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Summer Camp - 2018 Registration now open!

et ready for Summer Camp 2018! The Community Education Office offers eight weeks of action-

packed camps providing exciting field trips, specialty camps, and lots of fun. Pre-school to middle

school students can participate in activity-based day camps offered throughout the summer. This is the

29th year of Community Education’s summer camp program. The full-day camps provide over 40 hours

of quality care each week. The weekly tuition fee includes before and after camp care and covers the cost

of all activities including the limited field trips. Camps are offered during the months of June and July.

Several half-day camps are also offered in June and July. Parents have the flexibility to register and pay

for selected weeks, or the full summer. Camp expenses are eligible for child care tax credit and

dependent care flexible spending accounts. Read the details of the camps, complete the camp

registration form and return it to the Community Education Office, or registration may be completed

online at bryancountyschools.org/o/comed. Payments may be made online at MyPaymentsPlus.com.

There is limited enrollment. All camps must meet a minimum number of students enrolled in order to

schedule the camp. If these numbers are not met, the camp will be cancelled when confirmation packets

go home in May. Register early. Registration packets are also available at the Community Education Office,

120 Constitution Way, Richmond Hill, Ga. For additional questions, call the Community Education Office

at 912-459-5116. Your camp adventure is waiting!

General Information Summer camp programs provide a safe, adult-supervised environment where children can participate in

recreational and educational activities. These programs are intended for children who meet the

following qualifications:

have the ability to follow directions in a large group setting

respond appropriately to adult supervision in a large group setting

perform basic self-help behaviors

Many activities are held outdoors, so campers should be prepared to spend several hours each day

outside. Parents are responsible for applying sunscreen each morning and for including one or more drinks

with the daily lunch. Water and ice are provided on field trips and during outdoor activities. If extreme

heat and/or weather conditions limit or cancel field trips and/or outdoor activities, the camp staff will

implement a modified program. Weather conditions and/or warnings and watches are monitored

closely and updates are relayed to supervisors on field trips and factored into each day’s planned

events. There is a fee associated with each weekly camp. This weekly fee must be paid in full no later

than each Monday morning in order for a child to remain in the camps. Community Education reserves

the right to make changes to this schedule up to and during Summer Camp weeks.

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CAMP DATES: Summer Camp will be held the weeks of May 29, June 4, June 11, June 18, June 25, July 9,

July 16 and July 23. Before and after care will be offered during each week summer camps are in session.

Before care hours are 7 a.m. – 9 a.m. After care hours are 4 p.m. – 6 p.m. Before and after care will be at

the Community Education Center. CAMP LOCATION: Camps will be offered on the Community Education campus and multiple school

locations in Richmond Hill (dependent on sufficient number of enrolled students). Students who attend

school in North Bryan may elect to attend camp in Richmond Hill, however, no transportation will be

provided. CAMP SCHEDULES: Read the descriptions carefully for each camp for complete details. Weekly agendas

will be available for parents at the beginning of each week for any camp that includes a field trip.

Students who have completed kindergarten through seventh grade are eligible for the camps unless age

or grade restrictions are listed in the individual camp descriptions. Some camps are also available for

four and five-year-old pre-school students. REGISTRATION INFORMATION: There is limited enrollment in the camps so early registration is

encouraged. Campers are placed on camp lists according to the date and

time the registration form and $25 deposit is received in the Community

Education Office. No phone or fax registrations will be accepted. Parents

will receive a confirmation packet once all registrations are received and

processed. Ways to register:

Register online at: bryancountyschools.org/o/comed. Click Summer Camp, then registration form

Make payment online at: MyPaymentsPlus.com (Registration not complete until deposit is paid)

By mail: Community Education Office 120 Constitution Way, Richmond Hill, GA 31324

Drop off: Drop off completed registration form and $25 deposit in the Community Education Office,

120 Constitution Way, Richmond Hill

Please do not send forms to your child’s homeroom teacher. CAMP HOURS: The full-day summer camp program is open from 7 a.m.- 6 p.m. Hours for the structured

camps will be from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.; however, camp facilities will open at 7 a.m. for parents who need

child care before 9 a.m. Camp will remain open until 6 p.m. for parents who need to pick up after 4 p.m.

A regular daily schedule will include:

7 a.m. - 9 a.m. – supervised activities, morning snack, games, social/free time

9 a.m. - 4 p.m. – structured activities coordinated for each camp

4 p.m. - 6 p.m. – afternoon snack time, play time, movies, games, social/free time

6 p.m. – All campers must be picked up no later than 6 p.m. Fees will be assessed for late pickups.

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CAMP FEES: Camp fees vary per week. Please check the camp descriptions for the cost of each camp. A

$25 registration fee is due with each registration form that is submitted to the Community Education

Office. Without the $25 registration fee, the registration will not be processed. Camp fees are due no

later than Monday of each week of camp; however, parents are encouraged to pay in advance and

shorten wait times in the registration lines on Monday mornings. Parents who would like to set up a

payment schedule should contact the Community Education Office in advance to complete paperwork.

All checks should be made payable to the Bryan County Board of Education (BCBOE). Include the name

of the child and the camp they are attending on the check. Payments are accepted in cash or with a

check, money order or cashier’s check. Credit card payments are also accepted (available with accounts in

My Payments Plus.) If a parent has a childcare account associated with their employment and the

employee is sending payment directly to the Community Education Office, these checks will continue to

be accepted. Cash payments to an account can be accepted at any time. Payment is expected in full for

all registered camps unless cancellation is received in writing two weeks in advance. A late fee of $10 will

be added to all accounts not paid in full by Monday of each week. PAY CAMP FEES AT MYPAYMENTSPUS.COM:

Camps fees may be paid online at MyPaymentsPlus.com CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS: All cancellations must be received in writing two weeks in advance of the

opening day of the registered camp. No refunds will be made after a camp has begun. Camp field trips

and supplies are booked or ordered and paid for prior to the opening of camp so full payment is

required unless cancellation policies are followed. Please choose your camps carefully and only register

for those camps that you are sure your child wants to attend. Payment in full is required for all camps for

which a child is registered unless cancellation is received at least two weeks prior to the opening of that

camp. Cancellation notification must be made in writing – no phone cancellations will be accepted. If a

camp is cancelled by the Community Education Office due to insufficient enrollment or for other

reasons, a full refund will be made. The Community Education Office reserves the right to make last

minute changes in any scheduled camp due to enrollment, scheduling conflicts or weather conditions. MINIMUM/MAXIMUM ENROLLMENT: If sufficient enrollment is not achieved in a particular camp, the

Community Education Office will cancel that camp and parents will be notified of all cancellations. All

camps have a minimum/maximum enrollment. If a camp is cancelled, every effort will be made to place

affected students into a camp based on available openings. LUNCH AND SNACKS: Campers must bring a lunch and drink for all camps unless otherwise notified. A

morning and afternoon snack will be provided during before and after camp segments. Coolers of ice

and water are always taken on field trips and are available during extended outdoor activities.

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Summer Express Camps

(Open to students who have completed grades K-7) ach day is a new adventure in the Summer Express Camp! Campers will travel and enjoy the sights

and sounds of Coastal Georgia and South Carolina. Each week includes a

theme with field trips and activities based on the weekly theme. Campers will

explore lots of creative activities throughout the summer and will enjoy sports,

games and explore nature in several scheduled field trips. In addition, there will

be outdoor play, movies and time to spend with old and new friends. Students

will be transported by school bus for all field trips. Experienced adult instructors

will accompany the students on field trips. Parents are kept informed of all activities and field trip

locations with a weekly agenda for the camp. It is imperative that parents familiarize themselves with

each week’s activities. Because of time restraints, the bus cannot wait for students who arrive late to

camp. Students who arrive late for field trips will have to return home with parents. The Community

Education Office reserves the right to make changes in the weekly agendas based on enrollment,

scheduling conflicts or weather conditions. Parents will be kept informed of any schedule changes.

Summer Express Camp dates are May 29 - June 22. Summer Express Camp is open for enrollment for

students who have completed kindergarten through seventh grade. One camp will be offered each week

with a maximum enrollment of 60 campers. The four-week Summer Express Camp fee is $150 per week.

(Fee for week 1 – May 29 - June 1 – is $120.) Camp hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Before and after care are

available for Summer Express Camp. As of publication date, the following field trips and or special

activities are planned:

Week 1: May 29 – June 1

“Adventures in Exploring!” Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum Fort McAllister Guided Tour Hunter Cattle Company – Brooklet, Ga. Wet and Wild Day (Double Splash Slide)

Week 2: June 4 - 8

“Week of Discovery!” Savannah Children’s Museum Survivor Day (On Community Ed campus) Corkin Family Fun Center – Fort Stewart Movie at Royal Cinema – Pooler, Ga. Mary Kahrs Warnell Forest Education Center

- Guyton, Ga.

Week 3: June 11 - June 15 “Wildlife Adventure, Theater and Cookies!”

Tybee Beach Memorial Playground Morning: Coastal Botanical Garden Guided Tour;

Afternoon: Byrd’s Cookie Tour –Savannah, Ga. Georgia Southern Center for Wildlife Coastal Discovery Museum – Hilton Head Island Savannah Children’s Theater – Savannah, Ga.

Week 4: June 18- June 22

“Island Adventure Week!” Oatland Island Adventure – Savannah, Ga. Captain Derek’s Dolphin Adventure – Tybee

Island, Ga. Game/Fitness Day (On Community Ed campus) Movie at Royal Cinema – Pooler, Ga. Fun day at Jumpin’ Jack’s – Savannah, Ga.

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Pre-K Summer Camp Just for 4 and 5 year olds

iddie Kamp provides four and five-year-old pre-school students a summer filled with adventure, new

discoveries and fun. The hands-on curriculum spans many themes and presents pre-school students with

age appropriate responsibilities and challenges. These students have a natural curiosity and desire to learn, and

they enjoy being with other students their age. This camp has been designed to provide

activities that build on social and learning skills and present opportunities to learn about

sharing, respecting others, building friendships, and developing new interests. The hands-

on, structured environment of this camp allows the pre-school camper to explore activity

centers, enjoy indoor and outdoor activities, and learn new skills. Campers will also have free time to enjoy

group or individual activities through learning opportunities to prepare them for pre-kindergarten or

kindergarten classes next school year. Campers must be at least four years old by May 31, 2018 to enroll in this

camp. Camp hours are 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Pre-K campers who attend all day may attend before and after care

camps. Campers will have a 30 to 45-minute rest time each afternoon. Parents will be provided with a weekly

agenda. Pre-K Summer Camp will be available for four weeks: May 29, June 4, June 11 and June 18 – if there is

sufficient enrollment each week. Campers must bring a lunch and drink. Pre-K Summer Camp fees are as

follows: Pre-K camp is held at Community Education Campus.

Week 1: $120

Weeks 2- 4: $150

Listed below are the scheduled themes for each week of Pre-K Summer Camp:

Weekly Themes

Week of May 29 - June 1: Let’s Go to the Beach! Week of June 4 - 8: Under the Sea! Week of June 11 - 15: Backyard Fun! Week of June 18 - 22: Under the Big Top

Specialty Camps

variety of specialty camps are being offered this summer. Camp descriptions, dates, times and class fees

are listed below. Camps will be held at the Community Education Center, Richmond Hill Primary,

Richmond Hill High School or Carver Elementary campuses. Campers attending FULL DAY (9 a.m. - 4 pm)

specialty camps may attend the morning before care from 7 a.m. - 9 a.m. and/or the afternoon after care from

4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Campers attending the before/after care who are enrolled in one of the specialty camps

held on the Richmond Hill Primary, Richmond Hill High or Carver Elementary campus will be transported by bus

from/to the Community Education Center.

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Arts Festival Parents, your child will have a blast while expressing their artistic talents through different art mediums

in drawing, painting, Paper-Mache and more. Arts Festival is a great camp to explore

all types of art with a different theme each day. (One example is “By the Sea” where

we will create an art project using sea shells.) On Friday, June 1, from 3:30 p.m. - 4

p.m., family and friends can attend the Summer Camp Art Gallery and view the

amazing work of these young artists. There will be art themes to develop the students’ creative

expression and allow them to create wonderful, hands-on projects. Each child’s creative expression will

be supported and encouraged. The Arts Festival instructor will be Helen Redding, who has a Bachelor of

Arts degree in Fine Arts from Georgia Southern University and Nancy Page, co-director, who has a

Bachelor of Science degree in Education. Both instructors have taught for the Bryan County Community

Education Art Camp and the Averitt Center for the Arts for many years. These instructors are eager to

guide campers through each visual art project during this fun-filled week. All materials are provided. Fee: $104

May 29 – June 1 - Camp held at Community Education Campus

Camp hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Open for students who have completed grades K - 7

Before and after care is available for this camp

Track & Field/Cross Country Camp If your child can run or jump or throw, then you have a home with Track & Field. Better yet, if they can

run or jump or throw, we guarantee we know some tips and tricks to sharpen their current ability while

learning techniques that will benefit them in all sports beyond Track & Field. This camp is designed and

lead by RHHS’s USATF Level 1 certified Savannah Morning News’ Coach of the Year Levi

Sybert along with a diverse group of RHHS XC and TF Small Group Leaders. Focused on

developing the same fundamentals that has brought prominence and excitement to

the raw possibilities of Track & Field and Cross Country at RHHS, camp participants will

experience firsthand how to find fun and thrill in an activity they can do anywhere at any time. Through

interactive activities that deal with running form, proper nutrition, and age appropriate training plans

that culminates in a mini meet, each participant will realize to some degree their physical and mental

capability that can always be moving forward. Camp participants will be grouped together in like grade

groups so that similar physical and mental abilities will be paired together for enhanced experiences. Fee: $85

May 29 - June 1 - Camp held at Richmond Hill High athletic field

Camp hours are 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Before care available – No after care for this camp

Open for students in grades 1 - 7

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Karate Camp

Don’t miss out on a martial arts summer! Karate camp has it all…action, fun and self-defense. Karate

camp is for everyone, whether you are experienced or new to karate. We will be learning age-old

martial arts in a fun and safe environment geared for kids 5-16 years of age. Campers

should bring a lunch and drink each day. A-Force One Karate instructor, Brett Hise, will

be leading the camp. This instructor teaches classes for the Community Education

program in the Pembroke/Ellabell area. This is a great opportunity to start your

adventure into martial arts or even grow your skills to the next level. Register now!

Space is limited. Before care is available for this camp, however, no after care is

available. Pembroke students may elect to attend this camp, but no transportation will be provided. For

uniform sizing, parents should include the student’s weight and height at time of registration.

Weekly fee: $140 (Uniform included)

Week 1: June 11 - 15; Week 2: July 16 – 20 – Camp held at Richmond Hill Primary School

multipurpose room

Camp hours are 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. - Before care available – No after care for this camp

For ages 5 – 16

Cheerleading Camp Come show your team spirit! Join the awesome week of Cheerleading Camp. Camp will focus on four

different segments throughout the day: Cheers and Chants, Jumps and Stunts, Pom-Pom Dances, and

Crafts for Cheerleaders. After lunch each day we will culminate with craft projects for cheerleaders. The

Cheers for Crafts segment will allow students a creative time to design and create a variety of fun-cheer

crafts. Each child will receive a free T-shirt to paint that will be worn for the exhibition on Friday.

Students also receive a free pair of pom-poms. Participants are asked to bring an old shirt or apron to

wear during craft time. Camp is taught by qualified cheerleading instructors with experience in

competition and techniques. Early registration is encouraged. The camp is coordinated by Nancy Page,

who is a long-time instructor for the Community Education Program in the Pembroke area and the

Bryan County Community Education summer cheerleading camp. Mrs. Page will be assisted by Helen

Redding with the Crafts-for-Cheerleaders segments. An exhibition will be held on Friday, June 8 at 11:30

a.m. for family and friends.

Camp fee: $130 June 4 - June 8 – Camp held at Carver Elementary School multipurpose room

Camp hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Open to students in grades PK - 8 Before and after care is available for this camp

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Tennis Camp

Rally, volley and serve your way through the week! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than

to spend a week at a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and

enthusiasm for exercise, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime

commitment to the sport. Tennis camps are open to children in kindergarten

through fifth grades. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by

utilizing specialized equipment, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring, all tailored to age and

size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun who has taught tennis through the Community Education

program for several years. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where

she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tennis Registry. Parents will need

to purchase a 21, 23, or 25-inch racket for their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If

you do not have a racket or do not know what size your child needs, the instructor will provide a sample

for your child to try before making a purchase.

The weekly fee for these four-day camps is $125

Week 1: June 4 -7; Week 2: June 18 - 21; Week 3: July 9 – 12; Week 4: July 23 – 26 – Camp held

at Richmond Hill Primary School Multipurpose Room

Morning session: Grades K - 2 from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. – Before care provided - No after care for this

camp

Afternoon session: Grades 3 - 5 from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. – After care provided – No before care for

this camp

Dance – Camp Candyland! Community Education dance instructor Cheryl Brett and her assistants will be offering a summer dance program that will relate to students of all ability levels. Mrs. Brett has years of experience in dance instruction and has studied and performed with numerous artists. She is also the owner of a successful dance studio in Hinesville. Summer camp is a great way to continue working on your dance technique and put your creativity to the test while creating fun arts and crafts related to the theme: Camp Candyland! Mornings will begin with enchantment and delight. Start with ballet and stretching, then challenge your imagination and coordination as you dance through Candyland. Come join us for a fun week of dancing to sweets, treats, and colors of the rainbows! We will be making t-shirts, bags and of course your favorite to eat sweet at the end of each day! A brief show will be held for parents and friends on Friday, June 15.

Camp fee: $135

June 11 – 15 at Carver Elementary School Multipurpose Room

Camp hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Open for students in grades pre-K - 8 (Dancers must be four or older by June 1, 2018.)

Before and after care are available for this camp

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Royal Princess for a Week

Calling all princesses … Do you have a little princess in your home? If so, register for Princess Camp! Your little one will enjoy fun activities, making princess accessories while dressing up as a special

princess. Each day will include princess crafts, songs, dances, games and fun activities. Camp day begins with reading about a famous princess and make projects featuring that princess. Friday, students will come dressed as a princess as we culminate the camp with the “Parade of the Princesses” at 2:30 p.m. Our annual “Tea Party” will be at 3:00 p.m. Following the tea party parents will view the princess projects. The

instructor will be Helen Redding who has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Arts from Georgia Southern University, along with other qualified assistants. Come join the fun and see the exciting projects and activities for our princesses.

Fee: $130.00

June 11 – 15 – Camp held at Community Education Campus

Camp hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Open to girls ages 4 - 7 years of age

Before and after care is available for this camp

Kids In-The-Kitchen Cooking Camp This camp is awesome for kids who have an interest in cooking and learning how to make their own

healthy foods. Over the course of the camp, we will be making 12 to 15 different recipes ranging from

breakfast, lunch and dinner to snacks and desserts. We use a lot of fresh ingredients in the recipes*, but

they are also kept simple and age appropriate. Students will get a chance to try a lot

of different types of foods, some they may have never had before. Students will

learn the basics of food safety and proper cooking techniques. The camp also

includes nutritional activities to help students make informed decisions about what

they eat. At the end of the camp, students will bring home a recipe book made by

them with room to add other recipes. If your student has an apron and/or chef’s

hat, we would love to see them in action! This camp is taught by RHHS teacher Brandi Guzman, and it

follows the guidelines of the Healthy Hands Cooking program. *Accommodations can be made for most

of the recipes for students with food allergies, but the parents must supply the food substitutions. Many

of the recipes we make will include peanut butter, cheese, yogurt, milk, eggs and wheat.

Weekly fee is $120 and includes all food and supplies. Camp 1: May 29 – June 1; Camp 2: June 4 - 7; Camp 3: June 11 - 14; Camp 4: July 16 – 19

Camp held at Community Education Campus

Camp hours are 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. – Before care provided - No after care for this camp

Open to students in grades 2 - 5

The camp is limited to 10 students to allow for a more hands on experience

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Branches of Science

What is science? Is it a subject in school? A way of thinking? A career? Science is knowledge and

understanding of the world around us. In the Branches of Science camp, students will

spend a day with a branch of science to really explore it. Branches of science will

feature Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Geology and Astronomy. Students will investigate,

play, create and experiment in each branch of science. The camp is taught by Cynthia

Youmans. Mrs. Youmans teaches science at Richmond Hill Middle School and enjoys

helping young minds learn how much fun science can be. She has 15 years of

classroom experience with a Bachelor of Science degree in biology from Presbyterian

College and a MED from Armstrong Atlantic State University. This camp has a minimum

number of nine and a maximum number of 15 participants.

Weekly fee: $135 Camp 1: June 18 - 22; Camp 2: July 9 - 13 – Camp held at Community Education Campus

Camp hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Open to students in grades 2 - 5

Before and after care are available for this camp

Abrakadoodle Art Camps

Art Blast! Steam Camp! Calling all boys and girls who have a creative, curious mind and like to explore! Learn about how Science is an inspiration for many artists. Boost your imagination while you play and paint with magnets, explore robotic sculptures and Technology. Develop your Engineering skills and design your dream house! Create Artistic Math puzzles and much more while you ignite your creativity. Join us on the Abrakadoodle® STEAM art venture and have a blast while you play games, make new friends and create art in innovative ways!

Camp fee: $170 Week of: June 25 – 29 - Camp held at Community Education Campus 9 a.m.- 12 p.m. - Open for students in grades Pre-K-1st - Before care provided - No after care for

this camp 1 p.m.- 4 p.m. - Open for students in grades for 2nd- 5th – After care provided – No before care

for this camp

Mad About Movies! Art Camp You will LOVE this camp if you love movies and the kooky characters, animations and illustrations in them, from minions to dinosaurs to out of this world environments! Marvelous movies and art together make for some movie madness! Campers learn how movies are made, tell movie stories and recreate favorite movie characters! Explore animation, storyboards, movie music, games and more while making new friends and increasing creative abilities.

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Camp fee: $170 Week of: July 9 – 13 – Camp held at Community Education Campus 9 a.m.- 12 p.m. - Open for students in grades Pre-K-1st - Before care provided - No after care for

this camp 1 p.m.- 4 p.m. - Open for students in grades for 2nd- 5th - After care provided – No before care for

this camp

Under the Sea Art Camp! Make a big splash and join us for adventures in our Under the Sea Art Camp. Campers will learn how to create jellyfish, octopuses, dolphins, whales and even mermaids! There’s nothing fishy about using cool tools and materials to create fun paintings, collages, sculptures and more. Campers will have oceans of fun designing cool art projects, playing games, reading stories, learning about ecology and examining underwater habitats. So dive in! You won’t get wet but you’ll make some new friends and have tons of FUN under the sea!

Camp fee: $170 Week of: July 16 – 20 – Camp held at Community Education Campus

9 a.m.- 12 p.m. - Open for students in grades Pre-K-1st Before care provided - No after care for this camp

1 p.m.- 4 p.m. - Open for students in grades for 2nd- 5th - After care provided – No before care for this camp

Cartoon Creations Art Camp! Abrakadoodle’s popular Drawsters™ program takes cartooning to a whole new level by incorporating cartooning into the creative process. Campers learn the art of cartooning, including imagining and sketching animals and characters, designing spacecraft, preparing animation cells and discovering the creative process for comic strips. We will even do painting on canvas and still life drawing to complete the camp.

Camp fee: $170 Week of: July 23 – 27 – Camp held at Community Education Campus

9 a.m.- 12 p.m. For students in grades 6 - 8 – Before care provided - No after care for this camp

Dance II – Under the Big Top! Community Education dance instructor Cheryl Brett and her assistants will be offering a summer dance program that will relate to students of all ability levels. Mrs. Brett has years of experience in dance instruction and has studied and performed with numerous artists. She is also the owner of a successful dance studio in Hinesville. Summer camp is a great way to continue working on your dance technique and put your creativity to the test while creating fun arts and crafts related to the theme: Under the Big Top! Have you ever dreamt of being a tiger, a lion, a bear or swinging in the air on a trapeze? If you’ve dreamed of running away and joining the circus, come to the Big Top dance camp! A brief show will be held for parents and friends on Friday, July 13.

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Camp fee: $135 July 9 - 13 at Carver Elementary School Multipurpose Room

Camp hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Open for students in grades pre-K - 8 (Dancers must be four or older by June 1, 2018.)

Before and after care are available for this camp

Summer Gymnastics Camps - 2018

Gymnastics camps will be offered according to the schedule listed below. The camps are open to boys

and girls. Students will be placed in camps according to age and ability levels. The camps will emphasize

flexibility and conditioning, movement education and apparatus training including

beam, uneven bars, parallel bars, vault, mini-trampoline and floor. Registration is

limited in each age/ability grouping. The instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who

has taught gymnastics and tumbling with Community Education for 30 years. She is an

accomplished gymnast, winning a state title championship, competing at nationals

and the SEC-NCAA on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assistant coach

after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven years. She is featured in the book

“Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate competition years. Come join the fun while learning and

understanding the concepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics.

Tumbling Tots

The goal of Tumbling Tots camp is for students to enjoy being active and to gain an understanding of

body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that important reading skills and perceptual motor skills are

enhanced if a child’s level of self-confidence and motor skills are raised

during the formative pre-school years. This gymnastics camp is

designed with positive reinforcement for developing skills that will

accelerate motor development, agility, coordination, flexibility,

strength, a love for physical activity and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education,

tumbling, balance beam, uneven bars, mini-trampoline and vaulting. The use of other apparatus such as

balls, hula hoops, parachute, bright colored squares, blocks and circles will be used to enhance the

awareness of shapes and colors. This camp will be taught by Deborah Hager-Luebbert.

Camp fee: $52

Week: May 29 - June 1 – Camp held at Community Education Campus Gymnastics Auditorium

Camp hours are 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Open to ages 3 years old (All students must be potty-trained)

Before care provided – No after care for this camp

Student must be picked up by 12 p.m.

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Intermediate/Advanced Gymnastics Camp

Students in this class will be working on the more advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of

floor, uneven bars, beam, vault, parallel bars and mini-tramp. Drills and conditioning are a must to

develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that is open to intermediate-level

students who can perform the basic back walk-over, front walk-over, and are working on

perfecting back handsprings. This camp is also open to those performing skills at the

advanced level, such as standing back tucks, round-off back handsprings, back layout and full

twist. Enrollment is limited to a maximum of 30 campers. Students should bring a lunch and drink every

day. This camp is taught by Deborah Hager-Luebbert and is offered for two weeks. Weekly fee: $135

Week 1: June 4 - 8; Week 2: July 16 - 20 –Camp hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. - Before care and after

care are provided for this camp

Pre-School/Beginner Gymnastics Camp This camp is open to 4 and 5 year olds and offered as a full-day camp from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Pre-school

students have the option of attending only a half-day segment from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. for a reduced fee.

Students attending the half-day session must be picked up by parents promptly at 12:00 p.m. Full-day

students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. There is a limited number

accepted for the pre-school gymnastics camps. In addition to the basic development of gymnastics skills

on the balance beam, uneven bars, vault, mini-tramp and tumbling, pre-school students will work on

cognitive skills such as letters, shapes, colors, the skeletal system and major muscle groups. Activities

are designed to help improve self-confidence, flexibility, balance and rhythm. Pre-school gymnastics

students will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of a healthy body. They will

develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging

camp that teaches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds as well as an

understanding of their bodies’ capabilities and limitations while emphasizing fundamental gymnastics

skills on all apparatus on appropriate-sized mats and equipment. The pre-school gymnastics camp will

be offered for two weeks. This camp is taught by Deborah Hager-Luebbert. All pre-school students must

be four years old by June 1, 2017 to attend this camp.

Week 1: Half-day camp (Pre-School only): June 11 – 15; 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Cost: $65. Before care is

provided – No after care for this camp Full-day camp (Beginner): June 11 – 15; 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Cost: $135. Before and after care are provided Week 2: Half-day camp (Pre-school only): July 9 - 13; 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Cost: $65. Before care is provided - No after care for this camp Full-day camp (Beginner): July 9-13; 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Cost: $135. Before and after care are provided for this camp. Gymnastics camps are held at Community Education Campus Gymnastics Auditorium

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Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics Camp This is an all-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymnastics training.

The students will be working on progressing basic skills such as cartwheels, one

arm cartwheels, front walkovers, back walkovers and round-offs. Drills and

conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and perfect strength and coordination

to enable the students to safely learn the more advanced skills. Students will also

learn basic skills on all apparatus such as the balance beam, parallel bars, uneven bars, vault, floor and

mini-tramp. A maximum of 30 campers will be enrolled for this camp. Students should bring a lunch and

drink every day. This camp will be offered for two-weeks and taught by Deborah Luebbert. Weekly fee: $135

Week 1: June 18 - 22; Week 2: July 9 – 13 (Open to pre-school students)

Camp hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Before care and after care are provided for this camp

Camp held at Community Education Campus Gymnastics Auditorium

Tumbling Camp This is a full-day camp that specializes in tumbling skills for all skill level abilities from beginner to

advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhance strength and agility, and will be

performing drills to reach skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise

skills and mini-tramp. Students must have at least one year of prior gymnastics experience and must have

completed the third grade or higher to enroll in tumbling camp. Students should bring a lunch and drink

each day. A maximum of thirty students will be enrolled in this camp and will be taught by Deborah

Hager-Luebbert. Weekly fee: $135

Week 1: June 25 - 29; Week 2: July 23 - 27 at Community Education Gymnastics Auditorium

Camp hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Before care and after care provided for this camp

LEGOS® - Snapology Camps Bringing STEM to life using LEGO® bricks! Snapology Savannah summer camps provide a fun and safe environment for children to learn science, technology, engineering and math concepts using LEGO bricks and other building tools. We offer computer programming, robotics, animation and STEM based programs as well as Star Wars, Minecraft and other themed favorites. Your child will learn, create and innovate while having a blast in our camps! Morning camps are from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Afternoon camps are from 1:00 p.m. – 4 p.m.

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Week 1: Lego Super Sampler: Come explore the world of Minecraft, Star Wars, Ninjas, Pokemania and Angry Birdies, one day devoted to each theme! Your child is sure to have a blast as we bring these themes to life using LEGO® bricks! Before care and after care provided for this camp.

Week 1: May 29 – June 1 Weekly fee: $220

Camp hours: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Grades K - 3

Week 2: Kinderbots: Children will begin to explore the world of robotics as they build simple models that teach the fundamentals of robotic design. Whether learning about sensors while building drills and magic wands, or discovering ways that gears and pulleys create movement while building helicopters and robotic dogs, your child is sure to have a great time. Before care provided - No after care for this camp

Week 1: June 18 - 22 Weekly fee: $150

Camp hours: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Grades K - 3

Attackbots: In this exciting class, students will build a variety of military inspired robotic models. Children will learn about sensors, gears, pulleys, and programming as they create robotic catapults, crossbows, battleships and much more! After care provided – No before care for this camp

Week 1: June 18 - 22 Weekly fee: $150

Camp hours: 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Grades 3 - 8

Week 3: Stop Motion Animation: Children will learn the art of Stop Motion Animation while creating their own

Stop Motion Movie starring their favorite Lego characters! When making animations, your child will

exercise their creative thinking and problem solving skills as they bring their ideas to life! Before care

provided - No after care for this camp

Week 2: June 25 - 29

Weekly fee: $150

Camp hours: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Grades 3 - 8

Lego Super Sampler: Come explore the world of Minecraft, Star Wars, Ninjas, Pokemania and Angry Birdies, one day devoted to each theme! Your child is sure to have a blast as we bring these themes to life using LEGO® bricks! After care provided - No before care for this camp

Week 2: June 25 - 29 Weekly fee: $150

Camp hours: 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Grades K - 3

Week 4: Star Wars: Star Wars, Star Wars and more Star Wars, need I say more. If you love Star Wars, this is the class for you. Come participate in Star Wars themed activities, build scenes from the movie, build ships, light sabers, you name it. May the force be with you...Before care provided - No after care for this camp

Week 2: July 9 - 13 Weekly fee: $150

Camp hours: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Grades 3 - 8

Science of Superheroes: Students will have fun building and racing their own Batmobile, designing their own shield, creating their own Superhero and much more! Children will have fun bringing their favorite superheroes to life using Lego bricks! After care provided - No before care for this camp

Week 2: July 9 - 13 Weekly fee: $150

Camp hours: 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Grades K - 5

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WEEK 5: Combat Robots: Do you think your child can build the strongest and most agile robot? Can their robot win a head-to-head combat mission? Your child will discover basic strategies for building sturdy structures and then apply that knowledge to build a robot for friendly competition. They should be prepared to have tons of fun! This camp is limited to 16 children. No Before care provided - No after care for this camp

Week 2: July 16 - 20 Weekly fee: $150

Camp hours: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Grades 3 - 8

Creature Creator Robotics: In Snapology's Creature Creator Robotics class, your animal lover will create their own animal inspired robotic models. Students will learn about gear ratio, sensors, simple machines, and programming as they build insects, dolphins, gorillas, and much more. Your child is sure to have a wild time as they build, learn, and play. After care provided – No before care for this camp

Week 2: July 16 - 20 Weekly fee: $150

Camp hours: 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Grades 1 – 5

All above Snapology camps held at Community Education Campus

LEGOS® - Snapology Camp - At Lanier Primary School Lego Super Sampler: Come explore the world of Minecraft, Star Wars, Ninjas, Pokemania and Angry Birdies, one day devoted to each theme! Your child is sure to have a blast as we bring these themes to life using LEGO® bricks! No before care or after care provided for these camps.

June 11 - 15 Weekly fee: $150

Camp hours: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Grades K - 2

Camp hours: 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. Grades 3-5

STEM Camp - At Bryan County Elementary School STEM… Science, Technology, Engineering and Math… a week of exploring, creating, experimenting,

designing and engaging in hands on experiences at Bryan County Elementary School in

Pembroke. STEM Camp will be led by Nancy Gouck, BCES’s current STEM Lab

Connections teacher. Mrs. Gouck has over thirty years teaching experience along with

25 years in camp leadership positions. Mrs. Gouck’s 5 years as a STEM Lab teacher

equips her to lead this exciting camp this summer. Campers can look forward to

activities such as robotics, engineering, microscopes, water rockets and much more!

No before or after care provided for this camp.

Camp Dates: July 16 – 20

Camp Hours: 9 am. – 4 pm.

Camp Fee: $60

Location: Bryan County Elementary School, Pembroke, GA

Open to students entering 3rd – 6th grade (Maximum 24 accepted)

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It’s Easy to Register

Registration packets may be picked up at the Community Education Center, 120 Constitution Way,

Richmond Hill, Ga, or Parents can register online at bryancountyschools.org/o/comed. Campers are

placed on camp lists according to the date and time the registration form and $25 deposit is received in

the Community Education Office. You can mail the registration form to the Community Education Office,

120 Constitution Way, Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324, or drop off a completed form at this same

address. No phone or fax registrations will be accepted.

Register online at: bryancountyschools.org/o/comed. Click Summer Camp, then registration form

Make payment online at: MyPaymentsPlus.com

(Registration not complete until deposit is paid)

By mail: Community Education Office 120 Constitution Way, Richmond Hill, GA 31324

Drop off: Drop off completed registration form and $25 deposit in the Community Education Office,

120 Constitution Way, Richmond Hill

Ellabell/Pembroke parents may drop off completed forms at Lanier Primary School.

Please do not send forms to your child’s homeroom teacher.

For questions or to receive a registration form, call the Community Education Office at 912-459-5116.