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Summer SchoolCurriculum & CampsST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOLCapuchin Franciscan College PreparatoryFounded in 1946 by the Capuchin FranciscansJune 20, 2022throughJuly 22, 2022200 Foothill Boulevard, La Cañada, CA 91011(818) 790-0325 FAX (818) 790-5542 www.sfhs.netA Catholic Tradition of Enriching the Mind and Heart
GENERAL INFORMATIONDATES: Monday, June 20, 2022, through finals on Friday, July 22, 2022.We are closed Monday, July 4TIMES: SCHOOL HOURS 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Please do not drop off students before 7:30 a.m.Camps until 6:30 p.m.WHO MAY ATTEND? Enrollment is co-ed and is open to students entering 7th through 12th grades (exceptions are noted). Students from other high schools should verify the transfer credit guidelines with their guidance counselors PRIORto enrolling in a course at St. Francis High School. Students from other high schools must provide a signature from their school administration verifying they are ingood standing with their school. Each class requires a minimum enrollment of 12 students. Students may enroll in up to four (4) courses. Enrollment is on a first-come, first-serve basis.PAYMENTS Payment in full is due at the time of registration. A 75.00 late fee will be assessed on applications received after June 6. Registration for all Camps is SEPARATE. Please write SEPARATE checks for any of the Camps.Designate “Basketball”, “Fr. Football”, “JV Football”, “Varsity Football”, “ Lacrosse “, “Soccer”, orVolleyball”, Camp.REFUNDS If a student withdraws within 7 days prior to class starting, written notification from the parent is required andonly a 50% refund will be given. No refunds will be given after the first week of classes. A full refund of tuition will be given for any class that is canceled due to insufficient enrollment.HOW TO REGISTER Online Registration begins March 15, 2022.Go to www.sfhs.net/academics/summerschool Students will not be registered until all forms have been COMPLETED and fees have been paid. Any registration after June 6 must be done in person. Schedules will be emailed to all registered students on June 14.
SUMMER SCHOOL POLICIESATTENDANCE Students are expected to attend every class. Students who miss more than five (5) hours of instruction may not receive credit. Petitions for students to missmore than 5 hours must be filed with the Summer Session Director no later than June 15. A parent must report an absence as early as possible each day by calling(818) 790-0325. A student must bring a note on the day he/she returns. Excessive absences or failure to clear an absence may result in dismissal with no refund. St. Francis maintains a closed campus. Students may not leave campus between classes.DRESS CODE Dress is casual in summer. Students may wear shorts, casual pants and t-shirts. Cut-off shorts or shirts, tank tops, inappropriate t-shirt insignia, thongs/sandals, gang-style or sloppy clothing areNOT acceptable. A student’s mid-section MUST be covered. Final decisions regarding attire rest with the Director.More specific information will be sent with your schedule.FOOD/BEVERAGES Food and drinks will be available from the cafeteria.REPORT CARDS / GRADE REPORTS Mid-session reports will be emailed home on July 6. Final grades will be mailed July 29 to other schools for students in the High School program who regularly attendother schools. * Junior High School grades will not be forwarded to schools unless a specific, written request is made.*There is a 5.00 fee for all transcript requests after August 1, 2022.ADMISSION AFTER SUMMER SCHOOL Any student whose admission or readmission to St. Francis depends upon his performance will be notified after thesession ends.St. Francis Summer Session policies will be emailed in a letter to parents in the June 14th.
CLASS PLANNING SCHEDULETimeJUNIORHIGHQuarter ClassesINCOMINGFRESHMENQuarter ClassesHIGHSCHOOLQuarter ClassesALL GRADESPeriod 18:00-9:10Period 29:15-10:25Period 310:30-11:40Period 411:45-12:55English ReviewCSIHSPTStudy Skills forSuccessHead Start toSpanishHSPTeSportsEnglish ReviewLeadershipStrength andConditioningStudy Skills forSuccessCSIFitness Fun &GamesHSPT3D Printing andModelingCreative WritingeSportsIntro to SportsMedicineMyth BustersStrength &ConditioningConversationalSpanishHSPTMyth BustersGraphic DesignIntro to udy SkillsWritingFundamentalsPre-AlgebraStudy tro toFranciscanLeadershipPre-AlgebraStudy SkillsWritingFundamentalsSpanishWarm upPre-AlgebraStudy SkillsWritingFundamentalsStrength &ConditioningDrivers EdPre-GeometryExecutiveFunctioningBridge toAlgebraExecutiveFunctioningBridge to AlgebraExecutiveFunctioningLoving the Game Philosophy ofBaseballConversationalSpanishLimited CoursesHigh SchoolSeminarsAP World History Prep (June 20 - June 24) 8:00 am–9:50 amAP US History Prep (June 20 - June 24) 8:00 am – 9:50 amCollege Boot Camp (August 8-10) 9:00 – 12:00Periods 1,2,3, & 4 8:00-12:55HIGHSCHOOLChemistry*Introduction to the Arts B (June 20-July 6)Public Health Issues (Online)Semester or Medical Ethics (Online)Full yearclass*Second Semester begins Thursday, July 7, 2022You must sign up before July 1 for any second semester classes.
JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAMThe JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM is offered for Pass / Fail Credit only. It is anenrichment program that improves the skills of students in essential academicareas. Entering 7th or 8th graders who want to improve their skills in a non-gradedenvironment will benefit from our program.ENGLISH REVIEW# JH1This course is a summary of basic junior high English concepts, including grammar and writing, with emphasis onthe individual needs of each student.Periods 1 or 2Tuition: 350STUDY SKILLS FOR SUCCESS# JH4In this course the student will learn organization, note-taking techniques, test-taking strategies, and the tools foreffective listening.Periods 1 or 2Tuition: 350HSPT PREP# JH7Teaching and reviewing basic math and English concepts covered by the High School Entrance Exam and includestest-taking strategies and exposure to test questions.Period 1,2,3 or 4Tuition: 350HEAD START TO SPANISHThis is an introductory course for those who have never taken Spanish. Open to 7th, and 8th graders.# F5Periods 1Tuition: 350JR HIGH INTRO TO SPORTS MEDICINE# F4Students will be introduced to basic human anatomy/physiology, first aid, and basic medical skills as well anintroduction to sports medicine and related professions within the healthcare field (such as, Physician, Nursing,Physical Therapy, Occupation Therapy, Athletic Training, etc.). Students will also participate in healthcare style labs.Period 3 or 4Tuition: 350JR HIGH CREATIVE WRITING#JH 11Hands-on, collaborative course taught by a teacher who has worked professionally in the arts. Course will be brokenup into three units - short stories, film and poetry. Students will gain an introduction of each form with time to developtheir own stories and workshop their material with the class. Students will also have opportunities for group as wellas one-on-one feedback.Periods 3Tuition: 350CONVERSATIONAL SPANISHThis course is designed to help students begin or improve their conversational skills in Spanish. Previous knowledge of thetarget language is not required. Through a cultural lens that focuses on food, cinema, video games, and more, students willlearn not only basic introductory phrases, but will be culturally aware of several aspects of the Spanish-Speaking world.This course will be primarily conducted in Spanish.Per 3Tuition: 350
JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAMThe JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM is offered for Pass / Fail Credit only. It is anenrichment program that improves the skills of students in essential academicareas. Entering 7th or 8th graders who want to improve their skills in a non-gradedenvironment will benefit from our program.STRENGTH/CONDITIONINGthth# F7thOpen to 6 , 7 , 8 graders, this course will focus on flexibility, speed mechanics, coordination, and injury prevention.Students will learn how to lift weights with appropriate technique and learn the appropriate strength techniques forspecific sports. Supervised by the St. Francis Strength and Conditioning Coach.Note: Physical Required prior to enrollmentPeriods 2 or 3Tuition: 350LEADERSHIP# F9This course is designed to help students enhance their leadership skills. The class will focus on 10 areas, of leadershipdevelopment: Vision, Integrity, Innovativeness, Wise Judgment, Service Mindedness, Goal Processing, SkillAssessment, Emotional Maturity, Fostering Relationships and Masterful Communication. The class will includeleadership concepts, ideas and activities, and challenge the students engage their positive leadership more passionatelyand purposefully.Periods 2Tuition: 350CSI: FORENSIC SCIENCE#JH10Become a crime scene investigator! This course is designed to give students hands-on experience in the science labsolving realistic crime scene scenarios using actual forensic techniques. Activities will include forensic photography,glass fragment analysis, analyses of blood and skeletal remains, identifying trace substances, developing latentfingerprints, identifying forgeries, forensic entomology, DNA fingerprinting, and ballistics. The course will culminatein a “Who done it” mock trial using student analyses of evidence gathered from a simulated crime scene.Periods 1 or 2Tuition: 3503D MODELING AND PRINTING#T2Students will learn how to 3D model with TinkerCAD and a web-based version of the industry standard AutoDeckCAD software. Students will learn how to operate the 3D slicer software CURA to prepare 3D models forprinting. Using a Monoprice Maker FDM 3D printer, students will complete the product design process byprototyping their own designs.Period 3Tuition: 350GRAPHIC DESIGNSStudents will learn how to use the Adobe Creative Suite to explore different aspects of graphic design. From editingand color correcting photos, designing logos with vector graphics and typography, to creating posters and albumcovers, this course will introduce the technology to get your creative juices flowing.Period 4Tuition: 350
MYTHBUSTERS#T7Modeled after the popular television series, students will tackle some of the most common urban legends and bustup some of nature's biggest myths. At the end of each exciting day, tools and technology will be used to decidewhat is fact or fiction!Period 3 or 4Tuition: 350VIDEO PRODUCTION WORKSHOP FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL ONLY (Beginner)The students will learn how to use picture montages using stock footage, basic photography, and live action videography.They will learn how to edit or put the shots together, hands-on. They will also learn how to create a narrative for a finalmusic video project.The sessions will help the student apply the skills learned for their school projects.Their projects will be screened at the Degheri at the end of the workshop.Requirement: iMovie on iPad or a MacBookPer 4Tuition: 350ENTERING FRESHMAN PROGRAMThe ENTERING FRESHMAN PROGRAM is designed to help 9th graders prepare forsuccess in high school. Class size is limited to twenty-five (25) students, and preferencein enrollment is given to St. Francis students.PRE-ALGEBRA(MATH Requirement)# F1This course is a review of basic mathematic principles needed for success in Algebra 1, including a review of fractions,decimals, basic computation, and percentages.Periods 1, 2, 3 or 4Tuition: 350STUDY SKILLS/READING IMPROVEMENT(READING Requirement)# F2This course will assist students in goal setting, note-taking, and test strategies, and prepare students to improve their readingcomprehension. St. Francis Summer Reading books will be used.Periods 1, 2, 3 or 4Tuition: 350WRITING FUNDAMENTALS(LANGUAGE Requirement)# F3Designed for students who require assistance in Language Fundamentals, this course will summarize grammatical conceptsand assist students in developing their composition skills.Period 1, 2, 3, or 4Tuition: 350SPANISH WARM UP# F5This course is designed to introduce and develop a foundation of the Spanish Language for incoming freshmen withno prior instructional exposure to the language. Students will learn the fundamentals of the language throughconversation in the target language while introducing vocabulary and grammar. This is a Pass / Fail Only class.Periods 3Tuition: 350
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISHThis course is designed to help students begin or improve their conversational skills in Spanish. Previous knowledge of thetarget language is not required. Through a cultural lens that focuses on food, cinema, video games, and more, students willlearn not only basic introductory phrases, but will be culturally aware of several aspects of the Spanish-Speaking world.This course will be primarily conducted in Spanish.Per 4Tuition: 350INTRODUCTION TO FRANCISCAN LEADERSHIPStudents interested in participating in student government and leadership at St. Francis will benefit from this class as theDirector of Activities involves them in lessons, activities, and planning for all things St. Francis leadership related.Students will develop leadership skills and character development abilities that will benefit them throughout their time atSt. Francis, and more importantly, through life.Per 2Tuition: # 350HIGH SCHOOL STRENGTH AND CONDITIONINGThis course will teach incoming freshmen who plan on participating in any sport at St. Francis the techniques and Olympiclifts that are the basis for the school’s strength and conditioning program. It will include lessons in power/hang cleans,bench press, back squats, plyometrics, core strength and circuit training.CLASS MEETS MON-THURSDAY ONLYPeriod 4Tuition: 350VIDEO PRODUCTION WORKSHOP FOR HIGHER LEVEL (Incoming Freshman)5 Weeks, 1-hour sessionsThe students will learn pre-production storytelling/narrative, basic photography, videography, postproduction editing andsound. There will be 3 productions to be created – photo montage, music video & short film.They will learn to edit using Premiere & DaVinci ResolveRequirement: MacBook or Laptop WindowsPer 2Tuition: 350OPEN TO ALL GRADE LEVELS 6-12CONVERSATIONAL SPANISHThis course is designed to help students begin or improve their conversational skills in Spanish. Previous knowledge of thetarget language is not required. Through a cultural lens that focuses on food, cinema, video games, and more, students willlearn not only basic introductory phrases, but will be culturally aware of several aspects of the Spanish-Speaking world.This course will be primarily conducted in Spanish.Per 4Tuition: 350LEADERSHIP# F9This course is designed to help students enhance their leadership skills. The class will focus on 10 areas of leadershipdevelopment: Vision, Integrity, Innovativeness, Wise Judgment, Service Mindedness, Goal Processing, SkillAssessment, Emotional Maturity, Fostering Relationships and Masterful Communication. The class will includeleadership concepts, ideas and activities, and challenge the students to engage their positive leadership morepassionately and purposefully.Periods 2Tuition: 35
STIMULATING MIND & BODY THROUGH E SPORTS#F10E Sports is undeniably popular as a digital platform for interaction and entertainment that encourages communicationand coordination amongst student athletes. By playing games, students are able to deepen their levels of interactionand communicate more effectively, readying them for later life. Students will play a variation of games throughoutthe class, both individual and team games that develop teamwork, strategy and communication. Each class will alsoengage in physical activity for 60 minutes each week to keep students active throughout the class. All students willbe required to bring an iPad (generation 6 or better) with ability to download Apps through the Apple App Store. Noadditional purchases that involve costs will be necessary for games/class. All downloaded games will be free versions.Periods 2 or 3Tuition: 350FITNESS FUN & GAMES#F6This course guides students to run, to participate in field events, to lift weights, and to get in shape. Here is a greatopportunity to get acquainted with their athletic abilities. Emphasis will be placed on developing physical confidenceand stamina. Open to 7th - 12th graders.Period 2Tuition: 350LOVING THE GAME: SPORTS ENTHUSIASTS CLASSThis class is designed for all sports enthusiasts because sports help give life meaning and value. This course willexplore how the experience of sports competition mirrors the reality and truths of the real game played by humanity– the game of life. The instructor will utilize inspiring film clips, documentary segments, interviews, editorialarticles, and book excerpts to help students recognize how sports can be a vital part of living a meaningful, inspiring,and fulfilling life.Per 2Tuition: 350PHILOSOPHY OF BASEBALLThis class is designed for all who love the game of baseball. Students who are baseball enthusiasts will explore thehistorical evolution, the pure joy and lure, and the depth and detail that make this game an experience for a lifetime.Per 3Tuition: 350
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMThe HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM is designed to make up failed or deficientcourses. Both semester and year-long credit is available. We welcome students fromother high schools. Enrollment is on a first come, first serve basis. However,preference will be given to St. Francis students should a class close.*CHEMISTRY (see note below)# E3This course is a survey of basic chemical concepts, reactions, nomenclature, scientific method, gases, the mole, chemicalcalculations, chemical equations, atomic structure, and nuclear chemistry. Includes Labs.Semester CreditPeriods 1 - 4(1/2 session) orYear CreditPeriods 1 - 4(whole session)Tuition: 700 (one semester) 1,350 (full year)DRIVER’S EDUCATION# E4This classroom course is designed to prepare students to become responsible drivers and to qualify for a learner’s permit.This is a Pass / Fail Only class.Period 1Tuition: 350ADV. PLACEMENT US HISTORY PREP COURSEONE WEEK SEMINAR JUNE 20 - 24# W1BThis course will be a survey of the “nuts and bolts” of the AP US History courses. It will include skills in critical thinking,vocabulary, essay questions, test construction, and document-based questions.8:00 - 9:50 a.m.Tuition: 300ADV. PLACEMENT WORLDHISTORY PREP COURSEONE WEEK SEMINAR JUNE 20-24# W1AThis course will be a survey of the “nuts and bolts” of the AP World History courses. It will include skills in critical thinking,vocabulary, essay questions, test construction, and document-based questions.8:00 - 9:50 a.m.Tuition: 300FOR CHEMISTRY THE SECOND SEMESTER BEGINS THURSDAY,JULY 7, 2022. YOU MUST SIGN UP BEFORE JULY 1 FOR ANYSECOND SEMESTER CLASSES
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMThe HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM is designed to make up failed or deficientcourses. Both semester and year-long credit is available. We welcome students fromother high schools. Enrollment is on a first come, first serve basis. However,preference will be given to St. Francis students should a class close.INTRODUCTION TO THE ARTS B;1 SEMESTER (5 CREDITS)for rising juniors and seniors#W1This course is a continuation of Introduction to the Arts A, the sophomore-year course that focuses on theater/drama.Together, Introduction to the Arts A and B satisfy the University of California/California State University yearlong visualand performing arts requirement.Introduction to the Arts B will focus on the visual arts. This course will provide students with an appreciation for the visualarts by providing them with an overview of art history, an understanding of a variety of artistic mediums, opportunities tovisit Art Museums, listen to professional artists, guest speakers, and the study of film as artistic expression. The class willmeet from 8:00 a.m. until 12:55 p.m. from June 20- to July 6Tuition: 700COLLEGE BOOT CAMP FOR RISING SENIORS (2023)PLEASE NOTE SPECIAL DATES (3-DAY SEMINAR August 8-10)College Boot Camp will give students a jumpstart on the college admissions process. We will discuss how to utilizeresources such as Naviance, College Board, the Fiske Guide, etc. Students will spend time on various types ofcollege applications (UC/CSU and Common Application) and discuss the different types of application deadlines(EA/ED/Priority/ Regular). They will begin their personal statement/insight questions, participate in mockinterviews, and hear from guest speakers. They will learn about various types of financial aid and the process ofapplying for financial aid. By the end of the program, students will have completed the Common application,prepared a resume, completed at least one ‘Request for Teacher Letter of Recommendation’ form, completed theirCollege Planning Survey, and added colleges to Naviance (colleges I'm applying to).9:00 a.m. – NoonTuition: 350EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING SKILLS FOR SOPHOMORESIf you struggle keeping up with your homework, studying effectively for tests, organizing your materials, or taking notes inclass, this class may be for you. You will learn about executive functioning skills, and how you can work more efficiently,so you have more time for yourself and your other interests. We will prepare for some of the sophomore year subjects, suchas the summer reading for English, Biology Research paper and classwork, reading difficult texts, and more.Per 2, 3 or 4Tuition 350PRE-GEOMETRYStudents will learn basic skills that will enhance success in Geometry.This is a Pass / Fail Only class.Period 1Tuition: 350# E6
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMThe HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM is designed to make up failed or deficientcourses. Both semester and year-long credit is available. We welcome students fromother high schools. Enrollment is on a first come, first serve basis. However,preference will be given to St. Francis students should a class close.BRIDGE TO ALGEBRA IIA year of online education may have resulted in some students failing to acquire, or retain, skills necessary to besuccessful in a scaffolded curriculum such as Algebra. This class is designed to benefit students transitioning into AlgebraII who may feel a refresher in foundational Algebra skills will enhance their achievement in Algebra II. Limited to 15students per classPer 2 or 3Tuition: 350PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUES (ONLINE)This course is an introduction to the changing public health environment. This course will identify and explorehistorical, theoretical, and practical issues in the field of public health. The course enables students to identify andanalyze important public health issues with various health settings. This course is intended to enrich the student’sunderstanding of the evolution of public health-related ideas, health institutions, and health practices.UC AcceptedPeriodTuition: 350MEDICAL ETHICS (ONLINE)Examines the essentials of pertinent laws and the ethical demands of healthcare professions. As a health careprofessional, it is important to understand the legal and ethical issues that can impact the role one has in the healthcare setting. This course introduces the laws that regulate the health care industry such as HIPAA, the Patient's Billof Rights, and the standard of care. In addition to the legal aspects, this course presents information on ethical andmoral issues that health care professionals may encounter and encourages the student to consider the impact thatpersonal ethics and morals have on decision making. UC AcceptedTuition: 350
SUMMER SPORTS CAMPSBASKETBALL CAMPJune 20 – July 158:00am - 9:10amPeriod 1Cost: 300 per camperSFHS Hoops Camp will be a four weeklong camp specializing in improving basketball skills. The fourweeklong camp will be hosted by the St. Francis Coaching Staff to provide a fun filled camp each day for 4th - 9thgraders. The weeks will be broken down into games, skill sessions and other basketball related activities throughoutthe weeks. Our goal is to improve the overall basketball player of your son or daughter. Any further questions,please email twolfson@sfhs.netFOOTBALL CAMPJune 20 - July 22Tuition: 325Freshmen: Mon-Thurs 1:30-3:30 pmFreshmen football camp is in preparation for the upcoming football season. Student-athletes will learn football drills,the St. Francis offense, defense, and special teams. Freshmen are also encouraged to sigh up for Coach Corcoran’s4th period Strength and Conditioning class.Junior Varsity & Varsity:Monday-Friday, 6:00-9:00 am(Wednesday evenings for 7 on 7 passing games)Summer Camp is mandatory for JV and Varsity football players. All camp participants will need to purchase St.Francis Football T-shirts/shorts once online store becomes availableSOCCER CAMPJuly 26 - July 29Cost: 185Open to males & females, ages 6 through high school. St. Francis Summer Soccer Camp will include physical andskill work and assessment, small group and team tactics, and indoor and outdoor games. Camp will includefieldwork, classroom sessions (with film), and indoor games. Includes a t-shirt and water bottle for participation.Monday through Friday9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.SPEED AND AGILITY CAMPJune 21-July 22Monday - ThursdayTuition: 18010:30 AM - 11:40 AMOpen to all agesTechniques to improve one's speed and agility will be taught by St. Francis Track Coach Mike Russell.
SUMMER SPORTS CAMPSVOLLEYBALL CAMPJuly 18 - July 222:00 PM - 5:00 PMCost: 85Introduction to volleyball skills at the intro to high school level. Individual and team practice drills, learning oftechnics and game strategy for an elevated level of play. Help develop an interest in volleyball for competition andfun.LACROSSE CAMPJuly 25 - July 29Cost: 1254:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Youth and High School players are invited to campus to work on skills, play games and improve their lacrosseacumen in a fun and fast paced environment.Physicals ONLY for incomingand current 2022-2023St. Francis students will be heldonSaturday, June 4NON-ST. FRANCISSTUDENTS MUST PROVIDEPROOF OF CURRENTPHYSICAL.9:30 - 11:00 a.m. Junior/Seniors8:00 - 9:30 a.m. Frosh/SophPhysical Forms can be found onour website after May 31st.Www.sfhs.netAthletics/Sports MedicineALL CAMPS ARE CONDUCTED BY THE ST. FRANCIS COACHINGSTAFFCIF requires students to have an annual physical BEFORE competing/tryingout for any sport. Students must take a physical to participate in summercamps. The physical is good for the entire 2022-2023 school year. If you wishto use your own physician, you MUST pick up our St. Francispre-participation medical forms at the front desk.
ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL Capuchin Franciscan College Preparatory Founded in 1946 by the Capuchin Franciscans June 20, 2022 through July 22, 2022 200 Foothill Boulevard, La Cañada, CA 91011 (818) 790-0325 FAX (818) 790-5542 www.sfhs.net A Catholic Tradition of Enriching the Mind and Heart Summer School Curriculum & Camps
