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Dear Families,Welcome to Lake Highland Preparatory School’s Twenty-Fourth Annual Summer Spectacular. During Juneand July, we will again offer unique and unsurpassed enrichment opportunities in academics, the arts, and athletics forstudents entering pre-kindergarten through grade twelve.Upper School students may elect to join two- or three-week on-campus credit courses. In addition to the everpopularAdvanced Composition, Humanities, Speech, and Personal Fitness, we have expanded our traditional on-campuscourses as well as online options.The interest generated by the authentic research opportunities of Marine and Coastal Science and Robotics andEngineering has prompted the development of an additional science semester-credit course, Medicine and BiotechnologyResearch. Within each of these three courses, students work closely with faculty and mentors in the research,experimentation, and presentation of a comprehensive project for a science fair or symposium.Within the social sciences, new classes include The Cultural History of Sports, Sports Psychology, and East AsianStudies Honors. In The Cultural History of Sports, students will discover the role of culture, society, and history in thedevelopment and evolution of competitive sports. Sports Psychology explores the mental components of athletics andtheir application to everyday challenges with the goal of improving academic performance. East Asian Studies presentsthe impact of geography and politics on the arts and economy of East Asian countries and will serve as a central themefor student-driven research.Online courses, Advanced Composition and Introduction to Computer Programming, will be joined by PersonalFinance Skills for the Game of Life. Spanning six weeks, students will learn about important decisions that will impacttheir future financial health. Within any of these classes, the experience of online learning will encourage students tofully employ their management skills while expanding their knowledge and understanding within content areas.Middle School students may participate in Speech, a required semester class that fulfills the Upper Schoolrequirement. Immersion in research, persuasive writing, and public speaking will actively engage students in experiencescritical for success in school and future professional endeavors. Additional enrichment topics are also available.Continuity of learning experiences ensures students maximize their academic growth and potential. LowerSchool students may select from a vast array of weekly topics designed to expand their knowledge and understandingswithin content areas through high-interest, engaging activities. Whether learning more about next year’s expectations,enhancing math performance or reading strategies, discovering scientific facts or conducting experiments like a scientist,students flourish academically while fostering their lifelong love of learning. Appreciation of the visual arts will grow asstudents refine their techniques within a variety of media. Fun and fitness opportunities will be available throughout thesummer.If you are looking for a comprehensive, multi-week option, consider our First Annual Highland SummerExperience. Students will participate daily in four 90-minute classes of their choice. Options include sports, strategygames, summer reading, summer math, and crafts. Lunch from the Tartan Café, morning care, and afternoon care areincluded.The opportunities are endless, and we encourage you to carefully review all that Summer Spectacular has to offer.This brochure is organized for easy viewing. Classes are arranged by academic division and athletics; weekly overviewsfollow these descriptions. Start planning your family’s summer with Lake Highland Preparatory School’s SummerSpectacular – where exceptional opportunities in academics, the arts, and athletics abound.Summer Spectacular 2015 | 1

Table of ContentsGeneral Information..............................................................................................................................................................3Lower School Grade Level Introductions..........................................................................................................................6Academics.................................................................................................................................................................................9Middle School Required and Upper School Credit Courses....................................................................................... 13Spanish Immersion.............................................................................................................................................................. 18Enrichment Courses: Lower, Middle and Upper School.............................................................................................. 19New Highland Summer Experience 2015!...................................................................................................................... 31Experience a variety of courses with Tartan Café lunches and extended care combined into one, easy registration.For two weeks, students will participate in four blocks of academic and fun activities that they have selected.Access to early morning (7:30-9:00) and late afternoon (3:30-5:45) extended care is included.Athletics................................................................................................................................................................................. 32Course Overviews:Week 1, June 8th – June 12th.............................................................................................................................................. 37Week 2, June 15th – June 19th............................................................................................................................................ 38Week 3, June 22nd – June 26th........................................................................................................................................... 40Week 4, June 29th – July 2nd.............................................................................................................................................. 41Week 5, July 6th – July 10th................................................................................................................................................ 42Week 6, July 13th – July 17th.............................................................................................................................................. 43Week 7, July 20th – July 24th.............................................................................................................................................. 44Extended Care & Student Union....................................................................................................................................... 45Highlander Aquatics........................................................................................................................................................... 47Summer Spectacular 2015 | 2

General InformationREGISTRATIONCURRENT LAKE HIGHLAND STUDENTS:Lake Highland students register online: www.lhps.org. Your parent login information is needed.After completing and submitting the form, you will receive an email to confirm our receipt of your child’s information. If you DONOT receive a confirmation email, please email summerspectacular@lhps.org. Non-receipt of the confirmation indicates that yourchild is not registered!Your account will be billed.NON-LAKE HIGHLAND STUDENTS:Complete online registration and print the confirmation page that includes selected classes. Attach total payment and send to:Lake Highland Preparatory School901 North Highland Ave. Orlando, FL 32803Attn: Student BillingRegistration forms cannot be processed without payment. Early registration helps ensure placement in the classes of your choice. Aminimum number of students must register for each class. If this number is not met, you will be notified by phone or email so thatalternative class choices can be discussed. The processing of your check does not guarantee admission to class or availability of theclass.LATE FEE: Early Registration ends Monday, May 11th. All registrations received after this date will incur a $25/class late fee. Towithdraw from a class, please contact the Summer Spectacular office at 407-206-1900, ext. 1176. Unless stated otherwise in thecourse description, a refund, minus a 20% processing charge, will be issued for each class withdrawal. If Lake Highland drops aclass or if a student is not eligible for a class, a full refund will be made of all fees collected. No processing charge will be assessedfor changing from one class to another.COURSE INTRODUCTIONSBefore the first day of each class, you will receive an email from your child’s teacher outlining specific information about the classcontent and expectations. Details regarding carpool, lunch, and supervision between classes will also be included. If field trips areplanned, information and permission slips to be signed and returned will be included in the email.SUPERVISION AND CAMPUS SECURITYLower and Middle School students are to be dropped off and picked up at the locations designated within each teacher’s introductoryemail or, if attending morning care, escorted into the Lower School Commons and signed in by a parent or guardian. Studentswith multiple classes each day are escorted by teachers/staff to their next classes.24-hour Campus Security can be reached at 407-402-9181.Summer Spectacular 2015 | 3

LUNCHES AND SNACKSStudents enrolled in half-day sessions should bring a drink and snack each day. A short break is included during each class. Studentsenrolled in full day classes will eat with their teacher and classmates. They may bring a lunch or, if entering Kindergarten orhigher grades, enjoy a freshly prepared meal at the Tartan Cafe.Please be aware we have students with food allergies. You may send the snacks your child prefers without restrictions; however,please instruct your child not to share any food while at school.THE TARTAN CAFEEach day, several entrees, along with a selection of fresh salads, fruits, and dessert, will be available. Entrees will include chickensandwiches or tenders, burgers, deli sandwiches, and pizza. Menu choices will be consistent with the school year options. Studentsentering grades K-5 will be able to select one entrée, one side, a beverage, (juice, milk or bottled water), and one dessert each dayduring the week(s) enrolled. Students entering grades 6-12 will be able to select one entree, two sides, fruit or salad, one dessertand a 20oz. fountain drink (with one refill).A weekly meal plan for the Tartan Café can be selected online with your course registration. The cost will be billed to your LakeHighland account. The rate for Kindergarten-5th grade is $35/week; 6th-12th grade is $40/week. The Tartan Cafe will not be openJune 29th - July 2nd. Classes will not meet July 3rd.If you have purchased the lunch plan during a week your child will be off-campus due to a field trip, the cafeteria will provide a baglunch.Students who are not enrolled in a weekly lunch plan may still purchase a lunch, drinks, or snacks. Cash is the only accepted paymentmethod. Meal tickets from the 2014-2015 school year and personal checks will not be accepted.Middle and Upper School students are not to leave campus for lunch. They must be on campus until the conclusion of classeach day.TRANSPORTATION• Parents must remain in cars when in the carpool lanes. Teachers or coaches will assist students. Parking is not allowed inthese lanes.• Do not stop teachers after school for unscheduled conversations. Most teachers have an assigned traffic duty; it is vital they be inposition on time for the safety of the students.• Please discuss with your child the importance of good behavior while waiting to be picked up and the importance of listeningfor names to be called.• Cell phone use while operating a vehicle on campus is prohibited. If you must place or accept an emergency call, please parkin a designated parking place to do so. This is a vital safety issue and violators will be reported to Security and the Office of thePresident.• Lower School students are to be dropped off and picked up at the Bradshaw Lower School building. Summer instructors willemail additional information to each family stating specific location, front or back of the building.• Middle School classes will be meeting on the Charles Clayton Campus. Drivers enter and exit campus from Shine Street, Gate 2.• Upper School students should park in the Lake Highland Athletic Complex (LHAC) lot.• Students participating in Athletic Camps will be notified by coaches and instructed where to drop-off and/or pickup, eitherin front of the Lower School Bradshaw Building, the Charles Clayton Middle School, or the Lake Highland Athletic Complex.Morning drop-off may differ from the afternoon pickup point.Summer Spectacular 2015 | 4

• You will be notified if a different drop-off or pickup point is determined.• The Lake Highland summer shuttle stops include the Bradshaw Campus (main campus), the Clayton Middle School campus,and the Lake Highland Athletic Complex (LHAC). Please contact the Summer Spectacular office to confirm if your child will beriding the shuttle.• Planned construction on the Bradshaw (main) campus may alter traffic patterns. Please refer to the Summer Spectacular informationpage found at www.lhps.org -Summer Spectacular for updates.EXTENDED CARELOWER SCHOOLExtended Care is located in The Commons, the upper level of the Lower School Library, and is available for students enrolled inLHPS summer programs June 8th–July 24th. The morning session, 7:30–9:00, includes stories, coloring, and quiet games. The childrenare escorted to their morning classes. Afternoon sessions, 2:00-3:30, 2:00-5:45, or 3:30- 5:45, include crafts and group games.If your child is not picked up from class by the specified time, s/he will automatically be admitted into our Extended Care programand you will be charged a $22.00 drop-in fee. Children must be picked up from Extended Care no later than 5:45. There is a latecharge of $1.00 per minute for every minute after 5:45 PM. School-year policies are followed during the summer months. If you areinterested, please complete the extended care section of the registration form. See page 45 for pricing and details.MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT UNIONStudent Union will meet on the Charles Clayton Campus June 8th–July 17th. Several options are available as there are two differentdismissal times, 2:00 and 3:30. Students are to report to the Middle School Office at dismissal time. If your child is not pickedup from his or her summer school class by the specified time, your child will automatically be admitted into Student Union and a$22.00 drop-in fee will be charged to you. Students will be transported to the Bradshaw Campus (main campus), via LHPS vans,at 3:30. Students will join Extended Care located in The Commons, the upper level of the Lower School Library. Students mustbe picked up from Student Union no later than 5:45. There is a late charge of $1.00 per minute for every minute after 5:45 PM.School-year policies are followed during the summer months. If you are interested, please complete the Student Union section ofthe registration form.See page 46 for pricing and details.DRESS CODEStudents are not required to wear the school year uniforms, but are asked to wear closed-toe or athletic shoes. Attire must betasteful and appropriate for the classroom and campus. Yoga pants are not permissible.ATTENDANCE POLICIESPlease contact the school if your child is absent. The school’s main phone number is 407-206-1900. Summer extensions are asfollows: Upper School, 3268; Middle School, 2000; Lower School and Athletics, 1176. Fees are not refunded or prorated forabsences. Students enrolled in required or credit courses must follow the policies set by our accreditation associations.Absences cannot exceed ten (10) hours per semester course.STORM POLICYShould a tropical storm or hurricane threaten to impact Central Florida, parents may visit Lake Highland’s website www.lhps.org,or visit our back-up website at www.lhpsinfo.org for school closure and opening decisions.Summer Spectacular 2015 | 5

Lower School Grade Level IntroductionsWhether a first-year or returning student to Lake Highland, these introductions are of great value! Discover what a typicalday is like and gain a clear understanding of each grade’s expectations. Summer reading and math questions are answered.Teachers gain a clear picture of each child’s interests and academic skills so that when the first day of the new school yeararrives, students are ready to embark on a year of great accomplishments and enjoyable learning experiences.The Path to Pre-Kindergarten (entering Pre-Kindergarten)Experience the joys of Lake Highland’s Pre-Kindergarten. During this week, parents and students will become familiar with ourcampus, classrooms, and teachers. The children will create theme-related art projects and enjoy daily music lessons and thinkinggames. New friendships will be established through socialization activities in the classroom and on the playground. Parentalanxiety is minimized as families blend into Lake Highland’s traditions and each morning begins with a young child’s excitementabout going to school! Students may attend more than one week. This class is open only to students who will be attending LakeHighland’s Pre-Kindergarten program.This course ends at 2:00 each day. If you have another child in a class with a dismissal time later than 2:00, please see our ExtendedCare options on page 45. For your convenience, we offer extended care from 2:00 to 3:30 or as late as 5:45PM.Teachers: Ann Chong, Betsy Eveland, Wendy Fogg, and Barbara Baxley1AB (S1513100): June 8th –12th 9:00–2:00 $3002AB (S1523100): June 15th –19th 9:00–2:00 $3003AB (S1533100): June 22nd –26th 9:00–2:00 $3005AB (S1553100): July 6th –10th 9:00–2:00 $3006AB (S1563100): July 13th –17th 9:00–2:00 $300Leading Up to Kindergarten (entering Kindergarten)Enjoy two weeks with Kindergarten friends and teachers while engaging in themed activities that reinforce critical educationalconcepts. Students “visit” countries from around the world during the first session or participate in western-themed activitiesduring the second. Language arts and mathematics will be emphasized along with literature, art, music, computers, and outdoorplay. This class is open only to students who will be attending Lake Highland’s Kindergarten program and is highlyrecommended for all kindergarteners new to Lake Highland.This course ends at 2:00 each day. If you have another child in a class with a dismissal time later than 2:00, please see our ExtendedCare options on page 45. For your convenience, we offer extended care from 2:00 to 3:30 or as late as 5:45PMTeachers: Sue Koch and Patti Exum1/2AB (S1514110): June 8th–19th 9:00–2:00 $6004/5AB (S1544110): June 29th –July 10th* 9:00–2:00 $540*Class will not meet Friday, July 3rdSummer Spectacular 2015 | 6

Kindergarten Highlights (entering Kindergarten)Open to students who attended Lake Highland’s Pre-Kindergarten or new students who have completed Leading Up toKindergarten, this week is a great opportunity for children to meet kindergarten teachers and friends. Let’s Go Camping and AWeek at the Beach are the respective themes for language arts and math activities that are enhanced with literature, art, music,computers, and outdoor activities. We will also visit the LHPS pool for a quick swim several afternoons. This class is open only tostudents who will be attending Lake Highland’s Kindergarten program.Teachers: Sue Koch and Patti Exum3AB (S1533110): June 22nd –26th 9:00–3:30 $3606AB (S1563110): July 13th –17th 9:00–3:30 $360First Grade (entering 1st grade)Students will delight in this weeklong class full of fun as they discover every aspect of LHPS’s First Grade. Reading circles, writers’workshops, math explorations, and science provide opportunities to increase students’ enthusiasm for learning. We will also enjoya short afternoon swim in the LHPS pool each day. By taking this first step into First Grade, students will be ready for a year ofsuccess!Teacher: Jill Roca2AB (S1523101): June 15th –19th 9:00–3:30 $3606AB (S1563101): July 13th –17th 9:00–3:30 $360Second Grade (entering 2nd grade)Sample Second Grade while discovering the Australian outback. Enjoy individual and small group instruction on math, reading,and computer activities in order to prepare for success next year. We will also enjoy a short afternoon swim in the LHPS pool eachday. This is a week you do not want to miss!Teachers: Penny Nelson and Anne Blackburn2AB (S1523102): June 15th –19th 9:00–3:30 $3606AB (S1563102): July 13th–17th 9:00–3:30 $360Third Grade (entering 3rd grade)Students will enjoy reading and math activities that support their excitement for discovery and investigation while promotingvaluable strategies and habits needed for academic success. Activities in the computer lab will encourage creative problem solvingand continued, individualized development of academic skills. They will read and discuss the book Mia’s Gift, by Florida authorCraig Weeden. Mia is a third grader who lives on a wildlife preserve. When a manatee is reported missing, Mia is determined tosolve the mystery. Each day, we will enjoy a short afternoon swim in the LHPS pool.Teachers: Susan Wilson and Valerie McGowan2AB (S1523103): June 15th –19th 9:00–3:30 $3606AB (S1563103): July 13th–17th 9:00–3:30 $360Summer Spectacular 2015 | 7

Fourth Grade (entering 4th grade)Build confidence by practicing important time management tips, organization skills, and test-taking strategies. Expectations forspecific content areas are shared and effective study tips for success are demonstrated. Students explore math through the use ofgames and technology and discuss summer reading requirements. Creative writing talents are fine-tuned as students practice thewriting process used by great writers and authors. We’ll enjoy a refreshing swim in the LHPS pool each day!Teacher: Beth Van Der Ploeg2AB (S1523104): June 15th –19th 9:00–3:30 $3606AB (S1563104): July 13th–17th 9:00–3:30 $360Fifth Grade (entering 5th grade)Prepare for your Fifth Grade year by learning and practicing important time management tips, organization skills, study tips, andtest-taking strategies. Explore math through the use of games and technology. Discuss summer reading. Strengthen non-fictionreading skills, use of Thinking Maps, and creative writing skills with individual and small group attention. We’ll also swim in theLHPS pool each day!Teacher: Kristi Boyd2AB (S1523105): June 15th –19th 9:00–3:30 $3606AB (S1563105): July 13th–17th 9:00–3:30 $360Sixth Grade (entering 6th grade)Enjoy your first week as a Sixth Grader in the Guernsey Building’s Sixth Grade Center during one of these fun and interactiveweeks. You will gain a head start by learning important aspects of the curriculum, strategies for success, and the use of technologyin our very own computer lab. We introduce life in sixth grade with exciting challenges, activities, and team-building games. Theweek is academic in that expectations for specific content areas are shared, effective study tips for success are demonstrated, andsummer reading is discussed. We will also enjoy a short afternoon swim in the LHPS pool each day. Whether returning or new, thisis a great opportunity to prepare for Sixth Grade at LHPS!Teachers: Bill Fiordalis and Lauren Headley2AB (S1523106): June 15th –19th 9:00–3:30 $3606AB (S1563106): July 13th–17th 9:00–3:30 $360Summer Spectacular 2015 | 8

AcademicsDesigned to further develop academic performance and critical thinking skills, these classes actively engage students in theconstruction of conceptual understanding. Newly acquired knowledge and refinement of skills transfer into the content areasand create opportunities for greater success.Math Skills and Understandings (entering 3rd–6th grade)Fine-tune math skills and learn new strategies for solving real-world problems. Games, puzzles, and computer activities enhancethe instruction and increased performance. In addition to strengthening computational skills, students will participate in inquirybasedactivities and cooperative problem solving. As students gain a greater understanding of various math concepts, connectionswill be made to other content areas and real-life applications.Teachers: Beth Van Der Ploeg, John Weaver, Lucy Lang, and Angie WohltmanGrade 3: 1A (S1511113): June 8th –12th 9:00–Noon $1705A (S1551113): July 6th–10th 9:00–Noon $170Grade 4: 1A (S1511114): June 8th –12th 9:00–Noon $1705A (S1551114): July 6th–10th 9:00–Noon $170Grade 5: 1A (S1511115): June 8th –12th 9:00–Noon $1705B (S1552115): July 6th–10th 12:30–3:30 $170Grade 6: 1A (S1511116): June 8th –12th 9:00–Noon $1705B (S1552116): July 6th–10th 12:30–3:30 $170The Leading Edge of Math (entering 4th–6th grade)Designed exclusively for Lower School students whose math placement has been raised to the Accelerated or Pre-Algebra Honorslevel, this class will focus on the instruction students will miss due to their rapid advancement in level and content. After the mathplacement committee has made decisions, qualified participants will be notified so that registration can be completed.Teachers: Janice Miller, John Weaver, Lucy Lang, and Angie WohltmanAccelerated MathGrade 4: 1A (S1511124): June 8th –12th 9:00–Noon $170Grade 5: 1A (S1511125): June 8th –12th 9:00–Noon $170Grade 6: 1A (S1511126)): June 8th –12th 9:00–Noon $170Pre-Algebra HonorsGrade 6: 1B (S1512127): June 8th –12th 12:30–3:30 $170Summer Spectacular 2015 | 9

Middle School Math Sense (entering 7th–8th grade)Designed for Middle School students who want to gain a mathematics advantage while expanding their understanding of concepts,this course covers the basics from number sense and operational skills to more complex concepts such as interpretive analysis,deductive logic, and inference skills. Students will receive one-on-one and small group assistance completing topics through anon-line math program. Math activities are incorporated throughout as students receive meta-cognitive learning strategies for prealgebraicand geometric problem solving.Teacher: Chris Elliott1AB (S1513228): June 8th –12th 9:00–3:30 $3402AB (S1523228): June 15th –19th 9:00–3:30 $340Lincoln-Douglas Novice Debate Camp (entering 8th – 9th grade)This class is for students who have joined or are planning to join the Lincoln-Douglas Debate team and are not planning to attenda national debate camp this summer. Intense weeklong instruction will prepare students for immediate competitive success as LDdebate novices in the 2015-2016 Season. Students will be guided through the same process that the Upper School Lincoln-Douglasteam utilizes to prepare for competition. Through the process, they will learn the basic skills of argumentation, how to research,how to construct cases, how to prepare rebuttal arguments, how to make use of cross-examination time, and how to weigh and winarguments. In addition, students will be introduced to some of the main philosophical arguments that are utilized in LD debate.Prior to this week, students will select a camp topic and complete background readings and assignments. They will also set up aDrop Box account and are expected to bring a laptop computer with Microsoft Word capability, pens (both black and red), and atimer or stop watch. Lake Highland has one of the most competitive speech and debate teams in the United States and has boastedone of the top ten LD debate programs for over a decade.Teacher: George Clemens2AB (S1523330): June 15th–19th 9:00–3:30 $3809th Grade Study Skills (entering 9th grade)This course will prepare incoming ninth graders for the academic challenges of Upper School and help ensure a successfultransition. Students will discuss and practice effective note taking skills, organization strategies, test taking strategies, and timemanagement skills. Within a small group setting, students will be mentored in their understanding and application of these skillswhile building independence and self-reliance. An introduction to Upper School expectations and a chance to become familiarwith the Bradshaw campus will prepare students for a smooth transition during the first weeks of 9th grade.Teacher: Ashley Grimaldi6A (S1561332): July 13th-17th 9:00-Noon $1757A (S1571332): July 20th-24th 9:00-Noon $175Summer Spectacular 2015 | 10

Science Exploration (entering 3rd-7th grade)Join Mrs. Wohltman, sixth grade science teacher, for a week of inquiry-based activities. Hands-on experiments, including properlaboratory techniques, collaboration, and creative problem solving will ensure this is a valuable week of chemistry, engineering,and life science explorations.Teacher: Angie Wohltman1B (S1512148): June 8th –12th 12:30–3:30 $190C.I.T.Y. Team (City Investigations by Today’s Youth) (entering 4th - 6th grade)How does our city work? We will explore the heart of Downtown Orlando by visiting the offices of those involved in municipalplanning and operations. How does SunRail, a newspaper, a sports team, or city government work? We will interview andphotograph those responsible for the operations, decisions, and leadership of our city then create a hardbound volume of ourjourneys and memories. A great week awaits the adventurers of the new C.I.T.Y. (City Investigations by Today¹s Youth) Team!Teachers: Craig Keogh and Anne Blackburn1AB (S1513192): June 8th – 12th 9:00-3:30 $3805AB (S1553192): July 6th – 10th 9:00-3:30 $380iCamp Lego® Mindstorms® Beginning/Intermediate Robotics (entering 5th–6th grade)Lego® Mindstorms® develop knowledge and skills to build, design, and create using STEM techniques and strategies in computersimulation. Students are introduced to a variety of programming and simulation challenges intended to heighten robotics skillsand problem solving strategies. One day, we will meet with engineers at LEGOLAND® Florida.Teachers: Brent Pirie and Glynn Dettman5AB (S1553179): July 6th-10th 9:00-3:30 $430iCamp Lego® Mindstorms® Advanced Robotics (entering 6th – 8th grade)Lego® Mindstorms® advanced course builds upon robotic foundational skills to implement high level thinking skills in problemsolving and competitions. This course promotes creativity, problem solving and ingenuity. Students will be introduced to theprogramming tasks and problem-solving skills needed to build and program simulation challenges. One day, we will meet withengineers at LEGOLAND® Florida.Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment with iCamp Lego® Mindstorms® Beginning/Intermediate Robotics, participation in FLL®, (FIRST®LEGO® League,) or teacher/counselor approval with description of coursework taken.Teachers: Brent Pirie and Glynn Dettman6AB (S1563179): July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 $430Summer Spectacular 2015 | 11

Strategy Games (entering 3rd-6th grade)Do you like Chess, Risk, Stratego, Axis and Allies, or Settlers of Catan? This week we will build our mathematical decision makingand problem solving skills with these great board games. Each class has an interactive lesson and lots of fun play!Teacher: JP Gainza1B (S1512147): June 8th –12th 12:30–3:30 $190The Zoology Zone (entering 5th–6th grade)Learn about the Animal Kingdom by exploring the major phyla of invertebrates and classes of vertebrates. We will studyrepresentative animals using preserved specimens, slides, videos, virtual dissections, and real dissections of the earthworm, clam,starfish, and frog. You will also create and use identification keys on the computer for animals, take digital photographs, andcompile a laboratory notebook that will be a great reference for the future. One day will be a trip to Gatorland! We will also visit theLake Highland pool for a swim each day.Teachers: Jill Scott and Craig Keogh3AB (S1533186): June 22nd –26th 9:00–3:30 $4006AB (S1563186): July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 $400Developing Middle/High School Leaders (entering 7th –10th grade)Students will learn about leadership, beginning with themselves, in order to become effective leaders in both their school andcommunity. Using The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens by author Sean Covey, the timeless principles of the 7 Habits will helpstudents deal with the tough issues and life-changing decisions they face. Students will be provided with a step-by-step guide ofhow to improve self-image, build friendships, resist peer pressure, achieve their goals, get along with their parents, and much more.Students will complete self-inventories to discover their own leadership qualities and also write a personal mission statement. Theclass will then use the skills and leadership models they have learned to volunteer at the Orlando Union Rescue Mission. Studentsentering 9th and 10th grade will be allowed to apply the hours spent at OURM toward their high school-required communityservice hours.Teachers: John Weaver and Maria Robelo-Monsalve5AB (S1553229): July 6th–10th 9:00–3:30 $390Summer Spectacular 2015 | 12

Middle School Required and Upper School Credit CoursesWhether seeking non-traditional research-based science opportunities or immersion within writing, the humanities, orcomputer programming, you will find unparalleled classes in Summer Spectacular. Expand your knowledge, complete requiredcourses, and benefit from extra time within your school year schedule to add electives.Please note: Session I credit courses begin on Tuesday, June 9th.Speech (entering 8th grade)Course #1007300Speech, required for eighth grade students, is a semester-long class dedicated to the development of public speaking andpresentation skills. The students will learn about the processes of communication including both verbal and non-verbalcommunication. Informative, persuasive, and argumentative speeches, among others, will give students experience with variousforms of speaking and will hone advanced speaking and delivery skills. Students will also learn strategies for practical, real-worldspeaking scenarios, such as job interviews, banquet speeches, and conversations with adults. The objective of this course is todevelop speaking and delivery skills that students will use in the Upper School, college, and beyond.Session I (S1515207): Tuesday, June 9th–26th 8:00 – 2:00 $810Session II (S1545207): June 29th – July 17th* 8:00 – 2:00 $810*Class will not meet Friday, July 3rdMarine and Coastal Science 0.5 credit (entering 9th grade)Course #2002510Marine and Coastal Science gives students the opportunity to interact with field researchers who will provide instruction andmentor students as they participate in marine investigations. During this three-week course, two weeks will be spent in classroominstruction at LHPS and one week will be dedicated to fieldwork at a research facility. Students will be conducting their ownresearch, collecting data, analyzing lab-based instruction, and participating in ongoing projects at the research facility. Classroomand lab instruction will include topics such as marine ecology, marine wildlife, reef ecosystems, mangrove habitats, oceanography,marine chemistry and marine geology. All students will also be required to participate in various environmental/stewardshipprograms, i.e. wildlife rescues or beach cleanups. At the conclusion of the course, all participants will have completed a thoroughresearch project (individual or team) that can be used at Science Fair and/or Symposiums. Enrollment is limited and students mustpossess adequate snorkeling and swimming abilities.Session I (S1515308): Tuesday, June 9th–26th 8:00 – 12:30 $2350Robotics and Engineering Research and Development 0.5 credit (entering 9th–12th grade)Course #8600650Robotics and Engineering Research and Development provides students with the opportunity to design, build, and createpersonalized projects under the guidance of physics and robotics instructors and professionals currently working in this field. Thecourse is a three week summer session during which students will learn many facets of the design and production process in adynamic, hands-on, collaborative environment. Students will learn basic programming, 3-view design, soldering, and tool safety.Projects may include, but are not limited to, the building of versatile and robust robots designed for more sophisticated tasksthat can climb or solve a problem, remote control boats, cars, airplanes, trebuchets, and bridges. This course promotes creativity,problem solving, collaboration, and ingenuity. At the conclusion of the course, all participants will have completed a requiredrobotics or engineering project (individual or team) that can be used at Science Fair and/or Symposiums.Session I (S1515309): Tuesday, June 9th–26th 8:00 – 2:00 $1500Summer Spectacular 2015 | 13

Medicine and Biotechnology Research 0.5 credit (entering 9th grade)Course #3027010This course provides students with the opportunity to learn about techniques used in modern biomedical, biotechnologicaland microbial research. Students will learn fundamental information in biochemistry, molecular genetics and microbiology.Instruction will emphasize laboratory techniques such PCR, gel electrophoresis, DNA sequencing and microbiological techniquessuch as microscopy, staining preparation and sterile technique. Students will learn how these tools and techniques can be appliedto modern medical, environmental, and biological research questions. Students will have the opportunity to design independentresearch projects under the guidance of qualified instructors. Project topics may include topics such as hematology counttechnique comparisons, screening agricultural produce for genetic modification, using biotechnological tools to look for bacterialcontaminants in lakes and streams, evaluating bacteria for genetic resistance, and much, much more! At the conclusion of thecourse, all participants will have completed a thorough research project (individual or team) which can be used at Science Fair and/or Symposiums.Session I (S1515320): Tuesday, June 9th–26th 8:00 – 2:00 $1200Speech 0.5 credit (entering 9th–12th grade)Course #1007300Speech is a semester-long class dedicated to the development of public speaking and presentation skills. The students will learnabout the processes of communication including both verbal and non-verbal communication. Informative, persuasive, andargumentative speeches, among others, will give students experience with various forms of speaking and will hone advancedspeaking and delivery skills. Students will also learn strategies for practical, real-world speaking scenarios, such as job interviews,banquet speeches, and conversations with adults. The objective of this course is to develop speaking and delivery skills thatstudents will use throughout Upper School, college, and beyond.Session I (S1515307): Tuesday, June 9th–26th 8:00 – 2:00 $810Personal Fitness 0.5 credit (entering 9th–12th grade)Course #1501300This course will provide students with the opportunities to develop an individual optimum level of fitness. The content will includephysical fitness concepts, the significance of lifestyle in one’s health and fitness, assessment of the health-related components ofphysical fitness, health problems associated with inadequate fitness levels, stress management, sound nutritional practice, andconsumer issues related to physical fitness. The students will swim, run, lift weights, and complete class work daily, so severalchanges of clothing, running shoes, swimsuit, and pen and paper are required. Course fee includes text and trip costs.Session I (S1525319): June 15th–26th 7:30 – 3:30 $750Session II (S1545319): June 29th – July 10th* 7:00 – 3:30 $750*Class will not meet Friday, July 3rd.Summer Spectacular 2015 | 14

Cultural History of Sports 0.5 credit (entering 9th – 12th grade)Course #0000110This course is designed for students to explore the origins of sports in ancient society, its emergence during Greek and Romancivilizations, and its present-day role in shaping and defining cultures throughout history. Students will examine competition fromaround the world while surveying the influence of race, gender, ethnicity, age, and class. Emphasis will be placed on the political,economic, and technological factors that transformed not only sports participation but how societal views have changed over time.Students’ critical thinking and research skills will be challenged by completing a variety of assignments including essays, debatearguments, and theme projects that answer essential questions within the scope of the curriculum.Session II (S1545320): June 29th – July 17th* 8:00 – 2:00 $850*Class will not meet Friday, July 3rd.Introduction to Computer Programming Online 0.5 credit (entering 9th–12th grade)Course #0201300This course provides the student with instruction in structured programming methodology using Visual Basic.NET. Specialemphasis is placed on programming logic. This is an online class and students will submit assignments via Moodle, which isan electronic course-management system. Successful completion of this course will meet the Upper School Computer Sciencerequirement.Prerequisite: Course recommendation from current math teacher required. Students enrolling in this course should be capable ofindependent work, consistent in meeting deadlines, and have reliable access to the Internet.All students enrolling in this course must, along with their parents, agree to the following statement, which is located in the onlineregistration: I understand that all assignments must be submitted electronically by the dates due and that the on campus test must betaken on one of the scheduled dates. All materials and hard copy projects must be turned in on the test day. I will have Internet accessfor the duration of the course. I understand that I will be dropped from the course if I miss more than two assignment deadlines.Session I/II (S1516621): Wednesday, June 10th – July 17th $1040Advanced Composition 0.5 credit (entering 10th–12th grade)Course #1009300This composition course is a one-semester, writing-intensive course that aims to increase a student’s ability to develop ideas andexpress them effectively. Students compose clear, concise, expository essays using various modes such as description, illustration,definition, process analysis, comparison and contrast, and argument. To achieve this goal, students engage in frequent in-classwriting assignments and participate in regular teacher-facilitated peer-editing workshops. Students refine mechanics, usage, syntax,and style. In addition, students sharpen their understanding of documentation styles with a focus on MLA. The course fee includestexts.Session I (S1515311): Tuesday, June 9th–26th 8:00 – 2:00 $900Session II (S1545311): June 29th – July 17th* 8:00 – 2:00 $900*Class will not meet Friday, July 3rdSummer Spectacular 2015 | 15

Advanced Composition Online 0.5 credit (entering 10th–12th grade)Course #1009300Are you an independent learner? Can you successfully meet deadlines? Do you enjoy working at the computer? If you answered inthe affirmative, then the LHPS online composition course could be a good choice for you. While the “live” classes should be yourfirst choice, if your schedule does not permit attendance at these sessions, the online option might be your answer! This courseofficially begins June 9th, but you are welcome to begin as soon as exams end. The close of the course is Thursday, July 2nd.Here’s how it works: Once accepted into this course, you will have a preliminary meeting with your mentor teacher for anoverview of the class and to receive class materials. At the end of the class, you are required to take the final exam on campus. Allassignments must be submitted according to the agreed-upon course timetable or your enrollment will be dropped. Part of thecurriculum for this course includes learning to meet deadlines! All work must be finished by the end of the course, July 2nd.Prerequisite: Students enrolling in this course should be capable of independent work, consistent in meeting deadlines, and havereliable access to the Internet.All students enrolling in Online Advanced Composition must, along with their parents, agree to the following statement, whichis located in the online registration: I understand that all assignments must be submitted electronically by the dates due and that theon campus test must be taken on one of the scheduled dates. All materials and hard copy projects must be turned in on the test day.I will have Internet access for the duration of the course. I understand that I will be dropped from the course if I miss more than twoassignment deadlines.Session I/II (S1516611): Tuesday, June 9th– Thursday, July 2nd $975Humanities 0.5 credit (entering 11th–12th grade)Course #0900310Humanities is a survey class that will guide you through art, philosophy, religion, and culture of man from the prehistoric era to theRenaissance. The class is a hands-on experience and the students will engage in a variety of field trips to enhance the experience.Session I (S1515312): Tuesday, June 9th–26th 8:00 – 2:00 $900East Asian Studies Honors 0.5 credit (entering 11th–12th grade)Course #2109345This course highlights the geography and regional differences of China, Japan, and Korea, including their philosophicaland political systems, and East Asia’s role in the world today. Students will examine the history of East Asia and how the pastis influencing the present. Emphasis will be placed on arts, religion, politics and economy. Research and writing are integralrequirements of this class, providing students the opportunity to explore chosen topics in depth. At least one field experiencehighlighting the course content will enrich understanding.Session I (S1515317): Tuesday, June 9th – 26th 8:00 – 2:00 $885Summer Spectacular 2015 | 16

Sports Psychology 0.5 credit (entering 11th – 12th grade)Course #000109Through the study of sport psychology, students will acquire an understanding of and appreciation for the mental componentof athletics and other everyday challenges. They will better understand their own personality, motives, how to thrive in ateam atmosphere, and how to improve their performance through arousal regulation, mental imagery, positive self-talk, andpsychological skills training. While sports will be a medium for dissemination, this course can improve performance in academicsand the arts as well.Session I (S1515322): Tuesday, June 9th – June 26th 8:00 – 2:00 $940Personal Finance Skills for the Game of Life Online 0.5 credit (entering 11th–12th grade)Course #2102355Are you ready for the game of life? What’s the ROI on your future degree? Are all credit cards considered equal? Should youchoose a 401k or a 403b retirement account? Prepare for these important decisions and more in this personal finance course thatwill walk you through the various aspects of your life and the important choices you will have to make along the way. We willcover concepts including budgeting, paying taxes, saving for retirement, acquiring loans, credit scores, and more. The course is sixweeks in duration, with deadlines occurring every two weeks. Optional class field trips will be scheduled to give students real lifeexperiences with important financial decisions.All students enrolling in Personal Finance Skills for the Game of Life must, along with their parents, agree to the followingstatement, which is located in the online registration: I understand that all assignments, materials, and hard copy projects mustbe submitted by the dates due. I will have Internet access for the duration of the course. I understand that I will be dropped from thecourse if I miss more than two assignment deadlines.Session I/II (S1516618): Wednesday, June 10th – July 17th $885Summer Spectacular 2015 | 17

Spanish ImmersionLake Highland’s 2015 Spanish Immersion opportunities are designed to advance a student’s second language comprehensionand fluency. Studies reveal that immersion in a second language changes brain processing patterns and strengthens criticalthinking abilities. In today’s connected global culture and economy, students find being proficient in a second language anadvantage when travelling, studying abroad in college, or embarking on global careers. This summer’s language immersionofferings are the beginning of a growing Summer World Language Immersion Program with plans for additional languagesbeing added each summer!Spanish Immersion (entering 7th-12th grade)Travel the Spanish-speaking world without leaving Orlando! Come join us for a weeklong linguistic and cultural immersion inSpanish that will take you beyond the walls of Lake Highland. With the goal of speaking only Spanish throughout the week, wewill learn about art, film, travel experiences, cuisine, and market shopping, as well as explore Mexico’s pavilion at Epcot Centerand more. Each topic discussed will be centered on a mock trip to different Spanish-speaking countries. No need to bring yourpassports, just your passion for Spanish! Olé!Teachers: María Robelo-Monsalve and Rafael Cruz1AB (S1513393): June 8th –12th 9:00–3:30 $450Teachers: Alicia Queiruga-Sanchez and Clara Velasquez5AB (S1553393): July 6th –10th 9:00–3:30 $450Summer Spectacular 2015 | 18

Enrichment Courses: Lower, Middle and Upper SchoolEnriching opportunities for students of all ages are offered during Summer Spectacular. Courses include academic contentareas as well as the fine arts, community service, culinary arts, and robotics. Join your friends for week-long classes designed toenrich your knowledge in the areas of your interests.9th Grade Study Skills (entering 9th grade)This course will prepare incoming ninth graders for the academic challenges of Upper School and will help ensure a successfultransition. Students will discuss and practice effective note taking skills, organization strategies, test taking strategies, and timemanagement skills. Within a small group setting, students will be mentored in their understanding and application of these skillswhile building independence and self-reliance. An introduction to Upper School expectations and a chance to become familiarwith the Bradshaw campus will prepare students for a smooth transition during the first weeks of 9th grade.Teacher: Ashley Grimaldi6A (S1561332): July 13th-17th 9:00-Noon $1757A (S1571332): July 20th-24th 9:00-Noon $175Ahoy Mateys! (entering Kindergarten-2nd grade)Yo, Ho! Let’s Go! It’s the pirates’ life for us! We’ll read about pirates, hunt for buried treasure and make lots of pirate crafts. Divefor treasure while swimming in Lake Highland’s “clear, blue sea.” We’ll even make model pirate ships to sail. Shiver me timbers!Teachers: Dorothy Boone and Cathie Bloebaum3A (S1531157): June 22nd –26th 9:00–Noon $1907A (S1571157): July 20th –24th 9:00–Noon $190All American Girl (entering 2nd–5th grade)All American Girl will be a fun-filled week of American Girl® stories, crafts, and play. Using a story from the American Girl® series,we will learn about friendship and history. We will learn about event planning as we prepare for a special party Thursday andpajama party Friday. We will also swim in the LHP pool several afternoons.Teacher: Stephanie Bingle2AB (S1523177): June 15th–19th 9:00–3:30 $390Babysitting (entering 5th –9th grade)Qualities, expectations, and responsibilities of an excellent babysitter will be the focus as students are trained in the basics ofchildcare, first aid, and how to handle emergency situations. This class is a must for anyone who is ready to become an expertbabysitter! In order to provide adequate instructional time for CPR, the Thursday classes will end at 5:00. The fee includes thecost of the CPR class and certification by the American Red Cross.Teacher: Kristina Herrick3B (S1532333): June 22nd–26th 12:30–3:30 $190Summer Spectacular 2015 | 19

Beat the Heat (entering 1st-6th grade)Get those swimsuits ready and lose the excuse that it’s “too hot outside.” Beat the Heat camp will provide numerous water activitiesthroughout each day. From swimming and diving at LHP’s Aquatic facility to games involving sprinklers, Slip ‘n Slides, and waterballoons, each day is sure to make a big splash with your child. We’ll even venture out to various splash pads around town with a stopor two at Jeremiah’s Italian Ice. All campers must be able to swim independently in at least four feet of water to attend this camp.Teacher: Dave Erickson5AB (S1553194): July 6th –10th 9:00–3:30 $300Cake, Cupcake, and Cookie Decorating (entering 6th–9th grade)Cakes, cupcakes, and cookies! What more could you ask for? We will spend the week baking our own cakes, cookies, and cupcakesand then learn fun and exciting ways to decorate them. We will get our hands covered in frosting and fondant and make suchbeautiful pastries that we may not want to eat them. Bring your creative minds and be ready for fun!Teacher: Amanda Flader2AB (S1523237): June 15th–19th 9:00–3:30 $4205AB (S1553237): July 6th-10th 9:00-3:30 $420Calling All Mermaids (entering 1st-3rd grade)Splash on in and join us for a week of learning many fun facts about mermaids. We will read mermaid books, make lots of fun,crafty mermaid projects, and decorate mermaid cookies! Swim in the LHPS Ocean (pool) and dive for pearls! We will even createa mermaid costume!Teachers: Dorothy Boone and Cathie Bloebaum3B (S1532159): June 22nd –26th 12:30–3:30 $1907B (S1572159): July 20th –24th 12:30–3:30 $190C.I.T.Y. Team (City Investigations by Today’s Youth) (entering 4th - 6th grade)How does our city work? We will explore the heart of Downtown Orlando by visiting the offices of those involved in municipalplanning and operations. How does SunRail, a newspaper, a sports team, or city government work? We will interview andphotograph those responsible for the operations, decisions, and leadership of our city then create a hardbound volume of ourjourneys and memories. A great week awaits the adventurers of the new C.I.T.Y. (City Investigations by Today¹s Youth) Team!Teachers: Craig Keogh and Anne Blackburn1AB (S1513192): June 8th – 12th 9:00-3:30 $3805AB (S1553192): July 6th – 10th 9:00-3:30 $380Summer Spectacular 2015 | 20

A Collection of Games (entering 1st–6th grade)It’s time for a mental workout and games of strategy are a fun and effective way to increase one’s critical thinking ability. Traditionalas well as contemporary card and board games have been carefully selected to ensure quality learning opportunities and enjoyment.Students will be grouped according to grade level and interest.Teacher: Penny Nelson5B (S1552195): July 6th-10th 12:30-3:30 $180Confectioners’ Corner (entering 1st –4th grade)Creative cookie, cupcakes, and cake decorating — what fun! We’ll design and make tasty treats to enjoy today and re-create in thefuture. Learn design tips used by the professionals and we will end our week with a fieldtrip to a bakery!Teacher: Jill Roca3A (S1531180): June 22nd–26th 9:00–Noon $2253B (S1532180): June 22nd- 26th 12:30-3:30 $225Developing Middle/High School Leaders (entering 7th –10th grade)Students will learn about leadership, beginning with themselves, in order to become effective leaders in both their school andcommunity. Using The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens by author Sean Covey, the timeless principles of the 7 Habits will helpstudents deal with the tough issues and life-changing decisions they face. Students will be provided with a step-by-step guide ofhow to improve self-image, build friendships, resist peer pressure, achieve their goals, get along with their parents, and much more.Students will complete self-inventories to discover their own leadership qualities and also write a personal mission statement. Theclass will then use the skills and leadership models they have learned to volunteer at the Orlando Union Rescue Mission. Studentsentering 9th and 10th grade will be allowed to apply the hours spent at OURM toward their high school-required communityservice hours.Teachers: John Weaver and Maria Robelo-Monsalve5AB (S1553229): July 6th–10th 9:00–3:30 $390The Enchanted Fairy World (entering Kindergarten-3rd grade)Enter the magical world of fairies this summer! Transform yourself into an enchanted fairy for a week. Make a little fairy house,bottle up your own pixie dust, create a tiny fairy garden, and make your own fairy food. By the end of this week, you will sprouthonorary fairy wings! We will spend our time reading and learning all about fairies. We will also swim in the LHPS pool each day.On the last enchanted day you will be sprinkled with fairy dust and will magically turn into a fairy from your toes to your nose!Teachers: Holly Comer and Karen Tisdale3AB (S1533182): June 22nd – 26th 9:00-3:30 $390Summer Spectacular 2015 | 21

Expressive Drawing and Painting Techniques (entering 1st–2nd grade)Interested in drawing and painting and want to learn how to use the materials in exciting new ways? This class will teachstudents how to take their art beyond basic line drawing and express themselves with visually striking images. Students will covertechniques in pencil, charcoal, watercolors, and acrylics. Students will advance their skills of observation and will cover conceptssuch as form, value, light and shadow, color, and proportions—and how to utilize these concepts to convey their personal vision.Each day we will go for a refreshing, short swim in the LHPS pool.Teacher: Pamela Greening3AB (S1533183): June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 $390Field Trips, Fun, and Fitness (entering 3rd–6th grade)Do you want to have a healthy lifestyle? Start your day with exercise and a vigorous one-mile hike around Lake Highland followedby a tasty, healthy snack! We will discuss wise food choices, proper exercise, and sound recreational activities. Additional afternoontrips and activities include Wonder Works, Monkey Joes, ice-skating at RDV, bowling at Colonial Lanes, putt-putt golf, andswimming at the LHPS pool! Don’t you feel better already?*This course is structured so that you can attend all day or attend only the afternoon field trips.Teachers: Sandy Franz and Susan Dennis2AB (S1523138): June 15th–19th 9:00–3:30 $425*2B (S1522138): June 15th-19th 12:30-3:30 $2753AB (S1533138): June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 $425*3B (S1532138): June 22nd-26th 12:30-3:30 $275Fishing (entering 2nd-9th grade)It has been said that a bad day of fishing beats a good day at work! Learn to bait a hook and cast a line in our very own LakeHighland. Be sure to wear a hat and sunscreen each day. All equipment is provided, but if you have that lucky pole or gear, feelfree to bring it with you!Teacher: JP Gainza1A (S1511134): June 8th –12th 9:00–Noon $180Fitness Conditioning (entering 3rd – 12th grade)This class will incorporate strength, endurance, and fun while experiencing various sports and conditioning. Students will gainknowledge in nutrition, cross-training, and interval training from a certified personal trainer. We will utilize the LHP pool and takefield trips to Aloma Bowl and Orlando Power Yoga.Teacher: Angie WohltmanGrades 3-6: 2A (S1521439): June 15th-19th 9:00–Noon $190Grades 6-12: 2B (S1522439): June 15th-19th 12:30–3:30 $190Summer Spectacular 2015 | 22

Floor Hockey (entering 3rd-7th grade)One of your favorite PE activities is now a summer camp! Catch hockey fever as the Stanley Cup play-offs will be in full swing.You will learn hockey fundamentals such as stick handling, passing, shooting, goalie play, offensive/defensive strategy along withcompetitive games every day. We will also be making our way to the RDV Ice Den to try ice skating! This is a great way to beat thesummer heat.Teacher: Dave Erickson6AB (S1563481): July 13th –17th 9:00–3:30 $300Fun for Body and Soul (entering Kindergarten–2nd grade)But the Fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Join your friendsfor days filled with activities that are fun, yet healthful, for your body and soul. You will create healthy snacks, participate inbeneficial physical activities such as swimming, bike riding, and yoga, as well as enjoy wholesome stories and movies. How manyways can you model the Fruit of the Spirit throughout your day?Teacher: Betsy Eveland2AB (S1523141): June 15th–19th 9:00–3:30 $3803AB (S1533141): June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 $380Game On! (entering 4th - 6th grade)This camp will focus on the impact that sports have made over the years. Students will learn the history and rules of differentsports before participating in games. After learning and playing, students will cool off with a dip in the LHP pool and settle in for asports-themed movie, snack and discussion. This is a great opportunity for a fun, educational and recreational week!Teachers: Chris Logan and Drew Shaner5AB (S1553190): July 6th – 10th 9:00-3:30 $3506AB (S1563190): July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 $350The Geography of Sports (entering 3rd-8th grade)This fun week will combine daily sport related workouts and games with lessons, map skills, and fun contests in geographyand more! Plans will include instruction about the United States of America, state capitals, European countries or WorldGeography. The program will help students master interesting and exciting lessons in geography, history, current events and math.Connections will be made through college football, NFL Football, World Cup Soccer, and the Olympics.Teacher: JP Gainza7B (S1572191): July 20th –24th 12:30–3:30 $180Summer Spectacular 2015 | 23

Handmade Dolls (entering 2nd –5th grade)Join your friends for a fun-filled week making and personalizing your very own doll. During the class you will learn how tomeasure and cut the doll shape out of fabric, sew the doll, fill it to give her body shape, and paint a face on the doll. Each of thedolls will have a set of clothes, also created in the classroom. On the last day we will have a tea (juice) party with cookies, where theguests of honor will be our new best friends, handmade dolls.Teacher: Belem Shimp2B (S1522142): June 15th–19th 12:30–3:30 $200Heart of a Servant (entering 3rd –6th grade)“Work for a cause, NOT for applause. Live life to express, NOT to impress. Don’t strive to make your presence noticed, just make yourabsence felt.” – UnknownJoin your friends for a fun-filled week of serving our local community. We’ve partnered with neighbors in Orlando who need ourhelp! We will visit Harvest Food Outreach to sort food donations, package hygiene kits at Clean the World, play and read withchildren at Harbor House, organize play rooms and games at Summit Church, and throw a Sprinkler Party for children at Coalitionfor the Homeless! When we get back from working, we will eat lunch together and enter our experiences into our personaljournals. We will then have some fun with our friends and splash in the LHP pool before going home! Grab some friends, roll upyour sleeves, and come join us in having a positive presence in our community.Teachers: Betsy Vallery and Anne Blackburn3AB (S1533143): June 22nd–26th 9:00–3:30 $380iCamp Lego® Mindstorms® Beginning/Intermediate Robotics (entering 5th–6th grade)Lego® Mindstorms® develop knowledge and skills to build, design, and create using STEM techniques and strategies in computersimulation. Students are introduced to a variety of programming and simulation challenges intended to heighten robotics skillsand problem solving strategies. One day, we will meet with engineers at LEGOLAND® Florida.Teachers: Brent Pirie and Glynn Dettman5AB (S1553179): July 6th-10th 9:00-3:30 $430iCamp Lego® Mindstorms® Advanced Robotics (entering 6th – 8th grade)Lego® Mindstorms® advanced course builds upon robotic foundational skills to implement high level thinking skills in problemsolving and competitions. This course promotes creativity, problem solving, and ingenuity. Students will be introduced to theprogramming tasks and problem-solving skills needed to build and program simulation challenges. One day, we will meet withengineers at LEGOLAND® Florida.Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment with iCamp Lego® Mindstorms® Beginning/Intermediate Robotics, participation in FLL®, (FIRST®LEGO® League,) or teacher/counselor approval with description of coursework taken.Teachers: Brent Pirie and Glynn Dettman6AB (S1563179): July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 $430Summer Spectacular 2015 | 24

iCamp Movie Institute (entering 5th–6th grade)Digital filmmakers, journey to join the elite as you learn the art of cinematic storytelling in this fantastic creative movie class.Students shoot and edit their own films that include a mix of storyboarding, production, audio creation, lighting, and editing.Produce remote and studio production, stop frame, green screen, and special effects. During the week, we will travel to the set of alocal production studio and Disney Hollywood Studios.Teachers: Brent Pirie and Joseph Kostura3AB (S1533179): June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 $440Jewelry Making (entering 1st –3rd grade)Share the art of jewelry making in a fun, engaging and age appropriate way. In our beading class, we will learn the basics of beadingand make a necklace, earrings, and bracelet of your own design! We will supply the class with everything needed including beadingwire, a clasp, an assortment of colored and gemstone beads, and pewter charms.Teacher: Belem Shimp3B (S1532187): June 22nd–26th 12:30–3:30 $195Kids Taking Over the Kitchen (entering 1st-3rd grade)Join Mrs. Roderick and her sister, Chef Kim Swierczek, from the Ocean Reef restaurant for a cooking class based on the foodpyramid. This class will focus upon food groups and creativity while preparing kid friendly recipes. We will bring new knowledgeand ideas into planning a lifelong, healthy lifestyle. Crafts, swimming, games and literature will be woven into each day!Teachers: Denise Roderick and Kim Swierczek2AB (S1523144): June 15th–19th 9:00–3:30 $400Kids’ Night Out (entering Pre-Kindergarten –6th grade)Take the worry out of finding a babysitter as your children join their friends for an evening at Lake Highland. There will be plentyof fun activities including games, arts and crafts, and cupcake decorating. We will enjoy popcorn, pizza and a different movie eachFriday.Teacher: Belem Shimp1C (S1512145): June 12th 6:00-10:00 $552C (S1522145): June 19th 6:00-10:00 $553C (S1532145): June 26th 6:00-10:00 $555C (S1552145): July 10th 6:00-10:00 $556C (S1562145): July 17th 6:00-10:00 $55Summer Spectacular 2015 | 25

The Land of Fossils and Dinosaurs (entering 1st–3rd grade)Delve into the world of dinosaurs and explore prehistoric times. How big were the dinosaurs? Can you imagine having one as apet? Stories, games, and exciting activities will uncover a massive amount of fun information. We will even visit the T-Rex Café forsome prehistoric food and fun! We will also visit the Lake Highland pool for a swim each day.Teachers: Christina Sahr and Mary Scott2AB (S1523158): June 15th –19th 9:00–3:30 $390Lincoln-Douglas Novice Debate Camp (entering 8th – 9th grade)This class is for students who have joined or are planning to join the Lincoln-Douglas Debate team and are not planning to attenda national debate camp this summer. Intense weeklong instruction will prepare students for immediate competitive success as LDdebate novices in the 2015-2016 Season. Students will be guided through the same process that the Upper School Lincoln-Douglasteam utilizes to prepare for competition. Through the process, they will learn the basic skills of argumentation, how to research,how to construct cases, how to prepare rebuttal arguments, how to make use of cross-examination time, and how to weigh and winarguments. In addition, students will be introduced to some of the main philosophical arguments that are utilized in LD debate.Prior to this week, students will select a camp topic and complete background readings and assignments. They will also set up aDrop Box account and are expected to bring a laptop computer with Microsoft Word capability, pens (both black and red), and atimer or stop watch. Lake Highland has one of the most competitive speech and debate teams in the United States and has boastedone of the top ten LD debate programs for over a decade.Teacher: George Clemens2AB (S1523330): June 15th–19th 9:00–3:30 $380Lions, Tigers, and Bears! Oh, My! (entering 1st-2nd grade)Join us on an expedition as we explore zoo life. What is the job of a zookeeper? What types of animals and habitats are found atthe zoo? Do giraffes really sleep standing up? Literature, themed activities, art, and songs will help us with our exploration. Oneday we will take a trip to the Brevard County Zoo! We will also visit the Lake Highland pool for a swim each day.Teachers: Shannon White and Leslie Cherry2AB (S1523146): June 15th –19th 9:00–3:30 $375Paper Marbling Workshop (entering 7th – 12th grade)Students will learn about the ancient art of paper marbling and how to create beautiful pictures by printing off of water. Each daywill consist of a brief lecture and then a workshop session. Topics include European marbling, Turkish ebru, and Suminagashitechniques. All materials are included in the fee.Teacher: Shannon McCalley6AB (S1563331): July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 $390Summer Spectacular 2015 | 26

Play All Day (entering 1st-6th grade)Parents, remember summers growing up, going outside and just playing all day? No video games, headphones, computers or cellphones. At Play All Day camp, your child will be introduced to various sports, games, and activities. Learn skills, fundamentals,and “creative play” games and activities that you can take back to your neighborhood and play outside with your friends. We willalso spend an afternoon at Galaxy Fun Orlando, Orlando’s largest indoor playground.Teacher: Dave Erickson7AB (S1573496): July 20th –24th 9:00–3:30 $300Real Life Superheroes (entering 3rd-6th grade)Sound the alarms! This week guarantees adventure and excitement as we learn about Super Heroes both real and imaginary. Learnabout the men and women whose job it is to protect our community with guest speakers from local fire departments and policestations. Discuss, create, and celebrate imaginary super heroes from Batman to Marvel Super Heroes, Spiderman, Ninja Turtles,Power Rangers and more. We will visit the LHPS pool for a quick swim several afternoons and end the week with a visit to SuperHero Island at Universal’s Islands of Adventure!Teacher: JP Gainza6AB (S1563188): July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 $450Science Exploration (entering 3rd-7th grade)Join Mrs. Wohltman, sixth grade science teacher, for a week of inquiry-based activities. Hands-on experiments, including properlaboratory techniques, collaboration and creative problem solving will ensure this is a valuable week of chemistry, engineering, andlife science explorationsTeacher: Angie Wohltman1B (S1512148): June 8th –12th 12:30–3:30 $190Sewing and Scrapbooking (entering 5th –8th grade)Stop wrestling with your creative ideas and start sewing and scrapbooking! Be a cut-up and stay in stitches as you scrapbook andoperate a sewing machine to create fashions, decor, crafts, and other creative endeavors. Complete an in-class project to enjoy athome and, by the end of the week, you will have the knowledge of how to crop pictures, create appealing page layouts, and sewsimple fashions and gifts! We will swim in the Lake Highland pool each day.Teacher: Becky Bonds3AB (S1533184): June 22nd–26th 9:00–3:30 $450Summer Spectacular 2015 | 27

Sing Me a Story; Read Me a Song (entering Kindergarten–1st grade)Emergent and early readers will sing, read, write, draw, and move as they learn essential sight words, phonics, and, mostimportantly, the joy of literacy! The confidence of our youngest readers will grow by connecting their knowledge of familiar songsto children’s books that include the lyrics to these songs.Teacher: Pam Greening1AB (S1513197): June 8th –12th 9:00–3:30 $350Strategy Games (entering 3rd-6th grade)Do you like Chess, Risk, Stratego, Axis and Allies, or Settlers of Catan? This week we will build our mathematical decision makingand problem solving skills with these great board games. Each class has an interactive lesson and lots of fun play!Teacher: JP Gainza1B (S1512147): June 8th –12th 12:30–3:30 $190Top Chefs (entering 7th –9th grade)Learn to prepare food for every meal of the day and create wonderful appetizers and desserts. We will cook some of the classicmeals that everyone loves and create new dishes that you may have never tried. The meals will be fun and easy enough for you toprepare at home for the whole family. Of course everything we create will be taste tested for satisfaction!Teacher: Amanda Flader1AB (S1513236): June 8th –12th 9:00–3:30 $4303AB (S1533236): June 22nd –26th 9:00–3:30 $430Under the Sea (entering 1st–3rd grade)Navigate through the endless wonders of our vast underwater world! Themed activities, literature, games, art, and music will bringnew knowledge and ideas to the surface! We will visit Sea World Thursday and marvel at the wonders of the sea. Our class willswim daily and attend computer classes. You don’t want to miss this “Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea!”Teacher: Denise Roderick3AB (S1533189): June 22nd –26th 9:00–3:30 $3906AB (S1563189): July 13th –17th 9:00–3:30 $390Summer Spectacular 2015 | 28

We Heart Art (entering 1st–2nd grade)Explore the world of art in this fun and creative class designed for curious children. Students are encouraged to express themselveswith a variety of projects and techniques including watercolor, tempera color-wheels, mixed media works, wire sculptures andmuch more! Students are encouraged to explore their creativity and experimentation through projects and skill building.Teacher: Pamela Greening2AB (S1523149): June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 $390Welcome to Storyland (entering Pre-Kindergarten-Kindergarten)Calling all story lovers! Join us as we delve into the world of “Storyland.” Each day we will immerse ourselves in stories by abeloved children’s author. Through art, drama, and drawing we will not only learn more about our favorite authors and theircharacters, but grow our love of reading!Teachers: Shannon White and Leslie Cherry3A (S1531185): June 22nd –26th 9:00–Noon $1903B (S1532185): June 22nd – 26th 12:30-3:30 $190The World of Harry Potter (entering 3rd–8th grade)A magical weeklong event is planned! For five fun “Muggle-free” days, you will learn “The Hogwarts Way,” wand making, potions,and care of magical creatures. Enjoy Quidditch Matches, Defense against the Dark Arts, Charms, and many hands-on Harry Potteractivities! Lessons will be derived from all of the books. A trip to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter is planned for one day. Wewill visit the LHPS pool for a quick swim several afternoons. Even if you have not read Harry Potter, you are welcome to join!Teacher: JP Gainza5AB (S1553123): July 6th –10th 9:00–3:30 $450You Can Be an Author (entering 2nd –5th grade)Do you like to write stories? If you have ever dreamed of being an author and creating your own book, then this is the class foryou. During this fun-filled week of creating, designing, illustrating, and publishing your own hardcover book, we will visit Barnes& Noble and the Orlando Public Library to look at the different ways authors write. When your creative story is complete, it willbe published and you will have your own book to take home. A second copy of the book will become part of the LHPS LowerSchool Library book collection! Hundreds of children will read and enjoy your creation for years to come. We will also swim everyafternoon to relax and cool off after working so hard on our books.Teachers: Holly Comer and Karen Tisdale1AB (S1513198): June 8th –12th 9:00–3:30 $4002AB (S1523198): June 15th–19th 9:00–3:30 $400Summer Spectacular 2015 | 29

The Zoology Zone (entering 5th–6th grade)Learn about the Animal Kingdom by exploring the major phyla of invertebrates and classes of vertebrates. We will studyrepresentative animals using preserved specimens, slides, videos, virtual dissections, and real dissections of the earthworm, clam,starfish, and frog. You will also create and use identification keys on the computer for animals, take digital photographs, andcompile a laboratory notebook that will be a great reference for the future. One day will be a trip to Gatorland! We will also visit theLake Highland pool for a swim each day.Teachers: Jill Scott and Craig Keogh3AB (S1533186): June 22nd –26th 9:00–3:30 $4006AB (S1563186): July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 $400Summer Spectacular 2015 | 30

Highland Summer Experience 2015! (entering 3rd-6th grade)Join your friends for two weeks of summer fun. Each weekday will include four 90-minute blocks. Choose from favoritesummer courses and new activities designed exclusively for the Highland Summer Experience. This is a great opportunity toexperience a vast array of fun, exciting, educational, artistic, physical, musical, and mental adventures! Get a jump on requiredsummer reading and math, play games in large groups, design contraptions, or challenge your chess skills. There are so manyopportunities to enrich your summer days! Lunch in the Tartan Café and extended care are included in the cost.2/3AB (S1523199): June 15th –26th 9:00–3:30 $825Once registered, you will select four activity options and one alternate from the list below.Every effort will be made to ensure placement in the options selected.Beat the HeatFrom swimming and diving at LHP’s Aquatic facility to gamesinvolving sprinklers, Slip ‘n Slides, and water balloons, each dayis sure to make a big splash. All students must be able to swimindependently in at least four feet of water to participate in thisactivity.Best MannersJoin us for fun games, songs and crafts designed to teach thevalue of good manners. With practice, proper manners becomeautomatic and can greatly impact one’s future success!Summer Book ClubYou will choose a book of interest to read independently. Groupswill be formed for reading, responding, writing, and discussingliterature.Chess BughouseIf you like the game of chess, you will LOVE Bughouse! Bughouseis a team chess game that combines the mental training of chesswith the excitement of team competition.Contraptions and Inventions: Rube Goldberg MachinesA Rube Goldberg Contraption is an elaborate set of ramps,wheels, springs, handles, cups, and rods that are put into motionby boots, balls, buckets, pulleys, or dominoes...get the picture?This contraption takes several simple tasks and makes themextraordinarily complicated. Grab your friends and your creativityto make your very own Rube Goldberg Machine.On Stage Creative ArtsWe will drum up some fun, have a dance revolution, create acomedy club, paint a canvas, develop our improvisation talent,create an amazing black light event, play an instrument, andexperience the digital world of music creation! With diversemediums such as - Joia Tubes! Boomwhackers, Wii, Xbox Kinect,piano keyboards, computers, black lights, props, paints, ukuleles,and more - we will have the most outrageous time- On Stage!Principles of First AidLearn how to deal with an emergency to ensure your own andother people’s safety. How and when do you call for help? CPR,AED, and fire extinguisher training will be introducedFloor HockeyEven without the ice you can catch hockey fever! Learnfundamentals such as stick handling, passing, shooting, goalieplay, offensive/defensive strategy along with competitivegames.Jump Into Summer Reading and Math!Get a head start on your required summer reading and math.We’ll set aside quiet time to curl up with one of your booksand spend quality time exercising your brain by completingsome of the required math. Before you leave, we’ll help youdesign a time management plan for completing the remainderof your summer assignments.Manatees, Mysteries and More!Read Mia’s Gift written by Florida author Craig Weeden. Findout what happens when a manatee in south Florida goesmissing. Enjoy responding to literature through art and groupdiscussions with Mrs. Wilson.Math GamesPalindromes, logic puzzles, and a number puzzles are greatways to sharpen your mental dexterity! Join your friends forproblem solving, word puzzles, riddles, and more! You willdiscover practical strategies through a variety of puzzles.Minute to Win It!60 seconds to win it. Are you up for a challenge? Can youdemonstrate inertia or overcome the force of gravity? Havea blast trying to figure out the science behind the game show,Minute to Win It!Play All DayParents, remember summers growing up, going outside andjust playing all day? No video games, headphones, computersor cell phones. Learn skills, fundamentals, and “creativeplay” games and activities that you can take back to yourneighborhood and play outside with your friends.Summer Spectacular 2015 | 31

AthleticsWeekly athletic camps are designed to develop each player’s skills, increase knowledge of game strategies, and model goodsportsmanship. Grade levels for each camp are suggested and coaches ensure each player receives appropriate instruction andchallenge regardless of entering skill level.Splash Camp (entering Kindergarten–5th grade)Students will participate in a variety of fun water games and activities in Lake Highland’s state-of-the-art Olympic Aquatic facility.Campers will also be involved in other sporting events such as baseball, kickball, and team games outside of the pool. In additionto our activities at Lake Highland, campers will be offered the opportunity to visit and explore Coco Key Water Park, an additionalaquatic facility that features zero-depth splash pads, a water playground, and a variety of water slides. The field trips to Coco Keywill be Thursday of each camp week. Campers should bring a swimsuit, two towels, play clothes with running shoes, sunscreen anda snack daily.All campers must be able to swim independently in at least four (4) feet of water to attend Splash Camp.1AB (S1513460): June 8th-12th 9:00–3:30 $2802AB (S1523460): June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 $2803AB (S1533460): June 22nd–26th 9:00-3:30 $2806AB (S1563460): July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 $280Golf (entering 2nd–12th grade)Located at the beautiful Shingle Creek Golf Club at Rosen Shingle Creek, distinguished players/teachers will provide the finestinstruction found in Central Florida. Golfers, beginners, intermediate, or advanced, will have the opportunity to learn and improvethe essential techniques of golf, regardless of skill level. Each day, golfers will travel on Lake Highland buses from the LHPS campusto Shingle Creek for a total of four hours of specialized instruction. A variety of programs and activities will be used, and studentsmay participate in more than one session. Clubs will be available, if needed. Students will need to bring a bag lunch and a drink.Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to improve your golf game, especially if you are interested in trying out for the LHPSVarsity or Junior Varsity Golf Team!1AB (S1513567): June 8th-12th 9:00–3:30 $4752AB (S1523567): June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 $475Archery (entering 9th – 12th grade)This course teaches students the basics of archery, including equipment, shooting technique, and competition archery. The classwill work with archers from all levels. It will teach beginning archers the basics and work with experienced archers to improvetheir technique. This is an excellent introduction for those students interested in competing on the LHPS Archery Team during theschool year. The fee includes arm guard, finger tabs and six arrows.5A (S1551469): July 6th-10th 9:00-Noon $210Summer Spectacular 2015 | 32

Bowling (entering 3rd–8th grade)Do you have time to SPARE this summer? Did you know that bowling is a varsity sport at Lake Highland? Not only that, it’s a greatway to beat the heat this summer. Come join varsity coaches and players for a fun-filled week of various morning activities such asswimming and bowling each afternoon at LHP’s home lanes, Aloma Bowl.1AB (S1513465): June 8th –12th 9:00–3:30 $340Basketball (entering 2nd–11th grade)Quality basketball instruction, stressing fundamentals, techniques, philosophy, strategy, and intensive skill development will beprovided. Teamwork and an enthusiastic attitude will also be stressed. Players should bring gym shorts, two t-shirts, basketballshoes and socks, a swimsuit, and a towel daily.Boys’ Basketball (entering 9th–12th grade)0AB (S1503463): June 1st –5th 9:00–3:30 $250Boys’ Basketball (entering 6th –8th grade)1AB (S1513463): June 8th –12th 9:00–3:30 $250Girls’ Basketball (entering 4th–12th grade)2AB (S1523464): June 15th –19th 9:00–3:30 $250Boys’ Basketball (entering 2nd–5th grade)3AB (S1533463): June 22nd –26th 9:00–3:30 $250Football (entering 2nd–8th grade)The Lake Highland Football Camp offers a five-day experience designed to teach players the fundamentals and techniques offootball. The techniques apply to the total game as well as the individual player. Techniques and drills will improve speed, agility,strength, catching, and throwing. Players will need to bring a drink, swimsuit and towel each day.Boys’ Football (entering 2nd–5th grade)1AB (S1513461): June 8th –12th 8:00–2:30 $250Boys’ Football (entering 6th–8th grade)6AB (S1563461): July 13th –17th 8:00–2:30 $250Summer Spectacular 2015 | 33

Tennis (entering 2nd–8th grade)Quality instruction and coaching during this week will provide the skills one needs to become a great tennis player. Proper gameetiquette will also be highlighted as players fine-tune tennis strokes and participate in actual games.1A (S1511468): June 8th-12th 9:00–Noon $1252A (S1521468): June 15th-19th 9:00-Noon $1253A (S1531468): June 22nd – 26th 9:00-Noon $1256A (S1561468): July 13th-17th 9:00-Noon $125Cheerleading (entering Pre-Kindergarten–6th grade)Got Spirit? Fundamental qualities of a LHPS Cheerleader will be the focus, along with chants, cheers, jumps, dances, and stunts.Girls attending this camp must wear comfortable clothes, athletic shoes, and bring a swimsuit, towel, drink, and snack each day.Grades PK-6: 1AB (S1513166): June 8th –12th 9:00–3:30 $265Grades PK-3: 6AB (S1563166): July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 $265Introduction to Competitive Cheerleading (entering 4th – 8th)Learn what it takes to put together a competitive cheer routine! Girls will learn routines full of dance, stunts, pyramids, andcheers from LHPS’s varsity cheerleaders. The week will conclude with a performance of our routines for family and friends. Girlsattending this camp will need to wear athletic clothes and tennis shoes, and bring a bathing suit, towel, and snack.2AB (S1523476): June 15th –19th 9:00–3:30 $3006AB (S1563476): July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 $300Lacrosse (entering 2nd–8th grade)This weeklong camp is designed to provide quality lacrosse instruction. Topics will include rules, proper technique for ball handling,and strategies for offense, defense, and special situations. Each participant will need to provide his/her own helmet, mouthpiece,shoulder pads, arm pads, gloves, stick, and optional cleats. Players should bring a drink(s), towel, and a swimsuit each day.Boys’ Lacrosse (entering 2nd–5th grade)2AB (S1523471): June 15th –19th 8:00–2:30 $250Boys’ Lacrosse (entering 6th–8th grade)3AB (S1533471): June 22nd –26th 8:00–2:30 $250Girls’ Lacrosse (entering 2nd–8th grade)5AB (S1553472): July 6th –10th 8:00–2:30 $250Summer Spectacular 2015 | 34

Boys’ Baseball (entering 2nd–9th grade)Students will be taught the fundamentals of hitting, fielding, and throwing. Daily activities include the use of two batting cages,swimming, and 2–3 baseball games daily. Campers will receive instruction from varsity and junior varsity staff. Students shouldbring a hat, glove, cleats, tennis shoes, protective cup, bat, a swimsuit, and towel daily.5AB (S1553470): July 6th –10th 8:00–2:30 $250Girls’ Fast Pitch Softball (entering 2nd –6th grade)Join the fastest growing sport in Florida—Fast Pitch Softball. This camp will stress the following basic fundamentals of the game:base running, bunting, catching, fielding, hitting, pitching, throwing, and much more. Teamwork, hustle, sportsmanship, andpositive attitudes will be emphasized throughout the week. Daily activities consist of station work, attention on fundamentals, useof two batting cages, swimming, and games. Camp highlights include a tournament for each skill division! Girls need to bring asnack and drink, hat, glove, tennis shoes, a swimsuit and towel, sunscreen, and a change of clothes.1A (S1511462): Tuesday, June 9th –12th* 9:00–12:00 $100Class will not meet Monday, June 8th. *Track and Field (entering 2nd–8th grade)The Lake Highland Track and Field Camp is designed to expose campers to the many different events that are part of thecompetition. Campers will have the opportunity to practice and experience techniques that improve running form, speed,quickness, and endurance. Training in all aspects of track and field, including both running and field events, will be included. Thecamp will culminate in a mock track meet for students to test and try their new skills. Campers should bring a snack and drink(s),training shoes, spikes (if they own them), shorts, a T-shirt, socks, towel, and a swimsuit each day.6A (S1561473): July 13th-17th 9:00-Noon $125Volleyball (entering 2nd–8th grade)Join the LHPS Volleyball coaching staff and the varsity players for a week full of fun and games. Fundamentals, skill development,and team strategies will be emphasized. Skill groups will be formed to accommodate both the beginner, and more advanced player.Students should bring a lunch, drink, shorts, two T-shirts, tennis shoes, socks, a swimsuit, and towel each day.7AB (S1573474): July 20th - 24th 9:00-3:30 $250Coed Soccer (entering 1st – 6th grade)Attention All Soccer Players! This is a complete soccer technical skills tune up....from introduction to the game to gamingstrategies. This camp is packed with a week of instruction and fun soccer games! Get a head start on your soccer career at LHP!Your chance at becoming a Highland Soccer Player is just around the corner.5A (S1551475): July 6th – 10th 9:00–Noon $125Summer Spectacular 2015 | 35

Highlander Camp (entering 1st–6th grade)Students will participate in a variety of fun games, indoor and outdoor activities, and swimming. Students should bring lunch, aswimsuit, and towel daily. Every camper will receive a Summer Spectacular T-shirt. Highlander Camp will not meet Friday, July3rd.4AB (S1543478): June 29th –July 2nd 9:00–3:30 $2004A (S1541478): June 29th – July 2nd 9:00-Noon $1004B (S1542478): June 29th – July 2nd 12:30-3:30 $100Summer Spectacular 2015 | 36

Week 1 Overview, June 8th – June 12thCourses are arranged by entering grade level.Entering Grade(s) Courses Dates Times PagesPre-K The Path to Pre-Kindergarten June 8th-12th 9:00-2:00 6Pre-K-6th Cheerleading June 8th-12th 9:00-3:30 34Pre-K-6th Kids’ Night Out June 12th 6:00-10:00 25K Leading Up to Kindergarten June 8th-19th 9:00-2:00 6K-1st Sing Me a Story; Read Me a Song June 8th-12th 9:00-3:30 28K-5th Splash Camp June 8th-12th 9:00-3:30 322nd-9th Fishing June 8th-12th 9:00-Noon 222nd-5th Football June 8th-12th 8:00-2:30 332nd-6th Girls’ Fast Pitch Softball June 9th-12th 9:00-Noon 352nd-12th Golf June 8th-12th 9:00-3:30 322nd-8th Tennis June 8th-12th 9:00-Noon 342nd-5th You Can Be an Author June 8th-12th 9:00-3:30 293rd-8th Bowling June 8th-12th 9:00-3:30 333rd-7th Science Exploration June 8th-12th 12:30-3:30 113rd-6th Strategy Games June 8th -12th 12:30-3:30 123rd-6th Math Skills and Understandings June 8th-12th 9:00-Noon 94th-6th C.I.T.Y. Team (City Investigations by Today’s Youth) June 8th-12th 9:00-3:30 114th-6th The Leading Edge of Math June 8th-12th 9:00-Noon 95th-12th Spanish Immersion June 8th-12th 9:00-3:30 186th The Leading Edge of Math, Pre-Algebra Honors June 8th-12th 12:30-3:30 96th-8th Boys’ Basketball June 8th-12th 9:00-3:30 337th-8th Middle School Math Sense June 8th-12th 9:00-3:30 107th-9th Top Chefs June 8th-12th 9:00-3:30 28Required or Credit Courses8th Speech- Session I June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 139th Medicine & Biotechnology Research June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 149th-12th Speech June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 149th-12th Marine and Coastal Science June 9th-26th 8:00-12:30 139th-12th Introduction to Computer Programming Online June 10th-July 17th online 1510th-12th Advanced Composition- Session I June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 1510th-12th Advanced Composition Online June 9th-July 2nd online 1610th-12th Robotics and Engineering Research June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 1311th-12th East Asian Studies, Honors June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 1611th-12th Humanities June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 1611th-12th Personal Finance Skills / Game of Life June 10th-July 17th online 1711th-12th Sports Psychology June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 17Summer Spectacular 2015 | 37

Week 2 Overview, June 15th – June 19thCourses are arranged by entering grade level.Entering Grade(s) Courses Dates Times PagesPre-K The Path to Pre-Kindergarten June 15th-19th 9:00-2:00 6Pre-K-6th Kids’ Night Out June 19th 6:00-10:00 25K-2nd Fun for Body and Soul June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 23K-5th Splash Camp June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 321st First Grade! June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 71st-2nd We Heart Art June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 291st-2nd Lions, Tigers, and Bears, Oh, My! June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 261st-3rd Kids Taking Over the Kitchen June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 251st-3rd The Land of Fossils and Dinosaurs June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 262nd Second Grade! June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 72nd-5th All American Girl June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 192nd-5th Boys’ Lacrosse June 15th-19th 8:00-2:30 342nd-5th You Can Be an Author June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 292nd-5th Handmade Dolls June 15th-19th 12:30-3:30 242nd-8th Tennis June 15th-19th 9:00-Noon 342nd-12th Golf June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 323rd Third Grade! June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 73rd-6th Field Trips, Fun, and Fitness June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 223rd-6th Field Trips, Fun, and Fitness, (afternoon only) June 15th-19th 12:30-3:30 223rd-6th Fitness Conditioning June 15th-19th 9:00-Noon 223rd-6th Highlander Summer Experience 2015 June 15th-26th 9:00-3:30 316th-12th Fitness Conditioning June 15th-19th 12:30-3:30 224th Fourth Grade! June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 84th-8th Introduction to Competitive Cheerleading June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 344th-12th Girls’ Basketball June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 335th Fifth Grade! June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 86th Sixth Grade! June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 86th-9th Cake, Cupcake, and Cookie Decorating June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 207th-8th Middle School Math Sense June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 108th-9th Lincoln-Douglas Novice Debate June 15th-19th 9:00-3:30 10Credit Course9th-12th Personal Fitness - Session I June 15th-26th 7:30-3:30 14Summer Spectacular 2015 | 38

Classes Continuing from Week OneEntering Grade(s) Courses Dates Times PagesK Leading Up to Kindergarten June 8th-19th 9:00-2:00 68th Speech - Session I June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 139th Medicine & Biotechnology Research June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 149th Marine and Coastal Science June 9th-26th 8:00-12:30 139th-12th Speech June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 149th-12th Robotics and Engineering Research June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 139th-12th Introduction to Computer Programming Online June 10th-July 17th online 1510th-12th Advanced Composition - Session I June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 1510th-12th Advanced Composition Online June 9th-July 2nd online 1611th-12th East Asian Studies, Honors June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 1611th-12th Humanities June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 1611th-12th Personal Finance Skills / Game of Life June 10th-July 17th online 1711th-12th Sports Psychology June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 17Summer Spectacular 2015 | 39

Week 3 Overview, June 22nd – June 26thCourses are arranged by entering grade level.Entering Grade(s) Courses Dates Times PagesPre-K The Path to Pre-Kindergarten June 22nd-26th 9:00-2:00 6Pre-K-6th Kids’ Night Out June 26th 6:00-10:00 25Pre-K-K Welcome to Storyland June 22nd-26th 9:00-Noon 29Pre-K-K Welcome to Storyland June 22nd-26th 12:30-3:30 29K Kindergarten Highlights June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 7K-2nd Ahoy Mateys! June 22nd-26th 9:00-Noon 19K-2nd Fun for Body and Soul June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 23K-3rd The Enchanted Fairy World June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 21K-5th Splash Camp June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 321st-2nd Expressive Drawing and Painting Techniques June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 221st-3rd Calling All Mermaids June 22nd-26th 12:30-3:30 201st-3rd Jewelry Making June 22nd-26th 12:30-3:30 251st-3rd Under the Sea June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 281st-4th Confectioners’ Corner June 22nd-26th 9:00-Noon 211st-4th Confectioners’ Corner June 22nd-26th 12:30-3:30 212nd-5th Boys’ Basketball June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 336th-8th Boys’ Lacrosse June 22nd-26th 8:00-2:30 342nd-8th Tennis June 22nd-26th 9:00-Noon 343rd-6th Field Trips, Fun, and Fitness June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 223rd-6th Field Trips, Fun, and Fitness, (afternoon only) June 22nd-26th 12:30-3:30 223rd-6th Heart of a Servant June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 245th-6th iCamp Movie Institute June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 255th-6th The Zoology Zone June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 125th-8th Sewing and Scrapbooking June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 275th-9th Babysitting June 22nd-26th 12:30-3:30 197th-9th Top Chefs June 22nd-26th 9:00-3:30 28Classes Continuing from Week Two3rd-6th Highlander Summer Experience 2015 June 15th-26th 9:00-3:30 318th Speech - Session I June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 139th Medicine & Biotechnology Research June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 149th Marine and Coastal Science June 9th-26th 8:00-12:30 139th-12th Speech June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 149th-12th Robotics and Engineering Research June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 139th-12th Introduction to Computer Programming Online June 10th-July 17th online 159th-12th Personal Fitness - Session I June 15th-26th 7:30-3:30 1410th-12th Advanced Composition - Session I June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 1510th-12th Advanced Composition Online June 9th-July 2nd online 1611th-12th East Asian Studies, Honors June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 1611th-12th Humanities June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 1611th-12th Personal Finance Skills / Game of Life June 10th-July 17th online 1711th-12th Sports Psychology June 9th-26th 8:00-2:00 17Summer Spectacular 2015 | 40

Week 4 Overview, June 29th – July 2nd*Courses are arranged by entering grade level.*No classes meet on Friday, July 3rd. The Tartan Café is NOT open this week.Entering Grade(s) Courses Dates Times PagesK Leading Up to Kindergarten June 29th-July 10th 9:00-2:00 61st-6th Highlander Camp June 29th-July 2nd 9:00-3:30 361st-6th Highlander Camp June 29th-July 2nd 9:00-Noon 361st-6th Highlander Camp June 29th-July 2nd 12:30-3:30 36Required or Credit Courses8th Speech, Session II June 29th-July 17th 8:00-2:00 139th-12th Personal Fitness, Session II June 29th-July 10th 7:00-3:30 149th-12th Cultural History of Sports June 29th-July 17th 8:00-2:00 1510th-12th Advanced Composition, Session II June 29th-July 17th 8:00-2:00 15Classes Continuing from Week Three10th-12th Advanced Composition Online June 9th-July 2nd online 169th-12th Introduction to Computer Programming Online June 10th-July 17th online 1511th-12th Personal Finance Skills / Game of Life June 10th-July 17th online 17Summer Spectacular 2015 | 41

Week 5 Overview, July 6th – July 10thCourses are arranged by entering grade level.Entering Grade(s) Courses Dates Times PagesPre-K The Path to Pre-Kindergarten July 6th-10th 9:00-2:00 6Pre-K-6th Kids’ Night Out July 10th 6:00-10:00 251st-6th A Collection of Games July 6th-10th 12:30-3:30 211st-6th Beat the Heat July 6th-10th 9:00-3:30 201st-6th Coed Soccer July 6th-10th 9:00-Noon 352nd-9th Boys’ Baseball July 6th-10th 8:00-2:30 352nd-8th Girls’ Lacrosse July 6th-10th 8:00-2:30 343rd-4th Math Skills and Understandings July 6th-10th 9:00-Noon 93rd-8th The World of Harry Potter July 6th-10th 9:00-3:30 294th-6th C.I.T.Y. Team (City Investigations by Today’s Youth) July 6th-10th 9:00-3:30 114th-6th Game On! July 6th-10th 9:00-3:30 235th-6th Math Skills and Understandings July 6th-110th 12:30-3:30 95th-6thiCamp Lego® Mindstorms, Beginning/Intermediate Robotics July 6th-10th 9:00-3:30 116th-9th Cake, Cupcake, and Cookie Decorating July 6th-10th 9:00-3:30 207th-10th Developing Middle/High School Leaders July 6th-10th 9:00-3:30 127th-12th Spanish Immersion July 6th-10th 9:00-3:30 189th-12th Archery July 6th-10th 9:00-Noon 32Classes Continuing from Week FourK Leading Up to Kindergarten June 29th-July 10th 9:00-2:00 68th Speech, Session II June 29th-July 17th 8:00-2:00 139th-12th Personal Fitness, Session II June 29th-July 10th 7:00-3:30 149th-12th Cultural History of Sports June 29th-July 17th 8:00-2:00 1510th-12th Advanced Composition, Session II June 29th-July 17th 8:00-2:00 159th-12th Introduction to Computer Programming Online June 10th-July 17th online 1511th-12th Personal Finance Skills / Game of Life June 10th-July 17th online 17Summer Spectacular 2015 | 42

Week 6 Overview, July 13th – July 17thCourses are arranged by entering grade level.Entering Grade(s) Courses Dates Times PagesPre-K The Path to Pre-Kindergarten July 13th-17th 9:00-2:00 6Pre-K-3rd Cheerleading July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 34Pre-K-6th Kids’ Night Out July 17th 6:00-10:00 25K Kindergarten Highlights July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 7K-5th Splash Camp July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 321st-3rd Under the Sea July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 281st First Grade! July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 72nd Second Grade! July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 72nd-8th Tennis July 13th-17th 9:00-Noon 342nd-8th Track and Field July 13th-17th 9:00-Noon 353rd Third Grade! July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 73rd-6th Real Life Superheroes July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 273rd-7th Floor Hockey July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 234th Fourth Grade! July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 84th-8th Game On! July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 235th Fifth Grade! July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 85th-6th The Zoology Zone July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 126th Sixth Grade! July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 86th-8th iCamp Lego® Mindstorms® Advanced Robotics July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 116th-8th Introduction to Competitive Cheerleading July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 346th-8th Football July 13th-17th 8:00-2:30 337th-12th Paper Marbling July 13th-17th 9:00-3:30 269th 9th Grade Study Skills July 13th-17th 9:00-Noon 10Classes Continuing from Week Five8th Speech, Session II June 29th-July 17th 8:00-2:00 139th-12th Cultural History of Sports June 29th-July 17th 8:00-2:00 159th-12th Introduction to Computer Programming Online June 10th-July 17th online 1510th-12th Advanced Composition, Session II June 29th-July 17th 8:00-2:00 1511th-12th Personal Finance Skills / Game of Life June 10th-July 17th online 17Summer Spectacular 2015 | 43

Week 7 Overview, July 20th – July 24thCourses are arranged by entering grade level.Entering Grade(s) Courses Dates Times PagesK-2nd Ahoy Mateys! July 20th-24th 9:00-Noon 191st-3rd Calling All Mermaids July 20th-24th 12:30-3:30 201st-6th Play All Day July 20th-24th 9:00-3:30 272nd-8th Volleyball July 20th-24th 9:00-3:30 353rd-8th The Geography of Sports July 20th-24th 12:30-3:30 239th 9th Grade Study Skills July 20th-24th 9:00-Noon 10Summer Spectacular 2015 | 44

Extended CareExtended Care is located in The Commons, the upper level of the Lower School Library, and is available for students enrolledin LHPS summer programs June 8th–July 24th. The morning session, 7:30–9:00, includes stories, coloring, and quiet games.The children are escorted to their morning classes. Afternoon sessions, 2:00-3:30, 2:00-5:45, or 3:30- 5:45, include crafts andgroup games. If your child is not picked up from his or her summer school class by the specified dismissal time, your child willautomatically be admitted into our Extended Care program and you will be charged a $22.00 drop-in fee. Children must bepicked up from Extended Care no later than 5:45. There is a late charge of $1.00 per minute for every minute after 5:45 PM.School-year policies are followed during the summer months. If you are interested, please complete the extended care section ofthe registration form.Extended Care AM(entering Pre-Kindergarten-8th grade)The morning session, 7:30–9:00, includes stories,coloring, and quiet games. Students must be escortedinto the Lower School Commons and signed in by aparent/guardian. LHP faculty/staff will escort childrento their morning classes. Students attending classes onthe Middle School campus will be bused to the CharlesClayton Middle School Campus.1A (S1510150): June 8th–12th 7:30–9:00 $452A (S1520150): June 15th–19th 7:30–9:00 $453A (S1530150): June 22nd–26th 7:30–9:00 $454A (S1540150): June 29th–July 2nd 7:30–9:00 $365A (S1550150): July 6th–10th 7:30–9:00 $456A (S1560150): July 13th–17th 7:30–9:00 $457A (S1570150): July 20th–24th 7:30–9:00 $45Extended Care PM(entering Pre-Kindergarten-6th grade)Afternoon sessions, 2:00-3:30, 2:00-5:45, and 3:30-5:45 include crafts and group games. Children withsiblings in classes ending at 3:30 will be escorted to theback of the Lower School for pick-up with siblings andother carpool members. After 3:30, parents must parktheir vehicles, enter the front of the Lower School,and sign students out. All students must be picked upby 5:45 each day. There is a late charge of $1.00 perminute for every minute after 5:45 PM.3C (S1539155): June 22nd–26th 2:00–5:45 $953C (S1539151): June 22nd–26th 2:00–3:30 $453C (S1539153): June 22nd–26th 3:30–5:45 $654C (S1549155): June 29th–July 2nd 2:00–5:45 $764C (S1549151): June 29th–July 2nd 2:00–3:30 $364C (S1549153): June 29th–July 2nd 3:30–5:45 $525C (S1559155): July 6th–10th 2:00–5:45 $955C (S1559151): July 6th–10th 2:00–3:30 $455C (S1559153): July 6th–10th 3:30–5:45 $651C (S1519155): June 8th–12th 2:00–5:45 $951C (S1519151): June 8th–12th 2:00–3:30 $451C (S1519153): June 8th–12th 3:30–5:45 $656C (S1569155): July 13th–17th 2:00–5:45 $956C (S1569151): July 13th–17th 2:00–3:30 $456C (S1569153): July 13th–17th 3:30–5:45 $652C (S1529155): June 15th–19th 2:00–5:45 $952C (S1529151): June 15th–19th 2:00–3:30 $452C (S1529153): June 15th–19th 3:30–5:45 $657C (S1579155): July 20th–24th 2:00–5:45 $957C (S1579151): July 20th–24th 2:00–3:30 $457C (S1579153): July 20th–24th 3:30–5:45 $65Summer Spectacular 2015 | 45

Middle School Student Union(entering 7th-8th grade)Student Union serves as a gathering place for 7th and 8th grade students from dismissal of their class until parent pickup. StudentUnion meets on the Charles Clayton Campus June 8th–July 17th. Several options for these afternoon sessions are available asthere are two different dismissal times, 2:00 and 3:30. Students are to report to the Middle School Office at dismissal time. If yourchild is not picked up from his or her summer school class by the specified time, your child will automatically be admitted intoStudent Union and a $22.00 drop-in fee will be charged. Students will be transported to the Bradshaw Campus (main campus),via LHPS vans, at 3:30. Students will join Extended Care located in The Commons, the upper level of the Lower School Library.Students must be picked up from Student Union no later than 5:45. There is a late charge of $1.00 per minute for every minuteafter 5:45 PM. School-year policies are followed during the summer months. If you are interested, please complete the StudentUnion section of the registration form.1C (S1518156): June 8th–12th 2:00–5:45 $951C (S1518252): June 8th–12th 2:00–3:30 $451C (S1519154): June 8th–12th 3:30–5:45 $652C (S1528156): June 15th–19th 2:00–5:45 $952C (S1528252): June 15th–19th 2:00–3:30 $452C (S1529154): June 15th–19th 3:30–5:45 $653C (S1538156): June 22nd–26th 2:00–5:45 $953C (S1538252): June 22nd–26th 2:00–3:30 $453C (S1538154): June 22nd–26th 3:30–5:45 $654C (S1548156): June 29th–July 2nd 2:00–5:45 $764C (S1548252): June 29th–July 2nd 2:00–3:30 $365C (S1558156): July 6th–10th 2:00–5:45 $955C (S1558252): July 6th–10th 2:00–3:30 $455C (S1558154): July 6th–10th 3:30–5:45 $656C (S1568156): July 13th–17th 2:00–5:45 $956C (S1568252): July 13th–17th 2:00–3:30 $456C (S1568154): July 13th–17th 3:30–5:45 $65Summer Spectacular 2015 | 46

Highlander AquaticsSwim Lessons (Ages 2–14)Highlander Aquatics and Lake Highland Preparatory School are pleased to offer a complete SwimAmerica instructional program.SwimAmerica is the learn-to-swim program of the American Swimming Coaches Association, the most prestigious swim coaches’association. The program is taught in ten stations ranging from blowing bubbles for our toddlers to learning the four competitivestrokes for our Lower- & Middle-Schoolers. Every student progresses at his/her own rate, independent of the other students’development. In this program, the aquatic experts — the coaches — teach your child. SwimAmerica teaches much more than justhow to swim. Proper techniques of swimming are emphasized with care given to correct breathing, body position, movement oflimbs and timing. Proficiency leads to achievement and self-esteem.Lake Highland will be offering seven weeks of lessons for ages 2–14. Each session consists of Monday–Thursday lessons for aspecific half hour for a week. Group and private lessons are available each half hour. Lessons are available in the mornings from8:00 to 11:00 and in the afternoons from 3:00 to 7:00. Swimmers are encouraged to sign up for at least eight lessons.Weeks include: June 8th–11th, June 15th–18th, June 22nd –25th, June 29th-July 2nd, July 6th-9th, July 13th–16th, July 20th –23rd,and July 27th–30th.For registration and more information, please contact Stacy Wright at 407-206-1900, ext. 1182, or via email at swright@lhps.org.Online registration is located at www.highlanderaquatics.org under “Lessons”. Register now, spaces are limited!Summer Seasonal Swim Team (Ages 5–13)Highlander Aquatics will be hosting its annual Summer Seasonal Swim Team. This is a great program to get your child in the waterfor fitness and fun during the hot summer months. The primary goals of the team will be to have fun and learn about competitiveswimming. This program will include the basics of competitive swimming, including stroke mechanics of all four strokes, racingstarts, and racing turns. Each child must be able to swim Freestyle and Backstroke for at least 25 yards to participate on the team.The summer team also provides the opportunity to compete in “low-key” novice competitions against swimmers of similar ability.An 8-week session with various practice days and times will begin on Monday, June 8th, and run through Friday, July 31st. Forregistration and more information, please contact Stacy Wright at 407-206-1900, ext. 1182, or via email at swright@lhps.org.Registration is also available online at www.highlandersquatics.org under “Seasonal,” link.American Red Cross Lifeguard Training (Ages 15 or Older)If you’re 15 or older and looking for a great summer job, the Red Cross Lifeguarding program is the place to start. HighlanderAquatics offers a one-week lifeguard training course at Lake Highland, taught by a certified ARC instructor. Through videos, groupdiscussion and hands-on practice, you’ll learn patron rescue and surveillance skills, first aid and CPR/AED. For more information,please contact Mike Curley at mcurley@lhps.org.Summer Spectacular 2015 | 47

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