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The purpose of the AP Physics I Prep class is to introduce students who have been placed into AP Physics I to the fundamental concepts of high school physics.

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Individuals will be first broken into groups/teams by grade level and then skill level. Individual and team competition will be used to sharpen
player’s skill.

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The curriculum covered will include a review of the previous topics you have already learned, in addition to the new and challenging topics you will study in the upcoming school year.

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This two-week course will offer ninth, tenth or eleventh grade students the opportunity to conduct a short-term experiment and learn the techniques necessary to write and deliver a research paper.

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APES students will be introduced (but not limited to) such topics as the history of the environmental movement, biology, geology, ecology, GMOs, climate change, species endangerment, environmental laws and politics, economics, and epidemiology and human health.

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Specific and individual instruction will be employed to provide each camper with fundamental soccer skills. All aspects of soccer play will be addressed.

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The staff will focus on team physical conditioning and on fundamental skills of setting, forearm passing, overhand passing, spiking and serving.

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The staff of high school coaches and college players will instruct campers on all facets of the game including: hitting, fielding, pitching, and team play.

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The Boys Basketball Clinic is designed for the more advanced player whose skills have been developed through years of competitive play.

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This camp will concentrate on fundamental soccer tactics of dribbling, shooting, passing, ball control, heading and goalie play.

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