ORTEGA CAMPUS | JANUARY 3 - JUNE 9, 2017 · AES | EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIITIES IMPORTANT INFORMATION SESSION DATES Session 2: January 3rd 2017 to June 9th Make up week is scheduled

ORTEGA CAMPUS | JANUARY 3 - JUNE 9, 2017

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AES |EXTRA

CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES GOALS OF THE AES DEPARTMENT & PROGRAM

The AES department has made changes for Semester 2 to accomdoate the new changes made to the students class schedules most notably grade 7. Please be sure to check and refer regularly to the calendar when the athletics trimester seasons begin and end. We have also provided a variety of new activities under the ‘Pass’ system that will aid in the overall development of our students in Semester 2. Participation in extra-curricular activities will provide students with a significant opportunity to become involved with other students and their coaches in an educational experience that takes place outside of the classroom while respecting traditional French/American traditions and customs.

New Programs and Extracurricular Activities Session 2

This session we welcome a number of new and exciting programs and activities.

Pathway to Medecine - 6th-12th Grades on Monday and FridayFrench Film Club - 6th-8th and 9th-12 on MondayBeginner & Adanced Math on TuesdayCalligrahy 6th-7th on Tuesday and 8th-12th on WednesdayPainting with a Master 8th-12th on TuesdayBeginner & Advanced Spanish on ThursdayRock & Jazz Band- ThursdayIndividual Drumming lessons on MondayArt 2 6th-8th on FridayBadminton 9th-12th on MondayTrack & Field - Included a second start time of 4pm

ENROLLMENT STARTS MONDAY, DECEMBER 5TH

ON ACTIVENET!WWW.LELYCEE.ORG/INSCRIPTIONS

AES TEAM

Andrew SobolDirector, AES | Extracurricular [email protected]

Christophe de RentyAdministrative Assistant, AES |Extracurricular [email protected]

AES |EXTRA

CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES IMPORTANT INFORMATION

SESSION DATES

Session 2: January 3rd 2017 to June 9thMake up week is scheduled between June 12th-16th

SEMESTER & YEARLY PASSESSemester and yearly passes include all the activities except certain activities including private music lessons and programs. Passes may only be used for classes on the campus they are purchased for. Purchase your pass and then register for the activities you would like. Activenet will automatically adjust charges on checkout.

For more information on how to enroll, please access your parent portal account.

PAYMENT

REGISTRATION IS ON-LINE ON ACTIVENET www.lelycee.org/inscriptions

You can only enroll your own child. Once enrolled you will not be able to make any changes. For any changes, please contact us.

PAYMENT OPTIONS ARE:A. A one time payment at no additional chargeB. A payment plan with 3 installments is available:- Initial payment is 50% of the activity fee, then 25% on February 1stand 25% on March 1st.- A one time additional credit card fee of $12 is charged by thesystem for each payment plan.

ENROLLMENT MODIFICATIONS

Changes, transfers, refunds are possible within registration deadlines: January 16th.

Session 2 : Januray 3rd - June 9th, 2017

A $10 processing fee will be charged for any changes made after enrollment. This includes - transfers, withdrawals or refunds. After these deadlines, no new registrations, transfers and refundswill be accepted, even for a withdrawal.

ACTIVITIES OR PROGRAMS MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Total sessions per day for Semester 2:Monday - 16Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday - 20Friday - 18

YEARLY

PASS$550

2016/2017

VALID FROMSEP. 12, 2016 - JUNE 9, 2017

Name:No.

(includes all activities during the semester except private music lessons

and programs)

SEMESTER 2

PASS$400

2017

VALID FROMJAN. 3 - JUNE 9, 2017

Name:No.

(includes all activities during the semester except private music lessons

and programs)

S.T.E.A.M.CULTURE ATHLETICS MUSICSCHEDULEAES |EXTRA

CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

FR Chopped!|3pm FR Chopped!|3pm FR Chopped!|3pm FR Chopped!|3pm FR Chopped!|3pm FR Chopped!|3pm FR Chopped!|3pm

FR FrenchFilmclub|4 pm FR FrenchFilmclub|4 pm FR FrenchFilmclub|4 pm FR FrenchFilmclub|5 pm FR FrenchFilmclub|5 pm FR FrenchFilmclub|5 pm FR FrenchFilmclub|5 pm

FR Journalism|3pm FR Journalism|3pm FR Journalism|3pm US Crea5veWri5ng|4pm US Crea5veWri5ng|4pm US Crea5veWri5ng|4pm US Crea5veWri5ng|4pm

FR Photoshop Level 2|4 pm FR Photoshop Level 2|4 pm FR Photoshop Level 2|4 pm FR Photoshop Level 2|4 pm FR Photoshop Level 2|4 pm FR Photoshop Level 2|4 pm FR Photoshop Level 2|4 pm

US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm

US MVJavaScript| 3 pm US MVJavaScript| 3 pm US MVJavaScript| 3 pmFR/US BasketballJVboys|3pm FR HighTechJuniorclub|3 pm FR HighTechJuniorclub|3 pm FR FitnessandWorkout|4pm FR FitnessandWorkout|4pm FR FitnessandWorkout|4pm FR FitnessandWorkout|4pmFR/US JVFutsall|3pm(begins02/27) FR HighSchoolFutsal|4pm FR HighSchoolFutsal|4pm FR HighSchoolFutsal|4pm FR HighSchoolFutsal|4pm

US Private Lesson Drums VIBO|30minUS Private Lesson Drums VIBO|30min US Private Lesson Drums VIBO|30min US Private Lesson Drums VIBO|30min US Private Lesson Drums VIBO|30min US Private Lesson Drums VIBO|30min US Private Lesson Drums VIBO|30min

US Private Lesson Piano VIBO|30min US Private Lesson Piano VIBO|30min US Private Lesson Piano VIBO|30min US Private Lesson Piano VIBO|30min US Private Lesson Piano VIBO|30min US Private Lesson Piano VIBO|30min US Private Lesson Piano VIBO|30min

US Deba5ng|4 pm US Deba5ng|4 pm US Deba5ng|4 pm US Deba5ng|4 pm

FR DigitalPhotographyLevel2| 4pm FR DigitalPhotographyLevel2| 4pm FR DigitalPhotographyLevel2| 4pm FR DigitalPhotographyLevel2| 4pm FR DigitalPhotographyLevel2| 4pm FR DigitalPhotographyLevel2| 4pm FR DigitalPhotographyLevel2| 4pm

FR GleeClub|3pm FR GleeClub|3pm FR GleeClub|3pm

US Caligraphy|3 pm US Caligraphy|3 pm US Pain5ngwithaMaster|4 pm US Pain5ngwithaMaster|4 pm US Pain5ngwithaMaster|4 pm US Pain5ngwithaMaster|4 pm US Pain5ngwithaMaster|4 pm

US Mathclub| 3 pm US Mathclub| 3 pm US Mathclub| 3 pm US Mathclub| 3 pm US Mathclub| 3 pm US Mathclub| 3 pm US Mathclub| 3 pm

US MathCompe55onTeam| 4 pm US MathCompe55onTeam| 4 pm US MathCompe55onTeam| 4 pm US MathCompe55onTeam| 4 pm US MathCompe55onTeam| 4 pm US MathCompe55onTeam| 4 pm US MathCompe55onTeam| 4 pm

FR InventorTeam|3pm FR InventorTeam|3pm FR InventorTeam|3pm FR InventorTeam|3pm FR InventorTeam|3pm FR InventorTeam|3pm FR InventorTeam|3pm

FR TableTennisA|3pm FR TableTennisA|3pm FR TableTennisA|3pm FR TableTennisA|3pm FR TableTennisA|3pm FR TableTennisA|3pm FR TableTennisA|3pm

FR TableTennisB|4pm FR TableTennisB|4pm FR TableTennisB|4pm FR TableTennisB|4pm FR TableTennisB|4pm FR TableTennisB|4pm FR TableTennisB|4pm

FR/US BasketballVarsityBoys|4pm FR/US BasketballVarsityBoys|4pm FR/US HighSchoolBasketball|5pm FR/US HighSchoolBasketball|5pm FR/US HighSchoolBasketball|5pm FR/US HighSchoolBasketball|5pm

FR/US FutsalVarsityBoys|4pm(begins2/27) FR/US FutsalVarsityBoys|4pm(begins2/27)

US TouchTyping|3 pm US TouchTyping|3 pm US TouchTyping|3 pm

FR DramaA|3pm FR DramaA|3pm FR DramaA|3pm FR DramaA|3pm

US Quil5ng|3pm US Quil5ng|3pm US Quil5ng|3pm US Quil5ng|3pm US Quil5ng|3pm US Quil5ng|3pm US Quil5ng|3pm

FR HighTechJuniorclub|3 pm US Caligraphy|4 pm US Caligraphy|4 pm US Caligraphy|4 pm US Caligraphy|4 pm US Caligraphy|4 pm

FRArduino|3 pm (begin.) or 4pm (advan.)FRArduino|3 pm (begin.) or 4pm (advan.)FRArduino|3 pm (begin.) or 4pm (advan.)FRArduino|3 pm (begin.) or 4pm (advan.)FRArduino|3 pm (begin.) or 4pm (advan.)FR Arduino|3 pm (begin.) or 4pm (advan.) FRArduino|3 pm (begin.) or 4pm (advan.)

US Track&Field@Kezar|3pm US Track&Field@Kezar|3pm US Track&Field@Kezar|3pm

US Track&Field@Ortega|4pm US Track&Field@Ortega|4pm US Track&Field@Ortega|4pm FR/US HandballMixed|4pm FR/US HandballMixed|4pm FR/US HandballMixed|4pm FR/US HandballMixed|4pm

FR/US BasketballJVboys|3pm

FR/US JVFutsall|3pm(begins02/27)

FR DramaB|3pm FR DramaB|3pm FR DramaB|3pm FR DramaB|3pm

SP BeginnerSpanish|4pm SP BeginnerSpanish|4pm SP BeginnerSpanish|4pm SP AdvancedSpanish|5pm SP AdvancedSpanish|5pm SP AdvancedSpanish|5pm SP AdvancedSpanish|5pm

US Deba5ngBeginner|4 pm US Deba5ngBeginner|4 pm US Deba5ngBeginner|4 pmFR/US VarsityBoysFutsal|4pm(begins02/27) FR/US VarsityBoysFutsal|4pm(begins02/27)

FR Fencing|3pm(Gr.1)4pm(Gr.2) FR Fencing|3pm(Gr.1)4pm(Gr.2) FR Fencing|3pm(Gr.1)4pm(Gr.2) FR Fencing|3pm(Gr.1)4pm(Gr.2) FR Fencing|3pm(Gr.1)4pm(Gr.2) FR Fencing|3pm(Gr.1)4pm(Gr.2) FR Fencing|3pm(Gr.1)4pm(Gr.2)

US Tennis|3pm US Tennis|3pm US Tennis|3pm FR JIJPrepara5on|4pm FR JIJPrepara5on|4pm

US FlagRugby|3pm(begins03/15) US FlagRugby|3pm(begins03/15) US FlagRugby|3pm(begins03/15)

US Rock & Jazz Band|4pm US Rock & Jazz Band|4pm US Rock & Jazz Band|4pm US Rock & Jazz Band|4pm US Rock & Jazz Band|4pm US Rock & Jazz Band|4pm US Rock & Jazz Band|4pm

US Private Lesson Piano Vibo|30min US Private Lesson Piano Vibo|30min US Private Lesson Piano Vibo|30min US Private Lesson Piano Vibo|30min US Private Lesson Piano Vibo|30min US Private Lesson Piano Vibo|30min US Private Lesson Piano Vibo|30min

US PrivateLessonGuitarVibo|30min US PrivateLessonGuitarVibo|30min US PrivateLessonGuitarVibo|30min US PrivateLessonGuitarVibo|30min US PrivateLessonGuitarVibo|30min US PrivateLessonGuitarVibo|30min US PrivateLessonGuitarVibo|30min

US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm US PathwaytoMedecine| 4 pm

FRPython Programming Level 2 | 3 pmFRPython Programming Level 2 | 3 pmFR/US FutsallCo-Ed|4pm(begins03/03) FR/US FutsallCo-Ed|4pm(begins03/03) FR/US FutsallCo-Ed|4pm(begins03/03)

FR Yoga&Mindfulness|3pm FR Yoga&Mindfulness|3pm FR Yoga&Mindfulness|3pm FR Yoga&Mindfulness|3pm FR Yoga&Mindfulness|3pm FR Yoga&Mindfulness|3pm FR Yoga&Mindfulness|3pm

FR Judo|4pm FR Judo|4pm FR Judo|4pm FR Judo|4pm FR Judo|4pm FR Judo|4pm FR Judo|4pm

FR/US BasketballVarsityBoys|4pm FR/US BasketballVarsityBoys|4pm FR/US HighSchoolBasketball|5pm FR/US HighSchoolBasketball|5pm FR/US HighSchoolBasketball|5pm FR/US HighSchoolBasketball|5pm

US Survivor|4pm US Survivor|4pm US Survivor|4pm

US SoccerScrimmageSeries|3pm US SoccerScrimmageSeries|3pm US SoccerScrimmageSeries|3pm US SoccerScrimmageSeries|3pm US SoccerScrimmageSeries|3pm US SoccerScrimmageSeries|3pm US SoccerScrimmageSeries|3pm

US Art1|3 pm US Art1|3 pm US Art1|3 pm

US Art2|4:30 pm US Art2|4:30 pm US Art2|4:30 pm

US Private Lesson Guitar Vibo|30min US Private Lesson Guitar Vibo|30min US Private Lesson Guitar Vibo|30min US Private Lesson Guitar Vibo|30min US Private Lesson Guitar Vibo|30min US Private Lesson Guitar Vibo|30min US Private Lesson Guitar Vibo|30min

Monday evening FR HighSchoolBadminton|6pm-7pm FR HighSchoolBadminton|6pm-7pm FR HighSchoolBadminton|6pm-7pm FR HighSchoolBadminton|6pm-7pm

Saturday morning FR RunningHighSchool|9am FR RunningHighSchool|9am FR RunningHighSchool|9am FR RunningHighSchool|9am

Sunday afternoon FR HighSchoolFutsalleague|4pm FR HighSchoolFutsalleague|4pm FR HighSchoolFutsalleague|4pm FR HighSchoolFutsalleague|4pm

FR French CultureUS American AthleHcsFR/US FrenchandAmerican STEAM

MusicTESTPREP

Première Terminale3ème 2nde

OrtegaSESSION#2-Janv.-June2017-AESPlanningperday/perclass

6th 11th

Wednesday

Tuesday

Friday

12th7th 8th 9th 10th

Monday

6ème 5ème 4èmeDay

Thursday

SCHEDULE


CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE

Time 3:00 3:30 3:40 4:00 4:30 4:45 5:00 5:30 6:00

Monday Pass room112Pass Crea*veWri*ng9th-12th#2337Pass Fitness&Workout9th-12th#2189Pass CourtyardPass room148 PhotoshopLevel2#2207Paid room110 PathwaytoMedecine6th-12th#2271Pass room114 FrenchFilmClub9th-12th#2265

Paid Courtyard EndsFeb17thPaid JVFutsal(BeginsFebruary27th)#2174 Courtyard BeginsFeb27thPaidPaid MVJAVASCRIPT6th-8th#2206 Room146Pass HighTechJuniorClub7th-8th#2199 Innova*onLabPaidPaid

Tuesday Paid EndsFeb17th CourtyardPaid VaristyBoysFutsal(BeginsFebruary27th)#2175 CourtyardPaid EndsFeb17th courtyardPass JudoroomPaid EndsFeb17thWallerCenter HSBasketball#2088PassPaid room148Paid Caligraphy6th-7th#2269 Pain*ngwithaMaster8th-12th#2270 TBAPass InventorTeam9th-12th#2275 Innova*onLabPass DEBATING7th-10th#2183 Room141Pass HRPass Auditorium

Wednesday Pass Innova*onLabPass QUILTING6th-12th#2213 Room222Pass AuditoriumPaidPass room114 TouchTyping6th-8th#2327 room114Paid room117 Caligraphy8th-12th#2328Paid EndsFeb17thPaid JVFutsal(BeginsFebruary27th)#2174 Courtyard BeginsFeb27thPass CourtyardPaid Track&Field6th-8th@KEZARend5pm#2182 Track&Field6th-8th@ORTEGA#2329

Thursday PassPass room117 BeginnerSpanish6th-8th#2333 AdvancedSpanish9th-12th#2334Pass mul*purposeroomPassPaid Rock&JazzBandmusicrooom#2335Paid TENNISA6th-8th#2221Paid BeginsMarch16th GGPPaid CourtyardPaid VaristyBoysFutsal(BeginsFebruary27th)#2175 CourtyardPaid Paid

Friday Pass Auditorium

PassPaid Inova*onLab PathwaytoMedecine6th-12th#2272

Paid BeginsMarch3rd Courtyard

Paid EndsFeb17th Courtyard

Paid EndsFeb17thCourtyard HighSchoolBasketball

Paid SoccerScrimmageSeries6th-12th CourtyardPassPass ART16th-8th#2180 ART26th-8th#2178PaidPass

Monday Evening HighSchoolBadminton#2177 WallerCenter 6pm-7pm Pass-Owntransporta*onrequired

GGP-Pass

UCSFParnassusgymSunday afternoon HIGHSCHOOLFUTSALLEAGUE9th-12th#2197

VarsityBoysBball#1916

HANDBALLMIXED9th-12th#2195

AuditoriumDRAMAB6th-9th#2186

Saturday morning

DRAMAA6th-9th#2185

HighTechJuniorClub6th#2198

PYTHONPROGRAMMINGLevel17th-8th#2212

PrivatelessonGUITARVIBO#2193Musicroom

JVBoysBball#1915

Judoroom JUDO6th-12th#2201

RUNNINGHighSchool#2202

PrivatelessonPIANOVIBO#2268Room240

YOGAandMINDFULNESS6th-12th#2222

PrivatelessonGUITARVIBO#2194room245

GGPStartMarch16th

room110

FutsalCo-Ed6th-8th(BeginsMarch3rd)#2176


Basketball(Winter)JV&VarsityGirls6th-8th#1917

SURVIVOR6th-8th#2218

ORTEGA | SESSION # 2 2017- EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

JOURNALISM16th-8th#2200

TABLETENNISB6th-12th#2220MATHCLUBBeginnersClass#2203TABLETENNISA6th-12th#2219


HIGHSCHOOLFUTSAL9th-12th#2196

JVBoysBball#1915

BasketballJV&VarsityGirls6th-8th#1917

GLEECLUBGroup6th-8th#2191

FrenchFilmClub6th-8th#2264

mul*purposeroom

KitchenCHOPPED-6th-12th#2181

MATHCLUBAdvancedClass#2274

PrivatelessonDRUMSVIBOMusicRoom#2267

YOGA6th-12th#2273

DigitalPhotographyLevel2#2184

ArduinoBeginners#2326 ArduinoAdvanced#2179

FENCING6th-12th#2187 Fencinggroup2#2188

FlagRugby6th-8th#2336

JIJPREPARATION10th11th#1919



Time 3:00 3:30 3:40 4:00 4:30 4:45 5:00 5:30 6:00













GGP-Pass





Saturday morning

DRAMAA6th-9th#2185




JVBoysBball#1915






GGPStartMarch16th

room110










JVBoysBball#1915




mul*purposeroom




YOGA6th-12th#2273






SCHEDULETime 3:00 3:30 3:40 4:00 4:30 4:45 5:00 5:30 6:00













GGP-Pass





Saturday morning

DRAMAA6th-9th#2185




JVBoysBball#1915






GGPStartMarch16th

room110










JVBoysBball#1915




mul*purposeroom




YOGA6th-12th#2273








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SCHEDULE|9-May-16

After School Programs | 2016-2017 Calendar 1st trimester - Fall 2nd trimester - Winter 3rd trimester - Spring MS : Volley Ball/ Cross Country/Tennis

HS : Dodge Ball/ Running MS : Basket Ball/ Table Tennis HS : Basket Ball/ Cross Country MS : Futsal

HS : Volley Ball/ Table Tennis

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School Closed/ Holidays * March holiday subject to change

First & Last Day of School Camps – School break

After school make-up Music seasonal show



DRAMA A (6TH-9TH) | WEDNESDAYDRAMA B (6TH-9TH) | THURSDAYAn exciting workshop for beginners and experts alike! Learn how to perform on stage, practice memorizing, read and understand texts in French, learn the art of improvisation and develop characters. Under the direction and guidance of Gregory, become an apprentice actor/actress and be ready for the end of session performance.

Instructor: Gregory Galin

ART & SCULPTURE (6TH - 8TH) | FRIDAY(1 HOUR 30 MINUTE CLASS) TWO CLASSES 3PM & 4:30PMIn this class, students will be influenced by the works of both traditional and contemporary artists. They will explore a variety of media in depth, including painting, drawing, book arts, and jewelry-making (for boys and girls). Each class will begin with a fun warm-up art activity to prepare students’ brains for creativity. This is a class for art lovers!

Instructor: Mark Harris, Art Teacher & Artist

CHOPPED! COOKING & BAKING | MONDAY (6TH - 12TH) | $480My name is Lamia Sphon and I’m a Pastry Chef Manager at Choux Bakery in San Francisco. I have taught at SFBA, EFBA, and the SF unified school district. I love to teach and my passion for food also involves the science part, preparation, safety and the importance of healthy eating. Together, I will introduce you to new flavors, and to appreciate each ingredient. I will introduce you to the basics and French cooking and baking techniques as well as sharing a few secret recipes. Materials, ingredients and recipes are included in the cost of the class.PLEASE NOTE: THIS SEMESTER WE WILL BE WORKING ON COLD DISHES ONLY Requirements for students: Each student will need to wear an apron and gloves. Respecting and following the rules of the Head Chef is non negotiable.

Instructor: Lamia Spohn, private chef and pastry manager at Choux bakery.

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JOURNALISM 1 (6TH-8TH) | MONDAYFor creative, talented and active high school students, getting involved in the school newspaper is an excellent outlet. It will give you a chance to develop your ideas, run a column, and to apply your leadership skills while also exercising your critical thinking, designing and writing skills in a team environment. During the year, interviews outside the school, with artists, economic or political figures would also give you an opportunity to be a citizen journalist.

Instructor: Farinaz Agharabi

CREATIVE WRITING (9TH-12TH) | MONDAYF. Scott Fitzgerald once said, “You don’t write because you want to say something, you write because you have something to say.” But having something to say isn’t enough. Writing is a craft that requires patience, humility, and a willingness to venture into the depths of one’s self. It is in the effort to achieve real writing that we find our voices. Students looking to improve their mastery of the English language, to refine their love of literature and theatre into a tangible product, or to simply enjoy the experience of creating fascinating stories, Creative Writing Club is for you!

Instructor: Craig Gaffney, LFSF English teacher

DEBATING BEGINNERS | THURSDAYDEBATING | TUESDAY - Only for those students who participated in semester 1With its emphasis on critical thinking, effective communication, independent research and teamwork, debate teaches skills that serve individuals well in school, in the workplace, in political life and in fulfilling their responsibilities as citizens of democratic societies. Once students have learned how to debate, they are better able to make informed judgments about crucial issues. There will be two teams of three speakers. Each team is assigned a side (the Affirmative, who argue in favor of a topic; and the Negative, who argue against) a topic.

Instructor: Roger Mullins LFSF English Teacher

NOVICE OR INTERMEDIATE SPANISHJoin us to learn and practice Spanish skills! We will practice vocabulary, verb usage, conversation and writing, while exploring cultural interests and geographical exploration, all while having fun! All students should come to the first class on January 12th at 4pm, and the instructor will determine which section of the class is appropriate for the student going forward.

Instructor: Expert Tutoring

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CALLIGRAPHY (6TH-7TH) TUESDAY | (8TH-12TH) WEDNESDAY | $220Building and making design letters from ground zero..Stroke exercises for pulse stability and simple projects progressing to color and elaborate designs. Students will be introduced to basic structural design concepts and layouts for communication and to explore the creation of variations for decorative purposes. Class projects will center on words, phrases, expressions and interests we use and do everyday. Students will exhibit their works in the final week and hold a party for themselves and their parents. Materials: Calligraphy pens (felt tip and/or steel nibs ) calligraphy pads, pencils kneaded eraser, tracing paper, ruler, ink ( black and other colors ) illustration boards and soft inspirational ambiance music.

Instructor: Monty Lumba

PAINTING with a MASTER (8TH-12TH) | TUESDAY | $220Introduction to the fundamental concepts of drawing and painting. Learning the parameters and their application in the actual creation of art. The course starts with black and white charcoal of one simple object still life set up and over the course of the semester progresses to painting multi objects to include clothe or nude figures. Critiques will be done each week. The student will learn tonal values, coloring, texturing, composing and have a true experience of art in action. In the final week, students will exhibit their best work and hold an art exchange party for themselves and their parents. I will have notes, lectures and demonstrations.Materials : Vine charcoal (assorted), kneaded eraser, chip board, canvas (12” x 16”),oil paint, brushes, oil medium, french field easel. Soft music ambiance, spotlight.

Instructor: Monty Lumba

QUILTING (6TH-12TH) | WEDNESDAYSurrounding someone with a warm quilt is so wonderful! Are you interested in learning how to quilt? We’ll work together to finish several small quilted projects using different techniques so you can learn which style is your favorite! All you need is (1) a willingness to join our quilt circle, (2) the ability to thread a needle, knot the thread, and hand sew a straight line, and (3) a few cotton fabrics that you like. All our projects will be made by hand, but if you want to sew a quilt faster, you can use the same techniques on your sewing machine at home. Note: while the class runs from 3:00-5:00pm, students are welcome to come later or leave earlier, although having less time in class will mean less time to work on the projects at school.

Instructor: Wendy Brown

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FRENCH FILM CLUB (6TH-8TH) | MONDAYFRENCH FILM CLUB (9TH-12TH) | MONDAYThe purpose of this class is to increase familiarity with French culture. - Develop appreciation for differences and similarities in French and American sense of humor. - To increase familiarity with classic French films and actors. - To increase with contemporary French films and actors. - To promote conversation in French about the way things have changed and the way they are the same as they draw their conclusions from the films they will be viewing.

Each film club session will have a portion of the time devoted to viewing a film. Then a discussion will be lead by club leader where students will explore aspects of the film which relate to their present lives and culture. They will be encourage to compare, and contrast how the film, the situations it represents, the characters relate to their world. All conversation will take place in French. Students will also participate in the selection of films to be shown. Some American films will also be offered so that they can observe both similarities and differences between their two cultures.

Instructor: Lynn Fain

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FITNESS & WORKOUT (9TH-12TH) | MONDAYStay fit with this new activity. Every week, experiment new workout exercises, conditioning techniques, aerobic steps in music and learn how to build your own program adapted to your personal objectives. A class for everybody, from rookies to athletes!Instructor: Pauline Legendre

VARSITY BASKETBALL | TUESDAYThe Varsity Boys team will train once per week with the added option of training on Tuesdays with significant interest. This season the team will compete in the SFAL League December-MarchCoach: Camille Martin

JV BOYS BASKETBALL | MONDAY & WEDNESDAYThis year the JV Boys team will compete in the SFAL league December-March with matches schedule at home and away.Instructor: Frank Wittke

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL | FRIDAYTrainings are scheduled once a week. However with significant interest an additional training session may be included on Tuesdays. The High School Team will compete this year in the BASSAL league with over 6 matches scheduled. Coach: Camille Martin

MIDDLE SCHOOL FUTSAL SEASON Season begins on February 27th.JUNIOR VARSITY | MONDAY & WEDNESDAY | $180The Varsity Boys team will train once per week with the added option of training on Tuesdays with significant interest. This season the team will compete in the SFAL League February - May.

VARSITY | TUESDAY & THURSDAY | $180The Varsity Boys team will train once per week with the added option of training on Tuesdays with significant interest. This season the team will compete in the SFAL League February - May.

CO-ED | FRIDAY | $180Trainings are scheduled once a week and will compete in the FFAIL League February - May with matches scheduled at home or away.

Coaches: TBD

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HIGH SCHOOL FUTSAL (9TH-12TH) | MONDAYCome have fun playing and improving your skills with this indoor type of soccer. With only five players on the court and a smaller sized ball that bounces less, this form of soccer allows more space to practice techniques and team strategy. With a passionate and knowledgeable coach, practices are guaranteed to be a fun, engaging, and learning atmosphere!

Instructor: Razik Ikhlef

HIGH SCHOOL FUTSAL LEAGUE (9TH-12TH) | SUNDAYTake the opportunity to participate in a friendly but competitive adult Futsal league on Sundays at UCSF Parnassus. Players will rotate under the supervision of Razik Ikhlef and LFSF staff will join in certain games. Players must attend the practice on Monday to be selected the following Sunday.

Instructor: Razik Ikhlef

RUNNING (9TH-12TH) | SATURDAYSaturday mornings with Pauline: on the beach, under the eucalyptus trees of the Golden Gate Park or even at Lands End, improve your stamina with friends. Running enthusiasts and students that enjoy physical challenges are welcome!

Instructor: Pauline Legendre

SURVIVOR (6TH-8TH) | FRIDAYOnly open to those students who participated in semester 1Are you a lover of nature and adventure? Do you like being in the wild and learning how to survive in case you need to? If yes, this class is for you! Come and learn the basics of how to take care of yourself when in the wild: learn how to make knots, recognize edible and poisonous plants, find water, make a shelter, start a fire, how to locate yourself through navigation and orienteering, behave in the presence of wild life, or just how to prepare for a simple and fun hike, and much more…..Through interactive games, activities, videos, and other resources, this activity will surely catch the attention of the nature-savvy survivor inside of you! Three weekend overnight field trips are scheduled to practice what you have learned in class. Please note that the overnight weekend trip will include a separate fee to be paid in advance.

Instructor: Wladymir Paiva

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BADMINTON (10TH-11TH) | MONDAYOpen to all High School students, this class will take place at the Waller Center Gym. Class will run from 6pm to 7pm. Transportation to the Waller Gym WILL NOT be provided. Please make sure to register a Kango transportation account (for more detiails please refer to the AES Parent Guidlenes available for downlaod on the AES webpage) if you wish to participate.

Instructor: Julien Texier

SOCCER SCRIMMAGE SERIES | FRIDAY(6TH-8TH AND 9TH-12TH)SEE SUPER SOCCER STARS WEBSITE FOR PRICINGThe Scrimmage Series is Super Soccer Stars’ developmental league for players 5 & up. The game format is 4 versus 4, playing for 50 minutes. Each field will have an experienced coach to help guide players throughout the game. This environment allows the players to utilize the skills they have learned in a stress free environment. It’s the perfect place to develop confidence as a young player!

Instructor: Soccer Super Stars

To Register for Thursday Classes:• Visit: la.supersoccerstars.com• Scroll over “Classes”• Select “Partner Login” from drop down menu• Username: LFO• Password: schoolsoccer

CO-ED HANDBALL (9TH-12TH) | WEDNESDAYNote training will commence on January 11thTake the opportunity to participate in the school’s first High School Handball team! We will be entering a team into the BASAL league with enough participants. Training will also be attended by special guest athletes from the Bay Area from time to time to help improve our skills

Instructor: Pauline Marangoni

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JUDO FOR ALL (6TH-12TH) | FRIDAYAs created by Jigoro Kano, Judo (literally ‘Gentle Way’) is an intellectual, physical and moral method of education. It includes throwing, pinning and submission techniques. Judo is also educational and has fundamental values which are part of the Judo Moral Code: Friendship, Courage, Sincerity, Honor, Modesty, Respect, Control of Oneself, and Politeness. Be ready to share those values with Norbert, 2nd Degree black belt, through regular practices, and participating in clinics, local, state or abroad tournaments, and group training with other schools. Every year you could reach a new level rewarded by a colored belt! If you want to acquire some competition knowledge please join our competitive class on Thursday.

Instructor: Norbet Blanchard

TRACK & FIELD (6TH-8TH) | WEDNESDAY | $160Two times: 3pm start time (Kezar) & 4pm start time (ORT) STARTS WEDNESDAY MARCH 1stDo you know every secret of the Golden Gate park? This activity is for outdoor lovers. You’ll work your stamina on woodland paths or in Kezar Stadium. You will be able to discover and/or improve your skills in distance and cross country running. In bad weather, we will work on indoor conditioning at the Ortega Campus. Cross Country competitions will be offered by the SFAL & SFIAL league during the Fall and Spring. Come to experience various races and terrains in Golden Gate Park! Transportation will be provided.

Instructor: Guadalupe Medina & Alex Rusnak

FENCING (6TH-12TH) | THURSDAY(2 hour class)Fencing is the art of mastering space, time and ... life! Hold your opponent at the tip of your foil under the watchful eye of the rigorous master of arms, Yves Ghiai. Fencing develops a sense of brotherhood, loyalty, righteousness and nobility of heart. At the end of the training you can get your “blason”, an official French diploma accredited by the French Fencing Federation. LFSF is the only Lycée Français in the world to be member of this Federation! All fencers will have an additional cost of $54 for the Fencing Federation license that will need to be paid by check directly to Yves Ghiai at the start of the school year. All students from all campuses are to have their own equipment. Please contact the fencing master for equipment details: [email protected]

Instructor: Maître d’armes Yves GhiaI

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TABLE TENNIS A - BEGINNERS (6TH-12TH) | TUESDAYTABLE TENNIS B - ADVANCED (6TH-12TH) | TUESDAYDiscover this strategic game with Nicolas! Come play in different types of tournaments with the SFIAL and live the smashes, lifts and effects of any kind. Students with learn techniques and game analysis and players of 6th, 7th, and 8th grade will have the chance to play in three tournaments against American schools this winter!

Instructor: Nicolas Legatelois

TENNIS A (6TH-12TH) | THURSDAY STARTS MARCH 16th | $292The ANTS tennis program comes to our Ortega campus! An encouraging team practice environment that will foster positive coaching and learning. Healthy and fun challenges through practices that focus on everything from technique to tactics, mental to physical strength, and strategy. ANTS coach will incorporate tennis specific drills, as well as all-around athletic development drills. We will isolate comparable strengths and weaknesses within each student to create a small group dynamic within a larger team setting, while still emphasizing working together as a team. 3 Intermediate/advanced as well as 3 beginner competitions will be offered with the SFIAL league.

Transportation is offered from Ortega to tennis courts (but no return).Instructors: ANTS

YOGA & MINDFULNESS (6TH-12TH) | FRIDAYBreathe…and enjoy the present. You are with Alexandra for a moment of pleasure and wellness. After a whole school week, this healthy activity will lead to relaxation and building of self confidence. Improve breathing, muscle tone, balance and focus and take a moment to share your feelings with the group. This discipline is rewarding for boys and girls.

Instructors: Alexandra Rossi

FLAG RUGBY - THURSDAY - $340 | Start date March 16thCome and join the school’s rugby team! Learn how to master the art of rugby with our new partner, USA Rugby! By using flags, students will learn the game in a safe environment. USA Rugby is built around the 4 C’s - Character, Conditioning, Community and Academics. This is a Co-Ed sport with the opportunity for travel in the future. Students do not return to campus. Parents must be on time for pick-up at practice location.

Instructor: USA Rugby

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HIGH TECH JUNIOR CLUB (6TH) | WEDNESDAYThis club will help our students to develop fantastic STEAM-centric content around our core vision to inspire creative, compassionate leaders of tomorrow. Our project-based curriculum will get our students excited about research, problem solving and communication. Through the innovation lab we will create fun inventions combining mechanical, electronic circuitry, 3D printed material but also use artsy Tinkercad design, emotional intelligence and environmental sensitivity. We will also program robots (C language) and develop computational thinking skills in an informal, out-of-school setting but still linked to the French Maths, Science and Technology Curriculum (adapted by Anton Ritzu our Technology and Innovation Coordinator). The Lycée Français of San Francisco is going through a formidable renaissance in technology, be part of it!

Instructor: Giny Lamini

HIGH TECH JUNIOR CLUB (7TH-8TH) | MONDAYThis club for intermediate/advance STEAM students will keep growing technological skills, emotional intelligence and an appreciation for our planet with the goal of inspiring creative, compassionate leaders of tomorrow. Our project-based curriculum will get our students excited about research, problem solving and communication. Through the innovation lab, on top of Arduino/Robotics/Maker Art projects we will develop/reinforce computational thinking skills adding Raspberry Pi microprocessor and Python. The training has been adapted for middle school student French Maths, Science and Technology Curriculum by Anton Ritzu our Technology and Innovation Coordinator.

Instructor: Anton Ritzu

PYTHON PROGRAMMING (7TH-8TH) | FRIDAY(1.5 hour class)In this Level 2 Python workshop, we will take thing from where they were left from Level 1 : the features of Python as a Programing language (variables, functions, control flow tools, data structures and modules).Depending upon the motivation and the interest of the group, we will undertake the coding of an arcade game from the 80s and possibly first approach of the Object oriented programming that Python makes possible.

It is a requirement for students to have followed Level 1 in order to be confortable with Level 2 material.Absolute beginners in coding are absolutely welcome for leve 1!

Instructor: Miguel Concy, Math Teacher at the LFSF

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PATHWAY TO MEDECINE (6TH-12TH) | MONDAY $700 | FRIDAY $800If you are a science fanatic with insatiable curiosity and a passion for hands-on experiments, Pathways to Medicine’s “MD in the Making” is definitely the after-school program for you! Our pre-medical school series offers 6th-12th graders the opportunity to get in-depth instruction and practice in four key medical specialties: Surgery, IV + Injection, Primary Care, and Emergency Medicine. Not only will you be able to explore your interests in health and science, but you will also practice medicine using the same tools, skills, and tests doctors and nurses use to treat patients and save lives every day. “MD in the Making” allows students to immerse themselves in the world of medicine as they master medical techniques and become skilled at treating a patient, from start to finish. In this course, students will learn the complex process of diagnosing illness/injury, documenting their work using patient charts, working collaboratively as a part of a healthcare team, developing comprehensive treatment plans, and treating real-life medical cases. We use experiential learning to cultivate each student’s unique potential in medicine.

Our weekly labs are truly one-of-a-kind scientific experiences and are offered in both French and English. All participants will receive a certification of completion after this semester course, an excellent addition to high school and/or college resumes.

Instructor: Shanda Manion

MATH CLUB | TUESDAYEnjoy playing with numbers? Interested in puzzles? Come join us while we explore math concepts, play math games, and dissect math problems. A great way to brush up on math skills or hone new ones while enjoying some numbers fun! This class is perfect for middle school students interested in math or interested in improving their math skills.


MATHLETE COMPETITION TEAM | TUESDAY | $220Come join the Mathletes! We will be competing in the National MATHCOUNTS Competition on February 27th. MATHCOUNTS is a national enrichment, coaching, and competition program that promotes middle school mathematics achievement through grassroots involvement in every U.S. state and territory. MATHCOUNTS heightens student interest in mathematics by making math achievement as challenging, exciting and prestigious as a school sport. MATHCOUNTS participants are high achievers. According to recent surveys of past state competitors, nearly 80 percent of alumni report a combined SAT score of 1400 or above. Plus, the top three college majors for alumni are engineering, mathematics, and computer science.


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INVENTOR TEAM 9TH-12THWith the new Innovation Lab, our students will continue learning a high level of technology. Projects dedicated to robotics, eco-habitats architectures, structural engineering, prototyping, industrial or farming adaptations (i.e aquaponics, robotic inventions), database development in Python, smart house automation will be tackle by our inventors. Exciting activities allowing a creative environment will take place. Usually taught at the university level, the training to develop/reinforces these skills have been adapted for high school students by Anton Ritzu our Technology and Innovation Coordinator. Fun high tech activities will certainly complement the French curriculum and prepare students for engineering, architecture, design careers and entrepreneurship.

Instuctor: Julien Tixier

MV JAVA CODING (6TH-8TH) | MONDAY | $572The Bay Area is home to the finest video game creators, web developers and animators in the U.S.—why not try your hand at becoming the next top coder? This middle school programming course is designed to introduce the basics of programming such as loops, functions, conditionals, and boolean logic through JavaScript. The course is taught by a team of experienced coders from a variety of backgrounds, and designed for beginners with little to no previous coding experience. Secure your slot and learn the tools of the trade today!

Instructor: MV Code Club

ARDUINO PROGRAMMING - BEGINNERS & ADVANCED (6TH-12TH) | WEDNESDAY | $540Is your child interested in new technologies? Do you want them to master a simple programming environment while working with electronic components while having fun and developing their own projects? This workshop offers it all! Offered by a Biology-Geology teacher who also teaches the new Computer Sciences Terminale S class, this workshop utilizes a hands on a hands-on approach. Goals include learning about the components of the Internet of Things with the Arduino development environment, designing, making, testting and modifying programmable electronic circuits, designing and making their own project, and developing problem solving strategies. Arduino is an open-source prototyping platform based on easy-to- use hardware and software. Arduino boards are able to read inputs - light on a sensor, a finger on a button, or a Twitter message - and turn it into an output - activating a motor, turning on an LED, publishing something online. You can tell your board what to do by sending a set of instructions to the microcontroller on the board. (source: www.arduino.cc)

Please note those that completed beginner in Semester 1 will move to advanced after teacher evaluation.Instructor: Guillaume Lorget

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TYPO A (6TH-8TH) | WEDNESDAYType A+ has successfully taught students grade 2 through 12 how to touch type for over five years.Students learn the proper techniques for developing muscle memory needed for speed and accuracy.Significantly reduce time on computer- related homework. Students can advance to number-key pad for mathematical assignments. Give your student the Advantage of Touch Typing -a life long needed skill.

Instructor: Barbara Schmidt

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP LEVEL 2 (6TH-12TH) | TUESDAY(MAX. 10 PARTICIPANTS)Join us for our second semester of Digital Photography Class. Students joining would have had to completed the workshop in the first semester or be comfortable with the manual mode of a camera and know the topics of white lights and balances, exposure - shutter speed, opening and diaphragm, depth of field, recording formats (RAW and JPEG), and composition and framing, perspective. We will continue to explore the depth of field, speed and movement, shooting in natural light, continuous light and studio light. We will develop themes such as object photography, portraiture, still life, architecture, night photography and more.

Instructor: Stephan Houari, Photographer & Illustrator

PHOTOSHOP WORKSHOP LEVEL 2 (6TH-12TH) | MONDAY(MAX. 15 PARTICIPANTS)Join us for our second semester of Photoshop Class. Students joining this class would have had to completed the workshop in the first semester or be comfortable with Photoshop and know the topics of layers, transformation, marquee tools, pen tools, adjustment or fill layers, layer style, layer mask. With exercises we will continue to explore image processing, photo retouching, photo editing, composition, and typography.

PLEASE NOTE THAT STUDENTS WHO WHISH TO ENROLL INTO THESE ACTIVITIES MUST HAVE COMPLETED SEMESTER 1 AND BE LEVEL 2. IF YOU BELIEVE YOU ARE AT LEVEL 2 PLEASE CONTACT THE TEACHER DIRECTLY TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW: [email protected]

Instructor: Stephan Houari, Photographer & Illustrator

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GLEE CLUB GROUP (6TH-12TH) | MONDAYEnjoy singing, dancing and performing? Do you like artistic choreography and harmonizing to songs in the style of Pentatonix, Rocky Horror Picture Show, popular and vintage repertoires? If this is you, come and join our Glee Club! A little singing and a good ear are the only requirements you need.

Instructor: Magali Sanscartier, LFSF Music Teacher

PRIVATE MUSIC CLASSESPRICE: $40 / HALF HOUR LESSONViBO Music Schools offer high quality, affordable, and a full range of music lessons to students of any levels. Our faculty is one of the most highly qualified collections of artist-educators in the bay area. The mission of ViBO Music schools is to create a supportive and inspiring learning environment that provides education in different aspects of music, to establish a life-long growth and appreciation in music. www.vibomusic.com

PIANO | PRICE: $40 / HALF HOUR LESSON | MONDAY AND THURSDAY

GUITAR | PRICE: $40 / HALF HOUR LESSON | THURSDAY & FRIDAY

DRUMMING (6TH-120TH) | PRICE: $40 / HALF HOUR LESSON | MONDAYWe are offering students the unique opportunity to learn the drums on our brand new drumming equipment. As this will be the first time we are offering this musical activity please email the AES directly your preferred time and day (we can possibly arrange for another day if feasible).

All instructors: VIBO Music

ROCK & JAZZ BAND (6TH-12TH) | THURSDAY | $350Our goal is to have a fully functional school band, that can perform either rock or jazz. Students who sign up to this program will need to committ not only to practice but to AES and outside shows and events. Why not make school history by becoming one of the first members of the band!

Auditions on Thursday December 8th. Please contact [email protected] to arrange an audition time.

Instructor: VIBO Music

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SAT PREPARATION I - ALGEBRA (FOR GRADE 9/10) | FRIDAYS | $500This course will continue to focus on the algebra concepts that are tested on the PSAT, SAT, and ACT. Students who have taken the Fall course, can continue with their practice. We also welcome new students who want to get a headstart on preparing for these tests.

SAT PREPARATION II - MATH (FOR GRADE 11) FRIDAYS | $500This course will continue to focus on math concepts that are tested on the SAT and ACT. Students who have taken the Fall course, can continue with their practice. We also welcome new students who want practice for their upcoming March SAT.

Instructors: Expert Tutoring Inc.

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