SECTION
– THE SUMMER PROJECT AT LAB / RISING GRADES 7, 8, AND 9
£ The Summer Project at Lab
8:30am–1:30pm
$3,100 for completed contracts and
full payment received by March 10
$3,400 after March 10
$3,950 after May 31
SECTION
£ The Summer Project Afternoon Program
£ The Summer Project Extended Day
1:30pm–3:30pm
3:30pm–5:00pm
Open to students enrolled in The Summer
Open to students enrolled in The Summer
Project Morning Program
Fee: $650
Project Morning Program
Fee: $400
Drop-in Rate: $40 per day
Drop-in Rate: $35 per day
Occupational Therapy Afternoon Sessions
Please contact the OT Department at 202-349-8600 or [email protected] before you complete this section for guidance as to which session is most
appropriate for your child.
Tuition: $2,850
– SPEECH AND LANGUAGE PROGRAMS
Before you complete the section(s) below, please contact Kelly Mills at 202-349-8660 or [email protected] for guidance about which
session would be most appropriate for your child.
Speech and Language Intensive Programs
These sessions fill quickly, but we will do our best to meet your child’s
£ The Problem Solvers’ Brigade
Ages 6–18 (grouped by age and skilllevel) Monday–Friday, $2,140
needs. We may add additional time options if the need arises. Please
£ 7:30am–8:30am
£ 1:30pm–2:30pm
mark your choice(s) and time preference(s) below:
£ 2:30pm–3:30pm
£ 3:30pm–4:30pm
£ Intensive Phonological Awareness and Reading Fluency
£ Program 1 – Launch into Reading and Spelling
£ Program 2 – Beyond the Basics
Monday–Friday, $2,550
£ 7:30am–8:30am
£ 1:30pm–2:30pm
£ 2:30pm–3:30pm
£ 3:30pm–4:30pm
www.labschool.org
£ Language and Learning
£
Program 2 – Discovering Language for Deeper Meaning:
Expanding the Framework for Language
Ages 12 and above (grouped by age and skill-level)
Monday–Friday, $2,550
£ 7:30am–8:30am
£ 1:30pm–2:30pm
£ 2:30pm–3:30pm
£ 3:30pm–4:30pm
Speech and Language Therapy During the Day (8:30am–1:30pm)
£ Individual sessions – $135/session
SECTION F
Upon The Lab School’s acceptance of the application for enrollment, The Lab School will send you an enrollment contract, an invoice for the full
summer program fees, and other required forms, which will be due in full within two weeks from the date you receive the invoice. Late payment
will forfeit any fee discounts and may result in the release of the enrollment slot.
Signature___________________________________________________________________________ Date _____________________________________
Print name ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The Lab School’s programs and policies are applied with equal consideration to all of its applicants and students. The School does not discriminate on the basis of race,
gender, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, disability, or any other status protected by applicable law. It is the policy of the School to provide reasonable
accommodation to admitted students who can meet the academic expectations of the School. Enrollment is conditioned on the student’s ability to participate in the School’s
programs, with or without reasonable accommodation. The Lab School evaluates each need for accommodation on a case-by-case basis, considering the needs of the
individual students. However, the School’s programs generally are not designed to support the needs of students with primary emotional difficulties.
PLEASE MAIL COMPLETED FORM TO: The Lab School of Washington, Summer Admissions/Attn: Sadie Hendrickson, 4759 Reservoir Road, NW, Washington, DC 20007
The Lab School of Washington 202-965-6600 www.labschool.org
a stage: life at shakespeare’s
globe theatre
£2:30pm - 3:30pm
£1:30pm–2:30pm
All grade levels, Individual Sessions –
Monday–Friday
SECTION
Rising, 7th, 8th, and 9th Graders
summer 2017: all the world’s
– OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
£ Interactive Metronome Training
THE SUMMER PROJECT AT LAB for
t h e l a b s c h o o l o f wa s h i n g t o n
4759 Reservoir Road, NW
Washington, DC 20007-1921
202.965.6600
“The Summer Project
provides an amazing sense
of educational community
Picture yourself building a scale
model of the Globe Theatre from
the 1500s in England — complete
with its thatched roof, trapdoor
and cellarage, and the rushstrewn earthen floor of the Pit.
Picture yourself swinging a
sword, heeding the warning of a
ghost, or pondering the power of
love, a “many-splintered thing.”
Picture yourself building stage
sets and managing lighting as
your peers perform scenes from Shakespeare. You will be using your imagination
as you bolster your academic skills to solve real construction and performance
challenges.
You will learn about iambic pentameter, parody, and the witty language of the
Bard (Shakespeare) while studying history, culture, and science of the Renaissance and gaining a whole new level of understanding of this artist and his time.
The Lab School’s successful Summer Project is a transformative way to learn; it
offers students opportunities to develop 21st century skills such as working collaboratively and taking ownership of their ideas with all the ups and downs that
come with bringing them to fruition. Focused on group process and individual
skill development, the schedule changes daily, making this camp experience
dynamic and unlike a typical day of the school year.
Because summer vacation often makes it difficult for students to maintain the
progress they have worked so diligently to achieve during the school year, the
Summer Project at Lab helps rising seventh, eighth, and ninth graders integrate
learning of academic skills like writing and math through inquiry and creative
problem-solving, researching, character and dialogue development, set design,
arts projects, and a live-audience performance.
It’s a summer experience students will always remember!
for children who often feel
alone with their learning
differences. They are so
engaged that they definitely
feel like they are at camp,
not summer school.”
—LAB SCHOOL PARENT
The 2017 Summer
Project at Lab
for Rising, 7th, 8th, and 9th Graders
Monday-Friday, June 26-July 21
8:30am-1:30pm
Tuition:
$3,100 for applications received
by March 10
$3,400 for applications received
after March 10
$3,950 for applications received
after May 31
Students should bring lunch;
they will have a short lunch break
during the session. Students are
expected to attend for the entire
four-week session.
The SUMMER PROJECT at LAB
Application Form
Monday, June 26– Friday, July 21, 2017
Afternoon Program for
Summer Project Students
Tuition and other fees cannot be pro-rated.
My child is:
£
£ a current Lab student
£ a first-time summer applicant
£ also applying for the 2017–2018
school year
a returning non-Lab summer student
Which Lab program(s) has your child
previously attended?
_______________________________
_______________________________
SECTION A
Monday–Friday
1:30–3:30pm
Please complete entire form and return by mail as soon as possible* to:
The Lab School of Washington, Summer Admissions/Attn: Sadie Hendrickson, 4759 Reservoir Road, NW, Washington, DC 20007
Open to students enrolled in The Summer Project only
Fee: $650
Student’s last name (as it appears on birth certificate)
1. Parent/Guardian (Primary Contact) ______________________________
Drop-in rate: $40 per class
______________________________________________________________
Address _______________________________________________________
Student’s first name (as it appears on birth certificate)
In the afternoons, Summer Project students will engage
in a “S.T.E.A.M.”-based program with Darrel Parker,
long-time High School Science teacher at Lab. Throughout the four weeks, Darrel will cover the themes of
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. In true
Lab fashion, the “A” for “Art” will be infused throughout all four weeks. We know we can count on Darrel
to bring a fresh and fun approach to these subjects,
where Science means a chemical reaction that ends in
ice cream, and where Math means building something
from your imagination.
please note:
•
Drop-ins are accepted when space is available
at the rate of $40 per day.
•
All students will be dismissed at 3:30pm, unless
they are enrolled in Extended Day. A grace
period of 15 minutes is extended as a courtesy; after
that, late fees apply.
______________________________________________________________
Nickname _____________________________________________________
Extended Day Program for
Summer Project Students
City _____________________________ State _________ Zip __________
Relationship ___________________ Home phone ____________________
Work phone ___________________ Cell phone ______________________
Home Address _________________________________________________
Email _________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
2. Parent/Guardian name ________________________________________
Date of birth ________________________ Gender
Address _______________________________________________________
3:30–5:00pm
Current school attending ________________________________________
City _____________________________ State _________ Zip __________
Open to students enrolled in The Summer Project only
Current grade _________________________________________________
Monday–Friday
Fee: $400
Drop-in rate: $35
During this time, our Summer Project students will be able to
relax and play games, swim in the pool, spend time outside,
engage in an art project, or watch a movie.
please note:
•
•
*The Summer Project at Lab has different fees based on date
completed contracts and full payment are received. See section C.
Work phone ___________________ Cell phone ______________________
Email _________________________________________________________
SECTION B (NON-LAB SCHOOL FAMILIES ONLY; CURRENT LAB FAMILIES, PLEASE PROCEED TO SECTION C)
If you have applied or are in the process of applying for the
submitted with application remain part of LSW’s confidential files. Space
2017–2018 school year:
is limited — be sure to mail your application as soon as possible: please
Drop-ins are accepted when space is available at the
rate of $35 per day.
Please contact Sadie Hendrickson at 202-944-2217 to review
All students will be dismissed at 5:00pm. A grace
period of 15 minutes is extended as a courtesy; after that,
late fees apply.
If You DO NOT Attend The Lab School of Washington:
note that higher fees apply after March 10. Thank you.
what forms you need to submit for the Summer Session.
Welcome! Please fill out this entire application and mail it with the
following supporting documents to Admissions/Summer 2017 at the
mailing address provided in Section F. Use the checklist to make sure
Integrated Occupational
Therapy Services
Relationship ___________________ Home phone ____________________
your application is complete. Mail all of your materials together. We are
£ Psycho-educational testing report completed within the past 2 years
£ Most recent reports or evaluations by Occupational Therapists, Physical
Therapists, or Speech and Language Pathologists (if applicable)
£ Teacher Evaluation of Student Strengths & Needs (completed by
two different teachers; forms are to be submitted directly to Lab)
unable to process incomplete applications. Sorry: faxed materials are
£ Most-recent school progress report/report card
£ Current IEP (if applicable)
not accepted. Please keep original documents for your files; materials
£ Application fee $100
For Students Enrolled in the Morning Programs
*The Summer Project at Lab has different fees based on date completed contracts and full payment are received. See section C.
This summer we continue our successful program of
providing integrated Occupational Therapy services to
all students in the classroom setting without additional
charge. Our in-class collaboration will maximize your
child’s summer experience.
May we contact your child’s present school for additional information?
£ No £ Yes, Contact:___________________________________ Title: ________________________ Phone/Email:_____________________________
Register now! Early bird discounts for Morning Program with completed contracts and full payment received by March 10.
The Lab School of Washington 202-965-6600 www.labschool.org
The SUMMER PROJECT at LAB
Application Form
Monday, June 26– Friday, July 21, 2017
Afternoon Program for
Summer Project Students
Tuition and other fees cannot be pro-rated.
My child is:
£
£ a current Lab student
£ a first-time summer applicant
£ also applying for the 2017–2018
school year
a returning non-Lab summer student
Which Lab program(s) has your child
previously attended?
_______________________________
_______________________________
SECTION A
Monday–Friday
1:30–3:30pm
Please complete entire form and return by mail as soon as possible* to:
The Lab School of Washington, Summer Admissions/Attn: Sadie Hendrickson, 4759 Reservoir Road, NW, Washington, DC 20007
Open to students enrolled in The Summer Project only
Fee: $650
Student’s last name (as it appears on birth certificate)
1. Parent/Guardian (Primary Contact) ______________________________
Drop-in rate: $40 per class
______________________________________________________________
Address _______________________________________________________
Student’s first name (as it appears on birth certificate)
In the afternoons, Summer Project students will engage
in a “S.T.E.A.M.”-based program with Darrel Parker,
long-time High School Science teacher at Lab. Throughout the four weeks, Darrel will cover the themes of
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. In true
Lab fashion, the “A” for “Art” will be infused throughout all four weeks. We know we can count on Darrel
to bring a fresh and fun approach to these subjects,
where Science means a chemical reaction that ends in
ice cream, and where Math means building something
from your imagination.
please note:
•
Drop-ins are accepted when space is available
at the rate of $40 per day.
•
All students will be dismissed at 3:30pm, unless
they are enrolled in Extended Day. A grace
period of 15 minutes is extended as a courtesy; after
that, late fees apply.
______________________________________________________________
Nickname _____________________________________________________
Extended Day Program for
Summer Project Students
City _____________________________ State _________ Zip __________
Relationship ___________________ Home phone ____________________
Work phone ___________________ Cell phone ______________________
Home Address _________________________________________________
Email _________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
2. Parent/Guardian name ________________________________________
Date of birth ________________________ Gender
Address _______________________________________________________
3:30–5:00pm
Current school attending ________________________________________
City _____________________________ State _________ Zip __________
Open to students enrolled in The Summer Project only
Current grade _________________________________________________
Monday–Friday
Fee: $400
Drop-in rate: $35
During this time, our Summer Project students will be able to
relax and play games, swim in the pool, spend time outside,
engage in an art project, or watch a movie.
please note:
•
•
*The Summer Project at Lab has different fees based on date
completed contracts and full payment are received. See section C.
Work phone ___________________ Cell phone ______________________
Email _________________________________________________________
SECTION B (NON-LAB SCHOOL FAMILIES ONLY; CURRENT LAB FAMILIES, PLEASE PROCEED TO SECTION C)
If you have applied or are in the process of applying for the
submitted with application remain part of LSW’s confidential files. Space
2017–2018 school year:
is limited — be sure to mail your application as soon as possible: please
Drop-ins are accepted when space is available at the
rate of $35 per day.
Please contact Sadie Hendrickson at 202-944-2217 to review
All students will be dismissed at 5:00pm. A grace
period of 15 minutes is extended as a courtesy; after that,
late fees apply.
If You DO NOT Attend The Lab School of Washington:
note that higher fees apply after March 10. Thank you.
what forms you need to submit for the Summer Session.
Welcome! Please fill out this entire application and mail it with the
following supporting documents to Admissions/Summer 2017 at the
mailing address provided in Section F. Use the checklist to make sure
Integrated Occupational
Therapy Services
Relationship ___________________ Home phone ____________________
your application is complete. Mail all of your materials together. We are
£ Psycho-educational testing report completed within the past 2 years
£ Most recent reports or evaluations by Occupational Therapists, Physical
Therapists, or Speech and Language Pathologists (if applicable)
£ Teacher Evaluation of Student Strengths & Needs (completed by
two different teachers; forms are to be submitted directly to Lab)
unable to process incomplete applications. Sorry: faxed materials are
£ Most-recent school progress report/report card
£ Current IEP (if applicable)
not accepted. Please keep original documents for your files; materials
£ Application fee $100
For Students Enrolled in the Morning Programs
*The Summer Project at Lab has different fees based on date completed contracts and full payment are received. See section C.
This summer we continue our successful program of
providing integrated Occupational Therapy services to
all students in the classroom setting without additional
charge. Our in-class collaboration will maximize your
child’s summer experience.
May we contact your child’s present school for additional information?
£ No £ Yes, Contact:___________________________________ Title: ________________________ Phone/Email:_____________________________
Register now! Early bird discounts for Morning Program with completed contracts and full payment received by March 10.
The Lab School of Washington 202-965-6600 www.labschool.org
SECTION
– THE SUMMER PROJECT AT LAB / RISING GRADES 7, 8, AND 9
£ The Summer Project at Lab
8:30am–1:30pm
$3,100 for completed contracts and
full payment received by March 10
$3,400 after March 10
$3,950 after May 31
SECTION
£ The Summer Project Afternoon Program
£ The Summer Project Extended Day
1:30pm–3:30pm
3:30pm–5:00pm
Open to students enrolled in The Summer
Open to students enrolled in The Summer
Project Morning Program
Fee: $650
Project Morning Program
Fee: $400
Drop-in Rate: $40 per day
Drop-in Rate: $35 per day
Occupational Therapy Afternoon Sessions
Please contact the OT Department at 202-349-8600 or [email protected] before you complete this section for guidance as to which session is most
appropriate for your child.
Tuition: $2,850
– SPEECH AND LANGUAGE PROGRAMS
Before you complete the section(s) below, please contact Kelly Mills at 202-349-8660 or [email protected] for guidance about which
session would be most appropriate for your child.
Speech and Language Intensive Programs
These sessions fill quickly, but we will do our best to meet your child’s
£ The Problem Solvers’ Brigade
Ages 6–18 (grouped by age and skilllevel) Monday–Friday, $2,140
needs. We may add additional time options if the need arises. Please
£ 7:30am–8:30am
£ 1:30pm–2:30pm
mark your choice(s) and time preference(s) below:
£ 2:30pm–3:30pm
£ 3:30pm–4:30pm
£ Intensive Phonological Awareness and Reading Fluency
£ Program 1 – Launch into Reading and Spelling
£ Program 2 – Beyond the Basics
Monday–Friday, $2,550
£ 7:30am–8:30am
£ 1:30pm–2:30pm
£ 2:30pm–3:30pm
£ 3:30pm–4:30pm
www.labschool.org
£ Language and Learning
£
Program 2 – Discovering Language for Deeper Meaning:
Expanding the Framework for Language
Ages 12 and above (grouped by age and skill-level)
Monday–Friday, $2,550
£ 7:30am–8:30am
£ 1:30pm–2:30pm
£ 2:30pm–3:30pm
£ 3:30pm–4:30pm
Speech and Language Therapy During the Day (8:30am–1:30pm)
£ Individual sessions – $135/session
SECTION F
Upon The Lab School’s acceptance of the application for enrollment, The Lab School will send you an enrollment contract, an invoice for the full
summer program fees, and other required forms, which will be due in full within two weeks from the date you receive the invoice. Late payment
will forfeit any fee discounts and may result in the release of the enrollment slot.
Signature___________________________________________________________________________ Date _____________________________________
Print name ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The Lab School’s programs and policies are applied with equal consideration to all of its applicants and students. The School does not discriminate on the basis of race,
gender, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, disability, or any other status protected by applicable law. It is the policy of the School to provide reasonable
accommodation to admitted students who can meet the academic expectations of the School. Enrollment is conditioned on the student’s ability to participate in the School’s
programs, with or without reasonable accommodation. The Lab School evaluates each need for accommodation on a case-by-case basis, considering the needs of the
individual students. However, the School’s programs generally are not designed to support the needs of students with primary emotional difficulties.
PLEASE MAIL COMPLETED FORM TO: The Lab School of Washington, Summer Admissions/Attn: Sadie Hendrickson, 4759 Reservoir Road, NW, Washington, DC 20007
The Lab School of Washington 202-965-6600 www.labschool.org
a stage: life at shakespeare’s
globe theatre
£2:30pm - 3:30pm
£1:30pm–2:30pm
All grade levels, Individual Sessions –
Monday–Friday
SECTION
Rising, 7th, 8th, and 9th Graders
summer 2017: all the world’s
– OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
£ Interactive Metronome Training
THE SUMMER PROJECT AT LAB for
t h e l a b s c h o o l o f wa s h i n g t o n
4759 Reservoir Road, NW
Washington, DC 20007-1921
202.965.6600
“The Summer Project
provides an amazing sense
of educational community
Picture yourself building a scale
model of the Globe Theatre from
the 1500s in England — complete
with its thatched roof, trapdoor
and cellarage, and the rushstrewn earthen floor of the Pit.
Picture yourself swinging a
sword, heeding the warning of a
ghost, or pondering the power of
love, a “many-splintered thing.”
Picture yourself building stage
sets and managing lighting as
your peers perform scenes from Shakespeare. You will be using your imagination
as you bolster your academic skills to solve real construction and performance
challenges.
You will learn about iambic pentameter, parody, and the witty language of the
Bard (Shakespeare) while studying history, culture, and science of the Renaissance and gaining a whole new level of understanding of this artist and his time.
The Lab School’s successful Summer Project is a transformative way to learn; it
offers students opportunities to develop 21st century skills such as working collaboratively and taking ownership of their ideas with all the ups and downs that
come with bringing them to fruition. Focused on group process and individual
skill development, the schedule changes daily, making this camp experience
dynamic and unlike a typical day of the school year.
Because summer vacation often makes it difficult for students to maintain the
progress they have worked so diligently to achieve during the school year, the
Summer Project at Lab helps rising seventh, eighth, and ninth graders integrate
learning of academic skills like writing and math through inquiry and creative
problem-solving, researching, character and dialogue development, set design,
arts projects, and a live-audience performance.
It’s a summer experience students will always remember!
for children who often feel
alone with their learning
differences. They are so
engaged that they definitely
feel like they are at camp,
not summer school.”
—LAB SCHOOL PARENT
The 2017 Summer
Project at Lab
for Rising, 7th, 8th, and 9th Graders
Monday-Friday, June 26-July 21
8:30am-1:30pm
Tuition:
$3,100 for applications received
by March 10
$3,400 for applications received
after March 10
$3,950 for applications received
after May 31
Students should bring lunch;
they will have a short lunch break
during the session. Students are
expected to attend for the entire
four-week session.