Register for Middle & Upper Schools Programs

• Spring enrollment opens on Monday, February 3, 2020 at noon EST.
• Payment is required to secure your child’s spot in a program.
• Registration/payment must be completed on the Smart Tuition website. We strongly recommend you follow these step-by-step instructions.
• Once a program is full, it will no longer be displayed on the Smart Tuition website.
• Activities may be cancelled if minimum enrollment (6) is not met.

For program questions: Email Mike Kmetz, 781-314-9704

For reporting an absence (including when you dismiss your child early on the day of the activity): Email Mike Kmetz and Erika Barros

For billing questions: Kathy French, 781-314-9761, businessoffice@carrollschool.org

Bounders
Max: 14
Fee: $280
Pick-up Location: Lincoln
Meets every Monday and Wednesday from February 25 thru June 3, 2020

This program is designed for students who want to spend more time in “Bounders Woods” working and playing in nature in a non-competitive environment with a like minded group. Each day starts with the option to participate in semi-structured high and low energy “warm-up” activities that allow students to unwind and decompress from the school day. After warm up, we break into small groups that work alongside each other on objectives from the “Bounders Mastery Paths”. These Mastery Paths are a compilation of age-appropriate outdoor challenges that students throughout Bounders history have practiced in Bounders Woods.

In our spring session, students may receive coaching and guidance on the following mastery paths: Fire, Knots, Group Challenge, Naturalist, Rock Climbing, Carving, and Expedition. The spring session is also when students help with the Bounders Maple Sugaring project. In addition to being introduced to a variety of outdoor skills, students will build confidence and cultivate a capacity for focused attention, goal setting, grit, teamwork and nature connection. When coaching students on the mastery paths, hard work, kindness, and a good attitude are our only expectation. Students get to choose their level of challenge. However, some students may want to set a goal of completing all of the benchmarks on a particular mastery path. If so, after school is the best time for small group and one on one mentoring.

Fab Lab
Max: 10
Fee: $280
Pick-up Location: Lincoln
Meets every Tuesday and Thursday from February 25 thru June 3, 2020

Come join us in the Fab Lab in the brand new Arts and Innovation building. You will learn the process of making and inventing using innovative technologies such as a laser cutter, 3D printer and much much more. Come unleash your creativity and learn exciting new skills that allow you to turn your ideas into reality.

Art
Max: 8
Fee: $80
Pick-up Location: Lincoln
Meets every Monday and Wednesday from February 25 thru March 19, 2020

Explore and experiment with after School ART: Students will create individual projects in many exciting materials including drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, mixed media and jewelry.

Gym Games
Max: 
Fee: $80
Pick-up Location: Lincoln
Meets every Monday and Wednesday from February 25 thru March 19, 2020

We will play a variety of games that will work on endurance, hand eye coordination, agility and speed. All are welcome for a good time.

Work Out Club
Max: 
Fee: $80
Pick-up Location: Lincoln
Meets every Tuesday and Thursday from February 25 thru March 19, 2020

We will use our seven Cybex machine that will focus on their core strength. Our goal is to increase muscle endurance, with our spin bike and elliptical machines. Time will also be spent on kettlebells, medicine balls and jump ropes.

Supervised Study
Pick-up Locations: Lincoln for Middle School students and Wayland for Upper School Students

Supervised Study will provide your child the opportunity to complete some of their homework. This is not a tutorial, but time for the working parent’s child to have the opportunity to start their homework. There is a good chance that students may not get their work completed. If students are finished with their homework, they must read for the remaining Extended Day session. This is not a time for students to socialize, play games, or to listen to music.

SESSION 1: February 25 - March 19, 2020
Days: Pick one or multiple days your child will attend this session
Fees (for entire session based on # of days attending):

• $40 for 1 day/week
• $80 for 2 days/week
• $120 for 3 days/week
• $160 for 4 days/week

SESSION 2: March 23 - June 3, 2020
Days: Pick one or multiple days your child will attend this session
Fees (for entire session based on # of days attending):

• $110 for 1 day/week
• $220 for 2 days/week
• $330 for 3 days/week
• $440 for 4 days/week

MIDDLE SCHOOL MUSICAL - "Fishmongers!"
Directors: Ms. Schatell + Mr. Brooks
Grades: 6-9th
Max: 32
Fee: $380

Rehearsal Schedule

• Weekly Mondays thru Thursdays, 3:15-4:45 pm
• Fridays, 12:15-4:30 pm
• Parent Conference Afternoons, we will run rehearsals: 3/5, 3/6, 3/12, and 3/13 from 12:15-4:30 pm
• Due to the nature of our theater process, daily attendance at rehearsal is required. Conflicts will be handled on a case-by-case basis. More than 2 (two) unexcused absences may affect one's ability to participate on the show.

Performance Schedule

• In-School Show: April 8, 10:30 am
• Family Performance: April 6 and April 7, at 6:30 pm

Show Description

Fishmonger!" is a fairytale about a fairytale. It has been twenty-two years since the Great Storm ravaged the kingdom. Twenty-two years since King Hagan and Queen Bellanca fled in panic, leaving their people to their own devices. Twenty-two years since fish rained from the sky, covering the entire kingdom in the foul, unrelenting stench. When two mysterious travelers come across a particularly downtrodden and pessimistic little village, they bring a tale of liberation from the "unpleasantness" - a tale previously considered a myth. With food scarce and starvation imminent, a fellowship is selected to go on a quest, journeying far beyond the borders of the Kingdom, past the Labyrinth Forest, through the pass of Eternal Shadow, to the foothills of the Musky Mountains... to seek the Fishmonger and the salvation of their village.

This original show is written by our very own music teacher, Adam Brooks. Through humor and drama, this fairy tale explores the power of optimism, hope, and determination in the face of unpleasantness and despair, as well as the importance of community. Students will learn the skills of musical theater: singing, dancing, and acting while having fun within a supportive theater community. No experience necessary.

Note: Students are welcome to join another extended day program once the musical is complete on April 8th.

Lacrosse
Practices/Games: Every Monday thru Thursday from March 23 until June 3, 2020
Fee: $440
Pick-up Location: Wayland

Multiple boy teams and girl teams. Interscholastic practice and competition against other schools: Schedule to follow.

Track and Field (Co-ed)
Practices/Meets: Every Monday thru Thursday from March 23 until June 3, 2020
Fee: $440
Pick-up Location: Lincoln

Interscholastic practice and competition against other schools: Schedule to follow.

Ultimate Frisbee (Co-ed)
Practices/Games: Every Monday thru Thursday from March 23 until June 3, 2020
Fee: $440
Pick-up Location: Lincoln

Interscholastic practice and competition against other schools: Schedule to follow.

Golf Club (co-ed)
Meets: Every Monday and Wednesday from April 27 thru June 3, 2020
Fee: $130
Pick-up Location: Lincoln

6th Grade Bounders Winter Expedition
Thursday, February 27 (8:15am) thru Saturday, February 29 (4:00pm)
Fee: $320
Max: 14 students

Bounders Expeditions are offered to each grade annually as an opportunity for students to learn and grow together on an adventure. For this 6th grade expedition, our crew will travel 2.5 hours north to the Hulbert Outdoor Center, in Fairlee VT where there will be ample opportunities for outdoor activities during the day and heated cabins to retire to overnight. The land around Hulbert is an ideal setting for students to utilize their winter bounders skills. Depending on the weather, each day might include tracking wildlife, snowshoeing, snow craft, or skating on the nearby lake which boasts a 4 mile skating loop! Living well outdoors in winter will be the key challenge and students will learn a variety of strategies for keeping warm, making good choices and working together as an expedition team. During meals and in the evenings, we’ll take shelter from the cold in the common house which also has space for indoor activities.

This is an ideal experience for students who enjoy Bounders during the school day and have an interest in overnight camping. No experience is needed in order to sign up. Students who sign up for this program will be well prepared for the 7th grade Bounders Expedition which is longer and even more challenging. 

** Drop off on Thursday 2/27 at 8:15 am and  Pick-up on Saturday 2/29 at 4:00 pm from the Copacino Parking Lot on the Lincoln Campus

PLEASE NOTE:
 
Students who sign up for this trip will be expected to switch into the 6th Grade “Bounders Expedition Club” offered during the “whole school flex” periods in Term 2. In this club students will learn about the trip and how to prepare. The group will also complete a variety of team training challenges together.  

Participants who sign up for this trip will be missing school on February 27th and 28th. Students are expected to:

• Earn the support of teachers, advisor and counselors by being in adequate academic and behavioral standing prior to the trip.
• Prepare for and make up missed assignments.

Please sign up by February 12th, 2020 and deliver any trip medications to the nurse, by Tuesday, Feb 25th.

HOW TO ENROLL

• Payment is required to secure your child’s spot in this program.
• Registration/payment must be completed on the Smart Tuition website. We strongly recommend you follow these step-by-step instructions.
• Once this program is full it will no longer be displayed on the Smart Tuition website.
• There is a 5 student minimum for this trip.
• More program information will be shared with families two weeks prior to the trip.

WHO TO CONTACT

• General questions about the trip: Please email Scott Fairley
• Smart tuition questions: Please email Kathy French or call the Business Office
• Financial questions: Please email Larry Brown

7th Grade Mooselookmeguntic Lake Canoe Expedition
Thursday, June 4 (8:15am) thru Sunday, June 7 (5:00pm)
Fee: $350
Max: 14 students

Bounders Expeditions are offered to each grade annually as an opportunity for students to learn and grow together on an adventure. For this 7th grade expedition, our crew will travel 4 hours north to the Stephen Phillips Memorial Preserve on the shores of Mooselookmeguntic Lake in the Rangeley region of Maine. In this remote and wild setting students will utilize skills practiced in Bounders class in order to live well outside as an expedition team. In addition, students will canoe, fish, explore and sleep outdoors in tents or hammocks. Students will help with camp cooking, fire building, and all of the other necessary camp tasks that support the group’s wellbeing. We’ll camp near our vehicles on the first night and, if the wind and weather allow, we’ll pack up our gear in waterproof bags and paddle out to a campsite on Student’s Island for the second and third night.

This is an ideal experience for students who enjoy Bounders during the school day and are interested in the challenges and rewards of overnight wilderness camping. No experience is needed in order to sign up. Students who sign up for this program will be well prepared for the 8th grade Bounders Expedition which is longer and even more challenging. 

** Drop off on Thursday 6/4 at 8:15 am and Pick-up on Sunday 6/7 at 5:00 pm from the Copacino Parking Lot on the Lincoln Campus

PLEASE NOTE:
 
Students who sign up for this trip will be expected to switch into the 7th Grade “Bounders Expedition Club” offered during the “whole school flex” periods during the final trimester. In this club, students will learn about the trip and how to prepare. The group will also complete a variety of team training challenges together.  

Participants who sign up for this trip will be missing school on June 4th and 5th. Students are expected to:

• Earn the support of teachers, advisor and counselors by being in adequate academic and behavioral standing prior to the trip.
• Prepare for and make up missed assignments.

Please sign up by May 1, 2020 and deliver any trip medications to the nurse, by Tuesday, June 2.

HOW TO ENROLL

• Payment is required to secure your child’s spot in this program.
• Registration/payment must be completed on the Smart Tuition website. We strongly recommend you follow these step-by-step instructions.
• Once this program is full it will no longer be displayed on the Smart Tuition website.
• There is a 5 student minimum for this trip.
• More program information will be shared with families two weeks prior to the trip.

WHO TO CONTACT

• General questions about the trip: Please email Scott Fairley
• Smart tuition questions: Please email Kathy French or call the Business Office
• Financial questions: Please email Larry Brown

Carroll School is excited to once again offer our ski/snowboard program at Nashoba Valley. This program runs on Fridays beginning January 10, 2020 and ending February 14, 2020. We anticipate a great season with lots of snow. Even if the snow is scarce, Nashoba does a tremendous job with snowmaking.

All skiers and riders must have experience. Please find the specifics of the program below and we hope to see you on the slopes.

COSTS
$58 per week

IMPORTANT INFO

• HELMETS REQUIRED for all activities.
• Rentals – We highly recommend that rentals be arranged through Nashoba Valley prior to the start of the program. This makes the process easier for your child. You can contact Nashoba directly at 978-692-3033. Ski/Board and boots - $25 per day; Helmet - $12 per day
• Pick-up time is at 4:30 pm in Lincoln
• No refunds or credits
• Considering the long day involved in a Friday Program, it is important to pack a lunch or order a lunch for your child. We will have time to eat before the afternoon activities get started. There is food available at Nashoba for additional cost.

• Spring enrollment opens on Monday, February 3, 2020 at noon EST and closes at noon on the Wednesday prior to the activity (or sooner if activity fills).
• Payment is required to secure your child’s spot in a program.
• Registration/payment must be completed on the Smart Tuition website. We strongly recommend you follow these step-by-step instructions.
• Once a program is full it will no longer be displayed on the Smart Tuition website.
• No refunds or credit for trips your child does not attend.

For program questions: Mike Kmetz, 781-314-9704

For reporting an absence (including when you dismiss your child early on the day of the activity): Email Alyssa DiPaolo and Erika Barros

For billing questions: Kathy French, 781-314-9761, businessoffice@carrollschool.org