S1 Registration for Enrichment Courses is closed. Registration for S2 will be open in November. Students may choose to enroll in an Enrichment Course, or stay in Study Hall during 7th period. Be on the lookout for more information on S2 ECs later on this semester.

The links below will only work during the registration window.

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Advanced Band
Cost: $150
Time & Location: 2:35-3:15pm in Room 311 (This does start during 7th period, but ends 10 minutes after dismissal)
Lead: Dr. Rodriguez
Description: Advanced Band is a platform for students to continuing learning a wind instrument and perform in a large ensemble. The ensemble learns original and transcribed literature from the art music repertoire. Band students hone their musical abilities on wind instruments, which include the flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, and tuba. Students learn a plethora of tangible and intangible abilities such as proper breath control, body posture, group work, how to balance, tuning, fine motor skills, and eye hand coordination. The Advanced Band will perform on the Fall Evening of Fine Arts concert at the end of the Semester. In addition, they will perform the National Anthem at select Varsity home games throughout the school year. New to Lincoln? You’re welcome to join Band if you’ve performed in band before. If you haven’t, please talk to Dr. Rodriguez about your options!

Beginning Band (MEETS AFTER SCHOOL)
Cost: $150
Time & Location: 3:15-3:55pm in Room 311 on Tuesdays & Fridays
Lead: Dr. Rodriguez
Description: Beginning Band is a platform for students to learn a wind instrument while performing in a large ensemble. The ensemble will learn fun musical literature as they hone their musical abilities on wind instruments, which include the flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, and tuba. Students learn a plethora of tangible and intangible abilities such as proper breath control, body posture, group work, how to balance, tuning, fine motor skills, and eye hand coordination. The Beginning Band will perform on the Fall Evening of Fine Arts concert at the end of the Semester. All are welcome to join Beginning Band! Please talk to Dr. Rodriguez about your options!

Chess
Cost: $100
Time & Location: Room 310 during 7th Period
Lead: Mr. Poudrier
Description: Come play Chess at the end of the school day! Topics covered will include understanding the core fundamentals of chess, exploring opening concepts for both sides, solving a variety of chess puzzles, and of course playing games of chess in a quiet and casual setting.

Choir (Cancelled for this semester)
Cost: $175
Time & Location: Room 312 during 7th Period
Lead: Mr. Rasmussen
Description: The Lincoln Chamber Singers is an ensemble committed to engaging young musicians in music that is not only beautiful, but that captivates the heart and soul. Repertoire will have harmonies in 4-parts or more that challenge and expand our musical theory abilities. In the Fall Semester, we will learn reportoire that will be performed at our Evening of Fine Arts, as well as the Chandler-Gilbert Community College J. Edmund Hughes Fall Choral Festival. Stay tuned for audition information starting on Monday, August 5!

Korean Club (Cancelled for this semester)
Cost: $175
Time & Location: Room 407 during 7th Period
Lead: Mrs. Yu
Description: As Korean emerges as an increasingly vital global language, we are proud to introduce specialized Korean language classes at our school. Step into an exciting and enriching exploration of the Korean language and culture with our carefully designed course tailored for beginners and those with limited Korean proficiency. Delve into a comprehensive curriculum encompassing basic vocabulary, essential phrases, essential grammar principles, and captivating insights into Korean traditions and customs within our interactive and supportive learning environment. Join us on a journey of discovery and immersion in the marvels of Korea! Seize the opportunity to enroll today and embark on a transformative experience in language learning and cultural exploration by contacting the school office.

Mock Trial
Cost: $175
Time & Location: Room 307 during 7th Period
Lead: Mr. Gove
Description: Mock Trial gives students the opportunity to learn the principles and procedures of civil and criminal trials in the American legal system, as well as the knowledge and skills to be an effective advocate in the courtroom. Most importantly, students will have the opportunity to put what they are learning into practice as the “attorneys” in simulated trials. There will be practice trials in the Fall Semester, then in the Spring Semster we will field one or more high school teams in the regional mock trial competition at the Maricopa County Superior Courthouse, and perhaps even in the state and national competition! Middle school students will have their own competition on campus in Spring. Spring Mock Trial registration will be open in January.

Robotics (MEETS AFTER SCHOOL)
Cost: $250
Time & Location: Tuesdays from 3:15-4:15pm in Room 413 (AFTER SCHOOL)
Lead: Mr. Acharya
Description: The first several months are spent in collaboration with other group members in designing, prototyping, building, testing, revising, and writing code to control a robot to perform tasks. We aim to have Middle School and High School sessions. The club’s objective is to provide students with resources to develop understanding of the coding, engineering, and social aspects of Robotics. During club hours students will be engaged in 3D designing, circuit building and block coding using online platforms like TinkerCAD — an online platform for 3D design, circuits, and coding, VRcode Vex– an online simulation targeted to provide beginner experience in block coding and AndroidStudio, Onshape– online CAD and programming program. This semester our high school students will focus on the engineering side of the robot by physically putting together a robot. The middle school students will focus on learning and developing skills to design and code a robot.

Sculpting
Cost: $275
Time & Location: Room 309 during 7th Period
Lead: Mr. Harris
Description: Sculpting provides students the opportunity to learn how to create representational pieces of work that are fully three dimensional. The course will cover how to use clay to block in the basic larger forms before moving on to the smaller details. Finished projects will get an opportunity to have their work molded so that they can create a permanant resin cast of their clay sculpture. The tuition covers the cost of all of the materials that the students will need for this course. Seats are limited to 25 students, so don’t delay!

Speech & Debate (HIGH SCHOOL ONLY) (Cancelled for this semester)
Cost: $175
Time & Location: Room 411 during 7th Period
Lead: Mr. Quenneville
Description: The Speech and Debate Enrichment Course aims to train students in the technical aspects and skills needed to formulate and defend a position in conversation through one on one debate. Students will gain familiarity with the timing and preparation needed for debates in a standard Lincoln-Douglas format. They will construct arguments for both the affirmative and negative side of the debate topic, then practice speaking and discussion skills by debating each other. Each semester will have a specific focus of topic as to help students focus their efforts and discussions. The course will be led by Mr. Quenneville.

Sports Medicine – Q1 (HIGH SCHOOL ONLY)
Cost: $150
Time & Location: The Athletic Training Room during 7th Period
Lead: Mr. Manzanares
Description: In this course, high school students will explore the field of Athletic Training and its role within the “Sports Medicine Umbrella.” As an overview, this course will expose students to general concepts of Sports Medicine, including: History of Athletic Training, Legalities and Ethics, Medical Vocabulary, Environmental Conditions, Equipment, Anatomy/Physiology, Common Sports Injuries and Illnesses, Injury Prevention Strategies, Nutrition/Wellness, Orthopedic Evaluations, Emergency Medical Care, Therapeutic Rehabilitation, Medical Documentation, etc…To supplement lecture-based content and translate knowledge into practical application, students may learn practical skills including basic wound care, prophylactic taping techniques, rehabilitative exercises, etc. *DISCLAIMER: ALL information and skills obtained in class are strictly for educational purposes. Students are NOT permitted to provide medical advice or perform medical services. You can choose Q1 or Q2 at time time. THIS LISTING IS FOR Q1. If we get to Q2 and there are seats available, we will re-open the Q2 registration and communicate it out to families.

Sports Medicine – Q2 (HIGH SCHOOL ONLY)
Cost: $150
Time & Location: The Athletic Training Room during 7th Period
Lead: Mr. Manzanares
Description: In this course, high school students will explore the field of Athletic Training and its role within the “Sports Medicine Umbrella.” As an overview, this course will expose students to general concepts of Sports Medicine, including: History of Athletic Training, Legalities and Ethics, Medical Vocabulary, Environmental Conditions, Equipment, Anatomy/Physiology, Common Sports Injuries and Illnesses, Injury Prevention Strategies, Nutrition/Wellness, Orthopedic Evaluations, Emergency Medical Care, Therapeutic Rehabilitation, Medical Documentation, etc…To supplement lecture-based content and translate knowledge into practical application, students may learn practical skills including basic wound care, prophylactic taping techniques, rehabilitative exercises, etc. *DISCLAIMER: ALL information and skills obtained in class are strictly for educational purposes. Students are NOT permitted to provide medical advice or perform medical services. You can choose Q1 or Q2 at time time. THIS LISTING IS FOR Q1. If we get to Q2 and there are seats available, we will re-open the Q2 registration and communicate it out to families.

Study Club
Cost: $350
Time & Location: Wednesdays from 12:45-3:05pm in Room 313
Lead: Mr. Stone
Description: Study Club is a quiet space designed for students who need extra time on campus before they can be picked up on Wednesdays. Study Club attendance is not required every Wednesday, but only students who register during the registration week can attend. Students need to be in the Study Club room by 12:45pm and should be picked up by 3:30pm. Campus is closed during most of Study Club, so to get a hold of your student, please reach out to Mr. Stone.

Theater (REQUIRES APPROVAL)
Cost: $250
Time & Location: On the Stage from 2:35-3:50pm (Mainstage Production starts during 7th period, but ends at 3:50pm while Fundamentals of Acting will end at 3:05pm every day)
Lead: Mrs. Rasmussen, Ms. Williams, & Mr. Schmidt
Description: Come learn more about the fundamentals and process of a stage production! There are two ways to get involved in extra-curricular theater: 1) Mainstage Production: C.S. Lewis’ The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe – Students can be a part of the mainstage production as actors or stage crew. Casting decisions will be announced Monday, August 12. Those interested in Stage Crew should sign up and register in the Payment Portal; no audition required. Rehearsals will begin Monday, August 19 from 2:35-3:50pm on the stage. Students who audition but are not cast in the mainstage production are encouraged to join Fundamentals of Acting with Ms. Williams. If you have any questions, reach out to jschmidt@lincolnprep.org. 2) Fundamentals of Acting – This is open to all 6-10th grade students looking to hone their acting skills: no audition or experience required! Students who enroll will have the opportunity to explore improv, scene work, pantomime, tableau, memorization, stagecraft, movement, theatre history, puppetry, and musical theatre. Students will present two showcases per semester: once during the Evening of Fine Art, and again at the last meeting of the semester. Meetings will be held during 7th hour from 2:35-3:05pm. If you have any questions, reach out to ewilliams@lincolnprep.org.

Yearbook (REQUIRES APPROVAL)
Cost: $0
Time & Location: Room 314 during 7th Period
Lead: Dr. Paull
Description: Students interested in Yearbook need to connect with Dr. Paull before the end of the school day on Friday, August 9. With her approval, you will be enrolled in Yearbook. There is no registration through the Payment Portal.

 

Enrichment Courses – Things to Know

  • Siblings are not allowed to be on campus while waiting for another sibling who is attending an EC unless they are also registered to be somewhere on campus during that time. Appropriate pick-up arrangements must be made for siblings if they are not participating in other activities on campus.
  • All ECs have a capacity and once it has been met, we will close registration for the semester.
  • The registration cost enrolls your student for the semester and cannot be refunded.
  • If the course goes past the end of the school day, your student should be picked up on the East side of the school where normal pick-up and drop-off occur at the time the extra-curricular activity ends. The EC Lead will stay with all students there until everyone is picked up; students should not be picked up at the Front Office. All students must be picked up within 10 minutes of the end time.
  • Please reach out to the EC Lead if you need to get a hold of your student during the course. As the Front Office closes at 3:45pm, only the EC Lead will be able to assist you. Please schedule ahead of time if you know you need to pick up your student early.
  • If school is not in session or it is a half day, there will not be any ECs.