List of 17 items.

• Chemistry Semester 1 Class

  Grades: Rising 9th-12th
  Dates: June 7-25; Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
  Leader: Kathy Nash
  Leader Email Address: knash@landmark-cs.org
  Location: Room #139
  Fee: $750
  Description: Students will learn the following concepts: 1st semester Unit 1--conservation of mass, density, the earliest development of the atom, lab skills including data analysis and graphing. Unit 2-Kinetic molecular theory, gas laws, and thermal energy. Unit 3--Conceptual understanding of the flow of energy into and out of a system as well as the calculations required to quantify it. Unit 4--Deeper look at Dalton's model of the atom and how matter is classified, the laws that govern chemistry, and the knowledge of and application of Avogadro's hypothesis. 2nd semester Unit 5--The concepts of the mole including the relationship between mass and particle number, the use of the mole to determine % composition, empirical formula and a molecular formula. Unit 6--The writing and naming of chemical formulas based on the knowledge gained by the Thomson model of the atom. Unit 7--Synthesizes the previous units into the ability to write, balance, and identify chemical equations, calculate the amount of a product through stoichiometry. Unit 8 will utilize all of the information to deeper understandings of the model of the atom, periodic trends, and acid/base equilibrium.
  
  Summer School is a chance to take a semester, or year-long, course to free up some time in the student's schedule the next school year.  Because the course is condensed into two months, students must be in attendance every day to be able to keep up and understand what is going on.  If you think about it, missing one day during the summer is roughly the equivalent of missing a week during the school year.  Because of this, students may only miss one day for a semester/mini summer class (i.e., Health) or two days for a year-long summer class (i.e., Chemistry).  If a student misses more than the allotted days, the student will be removed from the class and will not receive credit for the class.  Students will be expected to be live for summer courses, there will not be any virtual offerings.  
  
  Things to Bring: Water bottle, a mask, and snacks, students need a composition notebook (9 3/4 in x 7 1/2 in), graphing paper, pens/pencils/colored pencils.
  
  *High school for credit classes are only for enrolled Landmark students. They are not open to the public.*
  
  

• Chemistry Semester 2 Class

  Grades: Rising 9th-12th
  Dates: July 5-23; Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
  Leader: Kathy Nash
  Leader Email Address: knash@landmark-cs.org
  Location: Room #139
  Fee: $750
  Description: Students will learn the following concepts: 1st-semester Unit 1--conservation of mass, density, the earliest development of the atom, lab skills including data analysis and graphing. Unit 2-Kinetic molecular theory, gas laws, and thermal energy. Unit 3--Conceptual understanding of the flow of energy into and out of a system as well as the calculations required to quantify it. Unit 4--Deeper look at Dalton's model of the atom and how matter is classified, the laws that govern chemistry, and the knowledge of and application of Avogadro's hypothesis. 2nd semester Unit 5--The concepts of the mole including the relationship between mass and particle number, the use of the mole to determine % composition, empirical formula, and molecular formula. Unit 6--The writing and naming of chemical formulas based on the knowledge gained by the Thomson model of the atom. Unit 7--Synthesizes the previous units into the ability to write, balance, and identify chemical equations, calculate the amount of a product through stoichiometry. Unit 8 will utilize all of the information to deeper understandings of the model of the atom, periodic trends, and acid/base equilibrium.
  
  Summer School is a chance to take a semester, or year-long, course to free up some time in the student's schedule the next school year.  Because the course is condensed into two months, students must be in attendance every day to be able to keep up and understand what is going on.  If you think about it, missing one day during the summer is roughly the equivalent of missing a week during the school year.  Because of this, students may only miss one day for a semester/mini summer class (i.e., Health) or two days for a year-long summer class (i.e., Chemistry).  If a student misses more than the allotted days, the student will be removed from the class and will not receive credit for the class.  Students will be expected to be live for summer courses, there will not be any virtual offerings.  
  
  Things to Bring: Water bottle, a mask, and snacks, students need a composition notebook (9 3/4 in x 7 1/2 in), graphing paper, pens/pencils/colored pencils.
  
  *High school for credit classes are only for enrolled Landmark students. They are not open to the public.*
  
  

• Culinary Camp

  Grades: Rising 9th-12th
  Dates: June 7-11 | 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
  Leader Email Address: gournaeeatsinc@gmail.com
  Location: Café / kitchen
  Fee: $295
  Description: An exciting 5 day interactive camp where Chef Jaye and students dive into global cuisine and remix traditional dishes from around the world. At the conclusion of the camp, the students will showcase their cooking skills for their parents/guardians and receive awards for their tremendous efforts. We cook, we dance, and most importantly we EAT! Registration deadline is May 24.
  
  

• English Semester 1 Class

  Grades: Rising 10th-12th
  Dates: June 7-25; Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
  Leader: Amy Harriton
  Leader Email Address: aharriton@landmark-cs.org
  Location: Grove Room 512
  Fee: $750
  Description: This is a three-week class offered for students who need to remediate a low grade for semester one of Grammar and Composition, Logic and Analysis, or Rhetoric and Ideology.
  
  Summer School is a chance to take a semester, or year-long, course to free up some time in the student's schedule the next school year.  Because the course is condensed into two months, students must be in attendance every day to be able to keep up and understand what is going on.  If you think about it, missing one day during the summer is roughly the equivalent of missing a week during the school year.  Because of this, students may only miss one day for a semester/mini summer class (i.e., Health) or two days for a year-long summer class (i.e., Chemistry).  If a student misses more than the allotted days, the student will be removed from the class and will not receive credit for the class.  Students will be expected to be live for summer courses, there will not be any virtual offerings.  
  
  Things to Bring: Students need to bring paper, a pencil, a laptop, and a snack.
  
  

• English Semester 2 Class

  Grades: Rising 10th-12th
  Dates: July 5-23; Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
  Leader: Amy Harriton
  Leader Email Address: aharriton@landmark-cs.org
  Location: Grove Room 512
  Fee: $750
  Description: This is a three-week class offered for students who need to remediate a low grade for semester two of Grammar and Composition, Logic and Analysis, or Rhetoric and Ideology.
  
  Summer School is a chance to take a semester, or year-long, course to free up some time in the student's schedule the next school year.  Because the course is condensed into two months, students must be in attendance every day to be able to keep up and understand what is going on.  If you think about it, missing one day during the summer is roughly the equivalent of missing a week during the school year.  Because of this, students may only miss one day for a semester/mini summer class (i.e., Health) or two days for a year-long summer class (i.e., Chemistry).  If a student misses more than the allotted days, the student will be removed from the class and will not receive credit for the class.  Students will be expected to be live for summer courses, there will not be any virtual offerings.  
  
  Things to Bring: Students need to bring paper, a pencil, a laptop, and a snack.
  
  *High school for credit classes are only for enrolled Landmark students. They are not open to the public.*
  
  

• Film Boot camp

  Grades: Rising 7th-12th
  Dates: June 7-11; 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
  Leader: Billy Dickson
  Leader Email Address: bdickson@landmark-cs.org
  Location: Room 205
  Fee: $250
  Description: Fun with visual storytelling. Making several short films and learning more about filmmaking.
  Things to Bring: Regular school clothes- shorts - and have a change of clothes to use in films
  
  

• Great Books Course

  Grades: Rising 10th-12th
  Dates: June 7-25; Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
  Leader: Matthew Huff
  Leader Email Address: mhuff@landmark-cs.org
  Location: Grove Room 509
  Fee: $750
  Description: Are you tired of feeling confined to the walls of a cell phone screen? Do you find yourself eavesdropping on rich conversations in the coffeeshop or even the latest podcast or TED talk? More importantly, can you see yourself sitting in your own place at the table, exploring the curiosities, the complexities, and the convictions of the world’s greatest writers in a community of sharp minds and grateful hearts? Then join us as we examine truth, goodness, and beauty in a wide array of great books throughout Western civilization. By entering what Mortimer Adler calls the “Great Conversation,” students will experience the art of civil discourse, the skill of close reading, the confidence to navigate group discussion, and the importance of evaluating our present concerns in light of past traditions, all characteristics of a successful student and an attractive candidate for university study. As Plato once said, “the object of education is to teach us to love what is beautiful,” and this course aims to achieve exactly that: to produce students who know the truth and come to love it well.
  
  Summer School is a chance to take a semester, or year-long, course to free up some time in the student's schedule the next school year.  Because the course is condensed into two months, students must be in attendance every day to be able to keep up and understand what is going on.  If you think about it, missing one day during the summer is roughly the equivalent of missing a week during the school year.  Because of this, students may only miss one day for a semester/mini summer class (i.e., Health) or two days for a year-long summer class (i.e., Chemistry).  If a student misses more than the allotted days, the student will be removed from the class and will not receive credit for the class.  Students will be expected to be live for summer courses, there will not be any virtual offerings.  
  
  Things to Bring: Pen, highlighter, 3-ring notebook
  
  *High school for credit classes are only for enrolled Landmark students. They are not open to the public.*
  
  
  

• Health Course

  Grades: Rising 9th-12th
  Dates: June 14-18; 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
  Leader: Durand Rice
  Leader Email: drice@landmark-cs.org
  Fee: $400
  Location: Room #134
  Description: A one-week health course is designed to develop an awareness of the need for good health.
  
  Summer School is a chance to take a semester, or year-long, course to free up some time in the student's schedule the next school year.  Because the course is condensed into two months, students must be in attendance every day to be able to keep up and understand what is going on.  If you think about it, missing one day during the summer is roughly the equivalent of missing a week during the school year.  Because of this, students may only miss one day for a semester/mini summer class (i.e., Health) or two days for a year-long summer class (i.e., Chemistry).  If a student misses more than the allotted days, the student will be removed from the class and will not receive credit for the class.  Students will be expected to be live for summer courses, there will not be any virtual offerings.  
  
  What to Bring: Students should bring pens/pencils and lunch.
  
  *High school for credit classes are only for enrolled Landmark students. They are not open to the public.*
  
  
  

• High School P.E. Course

  Grades: Rising 9th-12th
  Dates: July 5 -23; 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
  Leader: Durand Rice
  Leader Email: drice@landmark-cs.org
  Fee: $750
  Location: Main Gym
  Description: This course will cover the basic units/activities from the high school physical education curriculum.
  What to Bring: Water bottle, appropriate gym court shoes, and outdoor shoes are needed daily, school appropriate physical education apparel, mask(s), and a snack.
  
  *High school for credit classes are only for enrolled Landmark students. They are not open to the public.*
  
  

• LCS ADVENTURE CAMP - VENTURE

  LCS Adventure Camp- Venture
  Cost: $450 

  Dates: July 5-9
  Ages: 13-15
  Leader and Contact Info:

  Ann Marie Brezina | trecmom@gmail.com  | 678-416-6454
  

  LCS- Outdoor Adventure Education Consultant

  (25+ years Outdoor Adventure Education Experience/Training)

  
  Come join the venture into God’s amazing world of water and experience challenges that will inspire you to gain an appreciation for the aquatic world we depend on for survival. Investigate environmental issues as you explore Georgia’s aquatic systems in an adventurous way. You will traverse rivers, boulder up and down waterways, explore canyons, navigate whitewater, and learn what it means to work together as a team. 

   

  Camp Time: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

  Lunches with Drink Provided Daily

  More details/Waivers to sign once you register

  All Necessary Adventure Gear provided: Some gear students will KEEP

   

  DAY ADVENTURES:

  Chattahoochee River “Ducky” Whitewater Trip 

  Kayaking the Etowah River at Dawson Forest 

  Upstream bouldering/Rappelling down waterfall/up scaling wall face/slack line team crossings on river (Cochran Mill Park) 

  Aquatic Herpetology class/Orienteering Adventure (Suwanee Park Wetlands) 

  Building an aquatic botanical terrarium/Teamwork classes at LCS centered around GA Project Wet curricula 

  (Activities subject to change due to weather/water levels)

   

   

• ON THE COURT CAMPS 1

  Grades: 3rd-11th
  Dates: June 7 -11; Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Friday 8 a.m - 12 p.m.
  Leader: Lady Grooms
  Leader Email Address: lgrooms@landmark-cs.org
  Location: Main Gym
  Fee: $155
  Description: Basketball Instructional Camp
  Things to Bring: Water bottle, lunch
  
  

• ON THE COURT CAMPS 2

  Grades: 3rd-11th
  Dates: June 21-25; Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Friday 8 a.m - 12 p.m.
  Leader: Lady Grooms
  Leader Email Address: lgrooms@landmark-cs.org
  Location: Main Gym
  Fee: $155
  Description: Basketball Instructional Camp
  Things to Bring: Water bottle, lunch
  
  

• ON THE COURT SHOOTING CLINIC 1

  Grades: 3rd-9th
  Dates: June 12; 8 a.m - 12 p.m.
  Leader: Brandon Cerezola
  Leader Email Address: bcerezola@landmark-cs.org
  Location: Main Gym
  Fee: $50
  Description: Basketball Instructional Shooting Clinic
  Things to Bring: Water bottle, lunch
  
  

• ON THE COURT SHOOTING CLINIC 2

  Grades: 3rd-9th
  Dates: June 26; 8 a.m - 12 p.m.
  Leader: Brandon Cerezola
  Leader Email Address: bcerezola@landmark-cs.org
  Location: Main Gym
  Fee: $50
  Description: Basketball Instructional Shooting Clinic
  Things to Bring: Water bottle, lunch
  
  

• ON THE COURT ShOOTING CLINIC 3

  Grades: 3rd-9th
  Dates: July 10; 8 a.m - 12 p.m.
  Leader: Brandon Cerezola
  Leader Email Address: bcerezola@landmark-cs.org
  Location: Main Gym
  Fee: $50
  Description: Basketball Instructional Shooting Clinic
  Things to Bring: Water bottle, lunch
  
  

• Summer Sewing

  Grades: Rising 9th-12th
  Dates: July 19-23; 12:30-4:30 p.m.
  Leader: Shannon McBride
  Leader Email Address: smcbride@landmark-cs.org
  Location: Room 240
  Fee: $250
  Description: In this Summer Sewing Camp, students will learn how to use a PDF sewing pattern download, take and apply body measurements, how to use a sewing machine, and complete at least 1 dress or top. 3 Patterns.
  Things to Bring: Wear, or bring, form-fitting clothing so that we can take measurements for the fit of the garment and try it on as needed.
  
  

• Ukulele - Getting Started and More!

  Grades: Rising 6th-12th
  Dates: June 14-18; 12:30-4:30 p.m.
  Leader: Stephen West
  Leader Email Address: swest@landmark-cs.org
  Location: Room 211
  Fee: $250
  Description: We will be learning how to play the Ukulele starting with parts of the ukulele, string names, and tuning. Then we will learn how to read chord charts and basic chords. 
  Things to Bring: Students should bring a Ukulele, something for lunch, water, and wear casual clothes. Information on where to buy ukuleles and the price can be provided.