The Country School Announces 2011 Children’s Summer Program

The Country School is offering a variety of unique summer programs and classes for children of all ages beginning June 13, 2011. The program will run for three weeks with morning and afternoon sessions available.

Parents may enroll their children in programs such as Plein Air Painting, Introduction to Digital Photography or Animation, Basketball Camp, Rocket Camp, a fitness camp with a Certified Personal Trainer, Fun Crafts, and other interesting sessions. There is even a special class for preschoolers titled, I’m a Big Kid Now!

Classes and camps are open to all local children and it is not required that interested children be a Country School student in order to participate. Enrollment is limited and registrations are accepted on a first come, first serve basis.

Registration forms are available in the main office and on The Country School’s website. For full class descriptions and more details about the program click on “2011 Summer Program” from the school’s home page at www.countryschool.org.

About The Country School
The Country School is an independent, coeducational, Kindergarten through eighth-grade school founded in 1934 that embodies its motto, “The way school should be!” Its mission and philosophy is to offer a challenging program in a nurturing environment with small classes, individual attention, and outstanding teachers as its hallmarks. A traditional, structured, responsive, and age-appropriate curriculum focuses on building basic skills and serves a range of student abilities within a family school context. The school strives to educate the whole child in an atmosphere that fosters high academic standards, instills a love of learning, and provides a solid foundation for future education. Enrichment in the arts, athletics, and co-curricular activities offers additional arenas for individual achievement and leadership. By emphasizing the importance of strong values and character, the faculty consistently reinforces responsible behavior, self-discipline, and positive attitudes. Working in concert, The Country School teachers and parents help students develop confidence and competence and reach toward their highest potential. To learn more about The Country School, visit http://www.countryschool.org or contact Kim Balderson, director of admissions, at 410.822.1935, ext. 130 or kbalderson@countryschool.org.