From The Desk of Dr. Kern: April 5, 2018 2018-19 Kindergarten Parents Dial-4 Meeting: Parents of all incoming 2018-19 Kindergarten

students (Central, Poff & Wyland) are invited to attend an informational session on the screening process and the DIAL 4 assessment on Wednesday, April 18, from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. in the Cafeteria at Central Elementary School, located at 4100 Middle Road, Allison Park, PA. Hope to see you then!

Talbot Time Schedule: Due to PSSA Testing, Talbot Time is cancelled during the PSSA ELA and MATH testing dates. Please see the Calendar of Events listed below for revised Talbot Time dates. An information sheet with the updated Talbot Time Schedule will be sent home with students who participate in this after school activity on Friday, April 6. Thank you!

Visitor Badges / School Gate Guardian: As of April 2, the elementary schools have begun using the new visitor management badging system called School Gate Guardian. The system has been in place at Hampton Middle School and High School for several weeks. Please read the attached letter explaining the system.  

PSSA Testing – Attention Parents / Guardians of Students in Grades 3, 4 and 5! The 2018 Pennsylvania System of School Assessments (PSSA) for students in Grades 3, 4 and 5 will be administered following the schedule below. We begin testing each morning at approximately 8:30 a.m. Tests are considered untimed but will take approximately 40-80 minutes depending on the grade and test. Please be sure that students have a good night’s rest and a healthy breakfast. Arrival on time for school is critical, the administration of these assessments is sequential, and classroom interruption cannot occur. Please avoid scheduling any doctor appointments, vacations, etc. during these testing dates. If it is absolutely necessary to schedule an appointment, please make them for the afternoon. If you have additional questions about PSSA testing, please read the attached “Frequently Asked Questions, Information for Parents or Guardians” in our flyer section. We appreciate your efforts to have your child in attendance on all testing dates.

News from the Counselor: Help us celebrate Hats On for Progeria Day on Friday, April 6, by

donating anywhere from $1.00 or more and wear your favorite hat! Funds raised will go directly to the Progeria Research Foundation. Also please visit our donation page: https://prf.donorpages.com/HatsON2018/CentralElementary/

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

April 6 ............................................ Hats On for Progeria Day April 9 ............................................. Lunch & Learn Book Club for English Festival Participants .............................................. Cartooning & Comics Club (3:15 – 4:15 p.m.) .............................................. Girls on the Run (3:15 – 4:45 p.m.) .............................................. School Board Voting Meeting (Tentative) HMS Library (7:30 p.m.)

CENTRAL SCOOP

Grades 3, 4 and 5: English Language Arts (ELA)

Testing Schedule

Tuesday, April 10

Wednesday, April 11

Thursday, April 12

Grade 3, 4, and 5: Math Testing Schedule

Tuesday, April 17

Wednesday, April 18

Grade 4: Science Testing Schedule

Tuesday, April 24

Wednesday, April 25

CALENDAR OF EVENTS (Cont’d) April 10 ........................................... PSSA ELA Testing Gr. 3, 4 & 5 .............................................. Chess Club (3:15 – 4:15 p.m.) .............................................. Talbot Time - CANCELLED April 11 ........................................... PSSA ELA Testing Gr. 3, 4 & 5 .............................................. Gr. 4 Chorus April 12 ........................................... PSSA ELA Testing Gr. 3, 4 & 5 .............................................. Gr. 5 Chorus .............................................. Club Create (3:15 – 4:15 p.m.) .............................................. Girls on the Run (3:15 – 4:45 p.m.) .............................................. Talbot Time - CANCELLED .............................................. Report Cards Home to Parents April 16 ........................................... Cartooning & Comics Club (3:15 – 4:15 p.m.) .............................................. Girls on the Run (3:15 – 4:45 p.m.) April 17 ........................................... PSSA MATH Testing Gr. 3, 4 & 5 .............................................. Chess Club (3:15 – 4:15 p.m.) .............................................. Club Create (3:15 – 4:15 p.m. .............................................. Garden Club (3:15 – 4:30 p.m.) .............................................. Talbot Time - CANCELLED April 19 ........................................... School Store (Lunchtime) .............................................. Girls on the Run (3:15 – 4:45 p.m.) .............................................. Talbot Time - CANCELLED .............................................. Kids Care Club (3:30 – 4:30 p.m.) April 20 ........................................... Elementary Early Dismissal (1:30 p.m.)

School Flyers Visitor Badges / School Gate Guardian Parent Letter PSSA Parent Letter, Info Sheet & Cell Phone Policy Hats On for Progeria Club Create (April Dates) Hampton Township School District Summer Program Brochure Camp Invention Summer Program 2018 Summer Program Registration Form 2018 Summer Program Health Form

Community Flyers Pittsburgh Pirate Tickets 2018 Hampton Summer Basketball Camps 2018 HJFA – Football & Cheer Registration Recycle Rama 2018 Flyer Recycle Rama Volunteer Flyer 2018 Hampton Inline Hockey 2018-19 Children’s Theater Festival Pittsburgh Cultural Trust 2018 Boy Scouts Day Camp Guyasuta Flyer Box Tops CHIP – PA Children’s Health Insurance Program

Dear Parents and Guardians of Central Elementary School Students: The safety of our students is one of our top priorities. To continue to strengthen our safety protocols, the District is implementing a visitor registration system. This system will allow us to more clearly and accurately identify visitors to our schools during the school day and to record when visitors enter and exit our buildings. Beginning April 2, 2018, visitors to Central Elementary School during the school day will need to present a government-issued identification (such as a driver’s license) to the secretary in the captured vestibule. The driver’s license will then be scanned and compared with information from several databases including the registered sex offender database. If there is a match, the secretary will alert the building administration who will assess and address the situation. If there is not a match, the building secretary will print a visitor’s badge which includes the visitor’s name, photo, reason for the visit and location of the visit. Upon completion of the visit, the visitor will need to return to the secretary to scan the barcode in order to exit. All visitors are required to exit the building through the main entrance unless otherwise directed by school personnel. The process of scanning and printing a visitor’s badge should take less than three minutes to complete; however, we do ask for patience from all visitors as this system is implemented. We recommend arriving on campus with enough time to complete the required scanning and check in. The visitor registration system does allow the buildings to pre-populate visitor badges in order to expedite arrivals when we are expecting groups of visitors/volunteers, such as when we host holiday parties. In order to pre-populate the visitor badges, we would need for visitors to have scanned their government issued identification (such as a driver’s license) prior to the event. As such, we would encourage parents who are anticipating arriving for larger events this spring such as Kindergarten End-of-Year Celebration, Science Olympiad, or Primary Science day to visit the building at some point before the event to scan their identification. This process would expedite your badging process on the date of your spring event. Large events where family and friends are visiting only in the gym or cafeteria for a program such as 4th Grade Wax Museum or 5th Grade Promotion Program will not need to be badged. Until we are all more familiar with this process, please continue reading the Central Scoop to learn about what events will require visitors to be badged.

Parents or guardians who are dropping off items for students or staff will not need to have a visitor’s badge but can just leave the items with the building secretary. Thank you, in advance, for your assistance as we implement these additional safety protocols. If you have any questions, please feel free to read our Frequently Asked Questions available on the District’s website at www.ht-sd.org or contact me at 412-492-6320 or kern@ht-sd.org. Sincerely,

Amy L. Kern, Ed.D. Principal

 Hampton Township School District                                          Amy Kern, Ed.D., Principal   

Central Elementary School                       

 

 

March 22, 2018

Dear Parents and Guardians of Central Elementary School Students: The safety of our students is one of our top priorities. To continue to strengthen our safety protocols, the District is implementing a visitor registration system. This system will allow us to more clearly and accurately identify visitors to our schools during the school day and to record when visitors enter and exit our buildings. Beginning April 2, 2018, visitors to Central Elementary School during the school day will need to present a government-issued identification (such as a driver’s license) to the secretary in the captured vestibule. The driver’s license will then be scanned and compared with information from several databases including the registered sex offender database. If there is a match, the secretary will alert the building administration who will assess and address the situation. If there is not a match, the building secretary will print a visitor’s badge that includes the visitor’s name, photo, reason for the visit and location of the visit. Upon completion of the visit, the visitor will need to return to the secretary to scan the barcode in order to exit. All visitors are required to exit the building through the main entrance unless otherwise directed by school personnel. The process of scanning and printing a visitor’s badge should take less than three minutes to complete; however, we do ask for patience from all visitors as this system is implemented. We recommend arriving on campus with enough time to complete the required scanning and check in. The visitor registration system does allow the buildings to pre-populate visitor badges in order to expedite arrivals when we are expecting groups of visitors/volunteers, such as when we host holiday parties. In order to pre-populate the visitor badges, we would need for visitors to have scanned their government issued identification (such as a driver’s license) prior to the event. As such, we would encourage parents who are anticipating arriving for larger events this spring, such as Kindergarten End-of-Year Celebration, Science Olympiad or Primary Science day, to visit the building at some point before the event to scan their identification. This process would expedite your badging process on the date of your spring event. Large events where family and friends are visiting only in the gym or cafeteria for a program, such as 4th Grade Wax Museum or 5th Grade Promotion Program, will not

 Hampton Township School District                                          Amy Kern, Ed.D., Principal   

Central Elementary School                       

 

 

March 22, 2018 Page 2 need to be badged. Until we are all more familiar with this process, please continue reading the Central Scoop to learn about what events will require visitors to be badged. Parents or guardians who are dropping off items for students or staff will not need to have a visitor’s badge but can just leave the items with the building secretary. Thank you, in advance, for your assistance as we implement these additional safety protocols. If you have any questions, please feel free to read our Frequently Asked Questions available on the District’s website at www.ht-sd.org or contact me at 412-492-6320 or kern@ht-sd.org. Sincerely,

Amy L. Kern, Ed.D. Principal

Hampton Township School District   

Central Elementary School             Amy Kern, Ed.D., Principal     

   

4100 Middle Road Allison Park, PA 15101-1210 Telephone: 412.486-6000 Fax: 412-486-1144 www.ht-sd.org

March 1, 2018   

Dear Third, Fourth and Fifth Grade Parents/Guardians:  

The 2018 Pennsylvania System of School Assessments (PSSA) for students in Grades 3, 4 and 5 will occur in April.  Information obtained from the assessment is often valuable for refining curriculum, designing professional development and informing the community about student achievement.  

Below you will find the Central Elementary PSSA Testing Schedule.  Testing will begin approximately at 8:30 a.m. each day.  Tests are considered untimed but will take approximately 40‐80 minutes depending on the grade and test.  Please avoid scheduling any doctor appointments, vacations, etc. during these testing dates.  If it is absolutely necessary to schedule an appointment, please make them for the afternoon.   

Grades 3, 4 and 5:   English Language Arts (ELA) Testing Schedule April 10 Tuesday 

April 11 Wednesday 

April 12   Thursday 

 

ELA  

ELA  

ELA  

Grade 3, 4, and 5:   Math Testing Schedule April 17 Tuesday 

April 18 Wednesday 

 

Math  

Math  

Grade 4:   Science Testing Schedule April 24 Tuesday 

April 25 Wednesday 

 

Science  

Science 

                        

The assessments will challenge all students with tasks requiring them to inference, problem‐solve, and identifying concepts.  Students will write their own responses to items as well as choose from multiple‐choice responses.  

Parents can help their children prepare for the assessment by encouraging them to get plenty of sleep each night and to eat a good breakfast each morning.  Also, parents can reassure children that the assessment gives them an opportunity to show what they have learned in order to help teachers plan the best possible instruction for them.  

An informational flyer is attached to help you better understand and answer questions regarding the assessments.   

Sincerely, 

 Amy Kern, Ed.D. Principal   Enclosure 

5, 12, 17, 24

3:15-4:15with Mrs. May

in Room 28

$30.00per student

Fee includes materials

*2 sessions: $15

4th & 5th Graders

This month:Make and Take

Holiday and Seasonal Crafts

I give my child _____________________ permission to participate in Club Create in April. I will be at Central Elementary’s side doors promptly at 4:15 for pick up.

Enclosed is payment of $15/$30 cash or check payable to Tabetha May.

Student’s Homeroom ___________ Circle dates attending: 5 12 17 24

Parent Signature Parent Phone Number

This activity is offered as an additional activity for students and is not sponsored by the Hampton Township School District.

HAMPTON TOWNSHIP

SCHOOL DISTRICT

SUMMER PROGRAM 2018

Session I: June 18 - June 22

Session II: June 25 – June 29

Session III: July 23 - July 27 Camp Invention GENERAL INFORMATION (Sessions I & II)

**SNACKS**

Students are

encouraged to

bring their own

snack for a mid-

morning break.

Students currently in Grades K-11 may register for the summer program. Immediate

registration by mail is recommended. Complete the attached registration form and health

form and mail your check or money order, made payable to:

“HAMPTON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT”

Mail to : HTSD Summer Program – 2284 Wyland Ave, Allison Park, PA 15101

While registration by mail is recommended, in-person registration will occur Tuesday, June

12th and Wednesday, June 13th at Hampton Middle School from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, in the

Main Office. This program is open to both Hampton residents and non-residents. Tuition

cannot be refunded after June 18th; however, a credit will be issued for a later session or

the next year for student cancellations after the deadline.

CLASS TIMES: Classes meet for five consecutive days, Monday through Friday, at

Hampton Middle School.

**DROP-OFF**

Students should enter through the library entrance, door #16, which is at the rear of the

Middle School. Students will report to the library where they will be met by their teachers.

**PICK-UP**

All students will be escorted to the parking lot outside the library entrance, door #16.

Please plan to meet your child there. If you have made arrangements for your child to

carpool with another student, you must provide the teacher with a note.

GENERAL INFORMATION (Camp Invention)

Camp Invention is a nationally-recognized STEM program where students will have the

opportunity to work together in a hands-on environment (please see page 7 for more

details). This camp is held at WYLAND ELEMENTARY the last full week in July. The K-5

Camp Invention Program is a full-day camp, 8:30 am to 3 pm. Please drop off and pick up

your child at the front entrance of Wyland Elementary.

**NURSE**

A certified nurse

will be on duty.

**STUDENT

PARKING**

High School

students who wish

to drive must park

in the lot across

the street from

the Middle School,

adjacent to the

stadium.

COURSES WITH

INSUFFICIENT

ENROLLMENT

MAY BE

CANCELED.

Parents will be

notified ONLY if a

course has been

canceled.

QUESTIONS: Laurie Tocci or Michael Silbaugh

412-492-6346 412-492-6358

tocci@ht-sd.org silbaugh@ht-sd.org

Starting June 18th, the Summer Program Office will be located in the Middle

School Library.

Please call 412-492-6362 June 18th-June 29th.

SESSION I: June 18 – June 22 Page 2 #001-1 SUMMER THEATER

Grades: K-5

THIS IS A TWO WEEK COURSE: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM JUNE 18-JUNE 22 and JUNE 25-JUNE 29

Come and join our elementary summer theater program! Our goal is to present a production of an age

appropriate show. We are hoping to improve the student’s self-confidence, expression, and public

speaking skills in a fun and creative way. Students will participate in various drama games and

activities that will develop their acting skills. The students will audition for roles and learn to work cooperatively

with each other to learn their lines, as well as to create scenery. Throughout the program, the students will be

required to memorize their lines, perform, design set decorations, learn music, and develop costumes for their

performance. Please join us on Friday, June 29, at 11am for our performance!

Instructors: Greg Shumaker, Melissa Survinski Fee: $170 Room: Auditorium

#002-1 SUMMER INTRAMURALS

Grades: K-5

SESSION I – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM*

Summer Intramurals is a chance to play

team sports and other games in a semi-

competitive environment where the

focus is movement, fitness, teamwork,

and just playing to play. We will play a

variety of outdoor and indoor team sports and games

depending on the grade level.

Instructor: Andrew Petruska

Room : Main Gym Fee: $80

*Also offered in Session II

#003-1 MAZES GAMES AND MORE!

Grades: 2-4

SESSION I – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Students will be inspired to solve creative challenges

using Bloxels and Sphero SPRK+ on the iPad. Students

will be given the opportunity to build their own game and

code their way as they navigate through mazes.

Instructor: Meredith Rea Fee: $85

Room: G702

#004-1 INCREDIBLE EDIBLE SCIENCE

EXPERIMENTS

Grades: 2-5

SESSION I - 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Have you ever thought of your kitchen as

a science laboratory? There are many

similarities between a chemistry lab and a

kitchen. Come experience a science lab

where all of your creations are edible!

We will be experimenting with different ingredients

and how they interact with each other. We will also be

creating mixtures and chemical reactions that taste

delicious!

Instructor: Nina Griffith Fee: $90

Room: D405

#005-1 ART EXPLORATIONS

Grades: 3-5

SESSION I – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Do you love to explore and create with art materials? If

you like to try new things in art, this may be the class for

you! Each day, we will explore a new medium. Students

will draw, paint, sculpt, weave, and print. Please bring a

pencil, sketchbook (if you have one) and wear an art shirt

to class.

Instructor: Kelly Koble Fee: $90

Room: B209

SESSION I: June 18 – June 22 Page 3 #006-1 BEGINNING COLOR GUARD

Grades: 3-5

SESSION I – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Do you love to dance? Please join us as we learn the basics of Color Guard. Color Guard combines dance

and spinning flags into an exciting and entertaining art form. Super fun! The class will end with a

special performance for parents, family and friends.

Instructor: Lurrene Parker Fee: $80 Room: Auxiliary Gym

#007-1 PROGRAMMING FUN!

Grades: 3-6

SESSION I – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM*

Do you love to play video

games? In this camp, you

will learn the basics of

computer programming

using Hopscotch, Tynker,

and Cargo-Bot to create your very own unique games

and animations! After learning how to create them, how

about using your reading, writing, and math skills to

create amazing and unique worlds in Minecraft?

Instructor: John Lee Fee: $85

Room: D409

*Also offered in Session II

#008-1 KIDS COOKING: WORLD CUISINE

Grades: 4-7

SESSION I – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Come travel the world through food!

Students will have hands-on experience

preparing and tasting dishes from

American, French, Asian, Italian, and

Mexican cultures. One day will be spent

on each culture. In addition to the food preparation,

students will learn about meal-time traditions that

surround each dish, which are specific to its region of

the world.

Instructor: Rebecca Schratz Fee: $90

Room: C308

#009-1 ROBOTS IN MOTION

Grades: 4-7

SESSION I – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Discover the world of

robots exploring the Hummingbird

and Finch robots! Using the Finch

Robot you will learn to program a

robot to move with lights and

music, traverse through a maze, and much more! You

will also craft and code your very own robotic creation

using the Hummingbird Robotics Kit, programming

tools, and imagination. The robots aren’t the only ones

who will have an amazing time!

Instructor: Joe Cangilla Fee: $85

Room: D408

#010-1 MATH SAT PREP

Grades: 9-11

SESSION I – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

This quick SAT Preparation course for the

recently redesigned SAT Math will provide a review to

further develop mathematical skills including numbers

and operations, algebra, geometry, measurement, data

analysis, and probability. All of these subjects are

eligible content for the SAT. The students will learn

test-taking strategies geared to both multiple choice

problems and open-ended questions. Students will

practice these skills by interacting in activities on the

Smart Board and by taking multiple practice tests. The

course will follow The Official Redesigned SAT Study

Guide, which can also be used in the

Reading and Writing SAT Prep

course. Students must purchase a

copy of this book the first day of

class (please bring $20).

Instructor: Amy Leya Fee: $80

Room: G708

SESSION II: June 25 – June 29 Page 4

#002-2 SUMMER INTRAMURALS

Grades: K-5

SESSION II – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM*

Summer Intramurals is a chance to play team sports

and other games in a semi-competitive environment

where the focus is movement, fitness, teamwork, and

just playing to play. We will play a variety of outdoor

and indoor team sports and games depending on the

grade level.

Instructor: Andrew Petruska

Room: Main Gym Fee: $80

*Also offered in Session I

#011-2 KITCHEN COOK-OFF

Grades: K-3

SESSION II – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Come together to battle with your peers

for the best tasting and healthiest dishes.

Students will create recipes that include

one protein, one veggie and fruit of

different colors, one whole grain, and one

dessert. As a culminating activity, the students will cook

for a panel of expert judges.

Instructor: Rebecca Schratz Fee: $90

Room: C308

#012-2 BREAK-OUT TIME

Grades: 3-5

SESSION II – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Do you like solving puzzles? Players will use teamwork

and critical thinking to design

challenging puzzles in order to open

the locked box. Students will

develop a compelling story, time limit,

and series of puzzles to create an

interactive game.

Instructor: Nina Griffith Fee: $85

Room: G703

#013-2 BEGINNERS FUSED GLASS

Grades: 3-5

SESSION II – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Students will be introduced to the

different mediums of fused glass.

They will learn about the tools used

and some cutting. We will complete 2

small projects, using sheet glass,

stringers, noodles, and frit.

Instructor: Marla Kohan Fee: $90

Room: B209

#007-2 PROGRAMMING FUN!

Grades: 3-6

SESSION II – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM*

Do you love to play video

games? In this camp, you

will learn the basics of

computer programming

using Hopscotch, Tynker,

and Cargo-Bot to create your very own unique games

and animations! After learning how to create them, how

about using your reading, writing, and math skills to

create amazing and unique worlds in Minecraft?

Instructor: John Lee Fee: $85

Room: D409

*Also offered in Session I

#014-2 BABYSITTING

Grades: 3-7

SESSION II - 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Successful babysitting experiences

require the caregiver to provide a fun

and safe environment. This course

provides future babysitters the

opportunity to learn about safety,

proper nutrition and behavior

management. In addition, students will create games and

activities, as well as materials for advertising. By the end

of the week, students will have had the opportunity to

become CPR CERTIFIED. All participants will receive a

certificate of completion.

Instructor: Kelsey Young Fee: $95

Room: G702

SESSION II: June 25 – June 29 Page 5

#015-2 INVENT YOUR WORLD

Grades: 3-8

SESSION II – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

This workshop will empower students to create solutions to real-world problems with

LittleBits and Makey Makey! Use it, improve it, then inspire others! Students will

engage in problem solving, creative thinking, and collaboration. Be the next Einstein!

Instructor: Tamara Ammon Fee: $85 Room: D408

#016-2 ROBOT C

Grades: 7-9

SESSION II – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Discover the world of virtual

robots exploring the

ROBOT C programming

language. ROBOTC is a powerful C-based programming

language with a Windows environment for writing and

debugging programs, and the only programming language

at this level that offers a comprehensive, real-time

debugger. ROBOT C is a Cross-platform solution that

allows students to learn the type of c-based

programming used in advanced education and

professional applications.

ROBOT C uses the industry standard C-programming

language.

ROBOT C has the same form and feel, often even

the same command names, as professional tools used

on other systems.

Instructor: Hartley Kennedy

Fee: $85 Room D415

#017-2 READING & WRITING SAT PREP

Grades: 9-11

SESSION II – 9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Feeling anxious about the recently redesigned SAT?

Calm your fears with preparation! In the Reading and

Writing SAT Prep summer course, we will review

concepts found on the SAT’s including vocabulary,

passage comprehension, sentence structure, grammar,

usage, and composition. We will also cover test taking

strategies for multiple choice questions and timed

writing assignments.

The course will follow The Official Redesigned SAT

Study Guide, which can also be used in the Math SAT

Prep course. Students must purchase a copy of this

book the first day of class (please bring $20).

Instructor: Mark Weaver Fee $80

Room G708

PARTNERSHIPS Page 6

DRIVER’S EDUCATION

SESSIONS I & II: June 18th – June 29th

OFFERED THROUGH CCAC

CCAC DRIVER EDUCATION CLASSROOM THEORY

SESSIONS I AND II THIS IS A 2-WEEK COURSE

June 18-22 & June 25-June 29

9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Course: YOU-820-1470 (30 Hours)

Fee: $139.00

*** STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO

ATTEND ALL 10 SESSIONS ***

This class is offered by CCAC but will be held

at Hampton Middle School in Room G707.

CCAC/KENNEDY SCHOOL OF DRIVING

PRACTICE DRIVING

Offered beyond the 30 hour Classroom Theory course.

Course: YOU-030-1470 (6 Hours by appointment)

Fee: $339.00

This is a practice driving Class. The driving instructor is

no longer able to administer the driver’s license test.

Successful completion of this course may result in a

short-term benefit of reduced insurance premiums.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Registration Opens: 5/1/17

Please call the CCAC Non-Credit Registration Line to register @ 412-788-7546

A textbook is required for this course: Drive Right 11th Edition (soft cover), ISBN: 10:0133672662,

ISBN-13: 9780133672664 Available at: http://www.pearsonschool.com

Questions? Call 412-788-7507-3703 10:00 am-3:00 pm Monday through Friday

For more information visit the CCAC website: http://shopcommunityed.ccac.edu

*** Please do not send registration to Hampton Township School District ***

CAMP INVENTION (Elementary): July 23 – July 27 Page 7

Page 7

HTSD Summer Program 2018 Registration Forms

DATES AND TIMES OF PROGRAM: SESSION I: JUNE 18 - JUNE 22 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM HMS

SESSION II: JUNE 25 – JUNE 29 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM HMS

CAMP INVENTION: JULY 23 – JULY 27 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM WYLAND

Please complete and cut out one registration block per class for each child you wish to enroll.

Name: ______________________________

Address: ____________________________

____________________________

e-mail: _____________________________

Phone(s): ____________________________

School: ____________________ (M/F)____

Current Grade: __________ Age: _________

Course Name _________________________

Course # ______ Session #_____ Fee:_____

Name: ______________________________

Address: ____________________________

____________________________

e-mail: _____________________________

Phone(s): ____________________________

School: ____________________ (M/F)____

Current Grade: __________ Age: _________

Course Name _________________________

Course # ______ Session #_____ Fee:_____

OFFICE USE ONLY: Do not write below OFFICE USE ONLY: Do not write below

Name: ______________________________

Address: ____________________________

____________________________

e-mail: _____________________________

Phone(s): ____________________________

School: ____________________ (M/F)____

Current Grade: __________ Age: _________

Course Name _________________________

Course # ______ Session #_____ Fee:_____

Name: ______________________________

Address: ____________________________

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e-mail: _____________________________

Phone(s): ____________________________

School: ____________________ (M/F)____

Current Grade: __________ Age: _________

Course Name _________________________

Course # ______ Session #_____ Fee:_____

OFFICE USE ONLY: Do not write below OFFICE USE ONLY: Do not write below

Name: ______________________________

Address: ____________________________

____________________________

e-mail: _____________________________

Phone(s): ____________________________

School: ____________________ (M/F)____

Current Grade: __________ Age: _________

Course Name _________________________

Course # ______ Session #_____ Fee:_____

Name: ______________________________

Address: ____________________________

____________________________

e-mail: _____________________________

Phone(s): ____________________________

School: ____________________ (M/F)____

Current Grade: __________ Age: _________

Course Name _________________________

Course # ______ Session #_____ Fee:_____

OFFICE USE ONLY: Do not write below OFFICE USE ONLY: Do not write below

SEND: (ALL 3 ARE REQUIRED)

Payment(Check or Money Order) made payable to: HTSD

Completed Registration Blocks

Completed Health Form (s)

TO: HTSD SUMMER PROGRAM

WYLAND ELEMENTARY

2284 WYLAND AVE

ALLISON PARK, PA 15101

HTSD SUMMER PROGRAM HEALTH FORM JUNE / JULY 2018

EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION FOR SUDDEN ILLNESS OR INJURY

STUDENT NAME _____________________________________ DATE OF BIRTH _______________ LAST FIRST M.I.

ADDRESS_______________________________ZIP____________HOME PHONE_______________

EMAIL ADDRESS: ________________________________

PLEASE INDICATE CONTACT ORDER (1ST, 2ND, 3RD, 4TH)

FATHER’S NAME_________________________________________HOME PHONE_______________

WORK PHONE________________________ CELLULAR PHONE__________________________

MOTHER’S NAME_________________________________________HOME PHONE______________

WORK PHONE________________________ CELLULAR PHONE__________________________

CONTACT NAME__________________________ RELATIONSHIP___________________________

HOME PHONE____________________________ WORK PHONE_____________________________

CONTACT NAME__________________________ RELATIONSHIP___________________________

HOME PHONE____________________________ WORK PHONE_____________________________

FAMILY/PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN__________________________ PHONE___________________

HOSPITAL PREFERENCE ____________________________________________________________

DENTIST_____________________________________________ PHONE_____________________

PLEASE LIST ANY MEDICAL CONDITIONS (i.e. diabetes, epilepsy, asthma, allergies, etc.)

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PLEASE LIST ALL MEDICATIONS THAT STUDENT TAKES:

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I UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT ANY MEDICAL INFORMATION MAY BE SHARED WITH APPROPRIATE SCHOOL AND

MEDICAL PERSONNEL.

PARENT OR GUARDIAN’S SIGNATURE _________________________________________________

PLEASE COMPLETE A HEALTH FORM FOR EACH CHILD ATTENDING THE HTSD SUMMER PROGRAM

*For an extra copy of this form, please visit our website www.ht-sd.org.