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SUMMER MATH TUTORING
Instructor: Mrs. O'Brien
Dates: June 14 - August 13
Day and Time: Per arranged with instructor one hour per week for 8 weeks
Tuition: $350 per student
Registration and Tech Fee: $25 (non-refundable)
Level: 4th -12th
Course Description:
This summer program is open to any student who would like to work with a teacher over the summer and
keep up with his/her math skills. This is ideal for the student who would like to review math skills and concept preparation for in the next school year. Students will meet with a teacher once a week for a 1-hour individual tutoring session and do daily homework assignments in Mathxlforschool. There will be quizzes each week, but no grade will be given for the program and this will not be recorded on the school transcript. (Tutoring session days will be determined by the teacher and the parent. The 8 weeks can be spread over the period of June 7 through August 6 to allow for family vacations.)
This is for students of all ages and grade levels 4 - 12. The program will be tailored to fit the student's goals and needs.
SUMMER MATH ENRICHMENT
Instructor: Mrs. O'Brien
Dates: June 14 - August 13
Day: Friday
Office Hours:- Prealgebra: 10 - 11am EST
- Algebra 1: 11 - 12 noon EST
- Geometry and Algebra 2: 1 -2 pm EST
Tuition: $250 per student
Registration and Tech Fee: $25 (non-refundable)
Course Description:
The Summer Math Enrichment program provides 50 assignments which prepares the student for the course they will be enrolled in for the fall. For example, if your student is taking Algebra 1 in the fall, enroll in the Algebra 1 Math Enrichment Course. Students work at their own pace throughout the summer completing the assignments using the online math program, Mathxlforschool. Students work on one of the 50 assignments each weekday for a period of 10 weeks, but the student can work ahead. If a student finishes all of the 50 assignments, there are hundreds of additional problems available as well as practice quizzes and tests.
For each weekly assignment, there is a Powerpoint explaining the weekly concept covered, as well as the many helpful features in mathxlforschool to aid students if they are struggling with a particular concept. The teacher will have an “office hour” each week on Fridays from June 14 – August 13 during which time students can ask questions and obtain help. In addition, a weekly update is emailed to the parent showing the child’s progress.
Summer Math Enrichment Courses Offered are Prealgebra, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2
THE ART OF THE ESSAY
Instructor: Mrs. Modelski
Dates: June 7 - August 2 (No class on July 5th)
Day: Monday
Time: 11:00 - Noon Eastern
Tuition and Fees: $350 per student
Registration and Tech Fee: $25 (non-refundable)
Level: 7th - 12th
Course Description:
Wanting to get a jump on how to write a good essay with proper format and a little fun, too? This course will help 7th - 12th grade students, at any writing level ability, to respond confidently to writing prompts and prepare an essay that follows MLA format while drawing on the strengths of each individual writer. The essay writing process will be broken into small, manageable chunks, with feedback given each step of the way. There will be interactive lessons on topics like plagiarism, summarizing, in-text citations, and Works Cited pages. At the conclusion of the course, students will submit a short essay for review and feedback. No grades will be given, but students will learn how to critique and revise their own writing and help classmates improve, as well, while having some fun along the way. By the end of the class, students will have produced a short essay on a topic of their own choosing, complete with 3 quotes from 2 sources and a Works Cited page.
NB: There is no required textbook and homework should not be longer than one hour per week. This class is meant to accommodate the summer traveler, meaning, if you are on vacation and need to miss class, it is okay! Weekly recordings of the live session will be posted.
Syllabus
Week 1. MLA Format (and common essay mistakes)
Assignment: Choose a topic for short essay paper that will have 3 total quotes from 2 different sources.
Week 2. The Perfect Introduction: Hook, thesis, overview
Assignment: Write a hook, thesis, and overview
Week 3. How to Avoid Plagiarism
Assignment: Find a quote for your first body paragraph
Week 4. In-text Citations
Assignment: Write the first body paragraph
Week 5. Having too Little or too Much: How to summarize, paraphrase, and write sandwich quotes
Assignment: Write second body paragraph and be sure to include a quote from a different source
Week 6. Art of Persuasion: How to prove a point and defend it
Assignment: Write the third body paragraph. Don't forget to include another quote from one of your two sources!
Week 7. The Key to a Proper Works Cited Page
Assignment: Write Works Cited page
Week 8. To Repeat, but not Quite: How to write a conclusion
Assignment: Add the conclusion to your paper and submit by the end of the week
KEYBOARDING COURSES AND LATIN VOCABULARY ACTIVITIES
Instructors: Missionary Sisters
Dates: June 7 - August 6
Day: Self-paced
Tuition and Fees: $70 per student
Registration and Tech Fee: $25 non-refundable
Who: Students enrolled in the SafeyNet
Course Description:
The SafetyNet Summer Program will be offering a self-paced Keyboarding Course and Latin Vocabulary activities. This is the keyboarding course that the sisters have utilized, with great success, in the learning center over the past two years. Latin vocabulary activities are based chapter by chapter on Lingua Latina and cover terms for Latin 1A and 1B. (This offer is for SafetyNet users only.)
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