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    Culinary Basics (July 31-August 3)

    $0.00
    Summer Enrichment Camp
    Grades: 6th - 8th grade

    Dates:
    Monday-Thursday
    9am-1pm (Location: Career Center)
    July 31-August 3
    Culinary Basics will show students proper and effective ways to prep and cook foods. They will learn how to prepare healthy breakfast, lunch, and dinner entrees. They will learn how to read recipes and turn them into their own with just a few minor adjustments. They will cook, laugh, and have fun with culinary basics. ...read more
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    Digital Art with Photoshop (CHS)

    $400.00
    Summer Enrichment Camp
    Grades: 9th-12th

    Date:
    Monday - Friday
    July 24-28
    9AM - 1PM (Location: Communications High School)
    Have you ever wanted to create your own computer artwork or manipulate digital pictures? Interested in adding images to a photo or changing someone’s appearance? Here is your chance to learn Photoshop skills in a fun summer environment. Campers will learn how to use Photoshop tools to create, improve and manipulate images. We will also explore how magazines edit images to market products to consumers. ...read more
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    Digital Art with Photoshop (HTHS)

    $450.00
    Summer Enrichment Camp
    Grades: 6th-8th

    Date:
    Monday - Friday
    July 17-21
    9am- 2pm (Location: High Technology High School)
    Have you ever wanted to create your own computer artwork or manipulate digital pictures? Interested in adding images to a photo or changing someone’s appearance? Here is your chance to learn Photoshop skills in a fun summer environment. Campers will learn how to use Photoshop tools to create, improve and manipulate images. We will also explore how magazines edit images to market products to consumers. ...read more
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    Digital Circuit Technologies

    $450.00
    Summer Enrichment Camp
    Grades: 6th - 8th

    Date:
    Monday - Friday
    July 24-28
    9AM- 2PM (Location: High Technology High School)
    This is where electrical engineering, the field of designing and developing new electronic equipment begins. Discover the inner workings of circuits by building electronic devices using resistors, LEDs, Integrated circuits and more. Learn the basics of soldering techniques then move on to more difficult projects. Explore the inner workings of integrated circuit chips by building circuits on computers using logic gates. Completed projects can be brought home after the last day of camp. ...read more
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    Electric Vehicle Course

    $250.00
    Summer Enrichment Camp
    Grades: Continuing Education

    Dates:
    Monday-Thursday
    9am - 12:00pm
    July 10-13 (Location: Hazlet Campus)
    OR July 17-20 (Location: Hazlet Campus)
    Electric Cars 101 What you need to know about electric vehicles, the fundamentals and hybrid safety. Be able to identify the HAZARDS in the workplace, learn about hybrid vehicle principles, vehicle parts, and explore different types of hybrid vehicles and understand hybrid operations. Open discussions on hybrid operation and new vehicle technologies. ...read more
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    Engineering Design

    $450.00
    Summer Enrichment Camp
    Grades: 8th-11th

    Date:
    Monday-Friday
    July 10-14
    9AM - 2PM (Location: High Technology High School)
    Did you ever want to take a CAD course at your school but it wasn’t offered? Here is an opportunity to take that course in 1 week and feel confident learning AutoDesk 3D CAD software. Use engineering design principles while utilizing 3D CAD software to solve problems. Learn to read engineering drawings for manufacturing products, and review American National Standards Institute guidelines for drawings. Identify, create, and read working drawings; apply dimensions; identify and create pictorial drawings; and learn sketching techniques. Create orthographic, oblique, isometric, and perspective sketches and exploded views. PREREQUISITES: Students must be in grades 8th through 12th. The willingness to learn. A digital jump / flash drive or cloud-based storage is suggested, ...read more
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    Film Appreciation Basics

    $300.00
    Summer Enrichment Camp
    Grades: 8th - 11th

    Date:
    Monday-Friday
    August 7-11
    9am - 12pm (Location: Communications High School)
    Film Theory & Analysis. Students will learn about a Cinematic concept (genre, auteur, etc...). We will then watch a film in that concept and then discuss. Each day will be a new concept & film. There will be a short assignment (podcast, slideshow, etc...) for each topic. This will be a fun and informative introduction to cinema and cinema studies. ...read more
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    Intro to Law & Public Safety

    $300.00
    Summer Enrichment Camp
    Grades: 6th-8th

    Date:
    Monday-Friday
    August 7-11
    8am-12pm (Location: Academy of Law and Public Safety)
    Students will be introduced to the Academy of Law and Public Safety along with various basics of law enforcement through classroom, hands-on activities and guest speakers. Students should bring a snack. ...read more
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    Ladies at SEA: Science & Engineering Applied

    $450.00
    Summer Enrichment Camp
    Grades: 7th (SURFace Level) or 8th (DIVING Deep)

    Dates:
    Monday-Friday
    9am - 2pm

    SURFace Level:
    June 26-30 (Location: Marine Academy of Science and Technology)

    DIVING Deep:
    July 10 - 14 (Location: Marine Academy of Science and Technology)
    “SURFace Level”: This first session camp will introduce rising 7th grade female students to the exciting field of marine science and technology in 5 full day sessions. Students will learn to use state of the art equipment to perform the following techniques: 3D modeling, laser cutting and engraving, design elements, photography, and electronics. In addition, students will participate in beach profiling, a data focused beach sweep plus sail on the 65-foot research vessel, The Blue Sea for a full day trip. “DIVING Deep”: This camp is for rising 8th grade female students. Students will gain a deepened understanding of knowledge and retain skills to prepare them for their next 4 years and beyond. Students will participate in a dogfish dissection and ...read more
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    Phlebotomy Technician

    $485.00
    Tuesdays & Thursdays (10 sessions-40 hours)
    5:00 pm-9:00 pm Neptune Annex
    January 3, 2023-February 7, 2023
    OR February 14, 2023-March 21, 2023
    OR March 28, 2023-May 9, 2023
    OR May 11, 2023-June 15, 2023

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    Wednesdays (10 sessions-40 hours)
    4:30 pm-8:30 pm Career Center
    March 15, 2023-May 24, 2023
    This class will prepare students to become phlebotomy technicians. Topics include: the healthcare delivery system, collection of materials and equipment, venipuncture and capillary techniques, and medical/legal/ ethical implications of blood collection. Practices will include: CDC recommendations for proper training and use of personal protective equipment PPE to protect the student from Covid-19. Textbook not included in cost of course. Upon successful completion of the course, students may be recommended for a one week optional internship at CentraState Hospital on mutually agreed upon dates from 7:00 am-3:00 pm Monday and 5:00 am-3:00 pm Tuesday-Friday within 6 months of completing this course. Students must complete ...read more
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