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BHS Summer School CAMPS 2018 Session 1 June 4-21 Session 2 June 25-July 17 www.barrington220.org/summerschool

TABLE OF CONTENTS BHS Summer Camp Information... 3 Camp Registration Information... 4 & 5 Camp Payment Information & Fees 6 General Information..... 7 FAQ.... 8 Health Information... 9 Session I. 11-12 Camp Locations 13 Session II 14 &15 Summer Leagues 16 2

BHS Summer Camp Information: Session 1 June 4-21 Session 2 June 25-July 17 (No Camp July 4th unless indicated) Please see individual camps for specific camp time and dates. Important Numbers Summer school office when school is in session: Student Activities Office 7:15 am-3:00 pm Summer School Office during summer school: Counseling Department 7:00 am- 1:30 pm 847-756-2450 Summer School Nurse: 847-842-3288 Community Unit School District 220 offers a self-funded K-12 Summer Program. The program is available to any public, private, or parochial student who is a legal resident in District 220. Students who live outside the boundaries of District 220 are also able to take camps, with head coach approval. 3

Camp Registration Camp Registration : Session I Session II Registration: March 23 June 7 Registration: March 23 June 28 Be aware some academic courses & camps may have conflicting times. Also be aware that some camps may not run due to low enrollment. If that is the case a full refund will be issued once that decision is made by administration. How to Register for Barrington High School Camps Summer camps can be viewed on-line by visiting www.barrington220.org/summerschool and click on the BHS camp link. Kiosks are available by appointment at the following locations: James Street District Office: 847-842-3580 BHS Counseling Office(Summer School Central Registration) 847-842-3296 Sunny Hill Elementary: 847-426-4232 4

Non-Barrington 220/Out of District Students: Non-Barrington 220 Students, enrolled in a Barrington 220 school for the Fall: Once the student is enrolled for the following school year, the student may register for summer school, both academics and camps. On-line registration will be available within 24 hours of registration. Non-Barrington 220 Students Living in District 220 Boundaries, NOT Attending a Barrington 220 school in the Fall: Students must currently be enrolled in high school. The registration will be from May 29th June 1st. Please call for a registration appointment 847-842-3296. The following must be submitted at the time of registration in order to confirm the seat in the course: 1. Student ID & Name of School 2.Summer School Enrollment Form (available in counseling office only) 3. Registration & Payment Form Completed 4. Full Payment at time of registration by check 5. District Health Form (available in counseling office) 6. Immunization Record 7. Recent Physical 8. 3 proofs of residency Non-Barrington 220 Student NOT Living in District 220 Boundaries: SPECIAL PERMISSION FROM HEAD COACH MUST BE GIVEN TO ATTEND CAMPS. Students must currently be enrolled in high school. The registration will be from May 29th June 1st. Please come to the Counseling Department Office to register. The following must be submit at the time of registration in order to confirm the seat in the course: 1. Student ID & Name of School 2.Summer School Enrollment Form (available in counseling office only) 3. Registration & Payment Form Completed 4. Full Payment at time of registration by check 5. An additional one time out of district fee of $50 needs to be included with the payment 6. District Health Form (available in counseling office) 7. Immunization Record 8. Recent Physical 5

Camp Payment Information Pay Online: Payment can be made via Regwerks system at the time of registration. To Pay in Person registration forms are NOT available until June22, 2018. These forms will be available in the Student Activities Office. The form must be completed and a check for the full amount of the camp is required at that time. REFUNDS: Full refund until the day prior to camp beginning. Once camp begins there will be no refund. Please refer to the fees listed with the course descriptions in the BHS Summer Camp 2018 Program for the appropriate camp fees. 6

General Information Attendance Policy Please talk to the camp coach about any absences. All participants must pay the full payment for camp (s) regardless of absences. CAMPS ARE NOT PRO-RATED. Behavior Expectations Any student that does not follow school rules may be dropped from the summer program. Students should familiarize themselves with the BHS behavior expectations in the Student Handbook. Students not attending BHS during the regular school year are responsible for familiarizing themselves with the Student Handbook and class expectations. No refunds will be given for any course or camp dropped due to attendance or behavior issues. Camp Locations Camp locations are listed on page 14, unless communicated by the coach after the 1 st day of camp. Supplies Students must supply all materials needed for their particular camp. Camp Times & Dates Camp times & dates are listed with the camp descriptions. Parking & Student Drop-Off Students may park on campus. The student parking is located off of Hart Road. Parking is available for students for no charge. We ask that all parents dropping off and picking up do so from the Hart Road entrance on the west side of the building. Doing so will help reduce traffic and congested areas. Lost & Found The lost and found is located in the summer school office (Counseling Department for 2018). The summer program is not responsible for any lost or stolen items. 7

FAQ Does the district provide transportation? No. Parents/students are responsible for transportation to and from school for all camps. What determines if a camp will be cancelled? You will be notified if a camp is cancelled. It is important to have an alternative plan if a camp is cancelled. The district reserves the right to cancel any camps which do not meet enrollment requirements or if unable to secure a certified coach. How will I know if camp will be cancelled due to weather? On the first day of camp, coaches will explain their plan to notify participants if the camp is cancelled. Will the camp dates be rescheduled if camp is cancelled due to weather? The coaches will communicate make-up dates and times to the camp participants, if make-up time is warranted. Make-up dates and times may not occur due to facility availability and/or coach availability. 8

Health Information What do I need to provide the nurse s office? Students entering grades 9-12 that were enrolled in a District 220 school during 2017/18 have records on file. If a student was not enrolled in a District 220 school, they will need to fill out an Emergency Health Card when registering on-line. Please notify the nurse if your child has an Emergency Health Plan in place at his/her present school or provide the nurse with a copy of your students plan. The summer school nurse will share the health plan with your student s teacher. School Board Policy 7:100 requires the most recent physical and immunization record must be on file. If you are not enrolled at CUSD 220 you must submit a health form, immunization record and recent physical with your registration. Nurse Notes: Does your child have Asthma, Food or Bee Allergy, or other Health Conditions? Please remember that if your child has an Inhaler or Epi-Pen that they carry at school, to notify the Summer School Nurse. Children prescribed an Inhaler or Epi-Pen should have them available during summer school in case of an emergency. Appropriate medication forms should be on file. Students may need an Emergency Care Plan (ECP) developed by the school nurse to be shared with teachers and coaches that have a need to know. Contact the School Nurse if you have any concerns regarding your child s health status during summer school. Health Questions please call: NURSE-847-824-3288 9

SESSION 1 June 4-21 (Unless noted in description) BOYS BASEBALL Grade 9 9:00 11:00 AM Meets Mon.-Tues. & Thurs.- Fri. The camp offers small group instruction where each individual will learn the advancement skills necessary to become a more complete and better baseball player. Players will rotate through several different playing stations daily and will compete in controlled scrimmage games. The major emphasis of instruction will be on hitting, infield, outfield, baserunning, bunting, pitching, and catching while experiencing the expectations of Barrington Baseball at BHS. (Players should supply their own glove, hat, and wear proper baseball clothing - no shorts). Campers will receive prizes & apparel Camp Fee $144 Equipment Fee $40 BOYS BASKETBALL Grades 9-12 1:30 3:30 PM Meets Monday Wednesday This camp is a review of the fundamental skills of basketball. Special emphasis will be placed on proper shooting form, defense, and passing skills. Team concepts for offensive and defensive basketball will be covered. Camp will meet June 4 th -June 27th. Camp Fee $144 Equipment Fee $35 BOYS TENNIS Grade 11-12 6:00 8:00 PM Meets Monday & Wednesday This camp is designed to accommodate to more advanced (no beginners) levels of play with no more than 30 in a group. Areas of concentration will be footwork, conditioning, mental toughness, and racket work for groundstrokes, serves, and volleys. Camp will meet June 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27, July 9, 11, 16, 18(rain date if needed) Camp Fee $108 Equipment Fee $5 BOYS TENNIS Grade 8-10 4:00 6:00 PM Meets Monday & Wednesday This camp is designed to accommodate to more advanced (no beginners) levels of play with no more than 30 in a group. Areas of concentration will be footwork, conditioning, mental toughness, and racket work for groundstrokes, serves, and volleys.camp will meet June 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27, July 9, 11, 16, 18(rain date if needed) BOYS WRESTLING Grades 5-12 1:30 3:30 PM Meets Monday-Thursday Our camp is devoted to preparing wrestlers for the Wisconsin Dells waterpark team camp, which will be held, from June 25-28 (attendance at this team camp is not necessary). Each day is devoted to technique, live wrestling and games. Camp will meet June 11 th - 14 th & June 18 th -21 st Camp Fee $96 Equipment Fee $10 JV CHEERLEADING TEAM CLINICS Grades 9-12 2:00 8:00 PM Meets Monday Thursday Clinic will develop stunting, tumbling, motions and dance skills and prepare team members for sideline cheerleading and competition season. Clinic will be run by high school coaching staff. Camp will meet June 4th June 7 th. Camp Fee $144 JV Team Members Only VARSITY CHEERLEADING TEAM CLINICS Grades 9-12 2:00 5:00 PM Meets Monday Thursday Clinic will develop stunting, tumbling, motions and dance skills and prepare team members for sideline cheerleading and competition season. Clinic will be run by high school coaching staff. Camp will meet June 4th June 7 th. Camp Fee $72 Varsity Team Members Only BHS STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Grade 9-10 9:00 11:00 AM Meets Mon. Wed. & Friday Camp will develop strength, speed, agility, and improved coordination for every sport. Proper technique, stretching, and agility training will be emphasized. Camp will run June 4 th - 22 nd. Camp Fee $143 BHS STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Grades 11-12 6:00 8:00 AM Meets Mon. Tues. Thurs. & Friday Camp will develop strength, speed, agility, and improved coordination for every sport. Proper technique, stretching, and agility training will be emphasized. Camp will run June 4 th - 22 nd. Camp Fee $143 Camp Fee $108 Equipment Fee $5 10

GIRLS BASKETBALL Grades 2-4 10:00 11:30 AM Meets Monday Thursday Camp will offer engaging basketball activities. The girls will have fun learning fundamental skills while teamwork is incorporated. Camp will be run by girls basketball high school coaching staff and players. Camp Fee $108 Equipment Fee $35 GIRLS BASKETBALL Grades 5-8 10:00 11:30 AM Meets Monday Thursday Camp will develop basketball skills through fundamentals, proper mechanics, and game play. Camp will be run by girls basketball high school coaching staff. Camp Fee $108 Equipment Fee $35 GIRLS BASKETBALL Grades 9-10 8:00 10:00 AM Meets Monday Thursday This camp is a review of the fundamental skills of basketball. No PE credit will be given. Special emphasis on shooting form, defense, ball handling, and passing. Team offense and defense will be taught. Camp Fee $144 Equipment Fee $35 GIRLS BASKETBALL Grades 11-12 8:00 10:00 AM Meets Monday Thursday This camp is a review of the fundamental skills of basketball. Special emphasis will be placed on proper shooting form, defense, and passing skills. Conditioning techniques will also be taught. Team concepts for offensive and defensive basketball will be covered. Varsity basketball will meet from June 4 th -June 28th. Camp Fee $192.00 Equipment Fee $35 GIRLS SOCCER Grades 8-12 10:00 11:30 AM Meets Monday Thursday This camp provides a challenging series of sessions designed to develop each player s individual skills. Significant time is also spent emphasizing group and team tactics. Camp will run from June 4 th -14 th. Camp Fee $72 Equipment Fee $20 glove, bat, helmet, cleats and wear proper clothing. Camp Fee $120 Equipment Fee $35 GIRLS SOFTBALL Grades 8-9 10:00 12:00 PM Meets Monday Friday Camp will meet June 11th- June 22nd (Same as above) Camp Fee $120 Equipment Fee $35 GIRLS TENNIS Grades 8-9 4:30 6:00PM Meets on Tuesdays Each lesson we will work on stroke technique, strategy and match play. Players will get a chance to meet the coaches and future team players. Players should have playing experience. Camp will meet June 12th, 19 th, 26 th ; July 10th, 17th, & 24th. Girls & Boys Team Together: TBA Match Play: Wednesday June 27 th & July 18 th. Time 12:00-4:00PM Camp Fee $102 Equipment Fee $40 GIRLS TENNIS Grades 10-12 6:00-8:00PM Tuesdays This camp is designed to accommodate intermediate to more advanced (no beginners) level of play. Must have played on the tennis team. Areas of concentration will be footwork, conditioning, mental toughness, and racket work for groundstrokes, serves and volleys. A personal trainer will provide us with on court fitness conditioning. Camp will meet June 12th, 19 th,26 th ; July 10th, 17th, & 24th. Girls & Boys Team Together: TBA Match Play: Wednesday June 27 th & July 18 th. Time 12:00-4:00PM Camp Fee $120 Equipment Fee $40 BRONCETTES DANCE TEAM Grades 9-12 TIME: TBA Meets TBA Dancers will develop their technique through various combinations and routines to prepare them for the upcoming season. Girls will work to build their endurance through cardio and strength training. Camp Fee $ 120 Equipment Fee Pending Team Members Only GIRLS SOFTBALL Grades 6-7 8:00 10:00 AM Meets Monday Friday Camp will meet June 11th-June 22nd Camp is designed to enhance existing softball skills and develop new ones. Defensive expectations, game situations and daily individual hitting instruction will be emphasized. Girls are responsible for supplying their own 11

COED GYMNASTICS Grades 8-12 NOT RUNNING 1:30-4:00 PM Meets on Monday-Thursday Basic through advanced training for both men s and women s gymnastics. Men s events include Floor, Pommel Horse, Rings, Vault, Parallel Bars and High Bar. Women s events include Floor, Uneven Bars, Vault and Beam. No experience required. Camp Fee $180 per session Girls Lacrosse Grades 8-12 5:30-8:00pm Meets TBA Practices will consist of reviewing lacrosse fundamentals and teaching and reviewing team offensive and defensive sets and skills. Games will be at home and away (players are responsible for own transportation to away games)game schedule will be released by TBA. Camp will run from TBA Camp Fee $180.00 Equipment Fee $40.00 12

Camp Locations Boys Baseball Boys Basketball Boys Cross Country Boys & Girls Volleyball Boys Soccer Boys Tennis Boys Wrestling Boys Lacrosse Broncettes Dance Team Cheerleading Coed Gymnastics Elementary Fitness Camp Football Team Camp Girls Cross Country Girls Badminton Girls Basketball Girls Cross Country Girls Lacrosse Girls Soccer Girls Softball Girls Tennis Getting Ready for High School Strength & Conditioning BHS Varsity Field BHS Gym Athletic Fields BHS Gym Fields of Dreams BHS Tennis Courts BHS Wrestling Gym BHS Stadium/Lawn TBA BHS Gym BHS Gym BHS Stadium BHS Stadium BHS Stadium BHS Gym BHS Gym BHS Stadium BHS Stadium/Lawn Fields of Dreams BHS Softball Fields BHS Tennis Courts GRC BHS Stadium 13

SESSION II June 25-July 17 (Unless noted in description) BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Grades 7-12 7:00 9:00 AM Meets Monday Friday Time each day is devoted to strength training, agility, drills, and conditioning. Proper conditioning will be emphasized. Camp will not run July 4 th. Camp Fee $180 BOYS SOCCER Grades 11-12 7:00 9:00 AM Meets Monday Friday This camp provides a challenging series of sessions designed to develop each player s individual skills. Significant time is also spent emphasizing group and team tactics. Specialized goalkeeper training is also available. Camp will meet July 16th- July 27 th. Camp Fee $120 Equipment Fee $25 BOYS SOCCER Grades 9-10 9:00 11:00 AM Meets Monday Friday (Same as above) Camp will meet July 16th- July 27 th. Camp Fee $120 Equipment Fee $25 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Grades 3-8 9:00 10:30 AM Meets Monday Friday All sessions will focus on skill development; enhancing participants knowledge of the game, sport specific conditioning, and all players will be on both a four-person and six-person roster for a round-robin tournament to be played throughout the camp. Campers will receive a T-shirt and small prizes for winners of the tournaments. Camp will meet July 9 th -July 13 th. Camp Fee $45 Equipment Fee $20 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Grades 9-12 Times Vary Please see below (with some exceptions; please check dates below) Camp will meet: June 8, 15, 22, 29(9:00am-11:00am) July 9 th -July 12 th (10:30am-11:30am) July 16 th -19 th & 23 rd -26 th (9:00am-12:00pm) Camp Fee $216 Equipment Fee $20 BOYS VOLLEYBALL Grades 9-12 8:00 10:00 AM Meets Monday Friday This session will focus on skill development; enhancing participants knowledge of the game, sport specific conditioning, and all players will be on both a four-person and six-person roster for a round-robin tournament to be played throughout the camp. Camp will meet July 9-13 & July16- July 20 Camp Fee $120 Equipment Fee $15 FOOTBALL TEAM CAMP Grades 10-12 7:00-10:30 AM Meets Monday - Friday Individual and team instruction covering techniques of every football position. Special attention will be devoted to running and passing defense, as well as drills in ball handling, passing, blocking and receiving. Students will also increase their flexibility,speed, agility and strength. Camp will meet June 25-June 29 & July9- July 20 Camp Fee $294 Equipment Fee $35 FOOTBALL TEAM CAMP Grade 9 8:00 11:30 PM Meets Monday Friday (Same as above) Camp will meet June 25-June 29 & July 9-July 20. Camp Fee $294 Equipment Fee $35 GIRLS BADMINTON Grades 8-12 7:00 9:00 AM Meets Monday Thursday This camp is designed to accommodate the beginner novice player. Special attention will be given to basic skills such as footwork, serving, and drives. Conditioning techniques will also be taught. Doubles and Singles concepts and strategies are introduced. No practice July 4th & 5th. Camp Fee $144 Equipment Fee $35 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Grades 9-12 7:00 9:00 AM Meets Monday Thursday The summer running program will focus on conditioning athletes for the upcoming high school cross-country season. No camp July 4th. Camp Fee $144 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Grades 6-8 8:00 10:00 AM Meets Monday-Thursday 14

The summer running program will focus on conditioning for the upcoming middle school cross-country season. No camp July 4th. Camp Fee $144 ELEMENTARY FITNESS CAMP Grades 2-5 NOT RUNNING 6:00 7:30 PM Meets Monday & Wednesday Come run and have fun!! No camp July 3rd & 4th. Camp Fee $54 COED GYMNASTICS Grades 8-12 NOT RUNNING 1:30-4:00 PM Meets on Monday-Thursday Basic through advanced training for both men s and women s gymnastics. Men s events include Floor, Pommel Horse, Rings, Vault, Parallel Bars and High Bar. Women s events include Floor, Uneven Bars, Vault and Beam. No experience required. Camp Fee $180 GETTING READY FOR HIGH SCHOOL Grade 9 1:30-3:30 PM Meets July 9 th -11 th The Getting Ready for High School program provides incoming freshmen with the opportunity to get familiar with the building, meet new friends, and learn about what clubs and sports BHS has to offer. This program offers tips on what resources to access when looking for academic help, how to increase knowledge in relation to goal setting, time management, and organization. This class does not offer academic credit, yet it will help incoming freshmen ease into their first day of high school with greater confidence. Camp Fee $60 Equipment Fee $15 SUMMER LEAGUES Barrington Hurricanes Summer Softball Barrington Hurricanes 18U summer softball team will consist of incoming BHS senior and junior student athletes. The summer season begins at the conclusion of second semester final exams and draws to a close on Sunday, July 15 th. The seven-week experience requires a daily commitment for practices, weekday games, and weekend tournament play. Players will compete at both the national and regional level of softball competition. The Barrington High School softball coaching staff will direct the team. A total of 40-50 games will be played during this time window. Players will sign up for Session I and II of the summer school softball program in order to participate. All summer practices will be part of the summer school program and are organized for team members only. Practice times will be determined once the team is formed and each player s personal summer calendar is identified. Each required session is $200. The required player competition fee is $1100 for items such as, but not limited to, tournament entry fees, uniforms, equipment, insurance, umpire fees, etc. Finally, the Hurricane summer team is not a prerequisite for participation in the BHS softball program, but will benefit the individual participants and the tem as a whole in preparation for the following season. Team Members Only Camp Fee $400.00 Equipment Fee $1100.00 Barrington Summer Baseball League The Barrington Summer Baseball League will consist of three teams made up of incoming sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Please check with the coaching staff for specific team schedules. The camp will develop individual skills through instruction and games. Teams will be organized and games played against other schools in a summer league. The varsity baseball coach and assistants in the Barrington baseball program coach the camp. The summer baseball league is not a prerequisite for participation in the BHS baseball program, but will benefit the individual participants and the team as a whole in preparation for the following season. If financial assistance is needed, please speak to the varsity baseball coach. Team Members Only Camp Fee $175.00 Equipment Fee $125 15