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Register online atwww.jacksonprep.net/camps

or return the enclosed form toJackson Preparatory SchoolP.O. Box 4940Jackson, MS 39296-4940Attn: Cindy Brooks

Fees cover all necessary supplies. Students participating in the athletic camps will receive a free t-shirt.

To receive additional forms or information, call Jackson Prep at 601-939-8611 or visit our website at www.jacksonprep.net.

See the enclosed registration form for dates, times, and fees for each workshop or camp. Should the need for a refund arise, please make requests as soon as possible. All refunds are at the discretion of the Summer Program Coordinator.

Unless the communication office is notified otherwise in writing, it is assumed that permission is given for photographs of participants to appear in school publications and area newspapers.

Paul FryantSummer Program Coordinator pfryant@jacksonprep.net

www.jacksonprep.net/camps

Jackson Prep’s Summer Program provides academic enrichment opportunities, creative art activities,

and athletic skill development camps for all ages. Space is limited, so be sure to enroll early!

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academicThese camps will bring out the genius in you!

CHESS CLINIC. Chess is a beautiful and fascinating ancient game that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Students of chess benefit by developing valuable analytical and problem-solving skills: chess improves concentration, critical and abstract thinking, planning, logic, and analysis. Prep’s chess clinic offers instruction for players of all levels and abilities. Basic concepts are taught for beginners and casual players; advanced strategies are covered for experienced players and serious competitors. Dr. Paul Smith holds certification as a chess coach by the United States Chess Federation and has coached successful chess programs in Alabama and Mississippi. Under his direction, Prep’s chess team has won the State Scholastic Chess Championship (K-12) eight of the last nine years.

COLLEGE BOOTCAMP. This eight-hour workshop is designed to prepare rising seniors for the college application process. Participants will explore their interests and goals; learn about various colleges, applications, and deadlines; prepare a resume; write a college essay; request transcripts; and complete an application. Instructors: Hallie Heiter, College Counseling; Lee Ozier, Academic Counselor; Anna Griffin, AP English teacher; Kimberly Van Uden, AP calculus teacher.

JUNIOR ROBOTICS. Students will have fun learning the basics of robotics using the EV3 Lego Robotics system. Each day will present a new challenge, incorporating different methods of control: time, rotations, light, motion and touch. Students will work in groups of 2-3, giving them an opportunity to work as a team. Instructor: Marsha Hobbs

ROBOTICS & ENGINEERING FOR GIRLS: This camp will give girls an opportunity to

build and program Lego Robots using the EV3 system. Some time will also be spent each day in the FAB Lab creating 3-D printed objects using Google Sketchup. Instructor: Marsha Hobbs

ADVANCED ROBOTICS. For students who have experience with Lego robotics, this workshop will teach more advanced skills. Teams will compete to accomplish missions from previous First Lego league competitions. Maximum: 20 students per session. Instructor: Marsha Hobbs

PSAT PREP AND PRACTICE WORKSHOP. Intended to give students the practice needed to prepare for the PSAT/National Merit Qualifying Test, this course emphasizes critical thinking and standardized test-taking skills. Minimum of 10 students required. Instructors: Kimberly Van Uden, AP Calculus Teacher and Ann Griffin, AP Language Teacher

athleticImprove your athletic abilities at one of these camps!

BASEBALL CAMP. This camp will teach the fundamentals of throwing, catching, hitting, base running, positional play, and base sliding. Highlights include special team activities and a skills contest. Instructors: Chuck Box, Prep staff, and varsity players

LITTLE PATRIOT BASEBALL CAMP. This camp for four to six year olds is designed to introduce baseball to younger children. Instructor: Chuck Box

BASKETBALL CAMP – BOYS. Players work on both individual fundamentals and team concepts. Individual and team competitions are included. Instructors: Chris Moore and staff

SHOOTING CAMP – BOYS. This camp will emphasize shooting the basketball properly.

Form, footwork, and shot selection will be taught. Campers will learn how to get open to shoot in the flow of offense and how to read screens for a good shot. Instructor: Chris Moore

BASKETBALL CAMP – GIRLS. Campers will spend one hour in four fundamental stations; the remaining two hours will be spent in competitions such as Hotshot, 3 on 3 games, and 5 on 5 games. Instructors: Michael McAnally and the Prep coaching staff

CHEERLEADING CAMP. Students will learn the basic fundamentals of cheerleading, including cheers, chants, and dances. Girls will be divided into age groups. Instructors: Tracie Mallard and varsity cheerleaders

FAST-PITCH SKILLS CAMP. Players will be taught the fundamentals of fast-pitch softball, including throwing, catching, hitting, base running, fielding, and all other aspects of the game needed to succeed. Instructor Cory Caton brings Division I fast-pitch softball experience to the camps.

FOOTBALL CAMP. Students will learn the fundamentals of football. Coach Ricky Black and his staff bring years of coaching experience at both the high school and college levels. Their knowledge and leadership have set an exemplary tone at Prep. Instructors: Jackson Prep Football Staff

PACER CAMP. The “world famous, award winning” Jackson Prep Pacers will be sharing their tips and techniques in a one-week summer camp for girls entering grades 3-5. Students will learn a Pacer routine to perform at a JP home game this fall. The daily schedule will include a group devotional led by JP Pacers, snacks, and, of course, dance instruction. There will also be tips on hair and makeup for the big performance. Parents are invited to join us on the last day of camp for a preview of the dance. Maximum: 40 students. Instructors: Lou Ann McKibben and

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SOCCER CAMP. Session I of this camp works both on technical skills—passing, trapping, shooting, and dribbling—and on the tactical side of playing soccer. Individual and group defending, as well as attacking skills, will be the focus. Short-sided games of 3v3 and 8v8 will be incorporated into the camp. Session II will concentrate on the technical skills of soccer. The camp will consist of games to incorporate these basic skills. Instructor: Jon Marcus Duncan

ATTACKING SKILLS SOCCER CAMP. In this camp, the fundamentals of attacking and shooting, the most desirable traits in a soccer player, will be taught. The camp is designed for the midfielder and forward in soccer who desire to become scoring threats. Crossing and finishing techniques, along with 1v1 attacking skills, will be the focus of this three-day camp. Instructor: Jon Marcus Duncan

TENNIS CAMP. (TUESDAY - FRIDAY) Beginners and intermediates in rising third through eighth grades will learn basic stroke techniques, scoring, and point strategy in this camp. Extra rackets will be on hand if needed. Instructors: Rachel Causey, Prep staff, and varsity players

BASEBALL PITCHER AND CATCHER CAMP. This special three-day camp will focus on the development of each player’s pitching and catching skills. Players will be broken down individually and coached through drill work to teach the finer points of pitching and catching. This camp will also feature Strength and Conditioning and the Mental Aspects of pitching and catching. Instructor: Chuck Box

artisticSpend your summer at one of these creative camps!

ART CAMP. Students will learn basic

elements and principles of design while working with a variety of art media. Instructors Addie Louis and Lisa Shive (bachelor of fine arts degrees with emphasis in graphic design) have experience at the elementary, junior high, and senior high levels.

JEWELRY CAMP. Girls of all ages love baubles, beads, and glitz. Various jewelry techniques will be taught, including beading, knotting, chain making, patina application, and leatherworking. Students will leave daily with completed projects. Each student must have her own set of tools, including chain, flat, and round nose pliers and cutters. Inexpensive sets are available at local hobby stores. All other supplies will be furnished. Instructor: Delores Navarrete

SUMMER SHOWCHOIR MASTERS. 4 days of showchoir workshops and clinics to strengthen your performance and vocal skills. Clinicians from top showchoirs around the U.S., including Graham Bobo, Lexi Robison, and Trent Buglewicz. Showchoirs from all communities are invited to participate!Students will work toward learning a short competition style show which will be performed the last night of the camp. Students will receive a t-shirt in which they perform, and light snacks will be provided.

new!Take a look at the new camps we’re offering in 2016!

SUMMER SHOWCHOIR STARS: (TUESDAY-FRIDAY MORNING) Students will be learning several songs from the musical to perform as well as other fun pop songs and cool hip hop choreography. Students attending this summer showchoir camp will be given the opportunity to perform in the annual Prep Fall Musical in October. Only students attending this camp will be allowed to be in the musical.

WOODFIRE POTTERY WORKSHOP: This camp will teach 11th graders through adults

how to handbuild, throw, and glaze wood-fired pottery. Minimum of four participants required. Maximum: six students. Instructors: Dr. Luke Nealey, Prep Assistant Head of School/Head of Senior High

MOVIE MADNESS: Come be part of movie making madness! We will cover all aspects of production - acting, directing, screenwriting, camera work, prop & set design, make-up, costuming, and special FX. In this full day, week-long camp, we will produce a finished short film for submission to the All American High School Film Festival. The content of the final film is determined by the camp attendees.

I’M A MAKER: The Maker Movement is shaping the world, and you can be a Maker, too. Everyday, we will explore a different skill set: fiber arts, the Internet of Things, crazy cooking, phone app design, and make your own paper & 3D printed stamps. Each day has a completed project to take home

HYPER ULTRA JAPAN-A-MANIA CAMP: From anime to origami, from language to festivals, we will cover it all. You will master the foundations of Japanese language and culture in a fun, ninja hands-on environment. (middle school and high school camps)

SOFTBALL PITCHING CLINIC: Head Coach Cory Caton (former all American DI pitcher) and Meredith Owen (former all American DI pitcher and played professional in Italy) are two experienced pitchers who want to help teach and improve pitchers! They will provide hands on drills as well as talk about the mental part of the game and being the best teammate. Parent/pitcher information session Monday at 9am. Bring Cleats and Running Shoes.

PATRIOT HITTING CAMP: This three day specialty camp is designed for players that are interested in improving their hitting skills in a concentrated skill-specific environment. Hitters will be coached through development drills in the Hendrix Player Development Facility, live on field hitting, as well as exit velocity training and video breakdown.