Real American Manners Camp

To help children become more self-confident and courteous, The Center for American Culture will offer a summer etiquette camp at the Fairfax Christian School. The camps are designed to help students achieve important leadership and social skills.
Students will learn: proper deportment; how to write proper invitations, thank you notes and letters; how to give a party; how to make a phone call; how to be a good guest; how to receive and give gifts; how to dress for different occasions; and table manners for any occasion.
The day camp includes a daily field trip with lunch to a variety of local restaurants, including a formal meal at Hidden Creek Country Club.
Your Child Is Invited
Children age 5 through 12
June 27th through July 1st
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Fairfax Christian School Campus
1624 Hunter Mill Road
Vienna, Virginia 22182
Students take daily field trips to work on table manners
at local restaurants and Hidden Creek Country Club.
$495
View/Download Real American Manners Camp 2011 Brochure
View/Download Real American Manners Camp 2011 Registration Form
Mail your registration form and camp tuition by June 20th to:
The Fairfax Christian School
1624 Hunter Mill Road
Vienna, Virginia 22182
Make checks payable to The Fairfax Christian School.
Real American Manners Camp 2010
Mark your calendar for next year's Real American Manners Camp -- June 27 through July 1, 2011, for ages 5 to 10.
Congratulations Mrs. Hansen!

Angela Hansen, Kindergarten and AP Studio Art Teacher was juried into the 9th Annual Something Hot Art Show at Gallery 222 in Leesburg, Virginia. Her pastel drawing, Sun Bathing, shows a lazy catamaran basking in the Caribbean sun. Over one hundred and twenty pieces of art were submitted for the show. Only a few were selected for the exhibit which will ran from August 13 to August 27, 2010.
Mrs. Hansen will be teaching an AP Studio Art class at Fairfax Christian School for the 2010-2011 school year. The class will explore many mediums like pastels as well as work on composition and design projects. Students will create a portfolio of artwork to submit to the College Board with the possibility of receiving college credit for their endeavors.
The AP Studio Art class is unique as it does not require passing a test, but a compilation and submission of work in breadth (exploration of different mediums/styles) and concentration (an interrelated series of work). Students will learn how to create a cohesive body of work for participation in gallery exhibitions, portfolio submissions to art schools or competition in local, regional and national art contests.
Summer English Classes ESL
Summer English Classes
at the Fairfax Christian School
First Session: July 6 – 30, 2010
Second Session: August 2 – 27, 2010
Our intensive summer English programs meet from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. There are two sessions. Summer courses are taught by Fairfax Christian High School teachers. The program is offered for beginning and intermediate English students entering grades
five and up.
Students begin the session with comprehensive placement tests. Topics covered depend on the student’s level and include phonics, reading, writing, vocabulary, grammar, conversation, public speaking, and TOEFL preparation.
Fees
One-Time Summer Registration Fee
paid with application
$300 non-refundable
First Session: July 6 – 30, 2010 $1,400
Second Session: August 2 – 27, 2010 $1,400
Door-to-Door School Bus Transportation $490 per session
Grades
A final grade will be issued at the conclusion of the course. High school students may receive one-half of an academic credit per session.
Lunch
Participants bring a bag lunch from home or may purchase lunch from our online vendor.
Transportation
Transportation is available to limited areas, upon sufficient demand. Bus service for individual students cannot be guaranteed before June 15, 2010. Tentative transportation arrangements will be made before this date.
Dressing for Summer School
Casual dress is permitted during the summer. Any short pants must be knee length. Sweat pants and T-shirts with slogans or pictures are not acceptable. Dress should be neat, modest and presentable. Students should prepare for air conditioning.
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