• 2024 Summer Enrichment Session 1 

    June 3-13, Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

    Registration for these camps is now closed.

    Course Descriptions:

    9 a.m. Class Options 10 a.m. Class Options 11 a.m. Class Options
    Fitness Fun - Taught by Priscilla Burns Puppetry - Taught by Priscilla Burns Creation Station - Taught by Priscilla Burns
    Expect lots of running, throwing, gliding, jumping, moving and have FUN! Participate in engaging games and activities that have you moving, grooving and laughing with friends! Have a blast using a variety of materials and techniques to make different types of puppets to tell your own stories! Make a bead and crystal window ornament, choose different textiles to design and create your own stuffed pizza pillow, and use your imagination to make something really cool from a “mystery bag challenge”!
    Embroidery - Taught by Christie Sasser Watercolor – Taught by Christie Sasser Cookie Decorating - 
    Taught by Christie Sasser
    Use embroidery techniques to make a unique and fun sun catcher! Learn basic watercolor techniques while making something beautiful! Fun decorating techniques to challenge the aspiring pastry chef! (Be sure to let your teacher know if you have any food allergies.)

    Complete Required Medical Release Form

    2024 Summer Enrichment Session 2 

    June 17-27, Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

    Registration for these camps is now closed.

    Course Descriptions:

    9 a.m. Class Options 10 a.m. Class Options 11 a.m. Class Options
    Creation Station 2 - Taught by Priscilla Burns Pint-Size Percussionists - Taught by Priscilla Burns Animal Art - Taught by Priscilla Burns
    All new activities! Create your own hip hat or headpiece, make a junk monster, create an upcycled vase, make your own outdoor bottle cap yard décor, and get creative with different types of yarn! Explore different kinds of materials and create something only you can imagine! Make music with instruments that are struck, shaken, and scraped! In this popular class you’ll use xylophones, drums, and other instruments in the percussion family! (As a bonus, you’ll even experience ukuleles!) Feathered, furry, slimy, and scaly. Create amazing pieces of art using different animals from all around the world as inspiration!
    Summer Science Fun – 
    Taught by Christie Sasser    		 Pop Up Books – 
    Taught by Christie Sasser    		 Lego Mania – taught by 
    Christie Sasser
    Science experiments that bring the outdoors into the classroom! Create a mini story book….but make it POP! Building and construction challenges for the little architect!

    Complete Required Medical Release Form

    FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

    What are the dates and location for Summer Enrichment?

    Summer Enrichment is offered in two sessions! Session 1 runs June 3-13, and Session 2 is June 17-27. Classes are held Monday-Thursday from 9 a.m. until noon in three, 50-minute courses. Summer Enrichment is housed at Neblett Elementary, and students are supervised at all times by Sherman ISD teachers.

    Who may attend?

    Classes are available to students who have completed grades K-5 in Sherman and the surrounding area communities. Students may select one class for each hour they choose to attend, for a total of three classes per session.

    How much does it cost?

    Each class is $40, a tuition fee that is non-refundable. This fee also covers any materials or supplies needed by students in each class. Please register and pay by May 23. For questions, please contact Priscilla Burns at pburns@217929.com.

    When can students be dropped off/picked up? Is transportation provided?

    Teachers will be able to monitor drop off at the school each morning beginning at 8:45 a.m. and pick up until 12:15 p.m. Students may not arrive earlier or stay later than those times. The parent/guardian is responsible for transportation.

    What about safety precautions, medical needs, behaviour expectations and dress code?

    Students must follow the Sherman ISD Health and Safety Measures. There will not be a nurse on-site, so medical needs must be attended to by a parent/guardian. A medical release form must be filled out at the time of registration. Students are expected to behave in manner appropriate for learning, and repeated disruptions can result in removal from the program. Students are expected to adhere to the Sherman ISD Handbook and Student Code of Conduct.