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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Ages 13+Call (208) 792-2860

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SESSIONS (Mon-Thurs) I - June 26-29 • II - July 10-13 • III - July 24-27 • IV - August 7-10

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Junior & Senior High Art Camps

Hey Future Student!Welcome to LCSC Kids’ College 2017! Last year, we had over 600 registrations and are hopeful for more with our exciting new lineup of classes. Many Lewis-Clark State College faculty and staff are teaching new and exciting things in addition to our classes that you already love. Kick back, grab a marker, and circle your favorites! We look forward to hanging out with you for a summer of fun and learning!Sincerely, Amanda Gill Nadine Shannon Dakota Wickard The Kids’ College Team208-792-2860

• SATISFACTION GUARANTEE •Our commitment is to quality and to you. Your satisfaction is our primary goal. We know that our instructors are excellent,

and that our programs are exceptional; however, if your class does not measure up to your expectation, please call 792- 2860 and give us the opportunity to do something about it. We want you to be satisfied!

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Schedule at a Glance ................................................................................1

Arts, Crafts & Hobbies ...........................................................................2-3

Computers & Robotics ..............................................................................3

Culinary ......................................................................................................3

Dance and Music .......................................................................................4

Language and Culture ...............................................................................4

Recreation ...............................................................................................4-5

Science and Math ......................................................................................5

Frequently Asked Questions ....................................................................6

Registration Form ......................................................................................7

Scholarship Application ...........................................................................8

Liability Release Form .........................................................................9-10

Meet Our Instructors ............................................................................... 11

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Session I June 26-29 Session III July 24-27Beginning Archery 8:15-10:00 Beginning Archery 8:15-10:00Advanced Cake Decora g 8:15-10:00 Advanced Cake Decora g 8:15-10:00Lego Mindstorms EV3 8:15-10:00 Intro to Golf 8:15-10:00Intro to Golf 8:15-10:00 Baking Basics 8:15-10:00Tumble & Trampoline 8:15-10:00 Advanced Archery 10:15-12:00Baking Basics 8:15-10:00 Adventures in Geocaching 10:15-12:00Babysi g Basics 8:15-12:00 Ceramics & Color Collide 10:15-12:00Advanced Archery 10:15-12:00 Let’s Go Bowling 10:15-12:00Ceramics & Color Collide 10:15-12:00 Galaxy Shoes, Tie-Dye, and More 10:15-12:00

10:15-12:00 Lunch Break 12:00-12:45Dinner is ServedLet's Go Bowling 10:15-12:00 Jr./Sr. High Art Camp 12:45-4:30Tumble & Trampoline 10:15-12:00 Beginning Tunisian Crochet 12:45-2:30Galaxy Shoes, Tie-Dye, and More 10:15-12:00 Spanish It’s for the Birds 10:15-12:00

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Lunch Break 12:00-12:4512:45-2:30

Beginning Tunisian Crochet 12:45-2:3012:45-2:30

Jazz and Hip Hop 12:45-2:30 12:45-2:30

Origami Zoo 12:45-2:3012:45-2:30

Exploring Art Media 12:45-2:302:45-4:30

Nail Art 12:45-2:302:45-4:30

Henna Body Art Yoga for Kids 2:45-4:30

Lego Mindstorms NXT 2:45-4:302:45-4:30

Kids in the Kitchen 2:45-4:30Session IV August 7-10

Ceramics & Color Collide 8:15-10:00Session II July 10-13 Tumble & Trampoline 8:15-10:00

Beginning Crochet 8:15-10:00 Outdoor Science 8:15-10:00Beginning Cake Decora g 8:15-10:00 Baking Basics 8:15-10:00Let's Learn About German Culture 8:15-10:00 Truth Endurance Mini Triathalon Training 8:15-10:00Fantasy Face Paint 10:15-12:00 Babysi g Basics 8:15-12:00Ceramics & Color Collide 10:15-12:00 Dog Obedience 10:15-12:00Water Sports and Fitness 10:15-12:00 Water Sports and Fitness 10:15-12:00Rocket Science 10:15-12:00 Paper Cra Extravaganza 10:15-12:00Lunch Break 12:00-12:45 Tumble & Trampoline 10:15-12:00Jr./Sr. High Art Camp 12:45-4:30 Lunch Break 12:00-12:45Jazz and Hip Hop 12:45-2:30 Beginning Crochet 12:45-2:30Junior Master Gardener 12:45-2:30 Jazz and Hip Hop 12:45-2:30Exploring Art Media 12:45-2:30 Spanish 12:45-2:30Braid Like a Boss 12:45-2:30 Origami You Can Use 12:45-2:30Lego Mindstorms EV3 2:45-4:30 Exploring Art Media 12:45-2:30Origami You Can Use 2:45-4:30 Fantasy Face Paint 2:45-4:30Nail Art 2:45-4:30 Around the World in 4 Days 2:45-4:30Kids in the Kitchen 2:45-4:30 Yoga For Kids 2:45-4:30

Around the World in 4 DaysHenna Body ArtBraid Like a BossExploring Art MediaJunior Master GardenerOrigami Zoo

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Arts, Crafts & HobbiesBeginning Crochet (10-15 yrs) Sessions 2,4By: Michelle AdamsonStudents will learn the five basic crochet stitches, how to read a basic pattern, and make a cotton dish cloth!$50.00 + $5.00 Material Fee

Beginning Tunisian Crochet (10-15 yrs) Sessions 1,3By: Michelle AdamsonWe will work on three basic stitches: afghan, knit, and purl, along with basic pattern learning. We will apply these three stitches to create double-sided pot holders!$50.00 + $5.00 Material Fee

Braid Like A Boss (9-15 yrs) Session 2,3By: Autumn ColeStudents will learn different types of braids including rope braids, plate braids, french braids, french twists, dutch braids, and rose braids.$50.00 + $5.00 Material Fee

Ceramics & Color Collide (6-15 yrs) Sessions 1,2,3,4By: Donna CookWatch as your mask, figurine, animal, ornament and more come to life with the colors you choose and designs that you create! Your only limitation is your imagination. All your projects will be glazed using different techniques, then fired, and returned to you to keep - or give as gifts to special someone!$50.00 + $10.00 Material Fee

Exploring Art Media (8-15 yrs) Sessions 1,2,3,4By: Myndie VanHornThis course explores and demonstrates a variety of art media and tools: tempera, water color, clay, collage, textiles and others. Myndie owns The Fourth Wall Studio Art Gallery in Downtown Lewiston.$50.00 + $10.00 Material Fee

Fantasy Face Paint (6-15 yrs) Sessions 2,4By: Michelle AdamsonWe will work on brush technique, color theory, design, blending, shading, and highlighting. Students will work with a partner and have two designs to pick from. They will apply the design to their partner’s face.$50.00 + $5.00 Material Fee

Galaxy Shoes, Tie-Dye, and More! (9-15 yrs) Sessions 1,3By: Autumn ColeStudents will practice tie-dye, shoe painting, and their choice of clothing repurposing and redesigning. Students will get to repurpose some old clothes from home! Please include shoe size on your registration form.$50.00 + $15.00 Material Fee

Henna Body Art (6-15 yrs) Sessions 1,3By: Michelle AdamsonStudents will learn about the history of henna, how to mix henna paste, design technique, and application to skin. *Disclaimer: henna can stay on for up to two weeks$50.00 + $10.00 Material Fee

Jr./Sr. High Art Camp (12-17) Session 2By: Tony Sittner & Kelsey Grafton

Downtown public art tour, mosaics, watercolor, paper marbling, printmaking and more!

This class is brought to you by Center for Arts & History. $75.00 + $2.00 Transportation fee

Jr./Sr. High Art Camp (12-17) Session 3By: Tony Sittner & Kelsey Grafton

Print Shop: Book Binding, Paper Marbling, Writing, Printmaking, Letterpress and more!

This class is brought to you by Center for Arts & History. $75.00 + $2.00 Transportation fee

Nail Art (9-15 yrs) Session 1,2By: Autumn ColeStudents will be taught basic skills of painting nails and more advanced skills of adding detailed nail art. Children can practice painting their own nails as well as others in the class!$50.00 + $5.00 Material Fee

Origami You Can Use! ( 8-15 yrs) Sessions 2,4By: Jeanette Gara-BetzoldUseful origami for entertaining your friends, for your house, your school, and for the garden. The principle is a simple one: three dimensional shapes are made from folding a square of thin paper without scissor cuts and no glue. Use square pieces of paper to make items such as an origami wallet, gift bag, vase, tissue box, seed packet, and seed pot. We will start with a few simple models and then choose a complicated model to build for the rest of the week.$50.00 + $5.00 Material Fee

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Origami Zoo (8-15 yrs) Sessions 1,3By: Ryan PaulusWe’re going to make a zoo from origami! Each day, we’ll create a new part of the zoo and learn how to make origami creations.$50.00 + $5.00 Material Fee

Paper Craft Extravaganza (9-15 yrs) Session 4By: Angela MeekJoin us for four days of fabulous paper crafts! On day one, you’ll make your own cards - birthday, Christmas, thank you - whatever occasion you like! On day two, you’ll make a calendar to keep track of birthdays and other important events that happen every year. On day three, you’ll make a photo explosion box for displaying up to 24 photos. Our last day will be spent completing any unfinished projects and adding the finishing touches! You’ll need to bring at least 12 photos that can be cut to fit on 4” x 4”, 3.5” x 3.5”, and 3.25” x 3.25” squares for the photo box project. You can also bring twelve 4”x6” photos, magazine cut outs, or other printed pictures for your calendar, or you can decorate your calendar with the materials provided. $50.00 + $2.00 Material Fee

Computers & RoboticsLego Mindstorms EV3 (9-12 yrs) Session 1,2By: Erik Odenborg and Jeremy Feucht (in separate sessions)Unleash the creative powers of the LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3. Your robot can be taught to walk, talk, think and so much more. Join the Challenge!$50.00 + $2.00 Material Fee

Lego Mindstorms NXT (9-12 yrs) Session 1By: Jeremy FeuchtLEGO Mindstorms NXT is the second generation of LEGO Mindstorms and is built around a LEGO brick called the NXT, which acts as the brain of the Mindstorms robot and controls the robot’s movement. LEGO Mindstorms NXT allows students to construct robots that see, speak, feel, move, and obey their commands using gears, motors, and sensors (ultrasonic, sound, touch, and light). Students will build a robot that utilizes all of these sensors to interact with various elements in the classroom using special software.$50.00 + $2.00 Material Fee

CulinaryAdvanced Cake Decorating (10-15 yrs) Sessions 1,3By: Mark WorthingtonTasks and skills will build on those taught in the Beginning Cake Decorating class. The students will prepare filling, icing, mix color and apply design composition to combine shells, dots, lines, leaves and flowers, pipe bubble figures on cupcakes, multicolored flowers and roses and combine flavors to finished cakes. Under supervision, the students will use knives to sculpt their cakes. Materials donated by Sodexo.$50.00

Baking Basics ( 9-12 yrs) Sessions 1,3,4By: Tracy RoblesIn this class, students will learn beginning baking skills including measurement of wet and dry ingredients through baking a cake. At the end of the week students will take home some utensils they used in class!$50.00+ $15.00 Material Fee

Beginning Cake Decorating (9-12 yrs) Session 2By: Mark WorthingtonStudents will learn how to set up pastry bags with decorating tips, pipe basic butter cream lines, dots, shells, leaves and easy buttercream flowers. They will also learn to cut, fill, and ice a cake. They will decorate cupcakes with basic designs. Materials donated by Sodexo.$50.00

Dinner is Served Session 1 (9-15 yrs)By: Rodney FarringtonEarn some brownie points with your family in this class! You will learn how to plan a basic meal, arrange the table properly and prepare each element. Each day you will learn a new part – planning, sides, salads, entrée, and dessert – you will do it all! You will be able to serve your meal to a family member of your choice on the last day. You will get to take your apron, notebook, and thermometer home.$50.00 + $10.00 Material Fee

Kids in the Kitchen (7-13 yrs) Sessions 1,2By: Jeff SpinelliYou’ll be able to show grown-ups just how it’s done after learning the basics of the kitchen while creating yummy treats! Materials donated by Sodexo.$50.00

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Dance & MusicJazz and Hip Hop (6-9 yrs) Sessions 1,2,4By: Lara MorrisonCome learn basic techniques of jazz and hip hop dance! No experience is necessary. You’ll learn different choreography and how to express movements using your own interpretations. This class is all about having fun!$50.00

Language & CultureAround the World in 4 Days (6-12 yrs) Sessions 3,4By: Caroline (Yasmin) EdwardsStudents will learn traditional folk music and dances, costumes and friendly languages from the Philippines, Mexico, North Africa, and the USA.$50.00 + $5.00 Material Fee

Babysitting Basics (11-15 yrs) Sessions 1,4By: Judi Dunn-Gray

Students will learn the skills of babysitting in this fun and informative class! They will learn diapering and baby handling, ethics and contracts, CPR and overall safety, prepping snacks

and meals, allergies, fees and schedules, record keeping, special needs, discipline and mealtimes. At the end of the class they will go home with a “Mary Poppins bag” for their own use!

Boys are encouraged!$75.00 + $5.00 Material Fee

Let’s Learn About German Culture (8-13 yrs) Session 2By: Leif Hoffmann Ph.D.Lass uns spass Haben! (Lets have some fun!) This course will introduce kids to some basic German vocabulary, such as typical greetings. Through playing German board games (Der zerstreute Pharaoh, Sagaland, Scotland Yard, Enuk, Kraut & Ruben), tasting German food (Toast Hawaii, Bockwurst mit Senf; Stammer Max), and learning about German culture (Nikolaustag, St. Martin, Karnival...).$50.00 + $10.00 Material Fee

Spanish (6-12 yrs) Sessions 3,4By: Caroline (Yasmin) EdwardsHave fun learning Spanish! This class will cover written and oral exercises. Colors, numbers, basic verbs, days of the week, months of the year, food, animals, etc. On the last day of class, we will play a game and a prize will be awarded!$50.00 + $5.00 Material Fee

RecreationAdvanced Archery (9-15 yrs) Sessions 1,3By: Pat OgdenDevelop your marksman skills. In this class you will maximize your class time as you learn to hit the smaller targets you are aiming for, sharpen your understanding of archery, increase your skills and have a great time.$50.00

Adventures in Geocaching (10-15 yrs) Session 3By: Dawn LesperanceGeocaching is the modern day version of a treasure hunt! In this class, you will learn how to use GPS units to explore and discover hidden caches. Each find is a new adventure!$50.00 + $2.00 Material Fee

Beginning Archery ( 7-15 yrs) Sessions 1,3By: Pat OgdenArchery is one of the oldest arts still practiced today, and the bow and arrow are considered one of the most important cultural advances made by man. Archery is a fun family sport for people of all ages. Instruction will cover bow safety, proper equipment handling, and proper shooting techniques.$50.00

Dog Obedience (9-15 yrs) Session 4By: Frances Woods and Charlene ShupingStudents will learn how to get their dog to sit, lay down, stay, walk on a leash, down/stay, sit/stay, walk on a leash around small obstacles such as mud puddles, etc. For this class students will 4

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need a dog, a 6ft leash, and a training chain appropriate to the dog’s size. These can be purchased at Bob’s Pet & Pond. Frances Woods has been one of the top 10 junior handlers in the country three years in a row!$50.00

Intro to Golf (9-12 yrs) Sessions 1,3By: Bryden Canyon Golf CourseLearn to golf from a pro! You’ll learn etiquette, rules, stance and how to swing.$50.00 + $2.00 Transportation Fee

It’s for the Birds! (6-15 yrs) Session 1By: Jennifer WikYou guessed it! This class is all about birds. Learn about habits, habitats and how to identify different species. You will even get to go bird watching!$50.00 + $3.00 Material Fee + $2.00 Transportation Fee

Let’s Go Bowling (8-13 yrs) Sessions 1,3By: Doug OntiverosBowling can be a lifetime hobby and we can get you started right here! Learn how to hold and throw the ball correctly, how to score and most important, have fun!$50.00 + $2.00 Transportation Fee

Truth Endurance Mini Triathlon Training (8-15 yrs) Session 4By: Chris RaykovichBecome a triathlete with Coach Chris from Truth Endurance training! Throughout the week you will swim, bike and run, then have your very own mini-triathlon on the last day! This is leading up to the kids’ triathlon through the City of Lewiston Parks and Rec department, held August 19. Come learn how to train with the best and then sign up for a real triathlon! Children will be bussed to Bert Lipps Pool and Vollmer Bowl for class. Kids’ should bring bikes from home on designated days. Must be able to ride a bike and be able to swim the width of the pool and back.$50.00 + $5.00 Facility Fee + $2.00 Transportation fee

Tumble & Trampoline (7-12 yrs) Sessions 1,4By: C. Ryan FiskeLearn basic to advanced tumbling and trampoline skills, utilizing spring floor, tumble track, in-ground trampoline, foam pit, specialized shapes and spotting.$50.00 + $2.00 Transportation Fee

Water Sports and Fitness (8-12 yrs) Sessions 2,4By: Asotin County Aquatic CenterHave fun learning water polo, underwater hockey, fitness swimming, some self-rescue techniques, and non-swimming aquatic fitness! Children do not need to know how to swim but must be comfortable in the water. Facility fee donated by ACAC.$50.00 + $2.00 Transportation Fee

Yoga for Kids! (6-15 yrs) Sessions 3,4By: Jeanette Gara-BetzoldThis class will provide kids with a fun, creative, educational, and enriching experience. Through a combination of yoga poses and games, group activities, themed craft projects, and relaxation times, kids will be able to strengthen their bodies, minds, and spirits. We will create a non-competitive, nurturing and supportive environment where kids can learn to work cooperatively as well as learn to care for and nurture themselves.$50.00 + $5.00 Material Fee

Science & MathJunior Master Gardener (6-15 yrs) Sessions 2,3By: Jeanette Gara-BetzoldStudents will get novel, “hands-on” group and individual learning experiences that provide a love of gardening, develop an appreciation for the environment, and cultivate the mind. Students will participate at local community gardens, create garden projects, and sample local food throughout each session. Growing good kids by igniting a passion for learning, success, and service through a unique gardening education.$50.00

Outdoor Science (8-12) Session 4By: Rachel Jameton, Ph.D.Take the science classroom outside! Kids can gain a deeper understanding of science skills when doing the activities outdoors. We will explore with plant art and color, science note booking, animal habitat and tracks, looking at really big and really little stuff, and to finish it out there will be an outdoor scavenger hunt. This class is sure to focus your child’s natural curiosity with science in Nature!$50.00 + $10.00 Material Fee

Rocket Science (8-12 yrs) Session 2By: Rollie HallenThis class is your chance to build a rocket! Learn the science behind how rockets work! Work with a team to learn about rocket fins, weight, tops, and other traits that affect how a rocket works. The sky’s the limit!$50.00

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Who can take Kids’ College classes? Our classes are designed for kids who are ages 6-15 by June 1, 2017.

Who teaches Kids’ College classes?Our instructors are LCSC staff and faculty and individuals from the region who have an expertise in their topic area(s) and are interested in teaching youth. We are committed to providing a fun, safe experience for our students and theirfamilies. To ensure your child is securein our care, each of our instructors mustsuccessfully complete a background check.

What is the Minimum/Maximum number of kids in a class?The minimum enrollment is generally fivestudents. Maximum enrollment is generally15 students. Final decision will be made by Kids’ College staff and the instructor.

Do I need to pay the transportation fee ifI’m dropping off/picking up my child?There are certain classes that require atransportation fee, such as bowling, watersports, and golf. If you take your child to his/her class and pick him/her up, thetransportation fee can be waived. To waivethe transportation fee you will need to contact the Kids’ College office at 208-792-2860.PLEASE NOTE: If you register online, thetransportation fee will not be waived.

What if I can’t afford to pay for Kids’College?Scholarships are available! You can fill out a scholarship application online at www.lcsc.edu/kids-college or print one out and mail it,fax it, or drop it by the Kids’ College officeSam Glenn Complex 211. Deadline 6/16/17. Scholarships can cover the cost of up to fourKids’ college classes.

How and where do I sign up?Register online, by fax, phone, by mail, or inperson.Phone Number: 208-792-2860Fax Number: 208-792-2444Address: 500 8th Avenue, Lewiston, ID83501 - SGC 211Online: www.lcsc.edu/kids-collegePre-registration, with payment, is required for all Kids’ College classes and should bereceived at least one week prior to the classstart date. Register early to ensure your place

in popular classes and to avoid cancellations due to low enrollment.

Will I get a reminder?You will receive a confirmation by phone ore-mail the week prior to the class start date,listing the class location, date and time, andany additional information you might need.

Do I have to sign up for all classes allday?There is no requirement for you to sign up fora full day of classes within a session or tosign up for more than one session. Eachclass stands alone and you can sign up forone time slot per session. There are a variety of different classes to choose from in each time slot and within the different sessions, so we recommend that you sign up for what works best for you.

What are the drop-off and pick-upprocedures?For the safety of all children, you mustaccompany your child to the designated area no more than 15 minutes prior to class and check in with the Kids’ College staff. Children should NOT be dropped off or picked upwithout being properly checked in/out. There will be no type of supervision for your child if you arrive earlier then the designated time of 8:00am. We also ask that you pick your child up within 5 minutes of their scheduled class ending time, in person, at the designated area and check out with Kids’ College staff. There will be no type of supervision after 4:45pm, so please arrive on time. If you have special circumstances, please contact the Kids’ College Office at least 24 hours ahead of time.Please keep in mind we have limited staffsupervision prior to and after hours ofoperation. Also note that the only supervisionprovided during Kids’ College sessionsincludes the time your child is checked in for a class until your child is checked out,including breaks between enrolled classesand the lunch break. If your child is notenrolled in back-to-back classes, supervisionwill not be provided for the time they are not enrolled in class. Please arrange for them to be picked up and checked out at theappropriate time.

What are the lunch arrangements? Kids’ College provides a supervised lunchperiod for children who attend classes immediately before or after lunchtime. Pleasecheck your child’s schedule to see if theirclass qualifies. Lunches are not provided, soplease send your child with a sack lunch orthey may also purchase a lunch combo oncampus at a special price. Children may be sent with lunch money OR (NEW THIS YEAR) you may purchase lunches online when you enroll. Please send your child with the correct amount of money because we cannot be responsible for any shortages. Supervised games and activities will be available to those who finish their lunch early. Parents are always welcome to join their children for lunch.Please note there will be no supervisionoutside of classes other than transitionbetween classes and lunchtime. If your child is not signed up for afternoon classes please arrange for them to be picked up andchecked out at the appropriate time.

What if my child is unable to attend theirclass(es)?You may cancel registration for a full refundup to 2 weeks prior to the class start date.After the 2 weeks prior to class you maytransfer to another class or receive a credit to put towards a future class. Refundscompleted within 2 weeks of the class startdate will result in a $10 administration fee.Refunds can take up to several weeks forprocessing. No refunds will be issued afterthe start day of a class. If your child needs to miss a day within the session, there will beno cost adjustments and arrangementsshould be made with the Kids’ College officein advance.

What if my child’s class is cancelled?Sometimes a change in schedule orunforeseen event may cause us to cancel aclass. If this happens, you will be notified immediately and can arrange to transfer intoanother class, receive credit toward anothersession or receive a full refund. Refunds maytake several weeks to process.

Who do I contact in the event of anemergency?If you need to reach your child during classtime, please contact the Kids’ College officeat 208-792-2860.

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ATTENTION: If your child quali�ies for free/reduced lunch or you are a student at LCSC, you MAY qualify for scholarships. Please see application on the backside of this form for more details.

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NEW LUNCH OPTION: □ I want to pre-pay for my student’s lunch. Each lunch is $5.00. Students may bring their own lunch from home.

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SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

Visit Kids’ College Online at www.lcsc.edu/kids-college or contact us if you have any questions

Eligibility Requirements · Scholarships will only be available to those who qualify for Free/Reduced lunch through their school’s

lunch programs. Applicants will be asked to attach a copy of the award letter to their application. These are available at district of�ices at your request.

· Additional Scholarships are also available for children whose parents/guardians are current students at LCSC. This made possible by Associated Students of LCSC.

· Students must be between 6-15 years old as of June 1, 2017. · Scholarship funds go towards $50 tuition fee. Participant agrees to pay additional fees. If additional funds

are available at beginning of session, Kids’ College may be able to cover additional fees. · Must complete and return the application form, award letter from school district, and Health Release Form

by Friday, June 16, 2017. · Awards are based on funding available.

Deadline for Application Completed Scholarship Application & Registration Form must be received no later than Friday, June 16, 2017 to be considered for awards. Please return completed application to:

LCSC Kids’ College 500 8th Ave. Lewiston, ID 83501 Phone: (208) 792-2860 Fax: (208) 792-2444

Parent Information

Are you a current student at LCSC? (Circle one) YES NO If Yes, what is your Warrior ID #_________________

Student Interest Information (Please �ill this out in addition to the contact information on the opposite side of this form.)

What are your student’s interests inside or outside of school? What would you like to see them achieve

through this opportunity? (Please use another sheet of paper if you need additional room): __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Scholarships will cover the cost of up to four Kids’ College classes. Please list below, in order of

priority, four Kids’ College classes you would like to attend. Please note: while we do our best to meet

your request, we cannot guarantee a particular class.

First Choice: ________________________________ Session: ________Second Choice: _______________________________ Session: _______

Third Choice: ________________________________Session:________ Fourth Choice: _______________________________ Session: ________

How did you learn about Kids’ College? ________________________________________________________________________________________

I, the parent/ guardian, certify by signing this document that all information provided is complete and correct and that no

false statements or misleading information have been provided.

Parent/Guardian Name (Please Print): _______________________________________________________________________________________________

Signature: __________________________________________________________________________________ Date: ______________________________________

ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY FORM

Please list any and all physical conditions that LCSC program staff should know, which may affect or be affected by participation in this program. Completion of all �ields is required. Please enter N/A if not applicable:

Present medical problems or conditions: ______________________________________________________________________________________

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Medications taken regularly: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Limitations on physical activities: _______________________________________________________________________________________________

Allergies: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Emergency Contact (other than parent/ guardian): __________________________________________________________________________

Primary Phone: _____________________________________________ Secondary Phone: ________________________________________________

Name of Insurance Company: ___________________________________ Address of Insurance Company: ____________________________________________

Phone of Insurance Company: __________________________________ Name on Policy: ________________________________________________________________

Group Number: _______________________________________

Parent(s) or guardians must read this Assumption of Risk and Release of Liability form. Please read before initialing and signing. This is a binding legal document. If you are under the age of 18, this form must be signed by your parent or legal guardian.

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In consideration for my child/dependent(s) being allowed to take classes and utilize the activities, programs, services, facilities, and equipment available in regards to Lewis-Clark State College, I understand that my child/ dependent’s participation in any and all Lewis-Clark State College classes, (hereinafter class and/or activity) bears risk and danger from which bodily injury, to my child/dependent, up to and including death may occur. I knowingly and voluntarily agree to assume all such risks my child/ dependent(s) may sustain in connection with any and all classes and activities, including, but not limited to falling, tripping, slipping, twisting, lifting, bending, jumping, stretching, pulling, and activities that involve strenuous exertion that could place stress on the cardiovascular system and/or muscular-skeletal systems and/or joints resulting in cardio/pulmonary distress, broken bones, joint injuries, and/or activities related to swimming, diving, and/or actives related to inclement weather conditions, contact with environmental hazards, any risks associated with cooking class, including but not limited to the use of knives, any risks associated with activities related to petting animals including but not limited to dogs and horses, and any/or other illness that may occur while my child/ dependent is enrolled in any classes and/or activities, and any damage or loss to my child/ dependent(s)’s personal property while in the class, and any activities supplemental to the activity or in route to the activity, such as walking to and from the activity on campus, use of the facilities including but not limited to, sidewalks, parking lots, risk related to the rendering of receipt of emergency first aid, transport in medical emergencies, consumption of contaminated food or drink and other unknown and unanticipated activities and risks. Initial_________

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In consideration of the permission granted to me, my child/dependent to participate in any or all programs or activities, on behalf of myself and or my child/dependent’s, heirs, legal representatives, and assigns, I hereby agree to release, indemnify, forever discharge and hold harmless by the State of Idaho, and Lewis-Clark State College, their administrators, directors, coordinators, employees, or their agents from liability for any injuries or property loss or damage I or my child/ dependent may sustain while participating in any events with Lewis-Clark State College. This release, however, does not extend to loss or damage arising out of intentional acts by, or from gross negligence of, the administrators, directors, coordinators, employees, or agents of Lewis-Clark State College. Initial_________

I agree that parents/ guardians are individually responsible for their child/ dependent(s) personal medical expenses. I shall carry adequate accident and health insurance in amounts I deem appropriate for myself and or my dependents, within my independent judgment and discretion for this purpose, and I shall not hold the State of Idaho or Lewis-Clark State College responsible for any such expenses.

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I fully agree and accept responsibility on my child’s behalf to carry out all classes and activities in a safe and prudent manner and within the structure of the policies, procedures, and guidelines of Lewis-Clark State College. Initial_________

Anyone with special medical needs or a history of medical problems should consult with their physician to be sure that they are in condition to participate in the event. Any participant with a medical problem and/or under the care of a physician may be required to provide a medical release prior to the event. Initial_________ *MEDIA RELEASE ______ YES, I authorize my child’s visual and voice likeness for college/ class related promotional advertising and

educational purposes. ______ NO, I do not authorize my child’s visual and voice likeness for college/ class related promotional

advertising and educational purposes. Parent/ Guardian Name (PLEASE PRINT): _______________________________________________________________________________ Parent/ Guardian Signature: __________________________________________________ Date: ______________________________________

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Meet Our InstructorsMichelle Adamson is a local artist and part owner in Bohemian Fae, a henna and face painting creative endeavor that you have likely seen at many public events in the LC Valley.

Autumn Cole is a student at LCSC and was able to spend last summer working at Disney World in Orlando, Florida as a ‘Magic Maker’ at a restaurant called Pinocchio’s Village Haus in the Magic Kingdom. We are excited to have her back this summer!

Donna Cook owns North Pole Ceramics and has been a long-time instructor with us.

Caroline (Yasmin) Edwards is an adjunct instructor of Spanish for LCSC and also teaches many workshops regionally.

Rodney Farrington has been working in hospitality industry for over 30 years and is currently the Hospitality Management Advisor/Instructor in the Business Technology and Service Division at LCSC.

Jeremy Feucht teaches technology classes at Jenifer Junior High in Lewiston.

Ryan Fiske and his wife, Jennie, own 360 Gymnastics in Clarkston.

Jeanette Gara-Betzold, MNR, RYT is an adjunct instructor of Natural Sciences and Kinesiology at LCSC and owns JGB Yoga.

Kelsey Grafton is the Exhibit & Programming Coordinator at LCSC Center for Arts & History. She is also an award winning illustrative designer and fine artist who has worked both nationally and internationally. She enjoys being an art instigator who inspires creativity in artists of all ages and skill levels.

Rollie Hallen is a Chemistry Lab Instructor at LCSC and local sound guru for many area bands.

Leif Hoffmann, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at LCSC. He also goes to his native Germany annually, bringing back goodies for his Kids’ College class.

Rachel Jameton, Ph.D. is a Professor of Chemistry at LCSC.

Dawn Lesperance is the Director of e-Learning Services at LCSC and has been avidly geocaching for five years.

Angela Meek is a senior instructional designer at LCSC. She has enjoyed scrapbooking and card making for many years.

Lara Morrison teaches dance and Zumba at various places regionally.

Erik Odenborg is an Account Technology Strategist for Microsoft and graciously donates his time to Kids’ College.

Doug Ontiveros is an avid bowler and has been teaching for Kids’ College for 7 years.

Ryan Paulus is an AmeriCorps Vista at LCSC. This is his second year instructing.

Chris Raykovich and his wife Jennifer own Truth Endurance Nutrition and Triathlon training.

Tracy Robles owns As You Like It Cakes in Beautiful Downtown Lewiston.

Charlene Shuping has been showing dogs for about 15 years. She started with Great Danes and now has Standard Smooth Dachshunds. Her last Dane held a Rally Advanced title. She has shown 5 dogs to Champions in Conformation, 2 to Grand Championships and one of those was #6 Smooth Dachshund in the nation in 2011-2012. Four of her Dachshunds hold Rally Novice titles. We are happy to have Charlene with Kids’ College again this year!

Tony Sittner is an active volunteer at the LCSC Center for Arts & History and teaches various art classes including Letterpress, Book Making, Paper Making and Paper Marbling. He also substitutes in the Lewiston school system and teaches classes weekends at the Letterpress Museum in Palouse, WA.

Jeff Spinelli works at Sodexo on the LCSC campus.

Myndie VanHorn owns Art Uncorked at The Fourth Wall Gallery on Main Street in Lewiston. Since her very first oil set at eight years old, she has been dabbling in all kinds of art. Myndie left the corporate world about four years ago and started teaching classes to individuals of all ages shortly after. This will be her second year teaching for Kids’ College.

Jennifer Wik is a bird nerd at heart! She has a bachelors and masters degree in biology and specializes in ornithology, the study of birds. She worked for Idaho Fish and Game as a biologist before starting a family. She is now working in the local Clarkston School District and enjoys helping kids with their studies. She loves sharing her love and knowledge of birds with the young people in our valley.

Frances Woods will be a senior at Clarkston High School and has been showing dogs for 6 years. She has been in the top 10 Dachshund Junior Handlers for the past 5 years and was #1 Miniature Dachshund Handler in the Nation two years in a row. She has shown dogs of various breeds in the US and in Canada and has won college scholarships in AKC Junior Handling. Her goal is to show at Westminster Dog Show in New York City in 2018.

Mark Worthington works at Sodexo on the LCSC campus.

2017 High Potential Boys Basketball Camps

WARRIOR SHOOTING CAMP MAY 8-10Boys Entering Grades 5th-12th • 5:30-8:00 PM @ Activity Center AuxiliaryCOST: $75 INCLUDES: Free T-shirt$5 discount for each additional family member. Registration at 4:30 PM

HIGH POTENTIAL CAMP JUNE 12-15Boys entering Grades 5th-12th • 9AM-4PMDay Camper Cost: $160 INCLUDES: T-Shirt and LunchOvernight Camper Cost: $285INCLUDES: T-Shirt, Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

YOUTH SKILL & DEVELOPMENT CAMP JUNE 19-22Boys Entering Grades 1st-6th • 9AM-12PM • 3 Full Courts and 12 Baskets!COST $75 INCLUDES: T-Shirt

To Register or For More Information: www.lcwarriors.com Or Contact Camp Director: Brandon Rinta

(208) 792-2865 • berinta@lcsc.edu

The first 100 registered

receive a basketball!

Volunteer for Kids’ College! WE NEED YOU!

We work with schedules!

Volunteers must:

• Be going into 7th grade or higher • Provide their own transportation to and from

sessions • Be responsible • Act in a professional manner • Be able to stay on task • Be able to ensure the safety of participants • Be accountable

For more information contact Kids’ College at (208)-792-2860 or kidscollege@lcsc.edu, or visit us online at lcsc.edu/kids-college.

Sessions Available: Session 1: June 26-29 Session 2: July 10-13 Session 3: July 24-27

Session 4: August 7-10

Shifts Available: Mornings: (7:30AM-12:00PM)

Lunch: (12:00PM-1:00PM) Afternoons: (1:00PM-4:45PM)

Full Day: (8:00AM- 4:45PM) Looks great on your resume!

Introduction to Horsemanship By Valdasue Steele Have you ever wanted to spend time with a horse or dreamed of owning one someday? Learn the basics of horsemanship and get in the saddle. Classes are held at Garden Springs Farm in Lapwai, Idaho. Horses and equipment are provided. $50.00 per class, Friday, May 19, Saturday, May 20, Friday, June 9 and /or Saturday, June 10, 9AM -12PM

Digging for Star GarnetsBy Eric NordquistEmerald Creek Garnet area in Idaho is one of only two spots in the world to have these star garnets! Spend the day with geologist Eric Nordquist getting a little wet and dirty while finding garnets with the buckets, shovels and screenboxes.$50.00 + $10.00 permit purchased on site, Saturday, June 17, 8AM - 4PM

BBQ the Jollymore WayBy Bill and Aaron JollymoreBBQ the fun and budget friendly way with the Jollymores as they show you how to prepare the perfect Father’s Day BBQ. You’ll save money cutting your own meats, preparing marinades, and side dishes. Plus, you’ll learn what beer and wine to pair your food with. Come hungry and ready for fun giveaways throughout this class! $50, Saturday, June 10, 12PM—2PM

Look online for more daytrips and fun to be had this summer at lcsc.edu/ce or call (208)792-2447

gardenspringsfarm.com

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Kids’ College also made possible through a grant from:

Sara Berg, M.D.