P WS
PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT WORKSHOPS
-2017 Summer CatalogThe most fun you’ll ever have learning!
Register Today! Call 698-8028 for information.
Classes held at WINDY HILLS Elementary
4211 20th Avenue
Summer Math Institute
Summer Reading Institute
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Watch kearneypublicschools.org for workshops that are closed.
Every year the PAWS program provides unique and special
opportunities to students. Register quickly, space is limited!
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EARLY BIRD LIBRARY TIME & LUNCH BUNCH
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CLASSES FOR ENTERING GRADES 1-2
CLASSES FOR ENTERING GRADES 3-4
CLASSES FOR ENTERING GRADES 5-6
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SUMMER MATH INSTITUTE
ENTERING GRADES 2-3-4
Register with your school principal by May 12
Must perform at the 2nd Grade Level or above
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SUMMER READING INSTITUTE
ENTERING 1-2-3
Register with your school principal by May 12
Must perform at the 1st Grade Level or above
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION & REGISTRATION
Complete BOTH sides!
 All students must be able to participate independently without the aid of a para.
 New cancellation fees
 Cooking classes/Class snacks will use foods that
contain allergens: nuts, eggs, soy, milk, wheat,
chocolate, peanut butter, etc.
Limited Financial Aid is available through the United Way. Click the
link at kearneypublicschools.org/programs/paws.html
Kearney Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national
origin, sex, religion, age or disability in employment or the provision of services.
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Early Bird
LIBRARY TIME
8:00-9:00 am
$10 Week
Register for Early Bird Library Time
Kids will read, play games, and play on the computer
in a non-structured, supervised environment.
EARLY OPPORTUNITY for WORKING PARENTS
LUNCH BUNCH
11:30
Hot and cold lunches are available from the Bearcat Diner. For safety and
security reasons, all children must be supervised between workshop sessions from 11:30-12:30.
Lunch is served only at 11:30.
Recess is from 12:00-12:30.
For lunches at 11:30 and supervision:
COST PER WEEK — $20
Bring your own lunch (11:30 lunch time)
We’ll provide the supervision.
COST PER WEEK — $10
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June 5-9
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ENTERING GRADES 1 & 22
Bubbles, Lava,
Exploding Milk
Spend a week putting a
smile on other people’s
faces and your own!
Decorate tissue boxes for
the hospitals, create
birthday cards for people
in nursing homes, make a
treat for your mailman,
make play dough for preschoolers, and bake
desserts that will be given
to police officers and
firefighters. Come feel the
power of positivity!
June 12-16
STEAM: SCIENCE — TECHNOLOGY —
Teacher: Mary Stuart
June 5-9
9:00-11:30
You’ll be a happy
camper as you share
exciting campfire
stories, make yummy
s'mores, and create
glowing “firefly” jars.
Hike on over for camp
games, activities and
crafts. We will set up
camp with a real
camper!
Have you ever looked at
the milk in your cereal and
your ‘science mind’ takes
over and you begin to think
of ways to transform it into
something new? Do you
like to blow bubbles?
Transform bubbles? Create
art with bubbles? Have
you tried your hand at
creating your own lava or
exploding a volcano? Join
us for a week of explosive
FUN at PAWS!
Teacher: Megan Szafrajda
Teacher: Jorden Tobey
June 5-9
9:00-11:30
June 5-9
12:30-3:00
Animal
Jurassic
Journey
From rock candy to
rubber eggs...
Play with common
kitchen ingredients to
mix up things that are
delicious
and things that
are just plain gross!
Discover cool chemical
reactions that will bring
out your inner chemist
in Kitchen Chemistry!
June 12-16
9:00-11:30
Lions and tigers and
bears...oh YES! Join
us for a week in the
wild as we explore
common and exotic
animals. Do Bearcats
really live? Do fish
breathe? Do you
have what it takes to
survive in the wild?
Find out in Animal
Tracks! Field Trip:
take you places as you
build a Lego Ranger
Station or Lego Fire
Department. Take off in a
Lego Space Shuttle and
drive a Lego garbage
truck. Build your very
own LEGO castle that you
can eat! We will have
Lego car races and more.
Don’t miss the fun…
Kid power rules in LEGO
Land!
Teacher: Jennie Schuster
June 5-9
12:30-3:00
Weather
or Not
It’s raining cats and dogs and
fish and spiders. It’s true!
Well, the cats and dogs
aren’t but the others are!
See it for yourself in this wild
wacky week of weather!
From monster nor’easters to
killer tornadoes...learn the
science behind the weather.
Become a mini-meteorologist
Cottonmill Petting
Zoo
as you study what causes
Teacher: Melinda Hogeland
Teacher: Megan Szafrajda
Teacher: Amy Burns
June 12-16
9:00-11:30
June 12-16
12:30-3:00
Field Trip UNK Chem Lab
Teacher: Megan Szafrajda
Tracks
Let your imagination
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thunder and lightening.
June 12-16
12:30-3:00
ENTERING GRADES 1 & 2
Come have fun with the sun!
Get prepared for the event of
a lifetime! On August 21,
Kearney will experience a
total solar eclipse. Make a
solar eclipse model and conduct solar lab experiments.
Spend a week with this amazing star-learning, experimenting, and preparing for
this once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon!
FIELD TRIP :
HASTINGS PLANETARIUM June
23 at 8:00AM
SPECIAL ACTIVITY:
EDGERTON EXPLORIT CENTER
DEMONSTRATIONS
Teacher: Jenny Knipping
June 19-23
9:00-11:30
BEARCRAFTS
BearCRAFTS for all
those Bearcats that
love to craft. Get creative with hands-on
art projects like
painting pillowcases,
tie-dying t-shirts,
and designing string
art. Bring your creative minds and let’s
get crafting!
(Bring a white tshirt)
Teacher: Taylor Kittle
Staycation
Take a guess! Can you
huff and puff and blow
a house in? Do you
have superhero
strength?
Toss your passport and
leave your bags...We’re
going on a staycation!
Visit fascinating places
around the world...See
the pyramids in Egypt,
Hands on experiments the kangaroos in Auswill give you those an- tralia and the glaciers in
Antarctica. Taste lobster
swers and more! Exfrom Maine and a Haplore science in an ex- waiian coconut. Travel
citing way and we’ll
near and far without
have you saying “Guess leaving the classroom...
It’s an exciting StayWhat?”
cation!
Teacher: April Heilbrun
June 19-23
9:00-11:30
June 19-23
12:30-3:00
Teacher: Amy Burns
June 19-23
12:30-3:00
STEAM: SCIENCE — TECHNOLOGY —
Guess
What
SUN
June 19-23
?
FUN
with the
Things that fly
June 26-30
9:00-11:30
Teacher:
Megan Szafrajda
Teacher: Jennie Schuster
June 26-30
9:00-11:30
June 26-30
12:30-3:00
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Come aboard matey and
take part in a mayhem of
pirate activities. Use ye
mighty compass to follow
a map to a hidden treasure full of doubloons.
Hear the tales of real pirate adventures! But
avast...don’t ye be late
buccaneer or ye be walkin’ the plank! Join us for
a swashbucklin’ good
time!
Teacher:
Shannon Rodehorst
June 26-30
12:30-3:00
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Teacher: Megan Szafrajda
Visit the Kearney Aviation
Center and climb aboard a
private plane.
ARGH! A Pirate’s Life!
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Field Trip: Yanney Splash
Park
Bugs can be such
pests...and learning
about them can be
F-U-N! Did you know
an ant can lift 100
times their own body
weight? That’s like you
lifting a truck over your
head! Discover how a
lightening bug glows
and how humans can’t
live without our teeny
tiny friends. Make bug
catchers!
June 26-30
Dive in and discover
what’s below the H2O.
Uncover the life of sea
creatures…from the tiniest
mollusk to the biggest animal on the planet. Watch
how Crush the turtle swims
and eats. Go INSIDE a lifesize whale! Dive in for a
swimming good time.
Launch yourself into Float
& Fly and you won’t ever
want to come down!
Launch rockets hundreds
of feet in the air. Decorate,
assemble and fly your very
own kite. Make and float
hot air balloons into the
sky. You’ll learn the principals of floating and flying:
lift, area, volume , thrust,
force motion and density!
So much fun, you’ll be flying high! FIELD TRIP:
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June 5-9
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ENTERING GRADES 3 & 4
PAINT
Yourself
Silly
You don’t have to be an
artist to create something that is uniquely
you. Come with your
imagination... Leave with
awesome projects! Paint
on paper, wood, plates,
canvas and even on
YOURSELF! Discover
wildly fun projects as
you paint yourself silly!
June 12-16
STEAM: SCIENCE — TECHNOLOGY —
Teacher: Natasha Hahn
June 5-9
9:00-11:30
POTIONS? MAGIC?
OR IS IT
SCIENCE?
Potions and magic might look
real in all the movies, but in
reality it’s all science and
chemical reactions! Join us
for a week of “potions and
magic” as we explore how to
make soap explode, how to
create fireworks in a jar, how
to make an eggshell disappear, and so much more! I
look forward to seeing my
fellow wizards!
Teacher: Jorden Tobey
June 12-16
9:00-11:30
Join the Club and discover
the world of SCIENCE. Enjoy
its many flavors, just like ice
cream. Bend light, make
gloop, create a weather
instrument, dissect owl pellets, and of course, make
homemade ice cream. Join
us and let us tickle your science taste buds. Special
Activity: Edgerton Explorit
Center Demo
Teacher: Sandra Hanson
June 5-9
9:00-11:30
Paper
Creations
Learn camping skills and
discover what it takes to
survive in the wild. Learn
how to build a shelter, use
a compass and find food.
Learn animal tracks and
basic survival skills. We’ll
have class in a real camper and make s’mores and
tell camp stories. From
relaxing in the woods to
survival in the wild...
Come camp at PAWS.
Field Trip: Yanney Park to
fish with NE Games and
Parks
Mythbusters
Is it a fact or is it a myth?
Try, test, experiment,
and evaluate to find the
truth. What happens if
you mix pop rocks and
soda? Can you dissolve
a penny in a can of
Coke? Don’t try this at
home, try it at PAWS!
You don’t need a high
tech lab to be a MythBuster. Hands on experiments will let you put the
myths to the test right in
the classroom. Explore
science the mythbusters
way!
Teacher: Megan Szafrajda
Teacher: April Heilbrun
June 5-9
12:30-3:00
June 5-9
12:30-3:00
Lego
Mechanics
Take an ordinary piece of
paper & transform it into
your own work of art!
Learn origami, the ancient
art of paper folding. Each
day you will have many
origami creations to take
home. Get creative with
other paper creations that
will delight your inner
artist.
Learn first hand how
STEM concepts such
as gravity, force and
momentum can create
a chain reaction!
Build a variety of chain
reaction courses. With
a drop of the ball onto
the tracks, you will
find out whether your
course works or how
to fine tune the
reaction.
Let your imagination take
you places as you build
with Lego blocks. Use
Legos to test your engineering skills as you build
cars and test them for
speed and distance. Build
your very own LEGO castle
that you can eat! We will
have Lego car races and
more. Don’t miss the
fun….Kid power rules as
you become a LEGO mechanic!
Teacher: Natasha Hahn
Teacher: Katheryn Sauer
June 12-16
9:00-11:30
June 12-16
12:30-3:00
Teacher: Jennie Schuster
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June 12-16
12:30-3:00
ENTERING GRADES 3 & 4
FIELD TRIP :
HASTINGS PLANETARIUM
JUNE 23 8:00AM
SPECIAL ACTIVITY:
EDGERTON EXPLORIT CENTER
DEMONSTRATIONS
Teacher: Mary Stuart
June 19-23
9:00-11:30
THE
Clay Clay Clay
Bend it
Mold it
WILD SIDE
Take a walk on the wild
Mix it
Bake it
side and discover fasci-
Create your own
sculptures and works
of art as you make
awesome creations
from all kinds of clay.
world of animals! Join
nating facts about the
wild, wacky, wonderful
us for a furry—scaly—
feathery—slimy week
at PAWS!
Field Trip: MONA Nat Geo
Photography
Teacher: Natasha Hahn
June 19-23
9:00-11:30
Teacher: Megan Szafrajda
June 19-23
12:30-3:00
June 26-30
9:00-11:30
YOUR BRAIN
Take the challenge!
Make sure you are
READY for it!
Explore how to make
rockets out of plastic
eggs, move objects
without touching them,
and even make an oven
to cook s’mores without
electricity!
Are you up for the
challenge?
Test your brain with a
series of games and fun
activities designed to
make you think. Solve
mysteries. Play card
games. Discover optical
illusions and test your
skills at brain benders.
Assess your problem solving skills in group and
individual activities. It’s a
brain bender with STEM
activities!
Teacher: Mary Stuart
Teacher: Katheryn Sauer
June 26-30
9:00-11:30
June 26-30
12:30-3:00
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Teacher: Jennie Schuster
June 26-30
12:30-3:00
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Teacher: Natasha Hahn
June 19-23
12:30-3:00
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Learn to embroider &
stitch and create your own
silly sewing!
Teacher: Taylor Kittle
June 26-30
Are you ready to make
your own plush monster?
Want to personalize a
pillowcase? In Silly Sewing
you will be able to create
your own stuffed animal,
pillow & much more!
Get those creative juices flowing at Creation
Station! Do tons of
hands-on arts and crafts
projects to keep or give
to a friend. Paint a fancy
pillowcase, tie-dye a tshirt, and design your
own string art. Let’s get
creative! (Bring a t-shirt)
Take the..
Challenge
STEMulate
SILLY
SEWING
Station
June 19-23
Are you prepared for
the event of a lifetime?
On August 21, 2017 at
12:58 p.m. Kearney will
experience a total solar
eclipse. Make a solar
eclipse model and conduct a lab experiment
demonstrating an
eclipse. Spend a week
learning, experimenting,
and preparing for this
once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon!
STEAM: SCIENCE — TECHNOLOGY —
FUN
withEthe
SOLAR
CLIPS
E SUN
June 5-9
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ENTERING GRADES 5 & 6
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The light bulb, the
Post-It Note, the
wheel... Do you have
what it takes to be
the next great inventor? Discover
amazing inventions
and the inventors
that changed America. Then, create
your own inventionand pitch it to the
PAWS Sharks!
Have fun with math
through art. Use protractors, triangles,
graphs, compasses
and tessellations to
create your own
Minecraft or pixelated character drawings… bring your math
creations to life by
becoming ART!
June 12-16
STEAM: SCIENCE — TECHNOLOGY —
Teacher: Natasha Hahn
June 5-9
9:00-11:30
June 5-9
9:00-11:30
June 5-9
12:30-3:00
June 5-9
12:30-3:00
Art
STEMulate
Your Brain
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Can you create a box that
can hold an egg using only
straws and tape without
breaking it? Can you build
a model structure that can
withhold the speed of a
mild earthquake simulation? Solve these STEM
challenges and many
more... join us for a week
of problem solving and
critical-thinking!
Learn firsthand how
STEM concepts such
as gravity, force and
momentum can create
a chain reaction!
Build a variety of
Rube Goldberg courses. With a drop of the
ball onto the tracks,
you will find out
whether your course
works or how to fine
tune the reaction.
Teacher: Mary Stuart
Field Trip: Archway Maze
Teacher: Katheryn Sauer
June 12-16
9:00-11:30
June 12-16
9:00-11:30
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Paper Art
Take an ordinary piece
of paper & transform it
into your own work of
art! Learn the ancient
arts or quilling and
origami. Origami is the
ancient art of paper
folding. Quilling
makes beautiful curled
paper designs. Each
day you will have numerous creations to
take home.
Science
Tech...
A TRIPLE THREAT
Teacher: Natasha Hahn
Who knew that when you put
Art, Science, and Technology
together you’d get something
so magical! This class includes
projects that promote STEAM
and will provide a challenge
for your child as they create
some amazing art along the
way! Design your own
robot. Try your hand at
evaporation art or pendulum
painting. The possibilities are
endless with the “triple
threat”.
Teacher: Jorden Tobey
June 12-16
12:30-3:00
June 12-16
12:30-3:00
ENTERING GRADES 5 & 6
Field Trips: Kearney Floral
for floral design & Steinbrinks Landscaping for
planting.
Teacher: Alyssa Clay
June 19-23
9:00-11:30
June 26-30
9:00-11:30
Teacher: Natasha Hahn
June 19-23
9:00-11:30
June 19-23
12:30-3:00
Teacher: Jennie Schuster
June 19-23
12:30-3:00
UKULELE U
STOP
Motion
Enroll in Ukulele University. No prior experience
required. Build and decorate your ukulele from a
kit and then learn to play
it. Using basic chords and
strum patterns, learn classic and popular music.
Like Adam Sandler, you’ll
be playing like a pro in no
time. Discover the Island
life with the history and
culture behind the instrument. Mahalo!
You’re trapped! And
you need to find a way to
escape the box. This is an
immersive game
platform for all learners. In Escape the Box,
players work collaboratively in a team to solve a
series of critical thinking
puzzles in order to open a
locked box! Can you ESCAPE THE BOX?
And the Oscar goes
to.....Try your hand at
making your very own
iMovie with Claymation or Lego figures.
Challenge your imagination as you design
your characters, write a
storyline and start
filming. You might be
the next Kearney Oscar
winner. We’ll provide
the iPad…you
provide the creativity!
Teacher: Paloma Mena-Werth
Teacher: Luke Garringer
June 26-30
9:00-11:30
June 26-30
12:30-3:00
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Teacher: Natasha Hahn
June 26-30
12:30-3:00
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Teacher: Nicole Hoffman
Teacher: Sandra Hanson
Use Legos to test your
engineering skills as you
build bridges and test
their strength. Use scientific methods to build
Lego cars and test them
for speed and distance.
Build a Lego castle that
you can eat! Let your
imagination take you
places as you become a
Lego Engineer!
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Are you curious of the world
around you? Do you love to
explore the unknown? Do
you constantly ask why?
Explore a variety of fascinating unknowns using the
scientific method. Discover
what's dirtier than a toilet
seat. Explode popsicle sticks.
Tie dye different materials.
Come ready to explore the
world around you and discover what’s fact and what’s
fiction.
We’ll mold your interest in
everything clay! Use
brightly colored polymer
clay to create pens, magnets, jewelry and fun characters to hang on your
book bag. Paint a mini
ceramic plate. Bugs,
animals, aliens...the possibilities are endless. Join us
as we get carried away with
clay.
ENGINEERING
June 26-30
FACT or
Be amazed at the Science
Scene and discover the
world of science through
exciting experiments. Make elephant
toothpaste, glowing water, and magnetic slime.
Create a weather instrument and dissect a cow
eye...the possibilities are
endless. Join us for the
Science Scene. Special
Activity: Edgerton Explorit Center Demo
Lego
June 19-23
FFA puts the AG in
SWAG! Join us for a
sample of FFA. Try FFA
contests, activities, and
experiments. Design
your own brand.
Talk crops and do a soil
experiment.
with Clay
STEAM: SCIENCE — TECHNOLOGY —
Carried Away
The Summer Math Institute encourages students to practice and maintain
math skills learned in the classroom during the regular school year. SMI is
for students who need to review and strengthen those skills. A low childto-adult ratio gives students focused instructional interaction using the current KPS math curriculum. Teachers will use MAP scores to determine the
areas of highest need for their classrooms and then focus instruction on
those areas.
4 Week Session… 5 days a week…
2.5 hours a day = 50 hours of Instruction!
June 5-30
Monday – Friday 12:30-3:00
Windy Hills Elementary School
4211 20th Avenue 698-8028
MATH MAGIC…
A bit of math magic will
be used when teachers
use a variety of creative
methods to teach math
including manipulatives,
computer programs,
worksheets and more.
A part of the class will
be devoted to playing
math games to
strengthen skills through
play.
Students Entering Grades 2-3-4
Tuition Per Child:
$200 Per child
$150 Free/Reduced Cope Grant
Class size is limited.
*Students are required to perform
at the minimum First Grade level or
higher
REGISTER WITH YOUR SCHOOL PRINCIPAL BY MAY 12 NO REGISTRATIONS WILL
BE TAKEN AFTER MAY 12. CLASS SIZE IS VERY LIMITED SO REGISTER EARLY.
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“My child really
enjoyed going
to class”
Enhance your child’s success…
Reading is one of the biggest contributors to educational success. To avoid summer
learning loss, children must continue to read during the summer months. The Summer Reading Institute encourages students to practice and maintain vital reading
skills.
What is the Summer Reading Institute?
The Summer Reading Institute is a reading program for students to maintain and/or
improve reading skills based on district standards and assessments. Students will be
placed in groups according to their reading level. A low child to adult ratio gives
students focused instructional interaction. Students will receive instruction in reading strategies through the KPS Balanced Reading program.
4 Week Session… 5 days a week…2.5 hours a day…
= 50 hours of Reading Instruction!
Windy Hills Elementary School
“John maintained
his reading level
and really enjoyed
reading this summer”
4211 20th Avenue 698-8028
June 5-June 30
Monday -Friday
9:00-11:30
Why should I register my child
for the Summer Reading Institute?
Summer learning loss is evident when school begins in the
fall. Children who read and
write through the summer,
maintain or improve current
academic levels.
Is this program for all students? This program is an
academic program for all students to maintain reading
skills.
KPS provides a summer school
program designed specifically
for children with exceptional
needs for which the Summer
Reading Institute is not
equipped.
Grade Levels:
Students Entering Grades 1-2-3
Tuition Per Child:
$200
$150
FREQUENTLY
ASKED
QUESTIONS
Per child ($50.00 per week)
Free/Reduced Cope Grant ($37.50 per week)
“The price was
much less
than a tutor!”
……..A child who can read….Priceless!
*Students are required to perform at a minimum of entering First Grade level.
Why pay $20 an hour for a reading tutor when your child can receive 50 hours of instruction for
much less? A private tutor could cost you over $1,200 for the same instructional hours. The
Summer Reading Institute will help your child maintain vital reading skills so he/
she can begin the school year without any summer learning loss. Enroll your child in
the Summer Reading Institute today! Prerequisite: Child must perform at the post kindergarten
level or above.
REGISTER WITH YOUR SCHOOL PRINCIPAL BY MAY 12.
SORRY, NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE TAKEN AFTER MAY 12.
CLASS SIZE IS VERY LIMITED SO REGISTER EARLY.
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How are students placed in
classes?
Students are placed according
to the Scholastic Reading Inventory tests and Dibels administered by the classroom
teacher. Your child may be
placed in a classroom with
students from different grade
levels.
Is this program for all ability
levels?
The program is designed for
students working in the 1st,
2nd and 3rd grade reading
ability levels. This program will
help maintain current reading
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Workshop Cost
Costs are PER WORKSHOP and PER CHILD. Some workshops have additional fees due to
field trips or activities. Prices are listed on the registration form.
Registration:
Registrations will be accepted on a space available basis. Class size is limited. You will only
receive notification if you DO NOT get into a workshop.
Field Trip Policy:
Classes with field trips require a field trip fee whether you are going on the trip or not. Please
be aware of departure times. The bus/van cannot wait for late students. Due to traffic delays, return times may vary.
Pick-up Policy & Supervision:
Class instructors keep a strict schedule between classes. Your child should come no earlier
than 5 minutes before class and should be picked up promptly after. There will be no supervision 10 minutes after class ends. A lunch program and/or lunch supervision between programs is available. No student should be left unsupervised between sessions.
Payment: & Refund Policy:
Payment must be made in full to reserve a spot in a workshop. Make checks payable to
"Kearney Public Schools". If your class is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment or if a
class is full, a refund will be granted. A minimum of 12 students is required per workshop. Tuition will not be refunded for lack of attendance or behavioral problems. There is a $20 fee
per class to cancel a registration. We understand that there are circumstances beyond your control, however, we rely on your registration to pay our instructors. Refunds can
take up to 8 weeks to process.
Discipline Policy:
All Kearney Public Schools policies apply. Appropriate behavior is expected or students will
be permanently removed from class and no refunds will be granted.
Cooking Classes:
Cooking classes will possibly be cooking with peanuts, chocolate, wheat and soy and other
allergens.
Medications & Hygiene Care:
PAWS personnel will not dispense medications, prescription or over-the-counter. Please do
not send medications with your child to workshops. PAWS personnel will not change wet/dirty
pants. Parents are welcome to come up and make the change.
RYDE
Parents can contract with the RYDE bus for transportation services. Call:308-865-5677.
Location:
Windy Hills Elementary 4211 20th Avenue 698-8028
PHOTO & MEDIA RELEASE
Photos and video are often taken of PAWS classes for television, newspaper, websites and
the internet. By registering for PAWS, you are granting permission for your child and/or
his/her likeness and work to be used for these purposes.
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