearance,ordering and eating a meal, tablemanners at IHOP. 3/19 8:00-12:00Enhancing social skills –community based shopping atWal-Mart to practice makingchange and budgeting. 3/228:00-12:00
291-6400 Kinita LoveHands of the World – Studentswill focus on academic andenrichment in their specificgrade levels for four days. Twodays of field trips will enhancetheir academic areas. 3/18-228:00-11:30
353-2081 Ext 1215 VickieWilcoxACT Prep/Culinary Arts –ACTprep and culinary arts exposure.3/18-22 9:00-12:00
291-6600 Ext 311 Bryan KipkeACT College Readiness – Classsession in English, Reading,Mathematics, and Science toimprove average collegereadiness scores. A rotatingschedule will include test taking,skill based session, and studentneeds assessment. 3/18-22 8:00-12:30Career Explorations in theCultural Arts – An internship thatwill introduce students to non-profit careers and explore therole of art in the community.3/18-22 9:00-2:00.
860-1471 Andrea McVayShow Time – Prep for TCAP –
Specific skill support andstrategy instruction that willprepare students todemonstrate reading and mathknowledge 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Closing the Gap with Musicand Art – Students will get avariety of experiences withreading, writing, math andtechnology throughparticipation in various art andmusic activities. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
860-1477 Philip HammondsSociety – students will beengaged in intense, highlyinteractive instruction toprepare for TCAP 3/18-199:00-3:00
859-8968 Teresa SloanReading, Writing, Research –improve proficiency inreading, writing, and research.YMCA will be providing ashort recess break for studentsthat attend intersession. 3/18-22 8:00-11:00
332-3011 Darcia DeloachBulldog College and CareerReady Camp – We will focuson the skills needed forsuccess in college. There willalso be a career awarenesspiece that will focus on adifferent field each dayincluding media, journalism,science, culinary, businessmanagement, sportsmanagement, and health care.There will be a focus on mathand reading as they relate toeach career field. Thisexperience will include fieldtrips. 3/18-20 8:30-12:30, 3/218:30-3:30
333-5135 Mary YorkEL Tutoring – tutoring andsupport 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Credit Recovery – Studentswill have the opportunity tomake-up credits in the A+ lab3/18-22 8:00-12:00AP Tutoring – For students inAP classes 3/18-22 8:00-12:00ACT Tutoring - 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Targeted gap closure –Remediation for students inEnglish II and Algebra I for theEOC exams. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Stand up Speak up StudentRights Conference – Learnabout free speech, freedom ofthe press, religious freedom,etc. along with strategies forcreating change whilenetworking with youth frommany schools. 3/20 9:00-4:00Career Explorations in theCultural Arts – An internshipthat will introduce students tonon-profit careers and explorethe role of art in thecommunity. 3/18-22 9:00-2:00.
Major, Ruby Elem.
Maplewood High
Marshall, Thurgood Middle
Maxwell, Henry Elem.
McCann AlternativeLearning Center
McGavock Elem.
McGavock High
McKissack Middle
McMurray Middle
Meigs Middle Magnet
Mills, Dan Elem.
Moore, J.T. Middle
Moss, J. E. Elem.
Mt. View Elem.
Murrell School
**Napier Elem. EnhancedOption
**At this school, ALL studentsare expected to participate.Transportation will beprovided.
Nashville Big Picture High @Martha Vaught
Nashville School of Arts
Neely's Bend Elem.
Neely's Bend Middle
Old Center Elem.
Oliver, Henry Middle
Overton High
Trevecca internships – in theUrban Agriculture program.Dates and times TBD
333-5170 Jane JohnsonSpring Intersession – Smallgroup instruction focused onreading and math workingwith the YMCA and localcolleges to help with smallgroup instruction. 3/18-228:00-11:00
298-8412 Ext 135 DeltinaBradenPreparing & empoweringstudents to succeed –remediation to help prepare,motivate, and help increaseconfidence levels for TCAP.The program will enhancesocial and emotional well-being and emphasizeReading/Language Arts andMathematics. YMCA FunCompany will partner with us3/18-22 8:00-11:30
329-8150 Sonia Stewart,Ernestine WilsonACT Preparation 3/18-228:30-12:00EOC Tutoring & Support3/18-22 8:30-12:00Now What – Next steps forcollege going seniors 3/18-2112:00-2:00Anatomy & Physiology –Students will partner withMeharry Medical College forscientific inquiry. 3/18-208:00-12:00Readers Workshop – Literacysupport and development.3/18-22 8:30-12:00Southern Word – Studentsdevelop and present a spokenword piece. 3/18-228:30-2:00Making Movies - Studentswill make a movie. 3/18-229:00-12:00Beyond Academics –Supporting positive schoolbehaviors and characterdevelopment. 3/18-22 9:00-12:00College Tours – Students willvisit local and regionalcolleges and universities.3/18-20 8:30-12:00Warner Internship Part 2 –This is a second internshipopportunity for Summer 2012interns. 3/18-20 8:00-12:00Demo Design – Students willcreate music demos. 3/18-208:30-12:00Fatherhood - Support foryoung fathers. 3/18-22 8:30-12:00Camp Unitown – Partneringwith Oasis Center for a threeday seminar striving to teachteens to respect differences inbackgrounds. 3/15-17 –overnight
885-8918 Amy FoustSpace & weather wonders –Explore weather and space8:00-12:00Kindergarten 3/18, First grade3/19, Second grade 3/20, Third& Fourth grade 3/21-3/22.
298-8416 Melinda WilliamsGrades 2, 3 and 4: TigersLearning Club – tutoring andintervention 3/18-22 8:00-12:00ANI Book Making – Studentswill write, illustrate, and edittheir very own book with ANovel Idea. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00 Fee based $112 perstudentAbrakadoodle's Pirate Islandday camp – Come aboad as wetravel to Pirate Island wherewe'll find treasure chests,sandy beaches, colorfulparrots, and lots of fun! 3 Day$129, 4 day $159, 5 day $1898:00-11:30
262-6720 Mrs. WhiteMartha O'Bryan EnrichmentProgram 3/18-22 8:00-11:00
Rose Park MiddleMath/Science Magnet291-6405 Sarah ShepherdTutoring/PBL – Students willparticipate in enrichmentactivities and project-basedlearning and will receive one-on-one assistance whereneeded. 3/18-22
262-6728 Dr. AngelaChapmanSTEAM Camp – Is an excitinghands-on learning opportunitywith a special emphasis on theSTEAM (Science, Technology,Engineering, Arts & Math)curriculum. Ross will partnerwith Martha O'Bryan Center,YMCA, & local artists. 3/18-22 8:00-11:00
332-3020 Pam GreerLearning Can Be FUN –Grades 3 & 4: Skills forsuccess on TCAP throughtheme-based study.Reading/Language Arts skillswill be taught through ascience themed unit. 3/18-228:00-12:00Challenge Time – Grades 3 &4: Students will be challengedto think, predict and provetheir findings on a series ofScience or Social Studiesthemed activities. Inquiry,curiosity, exploration andinstructional technology willbe used to help students solveproblems. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
262-6725 Dr. Natalyn GibbsA Journey Around the World –Focus on the seven continents,
students will investigate,explore and share ideas. Theywill be exposed to art, culture,heritage, music, math, andscience. 3/18-22 9:00-12:00
885-8925 Melva StricklinTCAP Extra Dose – Extrainstruction provided inLanguage Arts and/or math.Enrichment will also beprovided by YMCA FunCompany. 3/18-22 8:00-9:55and 10:05-12:00
242-6730 Jennifer Berry,Hannah Sparks, Jeff DavisACT Boot Camp – test takingstrategies and support. 3/18-228:00-12:00EOC Boot Camp – Preparationfor English, Math, Science,Social Studies 3/18-22 8:00-12:00A+ Lab – 3/18-22 8:00-2:00Reading recovery with projectbased learning – Students willread a novel and create a workproduct. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Amazing College Race – toura college and receiveremediation in preparation forEOC exams 3/20 8:00-1:00
860-1486 Steve PerkinsEmpower your child tosucceed – TCAP preparationalong with a martial arts typeprogram to improve self-discipline, mental alertness,self-awareness, concentration,focus and academicachievement. 3/18-22 8:00-11:30
298-8475 Evalina CheadlePaideia in Action - Projectbased instruction andseminars. 3/18-20
A+ - Students will be able tocomplete credits towardgraduation in the A+ lab.3/18-22
298-2294 Elaine FahrnerStaying with Focus – A+ mathand other classes if needed3/18-3/21 8:30-12:00
Carmon Brown, Principalor Judy VokesA+/Math – A+ lab will beopen in addition to mathtutoring. Other classes may beoffered based on student need.3/18-22
885-8944 Denise ColonWalking through Tennessee
times – Students will applymath and reading skills todiscover the history andtimeline of events ofTennessee. 3/18-22
333-5179 Ext 200 AlisonMcMahanSpring Intersession – Studentswill rotate through 5 areasbased on reading proficiencyand interest – Readers Theater,Journaling/scrapbooking,guided reading, sports camp,art, music, and or math.PENCIL Foundation willprovide the crafting group thatwill build fine motor,interpersonal, andcommunication skills whileproviding a constructive outletfor creativity and energy. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
885-8931 Dr. Shelly DunawayExploring Excellence – Focuson reading and math skills.3/18-22 8:40-11:40 *Offeredat Napier, Donelson Middle &Two Rivers MiddleTutoring and Enrichmentprogram – Students will workon a project that is real-worldand relevant while addressingspeaking, listening,researching and presentingskills. 3/18-228:40-11:40
360-2921 Ext 119 TracyPinkardIntervention Camp – We willbe focusing on reading andmath. Students will alsoreceive test taking strategies.3/18-22 8:00-12:00
291-6395 Charles MeguiarTennessee – We will focus ona multi-disciplinary approachto studying Tennessee Historywith a focus on buildingTCAP skills.Monday/Wednesday/Fridaywill have rotations that willinclude reading, writing,computers, art, music, and anoutdoor activity. Tuesday –field trip to the TennesseeState Museum. Thursday –field trip to Fort Nashborough.3/18-22 9:00-12:00
298-8425 Jeff KeithANI: Book Making – Studentswill write, illustrate and edittheir very own book with ANovel Idea. One copy of thebook is included in the cost oftuition $112 per student 3/18-20 8:00-12:00
353-2066 Stephen BreeseWestmeade Intersession –Instruction in reading andmath for students in grades 1 -4. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
876-5132 Myra TaylorCobra Camp – Remediateand/or tutor students, provideacademic enrichment for EOCpreparedness, and ACTreadiness. 3/18-22 8:30-10:45College Tours – Three day-long visits to regional collegesand universities during theweek of intersession. Thesetours are open to high schooljuniors and seniors. Moredetails available by callingWhites Creek High School
333-5600 Ext 5600 TrudyChandlerWhitsitt Intersession –Integration of literature, music,and TCAP preparation 3/18-218:00-11:00
333-5189 Allison Barney,Larry Baskin, Dana Vick,Chris ProsserBattle of the Books – Studentswill read some of the Battlebooks and practice battles toprepare for the competitionthat will be held in May. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Soar for Success – exposure tosecondary educationalopportunities to help studentsdetermine how they may bestplan for attending a college.This will include visits toinstitutionsLiteracy Study – Reader/writerworkshop model includingTCAP preparation and practice3/18-22 8:00-12:00The Neon Lights of Broadway– Introduced to vocalperformance techniques usingpopular choruses and solosfrom select Broadway MusicalPlays. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00PENCIL Foundation willprovide an exciting, hands-onsession for up to 20 students togive young people theopportunity to make lifestyleand budget choices similar tothose they will make as adults.3/18 8:00-12:00
Paragon Mills Elem.
Park Avenue Elem.Enhanced Option
Pearl-Cohn EntertainmentMagnet High School
Pennington Elem.
Priest, Percy Elem.
Rosebank Elem.
Ross Elem.
Shayne Elem.
Shwab Elem.
Stanford ElementaryMontessori Design Center
Stratford STEM MagnetHigh
Stratton Elem.
Sylvan Park Elem. PaideiaDesign Center
The Academy at HickoryHollow
The Academy at OldCockrill
The Academy at Opry Mills
Tulip Grove Elem.
Tusculum Elem.
Two Rivers Middle
Una Elem.
Warner Elem. EnhancedOption
West End Middle
Westmeade Elem.
Whites Creek High
Whitsitt Elem.
Wright Middle
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The RAM Academy – Studentswill work in small groups oncommon core standards, andassessment performance inmath, English/Language Artsfor TCAP. 3/18-22 8:30-12:30TCAP Preparation/Review –PENCIL FRC will providetutors in math for TCAPpreparation 3/18-20 8:00-12:00
232-2203 Midge PuckettRemediation – Hands onscience and math activitieswith technology reinforcementand YMCA activities. March18-22 8:00-12:00.
262-6770 Ron WoodardCollege Access Week –Students in grades 10-12 willhave the opportunity to tourAustin Peay State University,Tennessee State University,MTSU, Vanderbilt, andBelmont. 3/18-22. Pleaseemail: Dr. Ron L. Woodard formore information:[email protected] FRC will offersessions on vital employabilityskills for students including: 1)How to complete anemployment application 2)Build the perfect resume 3)Dressing for Success 4) TheDo-s and Don'ts ofinterviewing 5) Networking101 3/18-228:00-12:00
941-7515 Ext 1913 CynthiaTarkingtonTCAP Talk – The program isdesigned to prepare studentsfor TCAP and allow them anopportunity to create uniqueart projects using technology.3/18-22 8:00-12:00
333-7180 Ext 302Maxwell Olympiad – Readingand math support as studentscreate projects and participatein academic competition.YMCA Fun Company willoffer programming. 3/18-228:00-12:00
298-8090 Sharon BradenMcCann Academic AssistanceProgram – Students will beprovided an opportunity toenhance academic skills inreading and math through anintensive interventionprogram. 3/18-21 8:00-12:00.
885-8912 Lance FormanTCAP Prep – Focused onremediation of skills to preparefor the TCAP test 3/18-228:00-11:00
885-8850 Jennifer Bell, LauraLee Morin, Bruce Jackson,
Kodi Kimmell, Lisa Bonelli,Shatrina CatheyA/T End of course Exam Prep– English II and Biologysupport and test takingstrategies for the Academy ofAviation and Transportationstudents 3/21 8:00-12:00A/T Inter-disciplinary Activity– Students will solve realworld problems from theAviation Industry workingwith Academy partnerTriumph. 3/22 8:00-12:00A/T Team Rocketry – studentswill work with Arnold AirForce Base on a team rocketrycompetition 3/19-20 time TBDA/T MTSU Pro FlightProgram – Tour the Aerospaceprogram at MTSU. 3/19 8:00-1:30A/T Remediation Blitz –Content or course recover forstudents in Aviation andTransportation 3/21-22 8:00-12:00Calculus AP Prep – Review forthe AP Calculus exam 3/188:00-12:00A/T EOC Blitz – Intensivereview of English & Mathcourse content 3/18-22 8:00-11:00DDC College visit – Tour ofVol State and theirbroadcasting and audio techfacilities 3/18 8:00-2:00DDC Job Shadow – Studentswill visit CMT for a jobshadow experience 3/198:00-12:00DDC Common Core –remediation 3/19-21 8:00-12:00Entrepreneur Center – Open toall. Students will learn thefundamentals of starting abusiness and will pitch abusiness plan. 3/18-22H/F Gaylord LeadershipInstitute – Businessprofessional leadershipinstitute for future leaders3/18-20H/F Gaylord Culinary Clinic –Gaylord chefs will work withstudents to develop culinaryskills. 3/18-209th Grade Content Recovery –Tutoring and remediation forstudents who are in need ofcontent recovery. 3/18-228:00-11:00HSL Not Your Normal MathCamp – EOC high qualityremediation session. 3/18-198:00-12:00HSL A+ - Course recovery forstudents that need hours in thelab. 3/18-20 8:00-12:00HSL Law Camp – Hands-oninstruction with the TennesseeBar Association centered oncorrective justice, currentissues and distributive justice.3/18-19 8:00-12:00HSL Criminal Justice Camp –With Volunteer StateCommunity College, a hands-on experience in the field ofcriminal justice 3/20 8:00-12:00HSL UNHS Clinic Tour – Tour
various United NeighborhoodHealth Services clinics 3/209:00-3:00HSL Aegis Lab – Scientificforensic lab instruction byAegis 3/19-21 10:00-2:00
329-8170 Kristen LockertExploring Nashville – eachday will begin with TCAPactivities and will have a tripto educational attractions forfour days – Frist Center for theArts, The Parthenon, CountryMusic Hall of Fame,Adventure Science Center3/18-22 9:00-1:00.
333-5126 T-Shaka CoversonGrades 5 & 6: It's all Greek toMe – A study of Ancient Greekhistory and mythology thatwill include multiple mediaresources, hands-on projectsand a field trip to theParthenon. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Grades 5 & 6: Fun WithScience – students will exploredifferent science experiments.3/18-22 8:00-12:00Grades 7 & 8: DigitalStorytelling – Students willexplore 10 online resources tohelp create their own stories3/18-22 8:00-12:00Grades 7 & 8: Students willlearn more about chemicalreactions and simple diffusion.3/18-22 8:00-12:00
271-3222 Ext 124 MariaMarableLatin exploratory –Introduction to language,culture & history, learn thebasic pronunciation,compare/contrast modern vs.ancient history/culture; createartwork/writing in the style ofthe ancient Romans. 3/19 and3/21 8:00-12:00Latin study group – reviewvocabulary, culture & history.Recognize Latin roots inEnglish words; write and speaksimple sentences. 3/19 and3/21 1:00-5:00
262-6677 Ext 651119Carleen NobleSpring Intersession –Invitation only:Reading/LanguageArts/Math/Enrichment. Threehours of remediation usingtargeted instruction in smallgroups, and one hour ofenrichment provided by theYMCA. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
298-8095 Ext 2000 Dr. GaryHughesTCAP Preparation – Focus onknowledge and performancegaps in mathematics andreading. 3/18-21 8:00-12:008th Grade trip to Washington,D.C. – Tour of the major sitesin our nation's capital. Meals,
transportation, lodging, groupinsurance and all admissionsare covered in the cost. 3/18-22 – four nights, five days$639 per student.
333-5202 Carlos ComerTest Smart Academy – Funinteractive activities aimed atpreparing students to use “smart”strategies when takingstandardized tests. 3/18-22 8:00-10:30
641-9393 Julia LambLearning Can Be Fun! –Remediation of reading andmath skills with a correlation toscience and social studies. Arotation will include a computerlab for research and writing. Afield trip to the Bicentennial Mallwill also be included. 3/18-228:00-12:00
298-8070 Susan SiegelEnhancing social skills –Grooming, personal appearance,ordering and eating a meal, tablemanners at IHOP. 3/19 8:00-12:00Enhancing social skills –community based shopping atWal-Mart to practice makingchange and budgeting. 3/228:00-12:00
291-6400 Kinita LoveHands of the World – Studentswill focus on academic andenrichment in their specificgrade levels for four days. Twodays of field trips will enhancetheir academic areas. 3/18-228:00-11:30
353-2081 Ext 1215 VickieWilcoxACT Prep/Culinary Arts –ACTprep and culinary arts exposure.3/18-22 9:00-12:00
291-6600 Ext 311 Bryan KipkeACT College Readiness – Classsession in English, Reading,Mathematics, and Science toimprove average collegereadiness scores. A rotatingschedule will include test taking,skill based session, and studentneeds assessment. 3/18-22 8:00-12:30Career Explorations in theCultural Arts – An internship thatwill introduce students to non-profit careers and explore therole of art in the community.3/18-22 9:00-2:00.
860-1471 Andrea McVayShow Time – Prep for TCAP –
Specific skill support andstrategy instruction that willprepare students todemonstrate reading and mathknowledge 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Closing the Gap with Musicand Art – Students will get avariety of experiences withreading, writing, math andtechnology throughparticipation in various art andmusic activities. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
860-1477 Philip HammondsSociety – students will beengaged in intense, highlyinteractive instruction toprepare for TCAP 3/18-199:00-3:00
859-8968 Teresa SloanReading, Writing, Research –improve proficiency inreading, writing, and research.YMCA will be providing ashort recess break for studentsthat attend intersession. 3/18-22 8:00-11:00
332-3011 Darcia DeloachBulldog College and CareerReady Camp – We will focuson the skills needed forsuccess in college. There willalso be a career awarenesspiece that will focus on adifferent field each dayincluding media, journalism,science, culinary, businessmanagement, sportsmanagement, and health care.There will be a focus on mathand reading as they relate toeach career field. Thisexperience will include fieldtrips. 3/18-20 8:30-12:30, 3/218:30-3:30
333-5135 Mary YorkEL Tutoring – tutoring andsupport 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Credit Recovery – Studentswill have the opportunity tomake-up credits in the A+ lab3/18-22 8:00-12:00AP Tutoring – For students inAP classes 3/18-22 8:00-12:00ACT Tutoring - 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Targeted gap closure –Remediation for students inEnglish II and Algebra I for theEOC exams. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Stand up Speak up StudentRights Conference – Learnabout free speech, freedom ofthe press, religious freedom,etc. along with strategies forcreating change whilenetworking with youth frommany schools. 3/20 9:00-4:00Career Explorations in theCultural Arts – An internshipthat will introduce students tonon-profit careers and explorethe role of art in thecommunity. 3/18-22 9:00-2:00.
Major, Ruby Elem.
Maplewood High
Marshall, Thurgood Middle
Maxwell, Henry Elem.
McCann AlternativeLearning Center
McGavock Elem.
McGavock High
McKissack Middle
McMurray Middle
Meigs Middle Magnet
Mills, Dan Elem.
Moore, J.T. Middle
Moss, J. E. Elem.
Mt. View Elem.
Murrell School
**Napier Elem. EnhancedOption
**At this school, ALL studentsare expected to participate.Transportation will beprovided.
Nashville Big Picture High @Martha Vaught
Nashville School of Arts
Neely's Bend Elem.
Neely's Bend Middle
Old Center Elem.
Oliver, Henry Middle
Overton High
Trevecca internships – in theUrban Agriculture program.Dates and times TBD
333-5170 Jane JohnsonSpring Intersession – Smallgroup instruction focused onreading and math workingwith the YMCA and localcolleges to help with smallgroup instruction. 3/18-228:00-11:00
298-8412 Ext 135 DeltinaBradenPreparing & empoweringstudents to succeed –remediation to help prepare,motivate, and help increaseconfidence levels for TCAP.The program will enhancesocial and emotional well-being and emphasizeReading/Language Arts andMathematics. YMCA FunCompany will partner with us3/18-22 8:00-11:30
329-8150 Sonia Stewart,Ernestine WilsonACT Preparation 3/18-228:30-12:00EOC Tutoring & Support3/18-22 8:30-12:00Now What – Next steps forcollege going seniors 3/18-2112:00-2:00Anatomy & Physiology –Students will partner withMeharry Medical College forscientific inquiry. 3/18-208:00-12:00Readers Workshop – Literacysupport and development.3/18-22 8:30-12:00Southern Word – Studentsdevelop and present a spokenword piece. 3/18-228:30-2:00Making Movies - Studentswill make a movie. 3/18-229:00-12:00Beyond Academics –Supporting positive schoolbehaviors and characterdevelopment. 3/18-22 9:00-12:00College Tours – Students willvisit local and regionalcolleges and universities.3/18-20 8:30-12:00Warner Internship Part 2 –This is a second internshipopportunity for Summer 2012interns. 3/18-20 8:00-12:00Demo Design – Students willcreate music demos. 3/18-208:30-12:00Fatherhood - Support foryoung fathers. 3/18-22 8:30-12:00Camp Unitown – Partneringwith Oasis Center for a threeday seminar striving to teachteens to respect differences inbackgrounds. 3/15-17 –overnight
885-8918 Amy FoustSpace & weather wonders –Explore weather and space8:00-12:00Kindergarten 3/18, First grade3/19, Second grade 3/20, Third& Fourth grade 3/21-3/22.
298-8416 Melinda WilliamsGrades 2, 3 and 4: TigersLearning Club – tutoring andintervention 3/18-22 8:00-12:00ANI Book Making – Studentswill write, illustrate, and edittheir very own book with ANovel Idea. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00 Fee based $112 perstudentAbrakadoodle's Pirate Islandday camp – Come aboad as wetravel to Pirate Island wherewe'll find treasure chests,sandy beaches, colorfulparrots, and lots of fun! 3 Day$129, 4 day $159, 5 day $1898:00-11:30
262-6720 Mrs. WhiteMartha O'Bryan EnrichmentProgram 3/18-22 8:00-11:00
Rose Park MiddleMath/Science Magnet291-6405 Sarah ShepherdTutoring/PBL – Students willparticipate in enrichmentactivities and project-basedlearning and will receive one-on-one assistance whereneeded. 3/18-22
262-6728 Dr. AngelaChapmanSTEAM Camp – Is an excitinghands-on learning opportunitywith a special emphasis on theSTEAM (Science, Technology,Engineering, Arts & Math)curriculum. Ross will partnerwith Martha O'Bryan Center,YMCA, & local artists. 3/18-22 8:00-11:00
332-3020 Pam GreerLearning Can Be FUN –Grades 3 & 4: Skills forsuccess on TCAP throughtheme-based study.Reading/Language Arts skillswill be taught through ascience themed unit. 3/18-228:00-12:00Challenge Time – Grades 3 &4: Students will be challengedto think, predict and provetheir findings on a series ofScience or Social Studiesthemed activities. Inquiry,curiosity, exploration andinstructional technology willbe used to help students solveproblems. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
262-6725 Dr. Natalyn GibbsA Journey Around the World –Focus on the seven continents,
students will investigate,explore and share ideas. Theywill be exposed to art, culture,heritage, music, math, andscience. 3/18-22 9:00-12:00
885-8925 Melva StricklinTCAP Extra Dose – Extrainstruction provided inLanguage Arts and/or math.Enrichment will also beprovided by YMCA FunCompany. 3/18-22 8:00-9:55and 10:05-12:00
242-6730 Jennifer Berry,Hannah Sparks, Jeff DavisACT Boot Camp – test takingstrategies and support. 3/18-228:00-12:00EOC Boot Camp – Preparationfor English, Math, Science,Social Studies 3/18-22 8:00-12:00A+ Lab – 3/18-22 8:00-2:00Reading recovery with projectbased learning – Students willread a novel and create a workproduct. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Amazing College Race – toura college and receiveremediation in preparation forEOC exams 3/20 8:00-1:00
860-1486 Steve PerkinsEmpower your child tosucceed – TCAP preparationalong with a martial arts typeprogram to improve self-discipline, mental alertness,self-awareness, concentration,focus and academicachievement. 3/18-22 8:00-11:30
298-8475 Evalina CheadlePaideia in Action - Projectbased instruction andseminars. 3/18-20
A+ - Students will be able tocomplete credits towardgraduation in the A+ lab.3/18-22
298-2294 Elaine FahrnerStaying with Focus – A+ mathand other classes if needed3/18-3/21 8:30-12:00
Carmon Brown, Principalor Judy VokesA+/Math – A+ lab will beopen in addition to mathtutoring. Other classes may beoffered based on student need.3/18-22
885-8944 Denise ColonWalking through Tennessee
times – Students will applymath and reading skills todiscover the history andtimeline of events ofTennessee. 3/18-22
333-5179 Ext 200 AlisonMcMahanSpring Intersession – Studentswill rotate through 5 areasbased on reading proficiencyand interest – Readers Theater,Journaling/scrapbooking,guided reading, sports camp,art, music, and or math.PENCIL Foundation willprovide the crafting group thatwill build fine motor,interpersonal, andcommunication skills whileproviding a constructive outletfor creativity and energy. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
885-8931 Dr. Shelly DunawayExploring Excellence – Focuson reading and math skills.3/18-22 8:40-11:40 *Offeredat Napier, Donelson Middle &Two Rivers MiddleTutoring and Enrichmentprogram – Students will workon a project that is real-worldand relevant while addressingspeaking, listening,researching and presentingskills. 3/18-228:40-11:40
360-2921 Ext 119 TracyPinkardIntervention Camp – We willbe focusing on reading andmath. Students will alsoreceive test taking strategies.3/18-22 8:00-12:00
291-6395 Charles MeguiarTennessee – We will focus ona multi-disciplinary approachto studying Tennessee Historywith a focus on buildingTCAP skills.Monday/Wednesday/Fridaywill have rotations that willinclude reading, writing,computers, art, music, and anoutdoor activity. Tuesday –field trip to the TennesseeState Museum. Thursday –field trip to Fort Nashborough.3/18-22 9:00-12:00
298-8425 Jeff KeithANI: Book Making – Studentswill write, illustrate and edittheir very own book with ANovel Idea. One copy of thebook is included in the cost oftuition $112 per student 3/18-20 8:00-12:00
353-2066 Stephen BreeseWestmeade Intersession –Instruction in reading andmath for students in grades 1 -4. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00
876-5132 Myra TaylorCobra Camp – Remediateand/or tutor students, provideacademic enrichment for EOCpreparedness, and ACTreadiness. 3/18-22 8:30-10:45College Tours – Three day-long visits to regional collegesand universities during theweek of intersession. Thesetours are open to high schooljuniors and seniors. Moredetails available by callingWhites Creek High School
333-5600 Ext 5600 TrudyChandlerWhitsitt Intersession –Integration of literature, music,and TCAP preparation 3/18-218:00-11:00
333-5189 Allison Barney,Larry Baskin, Dana Vick,Chris ProsserBattle of the Books – Studentswill read some of the Battlebooks and practice battles toprepare for the competitionthat will be held in May. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00Soar for Success – exposure tosecondary educationalopportunities to help studentsdetermine how they may bestplan for attending a college.This will include visits toinstitutionsLiteracy Study – Reader/writerworkshop model includingTCAP preparation and practice3/18-22 8:00-12:00The Neon Lights of Broadway– Introduced to vocalperformance techniques usingpopular choruses and solosfrom select Broadway MusicalPlays. 3/18-22 8:00-12:00PENCIL Foundation willprovide an exciting, hands-onsession for up to 20 students togive young people theopportunity to make lifestyleand budget choices similar tothose they will make as adults.3/18 8:00-12:00
Paragon Mills Elem.
Park Avenue Elem.Enhanced Option
Pearl-Cohn EntertainmentMagnet High School
Pennington Elem.
Priest, Percy Elem.
Rosebank Elem.
Ross Elem.
Shayne Elem.
Shwab Elem.
Stanford ElementaryMontessori Design Center
Stratford STEM MagnetHigh
Stratton Elem.
Sylvan Park Elem. PaideiaDesign Center
The Academy at HickoryHollow
The Academy at OldCockrill
The Academy at Opry Mills
Tulip Grove Elem.
Tusculum Elem.
Two Rivers Middle
Una Elem.
Warner Elem. EnhancedOption
West End Middle
Westmeade Elem.
Whites Creek High
Whitsitt Elem.
Wright Middle
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