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  • Beat the Summer Slide: Adventures in Learning (Grade 2-4) July T/TH

    Beat the Summer Slide: Adventures in Learning Grades: 2-4 | Duration: 4 Weeks | Format: Online (Live Sessions + Adventure Challenges) This isn’t your average summer school—it’s a learning adventure! Beat the Summer Slide: Adventures in Learning is a fun-filled online course designed to keep young minds active, curious, and engaged all summer long. Through exciting daily themes, students will explore reading, writing, math, art, and science in creative, hands-on ways that feel more like play than school. Each week brings a new learning quest. What makes it extra awesome? The adventure continues even after class! Between live sessions, students will take on fun “Adventure Challenges” that get them moving, thinking, and creating. Activities may include backyard scavenger hunts, DIY craft projects, storytelling, games, and friendly mini-competitions—all designed to reinforce learning and keep boredom far, far away. Course Features: Live, high-energy, interactive Zoom sessions every Tuesday and Thursday Super fun “Adventure Challenges” to complete at home Weekly online hangouts with games, activities, and student showcases This will course make beating the “summer slide” a total blast. Let the adventures begin!
  • Building Bonanza! STEM & Creativity Summer Camp (Grade K- 6) 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Session 3 (July 14-17)

    Join us for “Building Bonanza!” STEM and Creativity Summer Camp! Our camp offers an engaging and immersive experience delivered in four 8-hour days. Campers will be challenged to develop teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills in mixed-grade and mixed-age hands-on project-based learning. Campers will learn STEM concepts and work to solve challenges with creative solutions. We offer fun but focused learning, giving campers daily opportunities to experience engineering and creativity projects using a mix of standard LEGO and LEGO TECHNIC parts, Apple iPads and stop-motion animation apps, LEGO Mindstorms robotics, competition games, and more. Students will be provided an opportunity to eat a packed lunch and packed snacks with their fellow campers. Students should bring a water bottle, a bag lunch, and snacks for morning and afternoon breaks. Students should leave their own LEGO at home. All other supplies are provided. There are no take-home projects. Please let us know if your child has a latex allergy on your registration, as a project uses a latex balloon. Grades: K - 6th
  • Cookie Camp (Grade 1-6) 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 3 (July 14-18)

    This class focuses on students learning the fundamentals of baking cookies! The class works on math skills including measurement, adding, subtracting and multiplying numbers appropriate to grade level. Students will participate in ingredient listing, following directions, fractional math, organization and planning, cooking appropriate to grade level. No duplicate recipes from the June or July session, so please join us for multiple sessions! Students work both independently and as a team to create a delicious cookie to enjoy and take home! This class will be nut free. Instructor: Stephanie Holder
  • Cookie Camp (Grade 1-6) 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 3 (July 7-11)

    This class focuses on students learning the fundamentals of baking cookies! The class works on math skills including measurement, adding, subtracting and multiplying numbers appropriate to grade level. Students will participate in ingredient listing, following directions, fractional math, organization and planning, cooking appropriate to grade level. No duplicate recipes from the June or July session, so please join us for multiple sessions! Students work both independently and as a team to create a delicious cookie to enjoy and take home! This class will be nut free. Instructor: Stephanie Holder
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  • Cooks + Books Children's Literature Cooking

    STICKY FINGERS COOKING brings your children "Cooks + Books Children's Literature Cooking!" Turn your favorite books into delicious dishes! Prepare tasty recipes inspired by beloved children's stories like "Bagel in Love" and "The Magic School Bus." Let's turn story time into snack time! Students prepare four recipes daily. There are only 12 spots available. (100% Nut Free)
  • Cross-Country Off-Season JULY (Grade 8-12) M/T/TH/F CSHS

    Summer off-season training program for middle and high school students interested in preparing for the upcoming cross-country seasons. This program will follow a training progression of running and strength training to prepare athletes for the upcoming season.
  • Edgenuity JULY (Grade 9-12) Online, In-Person Testing M-TH, 10 AM-2 PM

    July Session Dates: M-TH, June 30-July 28 (in observance of July 4July 4, the computer lab will be closed Thursday, July 3July 3, 2025) Computer Lab Times: 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Location: District Office, Computer Lab (room A8), 33016 N. 60th Street, Scottsdale, AZ 85266 Fee: $195 per course semester credit (.5 credit) Grades: 9-12 1) Your CSHS Counselor needs to complete the Course Approval Form before registering for an online class. Please meet with your counselor before final grades are posted to allow ample time to receive approval and register before the Edgenuity session begins. Course registrations must be completed four working days before the first day of the session to guarantee the course will be open on the first day of the enrolled session. Receiving approval for a course does not require a student to enroll in that course. 2) To register for any ECS program, you must set up an Eleyo family profile at cavecreek.ce.eleyo.com. If your family does not have a profile in our online registration system, please set one up for yourself as the parent or guardian and add the child(ren) you intend to enroll. (For detailed registration instructions, visit ecsforall.org/register.) Please use Firefox or Chrome as your browser for the best performance. 3) To register and pay for an Edgenuity course, visit cavecreek.ce.eleyo.com and search "Edgenuity." Select "Edgenuity Online Course Credit." Have your Course Approval Form available to complete the registration. 4) Once steps 1-3 are complete, mail or drop off your completed Course Approval Form to the ECS Office. Mailing Address: ECS Enrichment, P.O. Box 426, Cave Creek, AZ 85327. Drop off Physical Address 33016 North 60th Street, Room A12, Scottsdale, AZ 85262. 5) To start the course on the first day of the session, steps 1-3 must be completed by May 28, 2025, for the June session and June 25, 2025, for the July session. The ECS Office is open M-F, 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Beginning the last week of May, it will be open M-TH, 7:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. The ECS office is located on the District Office campus. Follow the sign at the parking lot to our front door. If you have questions, please call 480-575-2440. Course Protocols Coursework and quizzes can be completed at home, but ALL Prescriptive Tests, Unit Tests, and Final Exams must be supervised in the Edgenuity Computer Lab at the CCUSD District Office, by checking in through the front office. Students are welcome to use this computer lab to work on coursework and quizzes during the open lab hours. If your child cannot take these tests/exams in person, please discuss alternative online programs with your student's counselor. Students may complete more than one course during a summer session. However, they can only be active in one class at a time to ensure they finish the first course before opening a second course. Students earn a half credit for each course completed. This is equivalent to one semester during the school year. ALL coursework, quizzes, unit tests, and the final exam must be completed by 2:00 p.m. on the last day of each session (June 26 for the June Session and July 28 for the July Session) to receive credit for the course. Incomplete courses, for any reason, will be recorded as an "F" on the student's transcript. Students may finish early. The last day a student can open a course is June 12 for the June Session and July 10 for the July Session. Regardless of the start date, the deadline is the last date of the session in which the student is enrolled. If a student opens a course in the June session and needs more time to complete the course, a new registration must be completed in the July session to continue working on the June course. The July session end date is the final deadline for continued courses. If a student does not finish a course by the deadline of the session in which it is opened, regardless of their start date, an "F" will be recorded on the student's transcript. Refunds are only permitted before opening assignments, labs, quizzes, or any test, including the prescriptive test. Permission for one bypassed test at a time is allowed. All bypass requests must be emailed to the facilitator and will only be read during the open lab hours. Requests emailed after open lab hours will be viewed on the next open lab date. If a student needs a bypass to continue working over the weekend, the request must be emailed before 2:00 p.m. on the Thursday before the weekend. ECS is not responsible for any interruption in accessing course content from a personal device. If students are having trouble logging in or accessing the course content, they are responsible for coming into the computer lab during lab hours for assistance or accessing their course on district devices until the access is restored from a personal device. Thank you for choosing the ECS Edgenuity online learning platform.
  • Fun, Sports & Functional Movement (Grade K-6) 12:30 PM-3:30 PM Session 3 (July 14-18)

    Students team up and work individually to set fitness goals. Each day, there will be a variety of movement exercises and games that focus on flexibility, balance, agility, and overall conditioning, along with age-appropriate rec games and obstacle courses. In one week, students will measure success and learn a variety of activities they can continue at home to stay moving and fit. Sign up for two weeks, and students will learn additional fun activities to practice and add to their routines. The object of the class is to have fun while staying active and to see for themselves the benefits of flexibility, balance, agility, and conditioning. All levels of athletic ability are welcome. This class is held in the gymnasium, not outdoors.
  • Fun, Sports & Functional Movement (Grade K-6) 12:30 PM-3:30 PM Session 3 (July 7-11)

    Students team up and work individually to set fitness goals. Each day, there will be a variety of movement exercises and games that focus on flexibility, balance, agility, and overall conditioning, along with age-appropriate rec games and obstacle courses. In one week, students will measure success and learn a variety of activities they can continue at home to stay moving and fit. Sign up for two weeks, and students will learn additional fun activities to practice and add to their routines. The object of the class is to have fun while staying active and to see for themselves the benefits of flexibility, balance, agility, and conditioning. All levels of athletic ability are welcome. This class is held in the gymnasium, not outdoors.
  • Goo Crew Science (Grade K-3) 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 3 (July 14-18)

    Get ready to mix, stretch, and experiment in this exciting hands-on science class! Goo Crew Science is the ultimate messy, fun-filled course where young scientists dive into the wonders of chemistry, physics, and biology—all through gooey, slimy experiments. Students will explore the science behind slime, polymers, oobleck, and other non-Newtonian fluids while learning about chemical reactions, states of matter, and more. Packed with interactive experiments designed to spark curiosity, creativity, and a love for STEM. Perfect for kids who love to get their hands dirty while discovering the science behind their favorite goopy, stretchy, and fizzy creations! This class is perfect for curious minds who love to experiment, create, and (most importantly) get their hands messy!
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  • Jumpstart (incoming Grade 6) 9:00 AM-12:00 PM (July 24-25)

    Jump start is a two-day camp focused on making the transition from elementary to middle school as positive, exciting, and productive as possible. The camp will teach students organization techniques, study skills, and effective technology use as well as help them to identify disrespectful/inappropriate behavior, handle difficult situations, and cope with stress. Additionally, they will learn the layout of the middle school campus, how to read their schedules, and what to expect on a typical middle school day. They will also get an overview of their opportunities to "join in" at STMS. Ideally, each student will come away from this camp with the skills and ability to choose a leadership role in maintaining an excellent learning environment at their school. Instructors are STMS Teachers: Shelley Kniffen, Alison Yadon, and Ashley Fauss
  • Jumpstart (incoming Grade 7) 1:00 PM-4:00 PM (July 24-25)

    Jump start is a two-day camp focused on making the transition from elementary to middle school as positive, exciting, and productive as possible. The camp will teach students organization techniques, study skills, and effective technology use as well as help them to identify disrespectful/inappropriate behavior, handle difficult situations, and cope with stress. Additionally, they will learn the layout of the middle school campus, how to read their schedules, and what to expect on a typical middle school day. They will also get an overview of their opportunities to "join in" at STMS. Ideally, each student will come away from this camp with the skills and ability to choose a leadership role in maintaining an excellent learning environment at their school. Instructors are STMS Teachers: Shelley Kniffen, Alison Yadon, and Ashley Fauss
  • Lunch Bunch (7/14-18)

    Lunch Bunch provides lunch supervision from 12:00 PM to 12:30 PM (for a student not enrolled in sunrise and/or sunset Kid's Club childcare). If your child is registered for sunrise and/or sunset childcare, there is no need to enroll in Lunch Bunch (fee included). Students are required to bring a non-refrigerated lunch each day. Hot lunches are not provided during the summer. Please include a water bottle for your child and nut products are prohibited due to allergies.
  • Lunch Bunch (7/7-11)

    Lunch Bunch provides lunch supervision from 12:00 PM to 12:30 PM (for a student not enrolled in sunrise and/or sunset Kid's Club childcare). If your child is registered for sunrise and/or sunset childcare, there is no need to enroll in Lunch Bunch (fee included). Students are required to bring a non-refrigerated lunch each day. Hot lunches are not provided during the summer. Please include a water bottle for your child and nut products are prohibited due to allergies.
  • P.O.S.I.T.I.V.E. - Build Study Skills and Executive Functioning (Grade 8-11) VIRTUAL

    Enroll in POSITIVE to give your students the head start they need to succeed in the new year. This engaging and interactive course will help students develop and practice strong executive functioning skills. Students will learn how their brain functions best and why these skills are important to thrive in school and life. What are executive function skills? We use the POSITIVE acronym to learn, practice, and grow these essential life skills: Planning, Organization, Self-Initiation, Time Management, Inhibition, Vision and Goal Setting, Evaluating priorities
  • P.O.S.I.T.I.V.E. - Build Study Skills and Executive Functioning - (Grade 5-7) VIRTUAL

    Enroll in POSITIVE to give your students the head start they need to succeed in the new year. This engaging and interactive course will help students develop and practice strong executive functioning skills. Students will learn how their brain functions best and why these skills are important to thrive in school and life. What are executive function skills? We use the POSITIVE acronym to learn, practice, and grow these essential life skills: Planning, Organization, Self-Initiation, Time Management, Inhibition, Vision and Goal Setting, Evaluating priorities
  • Pinspired Kids (Grade K-3) 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 3 (July 7-11)

    Let your child's imagination run wild in this fun-filled Pinterest-inspired class! Kids will explore a variety of hands-on DIY projects, colorful crafts and creations. We’ll dive into a new Pinterest-worthy activity, using a mix of art, design, and creativity to bring ideas to life. Perfect for young makers who love to craft, create, and express themselves, this class encourages creativity, problem-solving, and a love for all things handmade! Let’s turn inspiration into creation—one pin-worthy project at a time!
  • Playmakers with Valley Youth Theatre (Grade 2-6) 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 3 (July 7-11)

    In this creative class, students will learn how to build a play from the ground up! Starting with the writing process, students will find out what it takes to go from brainstorming, to writing, to editing and revising an original play. As an ensemble, students will then audition, cast, rehearse and perform in their own short piece. Explore the world of theatre through every angle with this fun-filled class! There will be a short performance on the last day of class. More details will be sent to enrolled families.
  • Power Up Study Time with The Study Coaches - Online Tutoring (July)

    Power Up Study Time – Less Stress, More Success! When your child’s homework starts feeling like your homework, it’s time to do something differently! Power Up Study Time is designed to: Boost executive functioning & study skills Improve understanding & academic confidence Reduce homework stress for both you and your child Create consistent study habits Monday–Thursday With Power Up Study Time, your child gets personalized support from expert tutors who guide them through their own work, helping them master organization, study skills, and problem-solving. Many students have transformed failing grades into A’s and B’s—gaining confidence and a new outlook on school. Enroll anytime! Prorated fees available. Contact the ECS Office at 480-575-2440 for assistance. Need a different time? Call Kari Workman at 602-369-4159 to check availability.
  • Summer Dance Blast (Grade K-3) 9:00 AM-10:30 AM Session 2

    Our 90 -minute daily Summer Dance Blast Combines the fun of movement with strong dance fundamentals! Children will explore Jazz/Hip hop, Ballet and creative Movement. While they are having fun they will also be building coordination, strength and rhythm. It’s the perfect way to keep your k-3rd grader active this summer! Here’s a link to learn more about Plaza Productions.
  • The CSHS Summer Theater Project: ACTOR (Grade 8-12) 10AM -2PM

    This project is Shakespeare like you've never experienced it before! Learn about acting techniques and character analysis through a staged production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Students will be studying Shakespearean text, character analysis, and more. Whether or not you’re new to performing Shakespeare, this is a great opportunity to learn and add to your artistic resumé.This adaptation will culminate in a modern-day, music festival in the desert feel. in two showcase performances in the CSHS Lecture Hall. The schedule is: M-F, 10AM-2PM, July 14-August 1 M-F 2:15-4PM, August 4-7 Showcase #1 8/8 @7PM, #2 8/9 @ 7PM
  • Young Rembrandts Underwater Explorers (Grade 2-6) 9:00 AM-Noon (July 7-11)

    Young Rembrandts teaches drawing, the basis of all visual arts, in a fun and nurturing setting that ensures success for every child. On this drawing workshop, students will be creating and personifying ordinary underwater animals. Every day we will be incorporating an adventure under an amazing "Underwater Theme". Sign up today! Now open for registrations!! Space is limited.
  • Young Rembrandts the new "Anime Fashion" (Grade 2-6) 9:00 AM-Noon (July 14-18)

    Fashionista: Anime/Manga Drawing Workshop. Our drawings are inspired by anime and manga, both pop-culture Japanese art styles. Each day will highlight the fashion sensibilities of anime and manga, from hair styles to costumes to fantasy-inspired imagery. Join us!