Summers @ Lausanne 2014 Brochure

EXPLORESUMMERS @ LAUSANNE 2014

Lausanne Summer Program (Rising JK–12th Grades)1381 W. Massey Road Memphis, TN [email protected]/summer

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Greetings! The time to register your child for summer enrichment activities has arrived. After months of diligent planning, we are extremely excited to showcase a summer program as diverse and accommodating as our breathtaking 30 acre lakeside campus.

At Summers @ Lausanne, our goal remains to provide your child with engaging and enjoyable experiences which allow for substantial academic, athletic, social and emotional growth. We place great care and effort into offering the very best in instruction by providing children with opportunities in which they can discover untapped strengths and nurture new friendships all under the supervision of a well trained staff.

We believe that you will find our summer program to be specifically designed to offer your child a full range of activities which cater to his or her own personal interests. If, however, you should discover an activity that you believe is missing from our program, please let us know as we will be more than happy to try and integrate it into our afterschool and summer programming options.

Summers @ Lausanne welcomes new and prospective students alike, as well as guests. Please take a moment to learn more about all that our program has to offer. To register, please visit www.lausanneschool.com/summer.

Thank you all for your interest and continued support of Summers @ Lausanne. We look forward to spending our summer with you!

Very Sincerely Yours, Lisa Sparks Kris LauniusDirector of After School and Summer Programs Assistant Director of Summer [email protected] [email protected]

P.S. We want to meet you!

SUMMER OPEN HOUSESunday, May 4, 2014 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.) Blue Heron Café• Register and make payments• Let us answer your questions.• Receive your 2014 carpool tag• Meet instructors and Summers @ Lausanne Staff

Dear Families,

Table of Contents

2 Daily and Weekly Lessons3 All Day Sessions4 Camp Lausanne Weekly Themes5 Friends and Family Events6 A Concise Schedule: Morning, Afternoon and All Day Sessions10 Opportunities for Rising Junior and Senior Kindergarteners14 Opportunities for Rising First and Second Graders19 Opportunities for Rising Third and Fourth Graders24 Opportunities for Rising Fifth and Twelfth Graders30 Summers @ Lausanne Program Policies

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Horse Riding (JK–12th)May 27–July 11 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Mary MielenzLesson Registration Fee: $50Camp Registration Fee: $300/weekMary provides private and group riding les-sons in the basics of classic riding principals and horsemanship on her farm in Collierville, Tennessee. In addition to providing weekly les-sons, she offers camps designed to help young riders develop a strong foundation on which to build future skills and success. Camps are held Mondays–Fridays from 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Space is limited, so please enroll at least one week in advance. Horses are suitable to all riding levels. Available Dates for Instruction: May 27–May 30,

June 9–June 13, June 23–June 27, July 7–July 11

Gymnastics (PK–12th)June 3–July 26 (Tuesdays 4:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. and/or Saturdays 4:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.)Patty MooreRegistration Fee: $160, 1 lesson/week

$320, 2 lessons/ weekGymnastics is a great way to have fun, stay fit and boost confidence! Not only will children gain instruction on all four Olympic events—floor, uneven bars, balance beam and vault, they will be able to do things seen on televi-sion. Yes, our children can do it too! Please allow Patty Moore to offer your child the latest in gymnastics techniques.Available Dates for Instruction:

June: 3, 7, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27

July: 5, 8, 11, 15, 19, 22, 26

Summer Unplugged Session (5th–12th)July 7–July 11 (7:30 a.m.–9:00 a.m.)Josh SavageRegistration Fee: $45/weekIn this technologically driven society students

are often overwhelmed by external stimuli. This workshop will introduce mindfulness prac-tices that can help students find balance, focus their attention and relax in the classroom and in everyday life. Beginning at 7:30 a.m. each morning, a wholesome breakfast is provided for all participants at the Blue Heron Café.

CPR/First Aid Certification (5th–12th) June 26–June 27 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)American Red Cross Association and Summers @ Lausanne StaffRegistration Fee: $85, CPR/First Aid, onlyTogether we will strengthen community safety and gain new skills that you can carry into the future. Participants will receive training in a familiar and supportive environment, an American Red Cross training handbook and access to all digital refreshers. Upon comple-tion, participants will receive a two-year certification from the American Red Cross. For more information, please contact Lisa Sparks at [email protected]. Please see page 27 for details about Kid Care.

NEW OPPORTUNITIES AT LAUSANNE!

Soccer (JK–12th) Regerio LimaFor Soccer Ole’ summer camp information, please visit: http://soccerole.org/summer-camps/. See page 33 for more info!

Yoga (JK–12th) Summers @ Lausanne is partnering with local yoga instructors to offer a healthy, fun filled way for kids to enjoy a non-competitive fitness activity that provides a stronger, more flexible body. Available dates and times to come.

Daily and Weekly Lessons

All Roads Lead to China (JK–12th)May 27–May 30 (9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)Confucius Institute at The University of Memphis (CIUM)Registration fee: $200This is an opportunity for children to experi-ence the wonderful culture of China while strengthening their Chinese language skills. Children will participate in Chinese martial arts, Chinese cooking, Chinese calligraphy, Chinese painting, and much more! All Confucius Insti-tute instructors teach full-time and are some of the best Chinese language teachers in China.

Musical Theater Boot Camp (3rd–12th)June 2–6 (9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)Confucius Institute at The University of Memphis (CIUM)Registration DEADLINE: May 3, 2014

Registration fee: $300, Junior (3rd & 4th) and Senior Company Performers (5th–8th)$100, Apprentice Arts (7th–12th)Join us this summer for the return of Musical Theater Boot Camp! Children will present an entire musical show complete with costumes, lights and sets, all in one week! Regardless of your child’s experience level, they’ll receive voice lessons, dance and drama lessons, audition opportunities and so much more! It’s all part of the full day rehearsal process. Junior and Senior Company Performers take an active role on stage during the production, while Apprentice Artists learn through hands-on experience about providing a supporting role in theater.

Please support Summers @ Lausanne by watching the final production at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, June 6, 2014 in the Elder Performance Arts Center (EPAC). Friends and family are welcome to join you.

13th Annual Chess Camp (JK–12th) June 8–June 14 (9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)Mid-South ChessTo register, please visit www.chesscamp.us or call

Director, Arlene Kleiman, at 901.276.4663

Registration fee: $395 by May 1st $425 by May 15th $450 after June 1st

A $100 enrollment deposit per child is needed at the time of registration and is applied toward full tuition.Chess makes you smarter in a fun, exciting and challenging environment! Mid-South Chess Camp is the country’s Premier Chess Camp, features some of the world’s best chess players including International Grandmaster Alexander Stripunsky, International Grandmaster Alex Onischuk, International Grandmaster Joel Ben-jamin, Women’s Grandmaster Anna Sharevich, International Master Teddy Coleman, Cuban Expert Alain Cierna Rodriguez, MM Andre Duvall, and more. All instructors are active and experienced chess coaches who enjoy sharing their chess strategies with the next generation.

This camp is designed for all ages and all levels, beginners to experienced players. Each camper will be taught by every instructor on a rotating basis and counselors will remain with each group throughout the day. There will be optional and supervised sports breaks. Camp includes a T-shirt, group photo, daily souvenir, trophy, autographed certificate and entry to a tournament following the camp. To learn or improve your chess, THIS IS THE CAMP!!!

Open house, orientation, and a simul all begin at 4:30 p.m., Sunday, June 9 at the Elder Per-forming Arts Center.

All Day Sessions


Myths & Legends June 16–June 20 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Registration Fee: $98Prepare to delve into a world filled with fire-breathing dragons, buried treasure and more! This week will involve creative storytelling, cardboard sword crafting, a legendary on-cam-pus scavenger hunt and a field trip to see How to Train Your Dragon 2!

Wilderness Week June 23–June 27 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Registration Fee: $98Come discover our backyard! What better way is there to showcase Lausanne’s gorgeous cam-pus than to spend the week fishing and canoe-ing on the banks of our very own Blue Heron Lake? Children will meet with a local naturalist and learn exciting facts about a wide variety of plants and animals that can be found right under our noses.

Lausanne Family Picnic June 28 (10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.)Registration Fees: $5, Family Rate: Parent + child

$20, Child Rate: If a parent is not in attendance, Summers @ Lausanne will provide a chaperone.It’s time to see a side of Lausanne you haven’t seen before. Just bring your picnic basket full of your favorites and we will provide the fun! Enjoy canoeing and fishing on Blue Heron Lake, fantastic company and leisurely games and even a classic watermelon eating contest.

Night @ the Museum July 11–July 12 (6:15 p.m.–11:00 a.m.)Registration Fees: $50, Family Rate: Parent + child

$65, Child Rate: If a parent is not in attendance, Summers @ Lausanne will provide a chaperone.Have you ever wondered if museum exhibits truly come alive in the night? Come debunk the legends for yourself as we spend the night at Memphis’ own Pink Palace Museum! Everyone will enjoy a scavenger hunt through the exhibits, planetarium show, 3D film and theater presentation presented by the Pink Palace Museum Education Department. Summers @ Lausanne will provide plenty of time for museum exploration, socialization, an evening snack and hearty breakfast to all participants. We will welcome slumber as we roll out our sleeping bags in the galleries, so bring your flashlight and prepare for a memorable Night @ the Museum. All attendees must register with Summers @ Lausanne.

More Open House Events

Camp Lausanne Weekly Themes Friends & Family Events

May 4 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m. Summers @ Lausanne Program Lisa Sparks & Kris Launius

June 6 11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Dance Recital Lauren Stallings

June 6 TBA Summer Fun: A Triathlon For Kids Leslie Brahm Crais

June 6 TBA Chemistry Lab Presentation Bob Shaner

June 6 6:15 p.m. Musical Theater Show Ashley Bugg

June 13 11:00 a.m. Dance Recital Lauren Stallings

June 13 11:00 a.m. Junior Idol Show Courtney Church

June 13 TBA The Science of Toys Presentation Bob Shaner

June 20 TBA Stop Motion Animation: Movie Premiere Bricks4Kids

July 11 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Pint Sized Players Courtney Church

July 25 3:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m. World’s Fair Summers @ Lausanne Staff

Stars & Stripes June 30–July 3 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Registration Fee: $85Gear up for the 4th of July with a week of patri-otic activities! Build a 3D replica of the White House, compete in Chalk It Up (a contest for the most spirited sidewalk art) and hand-paint your very own 4th of July spirit shirt!

Splish Splash July 7–July 11 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Registration Fee: $98It’s time to cool down in the summer sun with tons of fun water activities! From aquatic games to straw blown paintings, the week will be filled to the brim with refreshing and creative ways to beat the sweltering summer heat, all the while stimulating creativity!

World’s Fair July 21–July 25 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Registration Fee: $98Submerge yourself into vivid global aware-ness by experiencing cultures from all over the world during Lausanne’s very own World’s Fair. Indulge in worldly cuisines, admire the archi-tecture of past expositions and represent your team throughout a week that is sure to be as eye opening as it is exciting!

BEFORE AND AFTERCAREMay 27–July 25

BeforeCare (7:30 a.m.–8:45 a.m.)Registration Fee: $5

AfterCare (4:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.)Registration Fee: $10

Summers @ Lausanne provides Before- and After care to children enrolled in summer programs. This is an opportunity for children to extend their day with activities and quality time with friends.


Week 1May 27–30

Week 2June 2–6

Week 3June 9–13

Week 4June 16–20

Week 5June 23–27

Week 6 (no camp July 4)June 30–July 3

Week 7July 7–11

Week 8July 21–25

BeforeCare7:30 a.m.–8:45 a.m.

JK All Roads Lead to China Dance AcademyNanoscale Explorers

ChessSafari Sensation

What’s Cooking?Where the Wild Things Art

How Does Your Garden Grow? All Star SportsSuperhero

Dr. SuessPint-Sized Players

Jump into JK

SK All Roads Lead to China Dance AcademyNanoscale Explorers

ChessSafari Sensation

What’s Cooking?Where the Wild Things Art

How Does Your Garden Grow?A Week with American Girl

All Star SportsSuperhero

Dr. SuessPint Sized Players

Skip into SK

1st All Roads Lead to China Triathlon TrainingCooks-n-Books

ChessDance Academy

Science SuperstarsWhere the Wild Things Art

A Week with American GirlMining and Crafting

Junior Spy AcademyInspiring Ideas

Rising StarsSpace Adventures

Flying into 1st GradeLady Basketball

2nd All Roads Lead to China Triathlon TrainingCooks-n-Books

ChessDance Academy

CheerleadingTennisScience Superstars

A Week with American GirlMining and CraftingBoys Basketball

Junior Spy AcademyInspiring Ideas

Rising StarsThe Spa @ LausanneSpace Adventures

2nd Grade Awaits YouLady Basketball

3rd All Roads Lead to China Triatholon TrainingTelling TalesMusical Theater Bootcamp

ChessJr. Idol

CheerleadingTennisSuper Spy Academy

Boys BasketballMining and CraftingArchaeology Adventures

Inside and OutsideAll Star Sports

The Spa @ LausanneSpace Adventures

Welcome to 3rd GradeTTYLLady Basketball

4th All Roads Lead to China Musical Theater BootcampTelling Tales

ChessJr. Idol

CheerleadingTennisSuper Spy Academy

Boys BasketballMining and CraftingArchaeology Adventures

Inside and OutsideAll Star Sports

The Spa @ LausanneSpace Adventures

Welcome to 4th GradeTTYLLady Basketball

5th & 6th All Roads Lead to China Musical Theater BootcampTreasure Hunting

ChessInspiring IdeasThe Lynx Factor

ArchaeologyTennisStop Motion Animation

Kid Care and CPR/First AidHollywood or History

Sun to FunBoys LacrosseInside and Outside

Fun with SpanishHollywood or History SportLady LacrossePhotography

TTYL (5th) Test Prep (6th)Lady BasketballFootball

7th & 8th All Roads Lead to China Musical Theater BootcampTreasure Hunting

ChessInspiring IdeasThe Lynx Factor

ArchaeologyTennisStop Motion Animation


Sun to FunBoys Lacrosse

Fun with SpanishHollywood or History Sport Lady LacrossePhotography

Test Prep WorkshopLady BasketballFootball

9th–12th All Roads Lead to China Musical Theater BootcampSAT Prep 11th & 12th

ChessACT Prep 11th & 12th

ArchaeologyStop Motion Animation


Sun to Fun Hollywood or History SportPhotography

Test Prep Workshop (9th)Lady Basketball

Lunch in Cafeteria (available for all-day campers only)

BeforeCare (Daily, Weekly, or Combination Program) BeforeCare (Daily, Weekly, or Combination Program)

Lunch (available for all-day campers only)


2014 Morning Session 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.

Register online at www.lausanneschool.com/summer


Week 1May 27–30

Week 2June 2–6

Week 3June 9–13

Week 4June 16–20

Week 5June 23–27

Week 6 (no camp July 4)June 30–July 3

Week 7July 7–11

Week 8July 21–25

Lunch12:00p.m.–1:00p.m.

JK All Roads Lead to China Stay-n-play ChessStay-n-play

Myths & Legends Wilderness Week Stars & Stripes Splish Splash World’s Fair

SK All Roads Lead to China Stay-n-play ChessStay-n-play


1st All Roads Lead to China Mesozoic MonstersStay-n-play

ChessStay-n-play


2nd All Roads Lead to China Mesozoic MonstersStay-n-play

ChessStay-n-play


3rd All Roads Lead to China Mesozoic Monsters ChessInspiring Ideas


4th All Roads Lead to China Musical Theater BootcampChemistry Lab

ChessInspiring Ideas


5th & 6th All Roads Lead to China Musical Theater BootcampChemistry LabBoys Basketball

ChessScience of Toys

Myths & Legends Wilderness Week Stars & Stripes Splish Splash World’s FairRebootMiddle School Boot Camp

7th & 8th All Roads Lead to China Musical Theater BootcampChemistry LabBoys BasketballC.I.T. Program

ChessScience of ToysC.I.T. Program

C.I.T. Program C.I.T. Program C.I.T. Program C.I.T. Program C.I.T. ProgramRebootMiddle School Boot Camp

9th–12th All Roads Lead to China Musical Theater BootcampC.I.T. Program (9th–10th)

ChessC.I.T. Program (9th–10th)

C.I.T. Program (9th–10th) C.I.T. Program (9th–10th) C.I.T. Program (9th–10th) C.I.T. Program (9th–10th) C.I.T. Program (9th–10th)

AfterCare4:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m. AfterCare (Daily, Weekly, or Combination Program)


AfterCare (Daily, Weekly, or Combination Program)


AfterCare (Daily, Weekly, or Combination Program)


2014 Afternoon Session 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.

Register online at www.lausanneschool.com/summer


Opportunities for Rising Junior and Senior Kindergarteners

All Roads Lead to ChinaMay 27–May 30 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Confucius Institute at The University of MemphisRegistration Fee: $200Come and experience the captivating culture of China while strengthening your Chinese lan-guage skills. Participate in Chinese martial arts, cooking, calligraphy, painting and much more! Please see page 3 for more details.

Dance AcademyJune 2–June 6 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Lauren StallingsRegistration Fee: $125Get ready to dance, dance, dance! Children who thrive on creative learning will enjoy this intro-duction to several dance genres. No prior experi-ence is needed. Friends and family, please join us for a Summer Recital on Friday, June 13, 2014!

Nanoscale ExplorersJune 2–June 6 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Rebecca CallahanRegistration Fee: $135Calling all micro-scientists! Let’s explore the world of atoms and molecules! Children will witness the power of water as it crushes a soda can along with many more amazing demon-strations! Together we will make our very own “Gak” and conduct several other thrilling ex-periments. Through it all, we will have a blast while discovering what world is really made of!

Stay-n-PlayJune 2–June 6 & June 9–June 13 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Summers @ Lausanne StaffRegistration Fee: $95Spend the afternoon letting your imagination run wild! Stay-n-Play provides an opportunity for imaginative play and recreational activities which center around the strengthening of cur-rent friendships as well as the forging of new. Please equip your child with a swim suit and a favorite “lovie” for nap time. We will provide all participants with a healthy snack.

13th Annual Chess CampJune 9–June 13 (9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)Mid-South ChessRegistration Fee: Please see page 3 for details.This camp is designed for all children, from beginners to experienced players. Each day, children will receive instruction from a differ-ent counselor, thereby maximizing exposure to various instruction methods while also creat-ing opportunity for diverse social interaction. Please see page 3 for more details.

Safari SensationJune 9–June 13 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Whitney RobertsonRegistration Fee: $125We’re going on safari! How about you? Join us for an expedition to the African Veldt and Savannah, too! We’ll learn about elephants, hippos, rhinos and more. Safari Sensation will entail an exciting scavenger hunt for supplies, whimsical animal masks and more. This expe-dition isn’t for the faint at heart, for this is the place where little ROARS get their start!

Camp LausanneJune 16–July 25 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Summers @ Lausanne StaffRegistration Fee: $$85–$98Camp Lausanne is designed to offer your child a true recreational camp experience. Begin-ning after lunch children will enjoy countless games, unique crafts and outdoor time on our beautiful 30 acre campus. Throughout Camp Lausanne, children will participate in stimulat-ing and educational weekly themes, all the while developing new and exciting friendships with fellow campers. Adding to the fun, Camp Lausanne will also host numerous special events which welcome campers, families and friends alike! Please see page 4 for weekly themes and family fun.


What’s Cooking?June 16–June 20 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Peggy BoatwrightRegistration Fee: $150Who wouldn’t love to cook and eat for fun? Together we will head into the kitchen and practice the tools of the culinary trade, includ-ing cooking and dining etiquette. Best of all, we will learn how to make healthy and deli-cious choices at meal times!

Where The Wild Things ArtJune 16–June 20 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Shelli OwensRegistration Fee: $150Let the wild rumpus begin! Children will create artwork based on individual interpretation of the popular children’s book, “Where the Wild Things Are.” Together we will practice the art of collage and print-making, hand-draw imagi-native monsters, construct 3-D sculptures and create countless other beautiful keepsakes.

How Does Your Garden Grow?June 23–June 27 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Peggy BoatwrightRegistration Fee: $135Prepare to get your hands dirty in this wonder-ful camp for budding gardeners! Learn how plants grow and practice your gardening skills while looking, feeling, smelling, listening and even tasting your way through the exciting aspects of gardening. At the end of the week, take home a little garden of your very own!

A Week with American Girl (SK only)June 23–June 27 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Whitney RobertsonRegistration Fee: $150Each American Girl Doll offers an inspiring story which teaches children about relation-ships as well as history. Children will practice their nurturing and care-giving skills through doll play and the creation of delicious doll-sized treats and props. No matter your doll’s brand, all are welcome to join. On Friday, June 27, 2014 participants will celebrate A Week with American Girl with a classic tea party!

SuperheroJune 30–July 3 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Bricks4KidsRegistration Fee: $150Come and explore the famous caped crusaders and discover their super powers! Children will create a thrilling fantasy world and protect it against fantastical arch enemies with custom, handmade LEGO-brick contraptions. Children will even receive their own personal mini-figure!

All Star SportsJune 30–July 3 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.) Summers @ Lausanne StaffRegistration Fee: $110Children with an interest in athletics will enjoy this introduction to an array of sports, including kickball, basketball and T-ball. This is an opportunity to learn game rules, develop sportsmanship and have tons of fun while do-ing so! Please dress your child in lightweight fabrics and athletic shoes.

Dr. Seuss on the LooseJuly 7–July 11 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Whitney RobertsonRegistration Fee: $135If you are small or very tall,If you are any size at all,Come and read and eat and play,Please come and rhyme and stay all day!Make new works and paint your feet,Dr. Seuss Camp can’t be beat!

Pint-Sized PlayersJuly 7–July 11 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Courtney ChurchRegistration Fee:$150The littlest performers will enjoy this introduc-tion to the performing arts as they learn the ins and outs of creative movement, drama and vocal music in a fun, high energy workshop. Friends and family, please join us for Open House on Friday June 6, 2014!

Jump in Junior KindergartenJuly 21–July 25 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Carrie MillerRegistration Fee: $125Catch of glimpse of what is to come. This is an opportunity for children to make indepen-dent choices and take on new responsibilities. Children will enjoy whole group, center activi-ties and mini projects. Throughout the week, children will question, observe, research, share and problem solve.

Skip into Senior KindergartenJuly 21–July 25 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.) Rhonda RobertsonRegistration Fee: $125Hop, Jump and Skip into Senior Kindergarten! Mrs. Robertson invites all rising senior kin-dergarteners to meet lovable new friends just like the characters in “The Adventures of Frog and Toad.” While enjoying this exciting book, students will become acquainted with their classroom as well as the Lausanne campus, all while preparing for the upcoming school year.

Opportunities for Rising First and Second Graders


All Roads Lead to ChinaMay 27–May 30 (9:00 a.m. –4:00 p.m.)Confucius Institute at The University of MemphisRegistration Fee: $200Come experience the wonderful culture of China while strengthening your Chinese lan-guage skills. Participate in Chinese martial arts, cooking, calligraphy, painting and much more! Please see page 3 for more details.

Triathlon Training June 2–June 6 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Leslie Brahm CraisRegistration Fee: $125Triathlon Training introduces children to the concept of a triathlon. Children will play run-ning, water and fitness games. Please send your child with swim suit, bicycle, and running shoes each day as we prepare for Summer Fun: A Mini Triathlon for Kids on Friday, June 6, 2014.

Cooks-n-BooksJune 2– June 6 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Anna AllenRegistration Fee: $150It is never too early for children to develop cooking skills and have fun in the kitchen! Our chefs will decorate their own hats and aprons, experience an exciting utensil scavenger hunt and measure, mix, pour, and cook from scratch! Together we will create kid-friendly, healthy dishes and enjoy cooking activities that are tied to Chef Anna Allen’s favorite children’s books. Students will even create their own recipe book and bring home a tasty bite each day!

Mesozoic Monsters June 2–June 6 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Rosemary BreithauptRegistration Fee: $140The lands rumbled—Dinosaurs.The seas churned—Plesiosaurs.The skies darkened—Pterosaurs.We investigate our Prehistoric World.The Bold. The Meek. The Extinct!Let’s discover a new species! Together we will

become a team of paleontologist, so prepare to examine real fossils and construct molds and casts. We will investigate pre-historic diets and body composition. Each child will assemble a Paleontology Notebook to record daily discoveries.

Stay-n-PlayJune 2–June 6 & June 9–June 13 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Summers @ LausanneRegistration Fee: $95Spend the afternoon letting your imagination run wild! Stay-n-Play provides an opportunity for imaginative play and recreational activities which center around the strengthening of cur-rent friendships as well as the forging of new. Please equip your child with a swim suit. We will provide all participants with a healthy snack.

13th Annual Chess CampJune 9–June 13 (9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)Mid-South ChessRegistration Fee: Please see page 3 for pricing details.This camp is designed for all children, from beginners to experienced players. Each day, children will receive instruction from a differ-ent counselor, thereby maximizing exposure to various instruction methods while also creat-ing opportunity for diverse social interaction. Please see page 3 for more details.

Dance AcademyJune 9–June 13 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Lauren StallingsRegistration Fee: $125Get ready to dance, dance, dance! Children who thrive on creative learning will enjoy this introduction to several dance genres. No prior experience is needed. Friends and family, please join us for a Summer Recital on Friday, June 13, 2014!


Science SuperstarsJune 16–June 20 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Rebecca CallahanRegistration Fee: $135Topic exploration will be conducted through fascinating demonstrations, games, and experi-ments! Children will transform into science superstars as they create polymers and even design and build their own elaborate chain reaction machine!

Where the Wild Things Art (1st Grade Only)June 16–June 20 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Shelli OwensRegistration Fee: $150Let the wild rumpus start! Children will create artwork based on their interpretation of the popular children’s book, “Where the Wild Things Are.” Together we will learn the magic tricks of collage and print making, draw mon-sters, create 3-D sculptures and many other beautiful keep sakes.

Cheerleading (2nd Grade Only)June 16–June 20 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Leslie Brahm CraisRegistration Fee: $125Skip the fundraising, pep rallies, competi-tions and join us instead for a week dedicated to nothing but fun! This camp is sure to be a thrilling confidence booster! Coach Crais of-fers instruction in basic cheer motions, sideline chants and high energy cheers. Please dress your child in comfortable lightweight clothing (e.g. t-shirts and athletic shoes). No open-toed or backless shoes.

Tennis (2nd Grade Only)June 16–June 20 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Joel BaileyRegistration Fee: $125Regardless of your child’s current level of skill, this class will be a huge hit, in both instruction and in excitement! Children will improve both coordination and technique through practice on our own campus tennis courts.

Camp LausanneJune 16–July 27 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Summers @ Lausanne StaffRegistration Fee: $85–$98Camp Lausanne is designed to offer your child a true recreational camp experience. Begin-ning after lunch, children will enjoy countless games, unique crafts and outdoor time on our beautiful 30 acre campus. Throughout Camp Lausanne, children will participate in stimulat-ing and educational weekly themes, all the while developing new and exciting friendships with fellow campers. Adding to the fun, Camp Lausanne will also be hosting numerous special events which welcome campers, families, and friends, alike! Please see page 4 for weekly themes and family fun.

A Week with American Girl June 23–June 27 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Whitney RobertsonRegistration Fee: $150Each American Girl Doll offers an inspiring story which teaches children about relation-ships as well as history. Children will practice nurturing and care-giving skills through doll play, creating unique up-dos for doll hair, and delicious doll-sized treats and props. No mat-ter you’re your doll’s brand, all are welcome to join. On Friday, June 27, 2014 participants will celebrate A Week with American Girl with a classic tea party!

Mining and Crafting June 23–June 27 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Bricks4KidsRegistration Fee: $150Minecraft is a game which thrives on cre-ativity! Children will experience the world of LEGO bricks by crafting shelters, mobs, critters, tools and more. Each day, children will face new challenges in building models and crafting key elements from the popular Minecraft game. Come and show us what your creative mind has to offer!

Boys Basketball (2nd Grade only)June 23–June 27 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Wayne KelleyRegistration Fee: $125Regardless of your child’s current level of skill, this summer is the time to learn the basic con-cepts of basketball as well as both individual and team techniques. Children will practice these techniques in game-like scenarios in the IAC.

Junior Spy AcademyJune 30–July 3 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Justin Todd Registration Fee: $110Being a spy is no easy task! But worry not, Jus-tin Todd will be your guide. Together you will live the life of a spy by forming teams, learning mission protocol and uncovering evidence! It’s time to go undercover!

Inspiring IdeasJune 30–July 3 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Whitney RobertsonRegistration Fee: $120Children are invited to spend the week creat-ing crafts, unique arts pieces and delectable culinary masterpieces! Together we will spend time searching the web for inspiring ideas. Instead of simply thinking, “Hey, I could do that!” children will transform what began as nothing more than an idea into a tangible creation that is all their own!

Rising StarsJuly 7–July 11 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Marques BrownRegistration Fee: $150Future superstars will explore music, movement and drama in this introduction to performing arts! Children will build confidence and learn the importance of teamwork all while learning to tell stories with their bodies as well as their voices. Friends and family, please join us for Open House on Friday, July 11, 2014!

Space AdventuresJuly 7–July 11 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Bricks4KidsRegistration Fee: $150 Inspired by both NASA and Star Wars, Space Adventures is packed full of models that will make your imagination blast off! Each day, children will learn about real-life space explo-ration and build models related to the NASA space program. Additionally, the program includes LEGO Star Wars themed models, video games, group games, challenges and more. Bricks4Kids Space Adventures provides the spark for an imaginative experience that is out of this world!

The Spa @ Lausanne (2nd grade only)July 7–July 11 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Michelle SteinkampRegistration Fee: $135 While some kids spend the summer hiking, camping and otherwise roughing it, we will spend ours at the spa! Children will learn several fun and interesting relaxation and styl-ing techniques, all while experiencing a bit of relaxation themselves. Those who find joy in painting nails and styling hair will fancy this week of primping and luxury!

Opportunities for Rising Third and Fourth Graders


Flying Into First GradeJuly 21–July 25 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Robin PohlmanRegistration Fee: $125Get ready to fly into 1st grade! Let Mrs. Robin Pohlman introduce to the routines, procedures and expectations of 1st grade. Activities will include grade level projects, word study, desk organization as well as Everyday Math and Readers and Writers Workshop! We will also refresh reading, writing, math and handwrit-ing skills to prepare children for the upcoming academic year.

Second Grade Awaits You!July 21–July 25 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Robin FesslerRegistration Fee: $125Allow Robin Fessler to introduce your child to the creative world of 2nd grade. Children will participate in activities designed to strengthen team-building and problem-solving which will include a survey regarding learning styles. Become acquainted with 2nd grade routines and expectations through Readers & Writers Workshop, projects and math review. Children will enter the upcoming academic year feeling confident and prepared for to 2nd grade.

Lady Lynx Basketball “FUN”damentals CampJuly 21–July 25 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Lesa MearsRegistration Fee: $125Coach Mears offers instruction in the funda-mentals of basketball, including passing, drib-bling, stance, positioning and more! Players will learn individual and team techniques that will be practiced in game-like scenarios in the IAC.

FootballJuly 21–July 25 (5:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.)Kevin LocastroRegistration Fee: $110Coach Locastro offers instruction in the fun-damentals of football, including all positions within both offense and defense. Players will learn individual and team techniques in a fun, high energy environment!


All Roads Lead to ChinaMay 27–May 30 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Confucius Institute at the University of MemphisRegistration Fee: $200Come experience the wonderful culture of China while strengthening your Chinese lan-guage skills. Participate in Chinese martial arts, cooking, calligraphy, painting and much more! Please see page 3 for more details.

Triathlon Training June 2–June 6 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Leslie Brahm CraisRegistration Fee: $125Triathlon Training is for the beginner triathlete! Children will play water and fitness games all the while learning new running, swimming and biking techniques. Please bring your swim suit, bicycle and running shoes each day as we prepare for Summer Fun: A Mini Triathlon for Kids on Friday, June 6, 2014!

Telling Tales: A Storytelling WorkshopJune 2–June 6 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Rosemary BreithauptRegistration Fee: $140Together we will practice the ancient art of oral storytelling. Examine folktales and fables along with traditional tales as we develop our presentation techniques! A whimsical story-bag will provide objects of inspiration to help focus our imaginations. We will complete visual art projects and journaling each day in order to inspire and organize our very best ideas. By the end of the week, children will be well-equipped to tell fascinating and interesting stories that everyone will enjoy!

Musical Theater Boot CampJune 2–June 6 (9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)Lausanne Arts DepartmentRegistration Fee: Please see page 3 for more details.Join us this summer for the return of Musical Theater Boot Camp! Children will present an entire musical show complete with costumes, lights and sets, all in one week! Regardless of your child’s experience level, they will receive voice lessons, dance and drama lessons, audi-tion opportunities and so much more! Please see page 3 for details.

Chemistry Lab (4th only)June 2 – June 6 (12:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)Bob ShanerRegistration Fee: $150Chemistry Lab features stimulating hands-on experiments designed to teach introductory chemical concepts through fun and entertain-ing methods. Together we will tackle sophis-ticated topics; acids and bases, reactivity of metals and alloys, crystals and polymers in a fascinating and intellectually challenging way. Friends and family, please join us for a Science Showcase on Friday, June 6, 2014!

13th Annual Chess CampJune 9–June 13 (9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)Mid-South ChessRegistration Fee: Please see page 3 for pricing details.This camp is designed for all children from beginners to experienced players. Each day, children will receive instruction from a differ-ent counselor, maximizing exposure to various instruction methods while also creating oppor-tunity for diverse social interaction. Please see page 3 for more details.

Junior IdolJune 9–June 13 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Courtney ChurchRegistration Fee: $150This workshop is for the superstar-in-training! We will focus on sharing our singing voices while also establishing confidence when per-forming and song-writing. Friends and family, please join us for Open House on Friday June 13, 2014!

Inspiring IdeasJune 9 –June 13 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Whitney RobertsonRegistration Fee: $150Campers are invited to spend the week creating crafts, unique arts pieces and delectable culi-nary masterpieces! Together we will spend time searching the web for inspiring ideas. Instead of simply thinking, “Hey, I could do that!” campers will transform what began as nothing more than an idea into a tangible creation that is all their own!

Tennis June 16–June 20 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Joel BaileyRegistration Fee: $125Regardless of your child’s current level of skill, this class will be a huge hit both in instruction and in excitement! Children will improve both coordination and technique through practice on our own campus tennis courts.

Super Spy Academy June 16–June 20 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Justin ToddRegistration Fee:$125Being a spy is no easy task! But worry not, Jus-tin Todd will be your guide. Together you will live the life of a spy by forming teams, learning mission protocol and uncovering evidence! It’s time to go undercover!

Cheerleading June 16–June 20 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Leslie Brahm CraisRegistration Fee: $125Skip the fundraising, pep rallies, competi-tions and join us instead for a week dedicated to nothing but fun! This camp is sure to be a thrilling confidence booster! Coach Crais offers instruction in basic cheer motions, sideline chants and high energy cheers. Please dress your child in comfortable lightweight clothing (e.g. t-shirts and athletic shoes). No open-toed or backless shoes.

Camp LausanneJune 16–July 27 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Summers @ Lausanne StaffRegistration Fee: $85–$98Camp Lausanne is designed to offer your child a true recreational camp experience. Begin-ning after lunch, children will enjoy countless games, unique crafts and outdoor time on our beautiful 30 acre campus. Throughout Camp Lausanne, children will participate in stimulat-ing and educational weekly themes, all while developing new and exciting friendships with fellow campers. Adding to the fun, Camp Lausanne will also host numerous special events which welcome campers, families and friends alike! Please see page 4 for weekly themes and family fun.


Boys Basketball June 23–June 27 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Wayne KelleyRegistration Fee: $125Coach Kelley offers instruction in the funda-mentals of basketball including passing, drib-bling, stance and positioning! Players will learn individual and team techniques while practic-ing game-like scenarios in the IAC.

Mining and Crafting June 23–June 27 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Bricks4KidsRegistration Fee: $150Minecraft is a game which thrives on creativity! Children will experience the world of LEGO bricks by crafting shelters, mobs, critters, tools and more. Each day, children will face new challenges in building models and crafting key elements from the popular Minecraft game. Come and show us what your creative mind has to offer!

Archaeology Adventures!June 23–June 27 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Mallory BaderRegistration Fee: $150Let’s dig up some fun! Explore the history of the Mid-South through hands-on activities including archaeological excavations, artifacts analysis, ancient technology demonstrations and much more! Together we will hear from local archeologists and historians and even see and touch actual prehistoric artifacts from vari-ous archeological sites around the Mid-South!

Inside and OutJune 30–July 3 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Melissa MayesRegistration Fee: $110This workshop is designed to promote fun while increasing physical self-awareness. Through health-driven body movement, children will increase physical awareness while improving strength and flexibility. We will also develop positive relationships with one another through group art projects and activities. Each day we will create delicious food, focus our attention on mental calmness and much more! Together we will become more compassion-ate and peaceful. Please dress your child in comfortable, lightweight clothing and provide them with an exercise or yoga mat each day.

All Star SportsJune 30–July 3 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Summers @ Lausanne StaffRegistration Fee: $110Children with an interest in athletics will enjoy playing an array of sports, including kickball and basketball. This is an opportunity to learn game rules, develop sportsmanship and have fun while doing so! Please dress your child in lightweight fabrics and athletic shoes.

The Spa @ LausanneJuly 7–July 11 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Michelle SteinkampRegistration Fee: $135While some kids spend the summer hiking, camping and otherwise roughing it, we will spend ours at the spa! Children will learn several fun and interesting relaxation and styl-ing techniques, all while experiencing a bit of relaxation themselves. Those who find joy in painting nails and styling hair will fancy this week of primping and luxury! Space AdventuresJuly 7–July 11 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Bricks4KidsRegistration Fee: $150 Inspired by both NASA and Star Wars, Space Adventures is packed full of models that will make your imagination blast off! Each day, chil-dren will learn about real-life space exploration and build models related to the NASA space program. Additionally, the program includes LEGO Star Wars themed models, video games, group games, challenges and more. Bricks4Kids Space Adventures provides the spark for an imaginative experience that is out of this world!

Welcome to 3rd Grade!July 21–July 25 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Christi MewbornRegistration Fee: $125This is the perfect camp for those who want a sneak peak of the upcoming curriculum, procedures and routines of 3rd grade! Students will practice teamwork and build positive relationships through the Readers & Writers Workshop, an array of exciting projects and a comprehensive math review.

4th Grade FunJuly 21–July 25 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Michelle SteinkampRegistration Fee: $125This is a fantastic opportunity to meet 4th grade teacher Michelle Steinkamp and future class-mates! Students will work in small team-build-ing activity groups while becoming familiar with their upcoming every day routine. Every child will leave feeling confident and ready to start a great year as a brand new 4th grader!

TTYLJuly 21–July 25 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Blair Thomas and Michelle SpainRegistration Fee: $200This is test taking on your level! Students will review major concepts while learning new test taking strategies. Each day, participants will receive group and individual support, a healthy snack and a fifteen minute break.

Lady Lynx Basketball “FUN”damentals CampJuly 21–July 25 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Lesa MearsRegistration Fee: $125Coach Mears offers instruction in the fundamen-tals of basketball, including passing, dribbling, stance, positioning and more! Players will learn individual and team techniques that will be practiced in game-like scenarios in the IAC.

Opportunities for Rising Fifth through Twelfth Graders


All Roads Lead to China (5th–12th) May 27–May 30 (9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)Confucius Institute at the University of MemphisRegistration Fee: $200Come experience the wonderful culture of China while strengthening your Chinese lan-guage skills. Participate in Chinese martial arts cooking, calligraphy, painting, and much more! Please see page 3 for more details.

SAT Test Preparation (11th–12th) June 2–June 6 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Ginger Reese and Bob ShanerRegistration Fee: $375SAT test scores play a pivotal role through-out the college application process. This SAT preparation course will introduce the correct approaches to test taking, help relieve test-taking anxiety and strive to improve test scores. Each day, participants will receive group and individual support, a healthy snack and a fifteen minute break. For more information please email Lisa Sparks at [email protected].

Musical Theater Boot Camp (5th–12th)June 2–June 6 (9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)Lausanne Arts DepartmentRegistration Fee: Please see page 3 for details.Join us this summer for the return of Musical Theater Boot Camp! Children will present an entire musical show complete with costumes, lights and sets, all in one week! Regardless of your child’s experience level, they will receive voice lessons, dance and drama lessons, audi-tion opportunities and so much more! Please see page 3 for details.

Treasure Hunting with Geo-Caching (5th–8th)June 2–June 6 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Mallory BaderRegistration Fee: $150Pirates may keep an eye out for the legendary X when searching for treasure but we do things a bit differently. Come and enjoy the thrill of treasure hunting using high-tech handheld GPS units! Polish your map reading skills as we travel

off-site to new and exciting locations in search of mysterious treasures!

Chemistry Lab (5th–8th)June 2–June 6 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Bob ShanerRegistration Fee: $150Chemistry Lab features stimulating hands-on experiments designed to teach introductory chemical concepts through fun and entertaining methods. Together we will tackle sophisticated topics; acids and bases, reactivity of metals and alloys, crystals and polymers in a fascinating and intellectually challenging way. Friends and family, please join us for a Science Showcase on Friday, June 6, 2014!

C.I.T. Program (7th–10th)June 2–July 27 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Kris Launius, C.I.T SupervisorRegistration Fee: $50 Counselor-In-Training (C.I.T) is a fantastic opportunity for all 7–10 graders who are interested in a recreational, outdoor, educa-tional or child development career. C.I.Ts will work alongside staff facilitating camp activities while transforming themselves into solid lead-ers and respectable role models. All partici-pants will receive a staff shirt and a certificate of completion.

In conjunction with the C.I.T program, we highly recommend attending our Kid Care and CPR/First Aid training provided by the American Red Cross Association. Sessions are available June 23–27.

Boys Basketball (5th–8th)June 2–June 6 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Kenneth WhiteRegistration Fee: $125Coach White offers instruction in the funda-mentals of basketball including passing, drib-bling, stance and positioning! Players will learn individual and team techniques while practicing game-like scenarios in the IAC.


ACT Test Preparation (11th–12th) June 2–June 6 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Ginger Reese and Bob ShanerRegistration Fee: $375ACT test scores play a pivotal role through-out the college application process. This ACT preparation course will introduce the correct approaches to test taking, help relieve test-taking anxiety and strive to improve test scores. Each day, participants will receive group and individual support, a healthy snack and a fifteen minute break. For more information please email Lisa Sparks at [email protected].

13th Annual Chess Camp (5th–12th)June 9–June 13 (9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)Mid-South ChessRegistration Fee: Please see page 3 for details.This camp is designed for all children from beginners to experienced players. Each day, children will receive instruction from a differ-ent counselor, maximizing exposure to various instruction methods while also creating oppor-tunity for diverse social interaction. Please see page 3 for more details.

Inspiring Ideas (5th-8th)June 9–June 13 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Robin TrustyRegistration Fee: $150Campers are invited to spend the week creat-ing crafts, unique arts pieces and delectable culinary masterpieces! Together we will spend time searching the web for inspiring ideas. Instead of simply thinking, “Hey, I could do that!” campers will transform what began as nothing more than an idea into a tangible creation that is all their own!

The Lynx Factor (5th–8th)June 9–June 13 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Matthew HaynerRegistration Fee: $150This workshop is designed to establish a safe platform on which young artists can perform their hearts out! Each singer will work as a

peer mentor in music selection, performance, style and much more. Throughout the week, singers will perform a variety of genres and provide feedback for the rest of their peers. This is a cooperative workshop for the super-star in your family!

The Science of Toys (5th–8th)June 9–June 13 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Bob ShanerRegistration Fee: $150Science of Toys features hands-on experiments designed to teach the concepts of physics through fun and entertaining methods. To-gether we will tackle sophisticated topics; motion, simple machines, electricity, light, sound and magnetism in a fascinating and intellectually challenging way. Friends and family, please join us for a Science Showcase on Friday, June 6, 2014!

Archaeology Adventures! (5th–12th) June 16–June 20 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Mallory BaderRegistration Fee: $150Let’s dig up some fun! Explore the history of the Mid-South through hands-on activities includ-ing archaeological excavations, artifacts analysis, ancient technology demonstrations and much more! Together we will hear from local arche-ologists and historians and even see and touch actual prehistoric artifacts from various archeo-logical sites around the Mid-South!

Tennis June 16–June 20 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Joel BaileyRegistration Fee: $125Regardless of your child’s current level of skill, this class will be a huge hit both in instruction and in excitement! Children will improve coor-dination and technique through practice on our own campus tennis courts.

Stop Motion Animation (5th–12th)June 16–June 20 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Bricks4KidsRegistration Fee: $200Lights! Cameras! LEGO Action! Children will plan, script, stage, shoot and produce their own mini-movie using Stop Motion Animation. As a team, children will use LEGO components to build the set and props, then shoot their theatri-cal masterpiece! Teams will use movie-making software to add special effects, tiles, credits and more. Friends and family, please join us for a Screening Party on Friday, June 20, 2014!

Camp Lausanne (5th–6th)June 16–July 27 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Camp InstructorsRegistration Fee: $85–$98Camp Lausanne is designed to offer your child a true recreational camp experience. Begin-ning after lunch, children will enjoy countless games, unique crafts and outdoor time on our beautiful 30 acre campus. Throughout Camp Lausanne, children will participate in stimu-lating and educational weekly themes while developing new and exciting friendships with fellow campers. Adding to the fun, Camp Lausanne will also host numerous special events which welcome campers, families and friends alike! Please see page 4 for weekly themes and family fun.

Kid Care Training and CPR/First Aid Certification (5th-12th) June 23–June 27 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)American Red Cross Association and Sarah DonlonRegistration Fee: $175, Kid Care and CPR/First Aid

$165, Kid Care, only $85, CPR/First Aid, only

This is an opportunity for anyone interested in supervising infants and/or children. Through hands-on activities, interesting videos, role play and lively discussions, participants will be educated on child safety skills. Safe and age-appropriate game ideas, the identification of safety hazards and ways in which to handle common injuries will also be taught. Partici-pants will learn to communicate effectively with parents, write resumes and interview for childcare positions. Participants will receive an American Red Cross training handbook, emer-gency reference guide and training CD-ROM. Upon completion, participants will also receive a certificate from the American Red Cross. For more information, please contact Lisa Sparks at [email protected]. Please see page 2 for details on CPR/First Aid.

Hollywood or History? (5th–8th)June 23–June 27 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Tyler OrfRegistration Fee: $125Hollywood often delves into the reservoir of history in order to create its most engaging stories in both comedy and drama. Each day, we will enjoy popcorn and soda as we view films associated with Romans of the Ancient World, Medieval Europe and The Modern World! Together we will attempt to separate facts from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood fiction.


Sun to Fun (5th–12th) June 30–July 3 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Rebecca CallahanRegistration Fee: $120Can we take the sun’s energy and use it to power a radio? Can a potato act as a battery? In this engaging science camp, we will learn about electricity, light and materials. Each day will be filled with intriguing demos and fun experi-ments. On Friday, we will even use our new knowledge to build real working solar cells!

Boys Lacrosse (5th–8th)June 30–July 3 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Tyler OrfRegistration Fee: $125Lacrosse is one of the fastest growing sports in the country! Join Coach Orf, College Lacrosse players and members of the Lausanne Varsity Lacrosse Team as they offer instruction in indi-vidual and team techniques, fundamental skills, and game concepts. All participants will receive custom Lausanne Lacrosse Reversibles as well as the chance to win fantastic lacrosse giveaways! Participants must arrive equipped with full gear. For more information please contact [email protected].

Inside and Out (5th only)June 30–July 3 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Melissa MayesRegistration Fee: $110This workshop is designed to have fun and increase self-knowledge. Through healthful movement children will increase body aware-ness as well as improve strength and flexibility. Develop positive relationships through art proj-ects and cooperative activities. Each day we will create delicious food and focus our attention on mental calmness. Together we will become more compassionate and excitable! Please dress you child in comfortable lightweight clothing and send an exercise or yoga mat each day.

Fun with Spanish (5th–8th) July 7–July 11 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Joshua Savage Registration Fee: $125Get ready for a fantastically fun Fiesta! Fun with Spanish focuses on the basics of the Span-ish language, so this is a great opportunity for beginners as well as those who wish to practice what they have already learned!

Hollywood or History? Sports Edition (5th–8th)July 7–July 11 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Tyler OrfRegistration Fee: $125Hollywood often delves into the reservoir of history in order to create its most engaging stories in both comedy and drama. Each day we will enjoy popcorn and soda as we view films surrounding a historical sporting event! Togeth-er we will attempt to separate facts from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood fiction. The focus of our discussions will be on the greater historical context of the film (i.e. the effects of The Cold War in the 1980 Olympics).

Lady Lacrosse (5th–8th)July 7–July 11 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Lauren HuddlestonRegistration Fee: $125Coach Huddleston offers instruction in the fundamentals of lacrosse which include catch-ing, throwing and passing! Players will learn individual and team techniques while practicing game-like scenarios. All participants will need to bring a mouthpiece and goggles.

Digital Photography (5th–12th)July 7–July 11 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Shelli OwensRegistration Fee: $135Together we will explore various aspects of digital photography, including subject, form and content. By the end of week, photographers will have a better understanding of how to ma-nipulate their camera and take more expressive photographs. Photographers are encouraged to bring digital cameras and laptops (if available).

TTYL (5th, only)July 21–July 25 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Blair Thomas and Michelle SpainRegistration Fee: $200This is test taking on your level! Students will review major concepts while learning new test taking strategies. Each day participants will receive group and individual support, a healthy snack and a fifteen minute break.

Test Preparation Workshop (6th–8th)July 21–July 27 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Ginger Reese and Dean WheatonRegistration Fee: $200Test taking has become more important than ever! This is an opportunity to review major concepts while preparing for standardized tests. Through the use of Dr. Guber’s Essential Test Taking Guide along with other strategies, we will work together to extinguish faulty ap-proaches to test taking. Each day participants will receive group and individual support, a healthy snack and a fifteen minute break.

Middle School Boot Camp (5th–8th)July 21–July 27 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Kathleen PlylerRegistration Fee: $125Middle School Boot Camp is designed to place your child back into a driven academic mindset before school starts. Campers will work with Microsoft Word and Microsoft PowerPoint and refresh reading and math skills. Additionally, campers will sharpen their

minds with optical illusions, logic problems and brainteasers!

Reboot (5th–8th)July 21–July 25 (1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.)Michelle SpainRegistration Fee: $125Has your computer been sitting under your bed all summer? Have you checked your Lausanne email lately? Reboot is an opportunity for stu-dents to become reacquainted with using their computers. Improve typing speed, send emails with attachments and learn formatting prac-tices. We will even learn some smart research tips and cool additions!

Lady Lynx Basketball “FUN”damentals Camp (5th–12th)July 21–July 25 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Lesa Mears Registration Fee: $125Coach Mears offers instruction in the funda-mentals of basketball, including passing, drib-bling, stance, positioning and more! Players will learn individual and team techniques that will be practiced in game-like scenarios in the IAC.

Football (5th–8th)July 21–July 25 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)Kevin LocastroRegistration Fee: $125Coach Locastro offers instruction in the fun-damentals of football, including all positions within both offense and defense. Players will learn individual and team techniques in a fun, high energy environment!


At Lausanne Collegiate School, our summer program is designed to offer your child a full range of activities with his or her interests in mind. We put extensive care and work into of-fering the very best instruction to children en-rolled in all aspects of our summer program. In order to keep the quality of our program high, the following policies have been set in place:

Enrollment ProceduresTo register your child, the Summers @ Laus-anne forms and fees must be completed online at www.lausanneschool.com/summer prior to the first day of camp. Online payments may be

submitted by credit card. Payments by check are due on

campus by June 1 for all June sessions and July 1 for

all July sessions. Please include your child’s name and the course title on your check.

Courses are available to all and are filled based upon registration status. Registration will continue to process until the Friday prior to the course offering.

Registration must be submitted by Friday, May 7, 2014 in order to receive the Combination Program Fee Discount.

To register for the 13th Annual Chess Camp with Mid-South Chess, please register at www.chesscamp.us or call Arlene Kleiman at 901-276-4665

ConfirmationA confirmation email will be sent once registra-tion is received. Course location, schedules and supply lists are available on the summer program website.

CancellationsCamp courses are contingent on enrollment. If a course fails to meet minimum enrollment, it may be cancelled. In this case, Summers @ Lausanne will contact the parent of the en-rolled child to choose an alternative course. If no alternative is chosen the parent will receive a full refund.

TransfersParents may transfer children from one course to another, space permitting. If a child wishes to transfer a parent must notify Summers @ Lausanne 5 business days or more before the course in which they were originally enrolled begins.

Missed ProgramThere will be no make-up sessions for any missed small group lessons, all day courses, morning session courses or afternoon session courses. No refunds or credits will be granted.

WithdrawalDue to our small course sizes and financial commitments toward materials for our campers, the following withdrawal polices will apply:1. Full refund if withdrawn by May 23, 2014.2. If the parent cancels 7 days or more before the

camp course begins he/she will be charged a materials fee. Material fees are dependent upon course selection.

3. No refund if the parent withdraws the child 6 days or less before the camp course begins.

Summers @ Lausanne Program PoliciesDrop-Off & Pick-Up Procedures

Drop-Off: MondaysAll children arriving for any course offered dur-ing the morning session or afternoon session MUST be checked in at the front office located in the Tanner (Lower School) Building. No exceptions will be made.

Drop-Off: Tuesday–FridayAll children arriving for any course offered in the morning session may report directly to their instructor.

All children arriving for any course in the afternoon session must report to the front office located in the Tanner (Lower School) Building.

Pick-Up: Monday–Friday (12 p.m. & 4 p.m.)All children will be dismissed to the Lower School Carpool Loop which is located around the playground area at Tanner. Carpool Tags

are mandatory.

Pick-Up: AfterCare (4 p.m.–6 p.m.)All children must be signed out by a parent or guardian in the front office of the Tanner (Lower School) Building.

Pick-Up: Late FeesThe following Late Pick-Up Fees will apply to morning session, afternoon session and aftercare:First Late Pick-Up: Fee WaivedSecond Late Pick-Up: Fee of $1 per minute, per childAll Late Pick-Ups Thereafter: Fee of $5 per minute, per child*ALL late pick-up fees must be paid in full on the day they are incurred.

All children attending both morning and afternoon

sessions will be escorted between sessions by an instructor.

If a child is enrolled in only the morning session is checked into the afternoon session by a parent or guardian, a fee of $25 will be assessed. This fee is to be paid in full the day it is incurred.

Please call 901-591-1177 in advance if you know you will be late so that we may still ex-pect your child to attend.

Early Pick-Up or Late ArrivalPlease come to the front office in the Tanner (Lower School) Building to sign your child in or out. Instructors will not dismiss children to parents or guardians directly.

Absence ReportsTo report an absence, please call 901-591-1177. When leaving a message, please include your child’s name and the title of the camp so the instructor may be notified.

Participation Policies

Participant ExpectationsWe expect every child attending any Lausanne Collegiate School summer activity to adhere to the school’s procedures and standards of behavior. Summers @ Lausanne reserves the right to require the withdrawal of any child from summer programming due to disruption. No refunds are awarded for withdrawal result-ing from disciplinary concerns.

Electronics & Other Personal ItemsCell phones are allowed on campus during summer programming but must be kept out of sight at all times and may only be used to place a call or receive a text regarding pick up from summer programs. No iPods, iPads or other electronics are allowed during Summer Pro-grams. Summers @ Lausanne is not responsible for any lost or stolen personal items brought onto campus.

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Rising PK–SK: Potty-TrainingChildren MUST be fully potty-trained before attending any Lausanne Collegiate School pro-gram. Should a child need assistance, a parent or guardian will be contacted by Summers @ Lausanne to pick-up your child.

MedicationWe must have parent/guardian consent and a physician’s order to administer prescription medication. Over the-counter medications require parental consent. This consent must be in written form and on record in the front office of the Tanner (Lower School) Building. Written parent and physician authorization must be renewed annually. For all medication, the most current, appropriately-labeled origi-nal container must be provided. If the child receives prescription medication from more than one physician, each physician must pro-vide written permission. All medication must be maintained in the front office and adminis-tered according to label instructions and at the discretion of the summer staff. If it is necessary for the child to retain possession of medication (i.e., inhalers), the procedure must be dis-cussed with the summer staff. The medication request must be in writing. A written Asthma Action Plan, to address emergencies and care of asthma while in school, must be included. Please do not send any medication with your child to keep in his or her backpack or pocket for self-administration. This policy is for the safety of all our children and we appreciate your cooperation in the matter.

Allergies & Medical ConditionsIt is extremely important that Summers @ Laus-anne be made aware of any allergies or medical conditions that may affect your child. You must provide all information and medications neces-sary to ensure your child’s safety.

Food Policies

Nut-Free CampusLausanne Collegiate School is a PEANUT-free campus. Any lunches and snacks brought to Summers @ Lausanne must be PEANUT-free.

LunchLunch is provided to all-day attendees only. Due to budget constraints, all other program participants will be ineligible from partaking in dining services from Summers @ Lausanne.

Blue Heron CaféService at the Blue Heron Café may be en-joyed by anyone on campus. Please use your preferred credit/debit card or cash. The Blue Heron Cafe will not be able to charge AR ac-counts between May 27–July 25, 2014.

The Lynx StoreServices at the Lynx Store in the IAC may be enjoyed by anyone on campus. Please use your preferred credit/debit card or cash. The Lynx Store will not be able to charge AR accounts between May 27–July 25, 2014.

May 27–July 25 (12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m. & 3:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m.)Service at the Blue Heron Café may be enjoyed by everyone. We offer delicious drinks including Izze Sparkling juices, apple and orange juice and more. Enjoy a Pop Tart, muffin, frozen goodies and other summertime treats! During the summer months, please use your preferred credit/debit card or cash, only.

May 30–July 25 (12:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.)Lynx Store in the IAC welcomes all customers! You will find a huge variety of Lausanne merchan-dise, including shorts, t-shirts, hoodies, spirit jerseys, hats, car magnets, coffee tumblers and more! The Lynx Store also carries an array of candy, chips, Pepsi products and other snack foods. The Lynx Store is the place you will find last minute items such as sunscreen, beach towels, goggles and many other summer program necessities! During the summer months, please use your preferred credit/debit card or cash, only.

Blue Heron Café (Monday–Friday)

Lynx Store (Friday)

Soccer (PK–12th) May 26–May 30 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)June 2–June 6 (8:30 a.m.–11:30 p.m.)June 9–June 13 (8:30 a.m.–11:30 p.m.) or (8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.) June 16–June 20 (8:30 a.m.–11:30 p.m.) or (8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.) June 23–June 27 (8:30 a.m.–11:30 p.m.) or (8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.) Soccer Ole’To register, please visit http://soccerole.org/summer-camps/

or call Director, Rogerio Lima, at 901.326.3707

Soccer Ole’ summer camps are designed to improve your child’s individual soc-cer skills, their ability to play within a team and their love for the game. Camps provide a variety of soccer challenging skills such as 1v1, 2v2, soccer tennis, and futsal. Each day goal keepers will receive specialized sessions focusing on angle play, technique, distribution and footwork. This is a great opportunity for all ages and all levels, beginners to experienced players.

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