Clay
GREATNESS
NATION NEWS
Clay Middle School
5150 E. 126th Street | Carmel, Indiana 46033-9747
P 844-7251 | F 571-4020 | www1.ccs.k12.in.us/clm/home
May 2015
Todd Crosby, Principal | Mark Smith, Assistant Principal
John Corcoran, Athletic Director | Lori Katz, Assistant Principal
Dear Clay Nation,
IHello Clay Nation! I am excited to be writing this month’s
newsletter so I can recognize all the great things that are
happening at Clay. We continue to find ways to celebrate our
successes both in and out of the classroom. As we look to place
value on both student and teacher successes, we would like to
acknowledge some examples of how Clay students and staff are
finding GREATNESS. We thank you for all your support to Clay
Middle School.
Clay Highlights
Clay Leadership
Breakfasts—This
month we have had
our class leadership
breakfasts. These
breakfasts are about
recognizing GREATNESS.
We host these twice a
year (once a semester).
The teachers are able to nominate student leaders that exemplify
leadership traits and are living out the Clay Way. Each grade level
breakfast allows us to recognize approximately 15 students. The
student and their parents are invited and the teachers get an
opportunity to stand up and talk about their chosen leader in front
of their families. It is truly a very powerful breakfast. In a middle
school of approximately 1,230 students we are continuing to find
ways to celebrate the GREATNESS of our students. We worked with
our wonderful PTO to organize these events.
Clay Field Trip—On April 21 we organized a field trip from Carmel
Middle to Clay Middle for our students that have been impacted
by redistricting. This was a great way to welcome our new
students into the Clay Nation. The event went from 11am-1pm
and with organization from both Carmel Middle and Clay Middle
administrative teams and also their support staffs, we were able
to plan a very fun and informative day for our incoming students.
Students enjoyed lunch, tours, team building activities and each
student was given a Clay greatness t-shirt. We organized student
ambassadors to show our new students around. Special thanks to
our Clay guidance department, support staff, and administration
for helping to deliver a phenomenal experience and a memorable
Clay welcome.
Clay Spring Open House —On April 22 Clay had its annual
Spring Open House where we had approximately 400 students
and their families come through Clay for an interactive scavenger
hunt. This event is traditionally our 5th grade open house, but this
year it was also extended to our new redistricted students and
their families as well. This event included a QR code scavenger
hunt experience where parents could walk the building with
their son / daughter and learn through technology and a simple
video important information about Clay. Several stations were
set up and student ambassadors were moving throughout our
building to help assist parents and new students as needed. The
administration worked alongside our guidance department to
deliver an informational program in the auditorium for any parents
that had missed our parent coffees offered earlier in the year. In
addition, there was a presentation about social media for parents.
As these informational meetings for parents were taking place,
the kids that attended that night were doing interactive activities
with members of our administrative and guidance teams. It was a
wonderful event with a great deal of positive feedback from our
parents as they left for the evening.
Administrative Professionals Day—On April 22 Clay enjoyed
celebrating and stopping to say thank you to our great
administrative professional for all they do to help make Clay great.
We appreciate you very much!
Congratulations to the Clay Best Buddies Chapter—On April
26, the Clay Best Buddies chapter participated in the annual
Friendship Walk for the state of Indiana in downtown Indianapolis.
Madison Ferguson was awarded the Best Buddies Indiana Middle
School Chapter President of the year at the celebration after the
walk. We are happy to announce to that this is the second year
in row the Clay president has won this award! We had a great
showing of over 50 Clay chapter members and their families.
Special thanks goes out to all the sponsors and parents for all you
do to make this chapter so great. Lots of Clay Pride—thanks for all
you do to support the Clay chapter!
Clay Walk of Champions – In early March we had a Walk of
Champions for our Wind Ensemble Band being selected as one
of five national bands to perform at the Music for All National
Conference at Butler University and we also had two of our
wrestlers who were county champs. This tradition at Clay is a
school wide recognition where all staff and all students pour out
into the hallways and they line the hallway by standing against
the lockers outside their classrooms the last few minute of the
day. They are supervised by their teachers and they applaud the
people/person being recognized as they walk the championship
route throughout our building. This is the ultimate recognition
(you are being praised by your fellow classmates and teachers if
you are a student and if you are faculty member (teacher/coach/
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Dear Clay Nation, continued
MAY EVENTS
5/4-8 Teacher Appreciation Week
5/5
8th Grade Softball vs Carmel Middle......................................................... 5:00PM
7th Grade Baseball vs Noblesville West.................................................... 5:00PM
Track and Field vs Belzer Middle.................................................................. 5:00PM
5/6
National School Nurse Day
5/7
Track and Field – Red & White Relays......................................................... 5:00PM
8th Grade Baseball vs Zionsville West Middle........................................ 5:00PM
5/8
8th Grade Performing Arts Cincinnati Trip
5/11-15 National Police Week
Spring Orchestra Concert: Beginning Band & Symphonic Band..... 6:00PM
Concert Band & Wind Ensemble.................................................................. 7:30PM
5/12
8th Grade Baseball vs Noblesville West.................................................... 5:00PM
8th Grade Softball vs Noblesville West..................................................... 5:00PM
5/13
8th Grade Softball vs Doe Creek Middle................................................... 5:00PM
5/14
7th Grade Softball vs Fall Creek Valley Middle....................................... 5:00PM
5-15
Clay Dance Marathon............................................................................ 3:15-5:00PM
8th Grade Celebration (sponsored by PTO)......................................... 7-9:00PM
5/18
7th Grade Baseball vs Westfield Middle.................................................... 5:00PM
Track and Field vs Noblesville West Middle............................................. 5:00PM
5/19
7th Grade Softball vs Carmel Middle......................................................... 5:00PM
8th Grade Baseball vs Carmel Middle........................................................ 5:00PM
Spring Choir Concert....................................................................................... 7:00PM
5/20
7th Grade Baseball vs Creekside.................................................................. 5:00PM
Spring Choir Concert....................................................................................... 7:00PM
5/21
Global Connections Club............................................................................... 3:10PM
5/27
Last Day of Student Classes
5/30
Report Cards Available Online
REMINDER: LOCKER
CLEAN OUT DAYS
Friday May 22: 8th grade students ONLY
Tuesday May 26: 6th and 7th grade
students ONLY
Please remember that locker shelves
cannot go home on the bus.
sponsor) then you are being recognized by fellow
colleagues and our student body. Mr. Weaver will
read the recognition followed by the playing of
our school fight song. This recognition is done
for special events only—things like national or
state recognition for a group or a team, a perfect
season (undefeated in sports, etc.), a retirement
of a teacher to say thank you for all you have
given to Clay, or a teacher receives a special
award. This is a tradition that I brought to Clay as
principal and each year we have a couple Walk
of Champions. Our student editors take pictures
for our yearbook and school newspaper and our
digital video production students create positive
videos for our video announcements so we can
capture the idea of GREATNESS. The purpose of
this event is Building our Clay Culture— “If you
build it, they will come” mentality—and good
things will happen. IT’S ALL ABOUT PRIDE AND
SHARING OUR GREATNESS! We are very proud
of our staff and students and want to say THANK
YOU!
ISTEP+ testing has begun—REMINDER to please
check schedules in an effort to avoid taking
students out during testing times for various
appointments. There has been information
already sent out via school messenger regarding
testing times and dates. Also as we look to
prepare for testing, there is nothing that is any
better than proper sleep and nutrition for our
students while they test. GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF
OUR STUDENTS ON ISTEP + TESTING.
Teacher Appreciation Week is coming soon—
May 4-8 Please take the moment to reach out and
thank a teacher for all they do.
I would like to encourage everyone to go to our
school website for updated information from our
past parent coffees, followed up by FAQs. It has
truly been a TEAM effort by our administrative and
guidance team to always keep communication
as a top priority. As we look to finish this school
year on a very positive note, I would also like to
invite everyone to come out and see a performing
arts concert or a sporting event at Clay and share
in an excitement as we celebrate GREATNESS. As
I have mentioned in the past, I truly realize that
success cannot be accomplished without a TEAM
effort from so many people within our school and
throughout our community. As principal, I believe
it is my position to help provide vision, leadership,
oversight, safety, and the best instruction to every
student that attends Clay Middle School.
I am happy to announce that the Clay Nation
is alive and well. Thank you for your continued
support.
Reminder to follow us on Twitter: @ClayTrojans
#ClayGreatness. GO TROJANS!
Sincerely,
Todd A. Crosby, Principal
CLAY ATHLETICS
Spring has sprung and so has Clay’s spring sports! Track, baseball,
and softball are all off to furious starts and are looking forward to
the rest of their seasons. We have over 225 Clay student-athletes
participating in spring sports this season. Thank you to everyone
who supported Clay athletics at our City Barbeque night last
month. We were able to raise over 300 dollars for our athletic
programs.
Important Dates:
Fall sports call out meetings..................Wednesday, May 6, 3:30PM
City BBQ night.......................................................... Wednesday, May 6
Hamilton County Track meet........................... May 22 @ Fishers HS
2015 SUMMER RUN CLUB
Starting June 22-July 29 • 6:30pm-7:30pm
Monday: River Road Park
Wednesday: Northview Church
There are not summer runs or practices
the week of August 3-7
If you have further questions, please contact
Coach Carter at [email protected]
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN PLAYING TENNIS
THIS SUMMER?
This year Clay will be holding the second annual Clay Tennis Camp.
The camp is open to players ages 5-14. We are looking for players
that are beginner level to lower level intermediate skillset. See
attached flyer for more details!
CLAY COUNSELING
STUDY TIPS
The middle school years are a time for children to balance
increased independence with family structure. Tweens and teens
are in a developmental stage where they are finding their way,
but still need the support of rules and guidance from parents.
Children in this age group can feel empowered by making more
of their own choices, especially when those choices build skills or
help others. Parents can help by providing a framework that has
the desired amount of structure, but still allows kids to develop
independence incrementally. Ideally, summer can be a mix of
family time and activities with peers. Here are some suggestions
to explore with your middle school child:
Incorporate friends into summer activities. If your family takes a
summer vacation, consider allowing your child to invite a close
friend to come along for company. Or coordinate with the families
of your child’s friends to select summer camps where your child
will have friends to share the experience.
Explore hobbies and interests. Summer is a fantastic time for
students to delve deeper into activities such as sports, hobbies, or
other passions.
Give back. Children who volunteer in an area of interest learn
responsibility and independence while developing an increased
awareness of the needs of others. Research options for community
service with local libraries, religious institutions, and other
nonprofit organizations.
Maintain academic focus. Build time into your child’s daily
schedule for reading. Just like during the school year, it is
important to keep your child on a reading schedule.
8TH Grade
FAREWELL CELEBRATION
Friday - May 15, 2015
7:00 p.m.
DJ
Photo Booth
Sweet treats
Refreshments
You won’t want to miss this FUN
celebration of GREATNESS!
As children progress through the middle school years, the summer
months are a time for families to plan a varied schedule of
relaxation, family time, activities with peers, and some coursework
to maintain intellectual involvement. The key is to find a balance
that allows children to have time with friends as well as memorable
family experiences.
If you have older or younger children, learn more about our
recommended summer activities for elementary or high school
aged children.
John, S. (2012, May). Making Summer Count: Middle School. http://laurelsprings.
com/2012/05/09/making-summer-count-middle-school/
Normal Teen Moodiness vs. Mood Disorder
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What Causes Moodiness?
The teen brain is changing rapidly once puberty hits. The
prefrontal cortex of the brain is where more complicated
behaviors are regulated, more complex decision making,
expressing one's personality, and one's social interactions.
Teen brains also grow more white matter in certain areas of
the brain during this time, in the frontal lobe and the parietal
lobe. These areas of the brain deal with many different
processes, including reasoning, judgment, and impulse control.
This is why teens seem to demonstrate more moodiness.
Tips to Reduce Symptoms
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Make sure your teen is getting about 8-9 hours of
sleep per night
Spend time with teen especially on days they seem
moody
Make sure they are eating a healthy diet
Eating breakfast helps reduce moodiness
Regular physical activity
References:
1. http://www.webmd.com/parenting/features/kids-teen-moods
2. http://teenhealth.about.com/od/emotionalhealth/a/moodyteen.htm
3. https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/two-takesdepression/201410/is-it-teen-angst-or-depression
Anger
Hostility
Low- Self Esteem
Fatigue
Lack of Energy
Grooming Issues
Irritability
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Missing School
Poor Grades
Physical Aches or pains
Restlessness
Risk- Taking Behavior
Spending A lot of Time Alone
Isolation
Intensity
•Intensity Involves the kinds of
thoughts and feelings a teenager is
experiencing. If they come and go or
are mild they are normal teenage
feelings. If they are chronic and
disrupt their life, they may be
indicative of a mood disorder.
Duration
•If the duration of the symptoms is
chronic for 2 weeks or longer.
Domains
•Teen angst can usually be reeled in
among peers and is the worst with
teachers and parents. A mood
disorder, however, will present itself
in all sitations, so a teen would have
difficultites functioning in school, at
home, with peers, and in social
events.
ICTM MATH CONTEST
On Saturday, 24 Clay students attended the annual
ICTM math contest at Butler. This is a challenging
test, and Clay scored exceptionally well, with the
following results:
Pre-Algebra
2nd Place Site Winner: Ray Mo
Algebra 1
Scholar and 1st Place Site Winner: Nathan Wang
Scholar and 2nd Place Site Winner: Abinay
Devarakonda
Geometry
Scholar and1st Place Site Winner: Akio Fujita,
Jerry Wang and Iris Yan
Scholar and 2nd Place Site Winner: Satvik Kumar,
Gary Zang
Scholar and 3rd Place Site Winner: Tony Ou,
Chris Zou
Scholar: Yosuke Yanagida, Daniel Cui, Matthew Fu,
Nicole Segaran, Sophia Wang
Front Row from left to right: Alana Tragesser, Laasya Mamidipall, Michael
Rooney, Parker Jou, Akio Fujita, Abinay Devaraknoda, David Wang, Ray Mo,
Gary Zhang
Back Row from left to right: Daniel Cui, Nicole Segaran, Rachel Jones, Yosuke
Yanagida, Iris Yan, Matthew Fu, Jerry Wang, Tony Ou, Emily Sun, Satvik Kumar,
Sophia Wang
Congratulations to all!
Algebra 2
Scholar and 1st Place Site Winner: Parker Jou
MEDIA CENTER NEWS
CHEERS
to our
YOUTH!
MADISON FERGUSON
Thank you for your generous support of the Clay Middle School Chapter of Best
Buddies Indiana. Over 50 Clay students and family members walked to support
inclusion in downtown Indianapolis in the annual Best Buddies Indiana Friendship
Walk. Through your support, our Clay chapter raised over $3,000 for the walk. At
the award ceremony following the walk, our own Madison Ferguson was named
Middle School Chapter President of the Year!
I am so proud of our students and grateful to be a part of Clay Middle School.
Thank you again for your support!
Wow! It’s hard to believe another school year is
almost over but what a great year it has been! We’ve
been reading (so far over 30,000 books have been
checked out this year), participating in contests and
Media Center activities, sharing our favorite books
and characters and learning through fiction and
nonfiction!
The Indiana Library Federation has released their
2015-2016 YHBA book nominations for middle
grades so if your child is looking for FUN summer
reading they can find that list here. Remember we
will have monthly prize drawings for reading these
books again next school year!
PARENTS! We have 10-12 media center parent
volunteer openings next year due to graduations
and we will need your help! Volunteers serve on a
bi-weekly rotation but we also have a sub list that
you can join. Volunteer duties are numerous; a few
examples include student book check in/check out,
book covering, media center displays and projects
and shelving books. A background check through
Carmel Clay School is required of all volunteers.
If you are interested in joining our media center
team please contact Marcia Ruderman at
[email protected]
Have a great summer and happy reading!
A few dates to note:
May 15..............................................ALL BOOKS ARE DUE
May 19...........Carmel Clay Public Library will be here
sharing their Summer Reading Programs
May 22...................................... 2014-2015 Media Center
Parent Volunteer Luncheon
CHEERS
to our
YOUTH!
NICK KATSIS
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BEE
Nick Katsis is a pro under the pressure! He has shown amazing
geographical knowledge as he qualified to become the finalist
of Clay Middle School’s Geography Bee on Tuesday, January 27,
2015. Nick then took another exam that was submitted to National
Geographic and word reached Clay in February that Nick had
qualified for the National Geographic Bee to be held on Friday,
March 27th at IUPUI.
Each year thousands of schools in the United States participate
in the National Geographic Bee using materials prepared by the
National Geographic Society. The contest is designed to encourage
teachers to include geography in their classrooms, spark student
interest in the subject, and increase public awareness about
geography. Schools with students in grades four through eight are
eligible for this entertaining and challenging test of geographic
knowledge.
Nick entered the preliminary round, at IUPUI, as one of over sixty
students competing in the Geographic Bee. He answered five
of eight questions correctly. Although Nick did not make it to
the finalist round, he represents the top 1% in the country of all
students in grades four through eight in terms of geographic
literacy. He did a great job and Clay Middle School is proud of his
efforts.
Way to show your greatness, Nick!
CHEERS
to our
YOUTH!
IRIS YAN
Iris Yan, Clay 7th grader, was recently awarded Gold Medal Status for her near
perfect results in the National Spanish Exam for 2015. She took the exam designed
for middle school students, and achieved 99%, a remarkable result for a student
who has had only 4 quarters of Spanish. The exam tested her proficiency in
vocabulary, grammar, reading and listening. “Iris is a wonderful student, and cares
very much about succeeding at whatever she does,” says her teacher Molly Maher.
The test is sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Portuguese
and Spanish.
ONLY 12 DAYS UNTIL CLAY DANCE MARATHON
Clay Nation,
First of all, I know there is a great deal going on leading up to the end of the school year, but as
principal of Clay Middle School I am asking for you to consider allowing your son / daughter to
attend Clay’s Dance Marathon held at Clay Middle School on May 15 th, 2015. As you will see
the only fee that is required is the $5.00 participation fee. If you feel you would like to donate
additional money, please see the form on the back of this sheet. On the back of this sheet you
will find a permission slip allowing your child to stay for the Dance Marathon, along with a
donation sheet that we are asking students to return to the main office by May 13 th, 2015.
I have been working with Sarah Wolff and the Dance Marathon Team at Carmel High School to
help bring Riley’s Dance Marathon back to Clay Middle School. It has been a few years since we
have hosted this event but with the incredible success over the last 10 years that Carmel High
School, we felt now is a great time for our school to partner again with the high school. We also
wanted to be able to offer to our students the same opportunity to participate in a day focused
on students and the importance of giving to help support the important work done at Riley
Children’s Hospital. As you can only imagine an event of this magnitude cannot be done at any
level (middle school or high school) without parents allowing their son/ daughter to attend this
event. Student involvement is the major factor when it comes to this event and I would love to
see a gym full of Clay Trojans creating crafts, learning dances, and playing games. Over the next
12 days we will our best effort to promote our best and encourage our students and staff to get
involved and support this great cause.
Thank you for all of your support to Clay Middle School.
Todd A. Crosby
Principal
“Sharing Our Greatness” TOGETHER
CLAY MIDDLE SCHOOL
DANCE MARATHON
FOR RILEY HOSPITAL
Dancer Permission Slip & Registration
Dancer Information:
Name:_________________________________________________Grade:__________________
Parent/Guardian Name:__________________________________________________________
Home Phone Number:____________________________________________________________
Parent Cell Phone/Emergency Contact Number:_______________________________________
I give permission for my son/daughter to participate in this after school activity on Friday May
15th, 2015 from 3:15-5:00 p.m.
Parent Signature:_______________________________________________________________
____ I will pick up my son/daughter at 5:00 p.m. at the front entrance of Clay Middle School.
____ I have made arrangements so that my son/daughter can ride home with the parents of
________________________________________.
A minimum $5 donation is required to participate in this event which pays for a
tee shirt and a snack for your child. All Donations are tax deductible. Checks can
be written to Riley Hospital for Children.
Riley Donation Attached:
___$5
___$10
___$25
___$50
___$100
___Other__________
____ My son/daughter cannot attend the event but, I would like to make a donation to Riley
Children’s Hospital and it is attached.
Permission Slips are due by Wednesday May 13th, 2015 to the main office.
Donations to Riley Hospital for Children can be attached to this permission slip or turned in at
the event on May 15th.
2nd Annual Clay Middle School Summer Tennis Camp 2015
Presented By
Clay Middle School Coaches: Kevin Gill & Steve Sturgis
The goal of our camp is to provide the highest level of coaching with personal experience to all players regardless of the
level. We believe in a personal caring teaching environment emphasizing improvement in an engaging, structured, and
fun atmosphere.
Main
Coaches:
Steve Sturgis: Clay Middle School Head Tennis Coach for the past 3 years; 6th Grade Science teacher at
Clay Middle School; 3 years of varsity tennis experience for Hamilton Southeastern and Fishers High
School from 2004-2008; played both singles and doubles as a member of a top 25 ranked FHS tennis
team; Coach of the 2012, 2013, and 2014 Undefeated and County Champion Clay Boys Tennis Team
Kevin Gill: Clay Middle School Head Tennis Coach; full time Indianapolis Racquet Club Pro; USPTA
certified. Began teaching at a very young age, helping his Grandfather (Paul Gill) at West Indy Racquet
Club and is a 3rd generation coach in his family. Through hard work, and by developing his game, he
was able to achieve Butler University Male Athlete of the Year, 2004; experience playing at professional
level in a number of USTA pro futures; three time state champion at Park Tudor. Coach of the 2014
Undefeated and County Champion Clay Girls Tennis Team
2 Week
Camp Dates:
(Week 1, June 15-18 & Week 2, June22 – June 25)
(Monday-Thursday, *Fridays will be used as a rain makeup if needed*)
Location:
Clay Middle School 5150 E 126th Street, Carmel IN: Accessible restrooms, shade, and bleachers for
spectators.
Camps:
RISING STARS (ages 5 & 6)
ACES (ages 7 & 8)
Monday – Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
This Camp is geared towards beginners learning the very basics of tennis with a focus on getting the
campers playing points, learning to rally and building the skills necessary to enjoying the game with friends
and family in a high energy fun environment. Class will utilize the Red and Orange Dot Balls.
2 Week Camp Rate - $80 Week Camp Rate- $50 (Minimum of 5 campers).
YOUNG STRIKERS (ages 8- 10)
Monday – Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
This Camp is geared towards the young player with some tennis experience looking to build upon what
they know. Players will spend more time on court learning the game though fun drills, footwork skills,
stroke production techniques, and intro to match play with the goal of learning to play competitively. Class
will use a combination of regular and Green Dot Balls.
2 Week Camp Rate - $120 Week Camp Rate- $70 Daily Rate - $20. (Minimum of 5 campers).
Middle School Camp (11-14)
Monday – Thursday 10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
This Group is geared towards Middle School aged campers playing for the first time wishing to get the
basics of tennis and for players with some experience wishing to participate on the Middle School team.
Focus will be on skill building and learning how to play points, games and matches.
2 Week Camp Rate - $120 Week Camp Rate - $70 Daily Rate - $20 (Minimum of 5 campers).
Kevin Gill:
Email: kgill@[email protected]
Steve Sturgis: Email: [email protected]
Phone: 317-403-8743
Phone: 317-362-1709
Payment:
Checks payable to Clay Middle School. Payment may be delivered in person or mailed. Mail checks, along with
bottom portion of form to:
Clay Middle School
Attn: Athletics, John Corcoran Jr.
5150 E 126th St.
Carmel, IN 46033
Total Amount Due: $________
Amount Paid or Deposited: $______
Cut and Return:
I will participate in the following camp (check box and check amount, also what weeks/days will participate):
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Rising Stars
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Aces
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Young Strikers
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Middle School
Weeks 1&2____ $80/per 2 week camp
Weeks 1___2___ $50/per week camp
Weeks 1&2____ $80/per 2 week camp
Weeks 1___2___ $50/per week camp
Weeks 1&2____$120/per 2 week camp
Weeks 1___2___$75/per week camp
Daily___________________________________________@ $20/per day
Weeks 1&2____$120/per 2 week camp
Weeks 1___2___$75/per week camp
Daily___________________________________________@ $20/per day
Name: __________________________________Age:______ School__________________________2015-2016 Grade:__________
Address: _______________________________________________E-mail:_______________________________________________
Phone Home: ________________________________Cell:_________________________________
Emergency Phone: ______________________________Parent Names:________________________________________________
I do hereby waive, release, and discharge Clay Middle School and respective staffs and employees from any and all rights and claims for damages resulting from
injuries to my person or property which may be sustained by me or my child in connection with my association with or participation or arising out of my travelling to
and from other Clay Middle School. We, the parents or guardians, agree to the above participation in program including emergency and referral services if
necessary. I have read and hereby accept these conditions.
Signature of Parent/Guardian:__________________________________________________________________________________
HAMILTON COUNTY HEALTH AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PRESENTS:
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WED. MAY 6, 2015 CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL 6:00pm-8:00pm
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Chief Operating Officer
MESH Coalition
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Deputy Director
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