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January 2018
January 2018, page 57

56 JANUARY 2018 Arc A d A News By Mallory Gleich High schooler Nathaniel Shepherd wanted to wrestle. There was just one problem: his school did not have a wrestling team. So, he decided to start one. With the help of his brother Gabriel and another friend, he took his proposal to the principal and the school district. After some discussion between parents and the school board, Shepherd was set with the challenge of finding kids who shared his passion and wanted to try out for the wrestling team. Around 30 students showed interest and Arcadia High School’s wrestling team was formed, its first in 25 years. The first order of business was to build a brand-new room where the team could practice. With the help of Waltz Construction, the team soon had its own space to hone its wrestling skills. The approximate total construction cost was more than $30,000 and the project took about three weeks. “We are excited to see wrestling return to Arcadia. We know that offering students another opportunity to excel outside the classroom will have lasting effects both for them personally and our school and community as a whole,” said Cher Fesenmaier, the athletic director at Arcadia. The Arcadia wrestling season runs from the end of October through the beginning of February. Coach Clifford Nafrada has been teaching biology at Arcadia High for five years and has been coaching wresting for nine years at a high school level. He also taught and coached at Coronado High. “Most of the kids on our team are starting their first year of wrestling. They are doing great and having a lot of fun,” Shepherd said. Generally, there are two ways to win a high school wrestling match. A competitor must either pin their opponent’s shoulders to the mat for two seconds or must score more points than their opponent during the match, if no pin is achieved. Matches are six minutes; three periods with two minutes for each. Wrestlers gain points by taking down their opponent, escaping their opponent or for reversing their positions. “During a match, you want to think about all of your set ups to take down your opponent and pin him,” said Shepherd, who was named team captain this season. Although Arcadia wrestling is still in its beginning stages, the staff and students are proud to have a wrestling team to call their own. “Adding a wrestling team at Arcadia this year creates new opportunities for students to learn, grow, and find a sense of belonging on campus,” said Principal Todd Stevens. “Having a wrestling team this year adds value to the students of Arcadia. 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Preschool Camp, taught by our certified teaching staff, is for children from ages 3-5 and runs for six weeks, starting June 5! Visit www.clsphx.org for more information. Day camp for students in kindergarten through grade 8 is available for 9 weeks, starting on May 30 – July 28. Visit www.cclphoenix.org, for more information. Day campers can come for a week or drop in for the day! Call 602-957-7010. clsphx.org D-BACKS BASEBALL ACADEMY YOUTH CAMPS D-backs Baseball Academy Youth Camps, presented by Phoenix Children’s Hospital are for boys and girls ages 6-14. The camps include baseball/softball fundamentals training, a D-backs T-shirt and hat, and free ticket to a 2017 home game with the opportunity to purchase additional tickets at a discount. For more information, visit dbacks.com/academy. dbacks.com/academy FLIP DUNK CAMP Not only are we the BEST trampoline park in town, but we also offer a one of a kind camp experience for ages 3 and up. Whether you choose our “Wiggles and Giggles” camp for 3-4 year olds or our “Going Bananas” camp for 5-up, your kids will enjoy a wide selection of activities. Activities include arts and crafts, open jump, scooter races, tug of war, obstacle courses, and a chance to meet the Phoenix Suns’ Gorilla. Call 602-277-0067 or visit flipdunksports.com. flipdunksports.com ALL SAINTS’ EPISCOPAL DAY SCHOOL All Saints’ Episcopal Day School offers a four-week summer camp experience for kids entering grades pre-K–8. There are a wide variety of classes; each class is one week in length 8 a.m.-3 p.m. daily. A variety of themed classes are offered to enrich learning, promote physical activity, encourage creativity, and explore technology! Enrollment at All Saints’ is not necessary; students from all area schools are encouraged to join us June 5 – June 30, 2017. For more information please visit http://www.aseds.org/Page/School-Life/Summer-Camp. aseds.org/page/school-life/summer-camp ARCADIA YOUTH BASKETBALL Arcadia Youth Basketball is offering basketball camps, skill sessions, and summer leagues throughout the summer. We provide a basketball program that focuses on skill development, team training, and league games all while providing a fun and safe environment. Please visit our website www.arcadiayouthbasketballaz.com for more information and registration. arcadiayouthbasketballaz.com CAMP DAISY & HARRY STEIN Camp Daisy and Harry Stein is Arizona’s premier Jewish overnight summer camp. Located in Prescott, AZ and owned and operated by Congregation Beth Israel in Scottsdale, AZ, Camp Stein infuses Jewish living and learning with the fun and excitement of overnight camp. Activities include horseback riding, zip line, rock wall, archery, overnight trips, sports, drama, music, ceramics, arts & crafts and much more! 1 week, 2 week, 4 week and 8 week session offerings for kids grades 2-10. Call 480-951-0323, email camp@cbiaz.org or visit our website. campstein.org CAMPS AT THE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF PHOENIX Featuring hands-on learning designed to cultivate the minds and muscles of children ages 5-8. Each unique camp includes relevant literature exploration, art activities, and plenty of fun! Campers also have ample time to play within all three floors of our imaginative exhibits. Here they’ll build confidence and self-esteem, make friends and lasting memories. Extended care is available. Call 602-648-2777 or register online at www.childrensmuseumofphoenix.org, click Exhibits & Experiences. childrensmuseumofphoenix.org FRIENDLY PINES CAMP – PRESCOTT Nestled in the tall, cool pines, Friendly Pines offers 30+ activities: horseback riding, swimming, waterskiing, rock climbing, ropes course, archery, sports and more. Excellent campers to staff ratios. Professional background checks and drug tests on staff. ACA accredited. 76 summers of experience. An Arizona tradition since 1941. Overnight camp. Ages 6-13, co-ed. Session 1: June 11-24 Session, 2: June 25-July 8, Session 3: July 9-22. We also offer 6 one-week sessions. Call 928-445-2128 or visit friendlypines.com. friendlypines.com COVENANT SUMMER CAMP Join us for a fun filled, educational summer camp adventure! Preschoolers through 4th graders will experience arts and crafts, science, water days, and vacation bible school with optional gymnastics and soccer classes. Additionally, school age children are invited to participate in exciting off campus field trips, including swimming, bowling, and more! Camp runs May 30-August 4. Monday – Friday, 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. Located 4601 N. 34th St. Call 602-955-5728 for information. cccckids.com CACTUS DAY CAMP A “traditional” summer program five days a week for 2, 4, 6 or 8 weeks where safety is the priority, friendships are fostered, healthy lifestyles are encouraged and your child’s fun is unlimited. Each day is fi lled with many of our over 20 activities including archery, swimming, gaming, team sports, tumbling, crafts, climbing, gaga and more. Fridays culminate each week with a special camp-wide event. Transportation available to/from Scottsdale. Accredited by the American Camp Association. Email info@CactusDayCamp.com or call 480-836-CAMP (2267) for more information or to set up an appointment with the director. cactusdaycamp.com GREASEPAINT YOUTHEATRE SUMMER CAMPS We offer a LOT of EVERYTHING! Winner again of Best of The Valley in AZ Foothills Magazine, our camps are always filled with professional directors and educators and the best kids around! Great TRAINING and great FUN - just what you want for YOUR kids. There are one, two and three week camps beginning May 30th - August 4th! Plays include “Robyn Hood” and original adaptations of “Snow White” and “The World of Brothers Grimm.” All camps open to ages 6-13. All camps run Monday through Friday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. with late pickup available until 5 p.m. Visit www.greasepaint.org for more info and to register or call 480-949-7529. greasepaint.org HUBBARD SPORTS CAMP SINCE 1998 Hubbard summer day camp serves the Arcadia/Biltmore area with two locations. New Way Academy at 50th St. & E. Oak St. and Thunderbird Academy at Scottsdale Rd. and Thunderbird. Hubbard offers ten one-week sessions to campers 4-1/2 to 13 years old who learn skills for a variety of sports: soccer, basketball, volleyball, baseball, archery, swimming and other field games. We work on building self-esteem and confidence. They leave with great friendships and awesome memories. Extended care is available. More information? Call 602-971-4044 or visit hubbardsports.com. hubbardsports.com PRINCE OF PEACE PRESCHOOL SUMMER CAMP Summer Camp for Preschoolers ages 2-5 runs from June 5-July 28. Your preschooler will enjoy a fun-filled summer of learning and playing with friends! We will have fun activities, including a petting zoo, the Arizona Puppet Theater, bouncy water slides, and more! We will also host great activities such as a water day, a Patriotic Parade and Vacation Bible School. This year’s theme is Maker Fun Factory! Weekly enrollment and flexible scheduling options give you added convenience in planning your summer. For more information, please call Courteney Greenwell at 480-947-5645 or visit poppreschool.com. poppreschool.com PRINCE OF PEACE VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Maker Fun Factory, Created by God, Built for a Purpose. Join us for a great week of Vacation Bible School, June 5-9 from 9 a.m-Noon. Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. VBS is open to kids age 5 through entering 5th grade and the cost is $50 for a week of fun. To register, call the church office at 480-945-9537 or online at popphoenix.org. We are located at 3641 N. 56th St. Phoenix, AZ 85018. popphoenix.org PHOENIX CENTER FOR THE ARTS CAMP Your child will receive a well-rounded arts experience while engaging in music, dance, drama, and visual arts classes. Children receive full-day instruction in visual and performing arts from professional local artists. Campers are grouped by age; grades K-6. Materials are all included! Family and friends are invited to the Center on the last day of camp for a fun performance. Call 602-254-3100 or visit phoenixcenterforthearts.org. phoenixcenterforthearts.org PHOENIX COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL Our 6-week program runs June 12-July 21 in two-week sessions for grades K-12. Through grade 8, students create their own half-day or full-day schedule with academic classes, and enrichment options in technology, music, sports, theater, and art. High school students register per class. Facilities include swimming pools, tennis courts, art studios, and computer labs. Full-service lunch and extended day available. View the full schedule and register online at pcds.org/ summer. For more information, call 602-955-8200. pcds.org LITTLE BIG MINDS PRESCHOOL We don’t teach Spanish. We teach In Spanish! Little Big Minds Preschool is offering a Spanish Immersion camp for children ages 3-5 from 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Before and after care available. Biltmore and Scottsdale campus. Weekly themes include Lego Lands, Mad Science, Flavors of the World and Water Fridays. Kids learn Spanish through play, music and movement, games, special events and crafts. Weekly enrollments from June 5 to July 24. No Spanish experience is necessary. Call 602-910-4417 or visit littlebigmindspreschool.com. littlebigmindspreschool.com IMAGINE THAT SUMMER CAMP! Celebrating 38 years of fun! 30+ specialty camps for 3-11 year olds. American Girl, Dance: High School Musical 2, Sports, Fine Arts, Sciences such as Yg Mad Scientist, Kids’ Concoctions, Planet Earth & Beyond, Star Wars, Xtreme Games, Mission Impossible, Invention Tinkering, Play-Well TEKnologies, Gymnastics, Hogwarts, Showtime, STEAM: Dinosaurs, STEAM: Fairy Tales, Pirates, Princesses, Crazy Cup Cake Wars and more plus theme based preschool camps for 3 & 4 year olds. 3 week sessions, M-Th, 9-12 $275 or 9-3 $489. Call 480-570-5234 or visit www.imaginethatsummercamp.com. Professional staff, low ratios! imaginethatsummercamp.com THE HILLS SCHOOL & ATELIER “Nothing Without Joy!” is our motto. Our 1-week camps for ages 18 months to 5 explore trains, music, oceans, wacky science, creative arts, construction projects, Eric Carle art, and more! The “great little preschool in the heart of Arcadia” has exemplary teachers in a loving, Reggio Emilia-inspired environment. Weekly camps have flexible hours and days to suit your family’s summer plans. May 22-July 21. Call 602-952-2616 or visit thehillsschool.org. thehillsschool.org PHOENIX THEATRE SUMMER CAMP Weekly camps for ages 4-18! At Phoenix Theatre, we are serious about having FUN and learning in a SAFE environment. We allow each child to explore their TALENTS with supportive teaching artists where ensemble and TEAMWORK are the core. Our experienced staff seeks to ENCOURAGE and develop each child’s UNIQUE SKILLS. Call 602-889-5293 for questions or REGISTER TODAY at phoenixtheatre.com/summercamp. phoenixtheatre.com/summercamp SCOTTSDALE ARTISTS’ SCHOOL YOUTH ACADEMY - FINE ART CAMP Scottsdale Artists’ School Youth and Teen Academy presents the upcoming Summer Fine Art Program. Young artists will embark on a true artists’ journey, exploring all stages of creating art. Students will learn fundamentals of art while having fun producing a variety of projects. Professional teaching artists serve as guides to a true studio art experience! Weekly camps are available May 30 – August 3 for ages 6-18. Before and after camp care also available. The School is located in downtown Scottsdale. For more information, call 480-990-1422 or visit scottsdaleartschool.org. scottsdaleartschool.org MADISON HIGHLAND PREP Join us this summer for our 9th–12th grade Football, Soccer, Volleyball, Cheer and Robotics Camps. The Highland Heat staff will teach you the fundamentals or help you fine tune your game. No equipment is needed. Football Camp is 7/10 –7/27, Cheer camp is 7/24–7/27, Volleyball Camp is 7/17–7/20, Soccer Camp is 7/24–7/27. Our VEX Robotics Camp will be held 6/19–6/29 and is open to all incoming and current MHP students. Camp registration forms are available at the school office or on our website. For more information, call 602-745-3800 or visit MadisonHighlandPrep.org. MadisonHighlandPrep.org PARADISE VALLEY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hero Central! “Discover Your Strength in God” at PVUMC’s Vacation Bible Camp, July 17-21, 9 a.m.-12 noon. Children age 3 (by 9-1-17 and potty- trained) through entering 6th graders are invited on a weeklong adventure that includes crafts, music, games, science, missions and storytelling, in a safe, cool environment. Camp fees are only $35/child or $70/family (max) if you register by June 30, 2017. Visit our website at pvumc.org to register and pay online (search “VBC”) or call us at 602-840-8360. pvumc.org SHEMER ART CENTER Spring Break at the Shemer Art Center offers kids ages 7-11 the opportunity to participate in Art Adventures with Ms. Emily from 1-4 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, March 7, 8 & 9, 2017. Summer Camps start June 5 and also offer daily instruction each week in a variety of visual arts from professional artists, right here in Arcadia! The Shemer Art Center is the perfect place to experience art, have fun and develop new skills in everything from drawing and painting to ceramics. The Shemer Art Center is located at 5005 E. Camelback Road. 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