P LY M O U T H C H R I S T I A N A C A D E M Y P R E S E N T S MARCH 27-31, TH -12 TH GRADE

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1 P LY M O U T H C H R I S T I A N A C A D E M Y P R E S E N T S ExPlore is an educational one-week program at PCA that gives students an opportunity to learn a new skill, study a topic in-depth, check out a career, or take an exciting trip! We believe that the lessons and opportunities students experience through this program will be a tremendous value to their academic, social, spiritual and vocational direction. During ExPlore, our students have opportunities to interact with and learn from others outside of the traditional classroom setting. Through service opportunities, guest speakers and teachers, classes, internships, and trips, our students learn and "shine their lights" for Christ. MARCH 27-31, TH -12 TH GRADE

2 ExPlore General Information PCA's ExPlore week is designed to increase learning opportunities for students. During this week, while our sophomores tour Washington D.C. and our senior students ExPlore Costa Rica for educational and mission purposes, we offer a wide variety of classes and experiences for ALL 10 th and 12 th grade students who do not participate in their class trip, as well ALL 9 th and 11 th grade students. They have an opportunity to learn in areas they are either passionate about or areas they would like to ExPlore new ideas and skills. It s a week to experiment, create, grow and ExPlore. The schedule of the week allows for focused, in-depth study and deeper relationships with teachers and a small group of students. Students are expected to attend all day/every day as they would a normal school week. Days missed will be considered an absence in every class. What are the options? High school students participate in one, or a combination, of these options to equal a full day for each day of the the ExPlore week. 1. Classes (one a.m./one p.m.) 2. Trips - either educational or mission driven. 3. Internships-Educational or Professional (Job Shadowing) to explore careers and learn about the world of work. INTERNSHIP Program Overview Job Shadows will require daily reporting and evaluation. The main objective is gaining experience, and the paperwork students complete help them express what they learned during the experience. Professional Internship (Job Shadow) Experience the work life of a professional for a day or two or all week. This provides a unique opportunity to observe and learn about the world of adult professionals. It allows the student to see what really goes into a particular career choice such as the time lawyers do not spend in a courtroom or the precision required to be an engineer or research scientist. These experiences can aid in career decisions and more importantly, provide a great venue for discovering how God uniquely gifts, equips or prepares them. Students must research their own opportunity for a Professional Internship and complete an application for approval. Prior approval by Administration is required for all Job Shadows. Educational Internship Working in a PCA Elementary classroom provides the opportunity to experience the unique and exciting work of a teaching career. Students who sign up for an Educational Internship will perform tasks assigned to him/her and will work closely with their assigned teacher. The student might prepare copies of papers for children, grade homework and tests, record grades, and perform routine administrative tasks in the classroom. In addition, they may work with students in small groups or individually, or attend special classes (music, art, computer, etc.) with their assigned students. This experience allows students to see the "not so obvious" parts of a teaching career and may lay a foundation to nurture a budding educator! Important ExPlore Dates: NEW THIS YEAR! On-line Registration Sign Up Genius link & ExPlore Brochure will be distributed via Parent/Student Portal. Worksheets also available in Secondary Office, but registration must be done online. JUNIORS/SENIORS Online Registration: Wednesday, March 15 FRESHMEN/SOPHOMORES Online Registration: Thursday, March 16 Friday, March 17 DEADLINE: Friday, March 24, 7:25am March Monday - Thursday 8:30am-2:30pm Friday, 8:30am-11:00am Juniors/Seniors Online Registration begins at 3pm Freshmen/Sophomores, Online Registration begins at 3pm Online Registrations Due ExPlore Registration and fee for trips or materials DUE. Make checks payable to Plymouth Christian Academy and submit to the Secondary Office ExPlore 2017, Check-In, PCA Media Center *Registration will take place with the use of Sign Up Genius. Online Registration will be made available first to Juniors and Seniors, Wednesday, March 15, followed by underclassmen, Thursday, March 16. 1

3 Fee Payment Some courses or day trips may require transportation, fees, tickets, or materials. Please make checks payable to Plymouth Christian Academy and drop off all payments to the Secondary Office by Friday, March 24. Please contact Beth Larabee or Peggy Paulson with any questions Transportation If your student is Job Shadowing/Professional Internship, transportation is the family's responsibility. Students will travel by PCA bus for all other outbound trips. Schedule Changes No schedule changes will be allowed during ExPlore. Therefore, please carefully consider the course selection and associated fees, location, and transportation prior to registration. ExPlore Attendance Policy & Check-In/Check-Out Attendance will be taken and recorded just like a normal school day. Days missed will be considered an absence in every class and will count toward the 8 absences per semester. Attendance during ExPlore Week is vital for continuity. Daily Check-In (8:30am, MEDIA CENTER) Daily Schedule 8:30-9:00am *Mandatory Check-in MEDIA CENTER Attendance/ Announcements/Devotions 9:00am-11:30am: Morning Classes 11:35am-12:10pm: Lunch 12:15pm-2:30pm: Afternoon Classes *Students doing Internships off-site do not have to attend the mandatory check-in, but must provide signed documentation of attendance from approved intern location. ExPLORE OFFERINGS 2017 All-Day Trips & Classes Pure Detroit Tour of the Fischer Building/Detroit Institute of Arts A Day in the Life of a Wayne County Prosecutor Play Reading Theatre & Theology Half-Day Trips: National College Fair Rock Climbing at Planet Rock Open Door Ministry Holocaust Museum Yankee Air Museum University of Michigan School of Engineering/Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering Lab Concordia University School of Nursing Creatopia AM Classes: Heavenly Handmade Jewelry Making Excel Programming Has Science Killed God? To Be Moral, Do We Need God? Floral Arranging with Vanessa s Flowers Photography 101 The Truth About Guys Money, Stocks, Bonds, Investing and Saving for Retirement 101 Car Maintenance 101 Step Up Leadership-mandatory for 9 th grade CPR Certification PM Classes: Wildlife and Ecology-Let s ExPlore the PCA Campus The Color Purple-Biblical Womanhood You Make the Call-A Referee s Job Simply Spectacular Sewing Boys Bible Study Band Intensive Skin Care and More Cupcake Wars Internships: Educational Internships at PCA Professional Internships/Job Shadowing (off-site, as approved)

4 FULL DAY TRIPS Pure Detroit Tours & Detroit Institute of Art Tuesday, March 28, 9:00am-2:30pm. This tour begins at the Pure Detroit store inside the Fisher Building and covers an in-depth history of the building. In the lobby of the building you will learn the rich history of the building, the architect that built it, and the family that funded its creation. The tour then heads to the third floor of the buildings grand arcade where you will get a great look at and information on the beautiful fresco painted ceiling. The tour is capped with a trip to the 19th floor where you will be provided a view of the skyline unavailable anywhere else. We employ a historian, an urban planner, and a local journalist as tour guides who have a rich knowledge of the city. Following the tour of the Fisher Building, the students will head to the DIA for the rest of the school day. Fee $5/person Transportation provided by PCA Bagged lunch to be eaten at the DIA Chaperone: Paul Downing A Day in the Life of a Wayne County Prosecutor Thursday, March 30, 9:00am-2:45pm. Spend the day at the Frank Murphy Hall of Justice in Detroit as a special guest of Mr. Dave McCreedy, PCA parent and Wayne County Prosecutor. You ll witness a felony trial, see the inner workings of the courts, meet a judge, and have a time of question and answer with Mr. McCreedy. Fee: $$ for Subway lunch in Detroit Transportation provided by PCA Chaperones: Mary Parsons, Maggie Jarrell Holocaust Movie & Memorial Center Wednesday, March 29, 9:00am- 3:30pm. PCA teacher, Emily Carlson will lead this trip following the movie and a time of Q & A into this very dark period of human history. The Holocaust Memorial Center has been teaching about the Holocaust and its legacy for more than 25 years. Chaperone: Emily Carlson Transportation provided by PCA Fee: $0 Movie Location CBC Auditorium Yankee Air Museum Thursday, 9:00am-2:30pm This experience begins with the viewing of a World War II movie in the am. Then you ll travel to the Yankee Air Museum in Belleville where you will spend the afternoon getting a first-hand look at the part that aviation has played in the history of American wars. Chaperone: Steve Bauslaugh Transportation provided by PCA Fee: $10/person HALF-DAY TRIPS A.M. National College Fair Monday, 9:00am-11:30am AM TRIP Travel to the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi will give you the opportunity to visit the informational booths of hundreds of colleges and universities. College representatives will be available to answer your questions. Requires pre-registration on the National College Fair website. Once your student signs up, we will provide them with the link to register. Fee $5.00 Transportation provided by PCA Chaperones: Steve Bauslaugh, Paul Downing, Matt Rossi, Margaret Jarrell Rock Climbing, Planet Rock Tuesday, 9:00am-11:30am AM TRIP This opportunity is for those who are interested in learning about serious rock climbing. Spend your morning with a professional rock climber at Planet Rock in Ann Arbor, who will walk you through the basics of climbing, rock wall safety, and much more. Chaperones: Steve Bauslaugh, Matt Rossi Transportation provided by PCA Fee: $28 Open Door Ministry Wednesday, 9:00am-11:30am AM Trip: Open Door Ministry in Canton for a morning of service. You ll do a variety of volunteer jobs, ranging from packing groceries to cleaning. What a great way to serve the Plymouth/Canton community! Chaperones: Steve Bauslaugh and Paul Downing Transportation provided by PCA Fee $0 University of Michigan School of Engineering/Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering Lab Wednesday, 9:00am-11:30am AM Trip: Interested in learning more about the field of engineering? We invite you to take this trip to the University of Michigan where you will tour the School of Engineering. Your tour will include a visit to the North Campus Engineering buildings for an overview of the program and all the engineering opportunities there. Your visit will then take you to Central Campus where you will get a behind the scenes look at the UM Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (NAME) Division. You'll hear from Professor, Warren Noone, visit the Marine Hydrodynamics Laboratory, and see work in action during this exciting visit. The NAME school has alumni who have gone on to become Chief Naval Architects of the U.S. Navy, leaders at the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), entrepreneurs, highly regarded scholars, and team members of winning America s Cup entries. Chaperone: Margaret Jarrell Transportation provided by PCA. Fee $$ for lunch at Pierpont Commons, UM Concordia University School of Nursing Get Behind the Scenes Thursday, 9:00-11:30am AM Trip: Visit the Concordia University School of Nursing in Ann Arbor. Get a behind the scenes look at their brand-new simulation labs and learn more about the education of a nursing student. Chaperone: Martha Koppin, Steve Bauslaugh Transportation provided by PCA. Fee $0 HALF-DAY TRIPS P.M. Creatopia Wednesday, 12:15pm-2:30pm PM TRIP Spend a relaxing afternoon trip at Creatopia Pottery in Plymouth where you will design and paint your own piece of pottery Chaperones: Haley Rossi, Jessica Wash Transportation provided by PCA. Fee: $0 (This trip made possible by the Fine & Performing Arts Booster Board)

5 ALL DAY CLASSES Play Reading Tuesday, 9:00am-2:30pm. We will spend each morning session drinking coffee, reading, and discussing the "play of the day." In the afternoon session, students will get to explore the play further by blocking one of the scenes. The week will conclude with a Friday morning performance (for those able to attend). Plays to be announced. Students need to sign up for the full day. Instructor: Haley Rossi Fee: $0 Location: Modular D Theatre & Theology, Thursday, 9:00am-2:30pm Christianity and the arts have a long and storied relationship that has become more and more fraught in the modern era. Should Christians interact with art? Should we only interact with Christian art? What happens when Christian art is lacking in content or quality, or when secular art has Christian themes? These kinds of questions frame the discussion that Mr. & Mrs. Rossi will guide students through in this class. Students will spend the morning reading a play together and then examine and discuss the themes of the play in connection with Christian faith, theology, and a robust Christian understanding of the arts in the afternoon. Instructor: Matt/Haley Rossi Fee: $0 Location: Modular D A.M. CLASSES Excel Programming Monday, 9:00am-11:30am Think Excel is just a program to put in budgets or do simple math? Think again! Excel can access the internet, files on your computer, as well as look up, extract and analyze data from many sources. In this session we will learn the basics of writing formulas to have excel do amazing things. No matter what career you choose, you will likely use Excel, so learn to use it well! Instructor: Keith Boruta, PCA Alumni Fee $5 Location: Room 16 Heavenly Handmade Monday & Wednesday 9:00am-11:30am. Class time will be spent crafting and sharing a lesson from the Bible. We will not only pour ourselves into a craft made from the heart, but we will also use our handmade crafts as a reminder of a truth we learned and shared from God s Word. Our crafts will include a message board and magnets and a flower pot and garden stone. Come join Miss Koppin and Mrs. Parsons as we let our imaginations create and our hearts be filled. Fee: $5 Limited to 20 Location: Modular 4 Jewelry Making Monday, 9:00am-11:30am. If you love jewelry, and you're even a little bit creative, this is the perfect class for you! Join me as we create beautiful "birds nest" necklaces. This would make a wonderful gift for Mother's Day, a birthday, or just to say "I love you!" We'll laugh, we'll have fun, and you'll leave with a new skill and a beautiful handmade gift or keepsake. Instructor: Dianne Crawford Limited to 12 Location: Modular 3 Fee: $5 Has Science Killed God? Tuesday, 9:00am-11:30am In this session, we explore the question: With all the advances and discoveries in science and technology, has the need for God to explain our origin evaporated? Have these advancements given us clear evidence that our origin does not come from intelligent design? We will first establish the criteria for determining how to make this decision, then we will take an open and honest look at the evidence to decide. We will be using primarily Stephen Hawking's latest theory of the origins of the universe (called "Mtheory") as the naturalist perspective. There will be short quotes/videos from Richard Dawkins and Neil degrasse Tyson as well. I would consider these 3 people to be leaders in the field for a naturalistic world-view. As a rebuttal, we will use, primarily, a rebuttal speech to Stephen Hawking's book The Theory of Everything by John Lennox. John Lennox is associated with Veritas and RZIM. We will also use clips from David Berlinski. David Berlinski is part of the Discovery Institute. John Lennox is an avowed Christian Apologist. David Berlinski, while working for the Discovery Institute (an intelligent design organization that has very strong ties to Christianity) is not a Christian, but is supportive of the Christian worldview. We will conclude that rather than science killing or even reducing God (God of the gaps argument), it has given us more compelling evidence of God. Instructor: Keith Boruta, PCA Alumni Fee $3 Location: Modular A Floral Arranging with Vanessa s Flowers Tuesday, 9:00am-11:30am Mr. West, owner of Vanessa s Flowers in Plymouth, has been providing beautiful floral designs for our community for years and he is bringing his talents to PCA. Upon completion of this floral arranging class, you will leave with a design all your own! Instructor: Victor West Fee $10 Location: Modular Art Room 4 Photography-Working with Lights and Darks Tuesday, 9:00am-11:30am Taught by Professional Photographer, Chelsea Robinson, this class will help you take your photos to the next level. We will start with simple camera knowledge, exposure, shutter speed, and depth of field. Then we will find natural reflectors to aid in brightening your images. And playing with shadows to create depth and edge. Required for class: DSLR Camera. Preferred but not required: computer with Photoshop. Fee $5 Location Room 23 To be Moral, Do We Need God? Wednesday 9:00am-11:30am In this session, we will use lessons from some RZIM speakers (Ravi Zacharias, Abdu Murray, John Lennox) as well as other Christian apologists. We will examine differing worldviews that try to obtain morality without a god (hedonism, naturalism, social-contract, relativism, and so on). We will conclude that for humanity to have a true compulsion (not just a preference towards) or any morals at all, an objective moral law giver is required and that law giver MUST be existential to our existence and therefore a God. Instructor: Keith Boruta, PCA Alumni Fee $3 Location: Modular A

6 The Truth About Guys Wednesday 9:00am-11:30am Just for high school girls! Get honest answers (really honest!) that dig deep into friendships and relationships that work! Here's your chance to get a "behind the scenes" peek and finally learn the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth about what every girl needs to know about guys. You will discover how to truly see yourself as God sees you and that makes life a lot more fun! Don't miss this one! Instructor: Beth Larabee Fee $0 Location: Modular 1 Money, stocks, bonds, investing and saving for retirement 101 Thursday 9:00am-11:30am. What is a stock? Bond? Mutual Fund? Index? IRA? 401k? Roth vs Traditional? When I get out of college, how should I save for my retirement? In this session we will go over the basics of the stock market, investing and saving for retirement. Learn the basics to give you a head start as you work towards starting your career. Instructor: Keith Boruta, PCA Alumni Fee $3 Location: Modular A Photography-Selfie Expression Thursday 9:00am-11:30am Instructor: Chelsea Robinson, Professional Photographer Fee $5 Location: Room 23 Required for class: DSLR Camera. Preferred but not required: computer with Photoshop. Car Maintenance 101 Friday 9:00am-11:00am This class will provide you with all you need to know for basic car maintenance and emergency info. Great for young drivers! Instructor: Corey Hartman, Matt Rossi, Steve Bauslaugh Fee $0 Location: PCA Garage Area Step UP Leadership Class Friday 9:00am-11:00am Required for all 9 th grade students Instructor: LaShun Franklin Fee $0 Location: Media Center CPR Certification Friday 9:00am-11:00am The Canton Fire Department will be traveling to PCA to educate and certify our students in CPR. A new law was just passed in the State of Michigan that will require all graduating seniors in 2018 to be educated in CPR to graduate. The Canton Fire Department is using PCA as a test to see how they can work with schools to fulfill this new law!! Instructor: Canton Firefighters Fee $25 Location: Room 23 Play Reading Performance Friday 9:00am-11:00am Instructor: Haley Rossi Fee $0 Location: Auditorium P.M. CLASSES Wildlife and Ecology...Let's ExPlore the PCA Campus Mon-Tues-Wed-Thurs, 12:15-2:30pm This class is designed for PCA Juniors and it is recommended that you take this class 4 consecutive days. Description: Are you interested in the ecological world around you? Sign up to build awareness of the various special environmental aspects of our own campus information posts for the campus telling about various species God has created a NEW Ecology Club for PCA. Objectives Build awareness of our ecosystem on the PCA- CBC Property and the possibilities for an Ecology Club to be started here at PCA Choose a variety of species and construct informational posts to place around our property. Each student or pair of students would construct one post, research the species, write up the information in a formulated format, and position the post out on the grounds Location: Room 19 and PCA Campus Instructors: Karen Hott, Karen Davis, Dan Paulson, Yvonne Cole Fee: $0 The Color Purple...Biblical Womanhood Mon-Tues-Wed-Thurs, 12:15pm-2:30pm This class is designed for PCA high school girls and it is recommended that you take this class 4 consecutive days. This class will use the word PURPLE as an illustration of our covenant relationship with Christ. Before we were saved, we were Blue. But because of the blood of Jesus, when we received Him as our Savior, we entered a covenant relationship with Him and we became purple. We can never go back to being blue again, although sometimes we act blue we act like our old flesh. Throughout the study, we take that world PURPLE and break it down as to what it means to live life as a woman of God. We will discuss: P Prayer life, being in the Word and learn basic Bible study techniques to make our time in the Word meaningful and relevant and not just an item to check off our to do list of being a good Christian. U Unity, the more we are in the Word, the more we realize that as a body of believers, we are connected to each other. We must understand that each Christian is a child of God our brother or sister in Christ and like any good parent, our Heavenly Father wants us to get along! R Righteousness, where we learn how our choices reflect our heart. The things we find entertaining, the activities we are involved with, the people we associate with all need to be filtered through the truth of God s word. P Purity, where we talk about how purity should be pursued not just living to avoid impurity, but really striving to be pure in body, soul and mind. L Love, where we expand more practically what it means to practice the two greatest commandments: to love the Lord with all your heart, soul, mind and strength; and to love your neighbor as yourself. E - Eternal Perspective, always living in view of eternity, realizing our time here on earth is so short compared to eternity. The choices we make, the things that cause us to be anxious, etc., must be put into perspective God s perspective. Instructor: Leanne Windle Fee: $10-one-time fee Location: 303

7 You Make the Call Monday & Tuesday 12:15pm-2:30pm Taught by PCA dad and professional referee, Brent Albrecht, you ll learn the keys to becoming a referee for a variety of sports. You will get specific direction on how to register to referee soccer, basketball, baseball, or softball for the MHSAA and/or local athletic clubs. Instructor: Brent Albrecht Fee: $0 Location: Room 23 Simply Spectacular Sewing Monday & Wednesday, 12:15pm-2:30pm This sewing class will introduce students to the sewing machine and they will make a pillowcase or pajama pants. Fun! Instructor: Margaret Jarrell & Robin McHugh Location: Room 27 Needed supplies: Cotton or Flannel Fabric. Pillowcase: ¾ yd. base of pillowcase, ¼ for cuff matching fabric, PJ pants: 2-3 yds. of fabric, ¾ Non-roll Elastic 1 pkg. or 1 yd. Opt. ribbon for decorating pants 1 yd. If possible, please bring a sewing machine. Boys Bible Study, A Brief Theology of Purity and the Body Monday 12:15pm-2:30pm This class will be a discussion of what Scripture and Christian theological resources have to say to modern Christians about the goodness of human bodies and His design for commitment. Students will be introduced to God s vision for relationships through discussion on relevant Scriptures, short theological writings, and discussion on topics including purity, marriage, singleness, chastity, and keeping your mind pure. Fee: $0 Location: Modular D Instructor: Matt Rossi Band Intensive Monday & Wednesday 12:15pm-2:30pm For current band members only, this class with focus on chamber music and improved advanced techniques. Instructor: Michael Hejka, Location: Band Room. Fee: $0 Skin Care Class Tuesday 12:15pm-2:30pm This class, taught by PCA Parent and Mary Kay Consultant, Gail Costello, will provide the opportunity for PCA high school girls to learn about proper skin care. This class will pay off for years to come! Instructor: Gail Costello, Location: Room 24. Fee: $2 Cupcake Wars Thursday 12:15pm-2:30pm This class, taught by PCA Parent, Amy Buchler, will provide the opportunity for students to bake amazing cupcakes! Challenge your creativity as you decorate your cupcakes. Don t miss out on the tastiest ExPlore experience of the week! Instructor: Amy Buchler Location: CBC Kitchen Fee: $3 REGISTRATION INFORMATION CAREFULLY REVIEW THE EXPLORE SCHEDULE BEFORE REGISTERING YOUR STUDENT FOR CLASSES Online REGISTRATION must be completed by FRIDAY, MARCH 17 for all student participants. All FEES DUE BY FRIDAY, MARCH 24, to the Secondary Office Junior/Senior Class Online Registration begins on Wednesday, March 15, at 3:00pm. All other students will be invited to register on-line Thursday, March 16, beginning at 3:00pm. No schedule changes will be allowed during ExPlore week. Day trips may have additional paperwork Unless indicated in the course description, it is expected that parents will make arrangements for transporting students to and from their classes. Please do not register your student for a class if they are unable to fulfill the requirements listed in the course description(s) including transportation requirements. Understand that precautions will be taken to ensure safety in each ExPlore experience and that students should not register for a class in which they cannot fulfill the requirements. Sometimes due to unforeseen circumstances, a chosen class may be cancelled and a replacement classes is scheduled. Students who sign up for the original class will automatically be registered for the replacement class. Your student s participation in ExPlore is a parent s acknowledgement that they agree to hold the instructor, school representative, and Plymouth Christian Academy harmless and free of any legal responsibilities of any claims, demands, or suit for damages arising from an ExPlore experience. I am aware that any Plymouth Christian Academy ExPlore instructor to act in the best interest of my child in case medical attention is needed.

8 2017 ExPlore REGISTRATION WORKSHEET ONLY (Actual Registration must be done online) Online Registration begins 3/15/17 for Juniors and Seniors 3/16/17 for Underclassmen STUDENT'S NAME (print) DATE: GRADE: (circle one) This Registration Form is due for ALL participating students, no matter what combination of classes/trips/internships you choose. Each day must have an AM and PM session. If it s an all day trip, just write the trip name in both the AM and PM spot. Please list your 1 st and 2 nd choice for each day If you choose to do an Educational Internship (with PCA Elementary Teacher), write that in the day/time of your choice. If you want to request a specific teacher, please indicate their name. If you choose to do a Professional Internship/Job Shadow, write that in the days you are requesting. You will also need to complete the Internship Application (on next page). Your Adult Professional must complete the Evaluation Form for you to submit when the internship is complete. A.M. Choice # A.M. Class, Trip, or Internship A.M. Fee P.M. Choice # MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY P.M. Class, Trip or Internship P.M. Fee Total Daily Fee 6 TOTAL FEES DUE $

9 PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP REQUEST (This Request must be submitted by Friday, March 24. Date(s) and Times of proposed job shadowing: Student Name: Grade: Person to be Shadowed: What is your relationship to the employer (person you are shadowing) and how long have you been acquainted? Career Area: Additional Notes: 1. Students are responsible for coordinating their own job shadowing experience. 2. Students may not job shadow for a current employer and in no way may receive compensation for that day. 3. Students must dress and behave professionally during the job shadow. I understand the requirements of the job shadow assignment. I agree to behave and dress professionally, knowing that I represent PCA to the community I have chosen to observe. Signature of Student: Date: Signature of Parent/Guardian: Date: Name and Address of Business: Phone

10 Student: Give this form to the person you are interning with, for them to complete and return to you. Submit to the office by Monday, April 3. Adult Professional: Complete and return this form to the student intern. PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP EVALUATION: THANK YOU for participating with our student and giving them this unique opportunity! STUDENT NAME: I verify that the student named above job-shadowed with me on Monday, March 27: Arrived at am/pm --- Departed at am/pm Office Use Only: Application received on Tuesday, March 28: Wednesday, March 29: Arrived at am/pm --- Departed at am/pm Arrived at am/pm --- Departed at am/pm Form received on Thursday, March 30: Arrived at am/pm --- Departed at am/pm I understand that Plymouth Christian Academy may contact me to verify the validity of this Job-shadowing experience. Signature of Professional: Printed Name: What is your relationship to the student and how long have you been acquainted? Occupation: Employer: Comments: 7