The APCP Summer Program is Piedmont's home for high quality summer enrichment opportunities. APCP features our highly qualified educators, small class sizes, and casual setting, so students can build lasting connections, fun and passion.

2015 APCP Summer Enrichment Program for grades K-12

Start Date: June 15th (Fri., July 3rd is a holiday)

Come to APCP’s 2015 Summer Enrichment Program where inspiration and creativity can become something that leaps off the page, the screen and your fingertips - into reality. 2015 Summer Registration now Open!

Classes for entering Kindergarten-5th graders

New Courses!

• *New* Chrome Book Boot Camp
• *New* Drawn to Dragons
• *New* Italian Cooking
• *New* Adventure Camp

Returning Courses!

· Kindergarten Camp *Almost full*

· First Grade Adventures *Almost full*

· American Girl Camp

· Game Design

· Movie Making

· Math Solutions

· Sewing and Fabrication

Classes for entering 6th-8th graders

New Courses!

• *New* Survivor Skills Class
• *New* Drawing
• *New* Leadership Bootcamp

Returning Courses!

· Welcome to Middle School *Almost full*

· Filmmaking *Almost full*

· Website Development with Google Sites

· Game Design with Scratch

· Babysitting

· Artbotic

Classes for entering 9th-12th graders

New Courses!

· *New* Exploring Computer Science

· 1 space left - Writing the Personal Statement for College (for incoming Seniors)

And in it’s 4th year….

A I S C E

Academy of Integrated Studies and Community Engagement

Service. Return. A.I.S.C.E.
Advantage Others. Advantage You.

2015 Summer Registration now Open – New Schedules and Updates!

The Academy of Integrated Studies and Community Engagement (A.I.S.C.E.) returns for its’ fourth year at Piedmont High School. AISCE (“ace”) is a service-learning program for students entering 9th-12th grades that integrates community service with informal collaborative seminars emphasizing discussion, exploration and reflection. Courses such as: “Math for All”, and “Farm to Table!” will be offered again this summer along with new courses: “To Have and Have Not”, and “East Bay Community Development”

Building on our partnerships in the East Bay AISCE will again be continuing exciting partnerships with O.U.S.D and local non-profits supporting youth. AISCE students will have the opportunity to work and engage locally in two-week classes with up to 35 hours of community service credit depending on course.

For all courses go to: 2015 Summer Registration now Open!

For questions

o www.apcpsummerenrichment.com or apcpsummer@gmail.com

o Stephanie Griffin, Principal

o Louisa Cheung, Asst. Principal

o Ashley English, AISCE Director