2017

SUMMER CAMP

OLYMPIA STUDENTS ONLY

Camp One—June 12th—29th

Camp Two—July 10th—27th

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Expectations

In order for students to have an enjoyable experience in

the camp, students are expected to conduct themselves

appropriately. This includes following the school

guidelines concerning behavior as outlined in the Rich-

land One Discipline Code of Conduct.

Students committing Level II and III offenses will be

immediately released from the IMPACT Summer

Camp.

Students committing Level I offenses will be handled

on an individual basis.

More about the

Summer Camp

The IMPACT Summer Camp, designed to develop

students academically and socially will consist of two

3-week camps in June and July. During the summer

camps, students will work on numerous fun STEM

projects such as: learning to build simple machines,

building robots, creating 3-D objects and program-

ming their own video games. Through our Overcom-

ing Obstacles curriculum, students will also learn life-

skills designed to help them become socially, success-

ful citizens. Students will be required to attend at least

one camp, but are welcome to attend both camps

Transportation and the cost to participate in the sum-

mer IMPACT camp is FREE. Lunch will be provid-

ed daily.

What We Do Through participation in the IMPACT Camp, students

may be able to:

complete seat time at no cost to the student,

learn life-skills through Overcoming Obstacles to

Success, an evidenced-based curriculum,

receive hands-on STEM lessons that will expose

them to real world problem–solving activities .

Our story

The IMPACT Camp is an afterschool program imple-

mented through an EEDA funded grant received by the

Olympia Learning Center entitled “Preparing College

and Career Ready Graduates”. There is no fee for

participating in the camp.

Space is limited to the first

30 students per camp

Transportation & Lunch Provided Daily

Return Completed Application Today

Contact Us

Gloria Coleman, Project Director

Olympia Learning Center

621 Bluff Rd.

Columbia, SC 29201

803-400-1650

Gloria.coleman@richlandone.org

Nathan White, Principal

Dr. Craig Witherspoon, Superintendent

SUMMER CAMP DATES

Place: OLYMPIA LEARNING CENTER

CAMP ONE

Monday-Thursday, June 12– 29, 2017

9:00 AM—2:00 PM

CAMP TWO

Monday–Thursday, July 10- 27, 2017

9:00 AM—2:00 PM

Space is limited to the first 30 students per camp

Hurry, COMPLETE and RETURN Application Today

Check ALL that apply. My child will attend:

Camp One (June 12th-29th) ________

Camp Two (July 10th-27th)________

Both Camps ONE & TWO __________

Parents will be notified of student’s acceptance into the

IMPACT Summer Camp

IMPACT Summer Camp Application (Complete and Return to School)

Date:_______________________________________________

Student Name_______________________________________

Medications taken regularly __________________________

___________________________________________________

Insurance Company _________________________________

Group #:___________________________________________

Authorization: I author ize the school’s representative to

transport, request and authorize treatment for my son/daughter in

the event of an accidental injury or illness. I agree that I will not

hold this person liable while he/she is acting according to these

directions. My signature below permits my child to participate

and authorizes Richland School District One to take or use pho-

tos, video/audio footage of my child participating in the

IMPACT Summer Camp.

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Parent/Guardian Signature

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Parent /Guardian (Print Name)

Address: ___________________________________________

Apt. #_________City__________________Zip____________

Phone#_____________________________________________

Alternate #__________________________________________

Email:______________________________________________

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