ELA 9 Bootcamp - Mrs. Copeland
Ramapo High School, Please report to the front of the building / main entrance by 8:30 AM
This is a course for incoming freshmen designed to provide students with the critical reading, writing, and study/organizational skills to more smoothly adjust to the expectations of a high school English course. Some of the skills that will be addressed include close reading, vocabulary in context, and critical analysis, as well as organizational skills with technology. 

Algebra 1 Bootcamp - Ms. Vitale
Ramapo High School, Please report to the front of the building / main entrance by 8:30 AM

In this course, students will review important concepts in preparation for their Algebra 1 class, including order of operations, algebraic properties, and solving linear equations.  In addition to direct instruction, students will review concepts using technology and student-centered activities.

Geometry Bootcamp - Ms. Monterey
Ramapo High School, Please report to the front of the building / main entrance by 8:30 AM

In this course, students will review and master Algebra 1 concepts from last year that they will be using in Geometry, such as factoring, PEMDAS, graphing linear equations, simplifying radicals (pythagorean theorem), and finding basic shapes perimeter, area, and circumference. In addition to direct instruction, students will work collaboratively with each other to complete fun activities involving these concepts. 

Algebra 2 Bootcamp - Ms. Fischetto
Indian Hills High School, Please report to the front of the building / main entrance by 8:30 AM

In this course, students will review important Algebra 1 concepts in preparation for their Algebra 2 classes.  In addition to direct instruction, students will review concepts using technology and student-centered activities, focused on concepts such as graphing, linear equations, and factoring and solving quadratics.

AP US History Writing Bootcamp for Incoming Sophomores - Mr. Paravati

Indian Hills High School, Please report to the front of the building / main entrance by 9:00 AM

Stressed about enrolling in AP US History? Not sure what to expect? The APUSH Writing Bootcamp for Incoming Sophomores is designed to answer your questions, address your concerns, and give you time to familiarize yourself with the exam and course requirements before entering class in September. The course will introduce you to the writing requirements for the exam and the College Board rubrics for free response questions (DBQs, LEQs, and SAQs). You will be able to practice the historical writing skills required for the District’s course and the exam itself, like thesis-writing, document analysis, and source analysis. You will also have time to read sample responses from previous exams, as well as the opportunity to practice writing your own with real-time feedback and advice. In short, the course is designed to work for you, the new APUSH student, by providing a low-pressure opportunity to begin developing the skills needed to succeed in the District’s course and in the College Board exam during your junior year.  This course will run daily from 9:00am-12:00pm.