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? Spring 2018 @ Cypress Village Elementary WHAT IS THE ACE PROGRAM AND WHAT ARE ACE CLASSES? The ACE Program (Afterschool Classroom Enrichment) is a program sponsored by IPSF (Irvine Public Schools Foundation) in cooperation with the Irvine Unified School District. These classes are offered right after school hours on the Cypress Village campus for nominal fees. IPSF selects contractors who teach all types of classes ranging from athletics to academics to arts. Spring Classes At A Glance Class Grade Day Start # of Mtgs. Fee Soccer 1-3 Tue 4/17 7 $157 Ceramic Paining 1-3 Tue 4/17 7 $149 Chess 1-6 Tue 4/17 7 $125 Rollercoaster Physics 4-6 Tue 4/17 7 $173 Cooking 1-3 Thu 4/12 6 $161 Robotics & Engineering w/ LEGO - Gizmos 1-3 Thu 4/12 6 $133 STEM Superbots 1-3 Thu 4/12 6 $154 GameMaker: 3D Game Dev 4-6 Thu 4/12 6 $160 Tennis 4-6 Thu 4/12 6 $140 Register Online March 22 - April 11 Online Registration ONLY at www.ipsfacademy.org Contact volunteer Cypress Village ACE coordinator, Jenny Nguyen, at ACECypressVillage@gmail.com

TUESDAYS: April 17, 24, May 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 SOCCER $157 During this one-hour class, kids will learn the following skills: kicking, dribbling, goalkeeping, passing and ball control. There will be drills where the instructor teaches the individual skills and then scrimmages where the kids put those skills to use. Fit Kids leaders make fitness fun, to help kids start loving fitness at an early age. Provider: Fit Kids America. Grades: 1-3 Tue. Time: 2:25-3:25 p.m. Location: TBA # of Meetings: 7 CERAMIC PAINTING $149 Learn techniques from a Color Me Mine instructor and create great keepsakes and/or gifts. Non-toxic, water-based paints make clean up easy. Painted items are taken back to the Color Me Mine studio for glazing and firing, and returned to the artist at the next class. Once projects are fired, they are dishwasher and microwave safe. Safe to eat and drink out of as well. We have all new projects and designs each session. Provider: Color Me Mine Grades: 1-3 Tue. Time: 2:25-3:35 p.m. Location: TBA # of Meetings: 7 CHESS $125 Academic Chess specializes in making chess fun for children! Chess has been proven to help develop critical thinking and memory skills confidence, sportsmanship, patience and problem solving skills. Our experienced instructors use stories and exciting lessons to teach chess concepts in a way that your child will remember. The class also includes a tournament where students can win trophies and prizes. All students will receive a fun Academic Chess workbook. The class is for all chess levels. Provider: Academic Chess. Grades: 1-3 Tue. Time: 2:25-3:25 p.m. Location: TBA # of Meetings: 7 Grades: 4-6 Tue. Time: 3:00-4:00 p.m. Location: TBA # of Meetings: 7 ROCKIN ROLLER COASTER PHYSICS!! $173 Prepare to take Physics to the next level! Each junior scientist will transform into Engineers as we design and build our own Super-Sonic Marble Roller Coaster. This advanced Roller Coaster project is a motorized marble roller coaster that is entirely built by you! At the end of the session, once we have completed our new theme park adventure, every student will get to take their creation home to share the physics fun with friends and family. Sign up today to be a part of this hands-on, exciting program! Provider: Discovering Science. Grades: 4-6 Tue. Time: 3:00-4:00 p.m. Location: TBA # of Meetings: 7 SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE!! In partnership with A limited number of partial and full scholarships are available for all classes based on financial need. Income documentation is required for approval. Parents may apply for assistance by completing the Scholarship Application available at www.ipsfacademy.org/ace. For scholarship questions, please email IPSF ACE at ipsfacademy@ipsf.net

THURSDAYS: April 12, 19, May 3, 10, 17 & 31 NO Class April 26 & May 24 COOKING $161 (Group Gr 1-3 separate from Gr 4-6) We teach young chefs how to cook up some FUN! Our chef instructors bring knowledge and creativity to the classroom, equipped with all the supplies your students need to prepare culinary delights. Students learn the basic fundamentals of cooking that includes knife skills, proper dry and wet measuring, food preparation and safety, sweet vs. savory ingredients and dishes, math and science. Each child will eat what they created. Provider: Lil Chef School. ROBOTICS & ENGINEERING W/ LEGO - GIZMOS! $133 Students love our interactive, hands-on classes where we build real life objects out of LEGO bricks while exploring the concepts of engineering, architecture and physics. Students will develop problem solving and critical thinking skills as they bring their LEGO bricks to life using motors and batteries. This unit is all about the fun of doing something with what you ve built. From spin art to a paper crinkler model, kids will love playing with their creations! Don t miss out! Each student will receive a customized LEGO minifigure and Certificate of Achievement on the last day of class. Provider: Bricks 4 Kidz STEM SUPERBOTS! $154 Get ready to step into the future with this all new, high-tech session! Gear up as we explore what it takes to construct your own superhero suit and create your own VR (Virtual Reality) glasses that are yours to take home! Robotics and Superheros have always captured our imaginations and made us wonder what we might be capable of accomplishing. We'll be breaking new ground while we design, engineer, and ultimately create our new, motorized Superbots! Will you design a Turbocharged Superhero Rally Car, or a Robotic Walking AT-AT? Discover exciting new advances in aerospace technology, renewable energy, and even top secret tech that gives your favorite Superhero their unbelievable abilities. Topics Include: Parts of a Robot, Circuits, Static Electricity, Magnetism, Attract and Repel, Chemistry, physical vs chemical changes, Virtual Reality and much more! Provider: Discovering Science. WHERE TO GO AFTER SCHOOL AND PICK UP INSTRUCTIONS Instruct your students that once regular school dismisses to report directly to their ACE class location. After ACE class, students are picked up from outside the front office. Students will not be permitted to leave on their own unless the student s profile at www.ipsfacademy.org indicates student s Transportation as responsible for themselves. Rainbow Rising students: Please also report directly to the ACE class location. Do not check in at Rainbow Rising prior to ACE class. After ACE, students will be escorted to Rainbow Rising. Be sure to notify Rainbow Rising you have enrolled your student in ACE.

THURSDAYS: April 12, 19, May 3, 10, 17 & 31 NO Class April 26 & May 24 GAMEMAKER: 3D GAME DEV & VR $160 Learn to code by creating your own 3D game using Unity, a professional 3D Game Design engine. This course will teach game design principles, mechanics and level design. Discover how to add objects, apply physics and implement behaviors into your game. Then explore your creation in a new dimension by immersing yourself in Virtual Reality. Students will learn C#, develop problem solving skills and gain an excellent general knowledge of game creation fundamentals using the Unity 3D engine. Provider: Brainstorm STEM Education. Grades: 4-6 Thu. Time: 3:00-4:00 p.m. Location: TBA # of Meetings: 6 TENNIS $140 Our tennis program incorporates the newly developed Quickstart program. It's an exciting format for learning tennis, designed to bring kids into the game by utilizing specialized equipment, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring. It's the fast, fun way to get kids into tennis and keep them playing. All equipment is provided. Fit Kids leaders make fitness fun, to help kids start loving fitness at an early age. Provider: Fit Kids America. Grades: 4-6 Thu. Time: 3:00-4:00 p.m. Location: TBA # of Meetings: 6 CLASSROOM MONITORS WANTED! We need your help! Would you be willing to help monitor ACE classes 1 to 1½ hours per week? Volunteers who monitor receive discounted tuition for each day they monitor. The work is easy -take roll, make sure children are accounted for, assist where necessary, and see that all children are picked up after classes. Interested in helping out? Contact IPSF at ipsfacademy@ipsf.net REGISTRATION 1. Go to www.ipsfacademy.org. Please use Chrome or Safari as your browser, older versions of Internet Explorer are not supported. 2. If you do not have a User Email/Password, you will need to create one for yourself. Click Create An Account. If your student participated in the IPSF Summer Enrichment Academy, you will login using the same user email and password. 3. Once you have successfully created a parent profile, you will be directed to login. 4. Click on Add a Student to create profiles for each of your students if one does not already exist. IMPORTANT!! For existing students, verify all student information is up to date for the new school year including grade, homeroom and transportation. Profiles do NOT update automatically. 5. Select the desired class(es) and checkout. 6. Once you checkout, you will receive an email confirming your student s class enrollment.

GENERAL INFORMATION REGISTRATION: Begins: Thursday, March 22 Ends: Wednesday, April 11 Classes start: Thursday, April 12 Register at www.ipsfacademy.org Enrollment is subject to class availability. Students must attend the school where they enroll in ACE classes. HOW TO REGISTER: 1. Login at www.ipsfacademy.org Please use Chrome or Safari as your browser; older versions of Internet Explorer are not supported. 2. If you have not created a User Email/Password account, you will need to create one for yourself. Click Create An Account. Once you have successfully created a parent profile, you will be directed to login. 3. Click on Add a Student to create profiles for each of your students if one does not already exist. For existing students, verify profiles are up to date including grade, homeroom and transportation. 4. Click Register for Classes. 5. Select the desired class(es) and checkout. 6. Once you have checked out, you will receive an email confirmation listing your student s class enrollment. REFUNDS: Tuition is nonrefundable unless the class is cancelled by the ACE coordinator. If your child registers late, misses classes or withdraws before the end of the session, you are still obligated for the full fees for that session. You are eligible for a prorated tuition refund or credit only if your child withdraws due to serious illness or injury, corroborated by a note from your doctor. All refunds are subject to a $25 non-refundable program fee. Please be advised that refunds may take up to one month to process. FLEXIBLE SPENDING ACCOUNTS: Receipts for programs attended by your child are available on request after completion of the programs. Please contact IPSF with parent s name, child s name, address, phone number, name and location of program(s) attended, and dates attended. IPSF can be reached via email at cdepew@ipsf.net or phone at (949) 263-8340. This material is provided for informational purposes only. IPSF does not provide tax, legal, or accounting advice, and makes no representations regarding the deductibility or FSA eligibility of any program related expenses. Please consult your individual tax advisor to determine how much of your payment, if any, is deductible and/or FSA eligible. CLASS AGE LIMITS: In order to develop classes suitable for a particular age range, we specify age limits in the brochure. CLASS CONFIRMATIONS: Class confirmations are emailed upon successful completion of enrollment. Please add webmaster@ipsf.net to your email address book. CLASS CANCELLATIONS: We do our best to accommodate all students who sign up for ACE classes. In order to keep class fees as low as possible, we must set a minimum enrollment number for each class to cover the class expenses. If the minimum enrollment is not met, the ACE Program reserves the right to cancel the class and return all registration fees. You will be notified of any cancellations before the first scheduled day of class. TRANSPORTATION: Getting students to and from class is the responsibility of parents. In the first week of classes, ACE site monitors will attempt to locate registered students who are not present in their class. After that week, however, we expect that the students will know where they should go. If your child has difficulty remembering to go to class, you might want to escort him/her or contact another child in the class so your child has a buddy to provide a reminder about class. ACE students must be picked up immediately after class. Arranging pick-up is the responsibility of parents. School staff, ACE instructors and ACE volunteer monitors are not responsible for your child after class. If you are late picking your student up two times, your student will be removed from the program and there are no refunds. SNACKS: Your child is always welcome to bring a personal snack. Please do not send any snacks containing peanut or tree nut products.please contact the school site ACE coordinator immediately if your child has severe food allergies. CONTINUING CLASSES: Unless noted otherwise in the brochure, students in continuing classes must submit a registration form and payment for each session. CONDUCT: Normal classroom conduct is expected of all ACE students and we generally have very few problems with the behavior of our students. Children displaying unacceptable behavior will be issued a one-time Behavior Citation that will have to be signed by a parent before the student can continue the class. If a second citation is necessary, the child will be dismissed without refund. SCHOLARSHIPS: A limited number of 50%-100% scholarships are available for all classes based on need. Income documentation is required for approval. Parents may apply for a scholarship by accessing and completing the scholarship form at www.ipsfacademy.org/ace. MONITORS WANTED: Would you like to help monitor ACE classes 1 to 1-1/2 hours per week? The work is easy taking roll, assisting any children who need help, occasionally helping with classroom set up and clean up, and randomly checking on each class a few times during the class period. Volunteers who monitor are granted one reduced class tuition per session. Interested? Contact the ACE Coordinator listed below. PROGRAM SPONSORSHIP: Irvine Public Schools Foundation (IPSF) sponsors the district-wide ACE program in cooperation with the Irvine Unified School District. For further information about the ACE program at other schools, please call IPSF at (949) 263-8340 ATTENDANCE: If your student will be absent from ACE class, please send a message to the contact listed below before 11 a.m. on the day of ACE class.?????? QUESTIONS?????? Contact Cypress Village ACE Coordinator, Jenny Nguyen, at ACECypressVillage@gmail.com