Pusd summer enrichment program

As we wind down , everyone at PEF is grateful for [More]. The last few months have been a whirlwind of activity [More]. Summer At Home Edition. Click for larger image. More pics here. The teachers are top notch and work really hard to make it fun and engaging. What They Are Saying. Coming Back! I love having a morning-only program for the kids, where they can learn, but have a choice of fun, different interesting classes and the new afternoon option is fantastic for us working parents. Sharon L.

So Much Fun! We love the mix of fun and academic skill building, that they get to try three different things rather than a single focus, and the whole program is offered at a great price. Absolutely will come again next year. James K. The mix of classes is exciting!

My daughter gets bored during the summer and there were so many fun options. The KJS classroom is an action—packed, multi-sensory, systematic and highly engaging approach to introducing or reinforcing early literacy skills to students.

Each KJS classroom has 15 students. Audience: Incoming kindergarteners school year. Space is limited; contact your school for availability. Contact participating school. Registration: Contact your school site to register your student. Transportation: Transportation is provided. Visit your school's webpage and search for "Bus Schedule" under the "Our school" tab.

Be sure to select the summer schedule. Your most loved after school clubs, ramped up for the summer! Students will have the opportunity to participate in hands-on learning activities, themed camps, and other unique and fun classes.

Cost: Free. Meals: Breakfast and lunch will be provided. Notification of Acceptance: For students enrolling in June programs, notifications will be emailed the week of May For July programs, notifications will be emailed the week of June Audience: MUSD incoming students in grades Dates: Students can attend one or both camps! Transportation and Meal Services: Breakfast, lunch and transportation are provided.

For transportation information, visit your school's webpage and search for "Bus Schedule" under the "Our school" tab. Email our Summer Enrichment Programs. Virtual enrichment classes will be online and will offer students the opportunity to learn about a variety of topics and subjects our teachers are passionate about. Click below to learn more about class offerings during each session. Dates and times: Classes are held virtually via Zoom Monday - Friday from to p. Students can attend one or both camps:.

Devices: All students will need access to a desktop computer, laptop, or Chromebook to participate in these classes. Registration: On the registration form, you will choose 3 classes that your child is interested in attending.

Enrollment will be determined based on interest and class sizes. You will be contacted prior to the class starting on which class your child has been enrolled in. If your child plans to attend in June and July, you will need to register for each session separately. Communication : Prior to class starting, your child will be invited to the teachers Google Classroom. Class Zoom links and other information will be shared through Google Classroom. For information on how to join the Google Classroom, click here!

You will also receive communication emails from Jessie Bayne with additional information. This summer camp provides an opportunity for students who are identified gifted to participate in a summer experience designed specifically for their needs. Gifted students will benefit from time spent with their intellectual peers in these fun and intellectually engaging courses.

Students can attend one or both camps if space is available! Transportation: We will have transportation from each east side elementary school to Quail Run Elementary in June. The transportation schedule will be shared once student enrollment is complete.

A full catalog of camps, as well as registration, can be found at powayadultschool. Students must be registered by Wednesday, June The camp weeks are June 17 to 21, June 24 to 28, July 8 to 12 and July 15 to Carmel High School. The camps are open to children outside of the district as well. One popular camp is a camp that teaches children how to sew.

Another popular camp has children writing their own book, McAndrews said, which will be self-published in a camp anthology and submitted to the Poway Library for circulation. The camps also offer a variety of art and multimedia camps, including digital photography, creating a comic book, paper crafts, learning to play the ukulele, a musical theater camp, making origami and more.

Science, technology, engineering and math camps are also popular, with camps that include beginning programming, Lego robotics, robotics and automation, a STEM water building camp and more. An Anatomy Academy camp allows students to explore the human body. A healthy cooking and exercise class will teach students how to make healthy snacks, the basics of healthy eating, yoga and how to handle stress.

There are also several band camps, including an introduction to sixth-grade band and a summertime pop and rock ensemble. Support local journalism.