Summer Camps
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Summer Day Camp
Holy Cross Lutheran School will offer camp this summer for children age 3 through students who have completed third grade. Camp activities are offered on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, and run from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Each day is filled with many new and exciting learning activities including a Bible story.
Children are asked to bring a sack lunch each day. Our camp will provide snacks.
If you have any questions, please call our school office at 317.826.1234.
2022 Summer Camp Dates
June 28, 29, 30: How Does Your Garden Grow?
July 5, 6, 7: We Are All Super Heroes
July 12, 13, 14: The Great Outdoors
July 19, 20, 21: Mad Scientist
July 26, 27, 28: Wanna Be a Rock Star (Exploration of Sound)
Payment is due in full at the time of registration. Please fill out the online form and submit payment through PayPal.
Camp registration closes Friday at noon before each new camp week starts or when full capacity is reached.
The cost of our summer camp is $25 per day for each child. No refunds or camp credit will be issued for missed or cancelled days. Camp credit cannot be used for school credit.
Children must be potty trained.
Register for Summer Camps here:
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Holy Cross Lutheran School
8115 Oaklandon Road
Indianapolis, Indiana 46236
317.826.1234
High Ability Program at Holy Cross Lutheran School
Holy Cross is committed to meet the needs of high ability students whose performance is consistent with nationally-recognized criteria for giftedness. We provide them with advanced experiences beyond grade-level curriculum through acceleration and/or enrichment of the curriculum.
High Ability students perform at or show the potential for performing at an outstanding level of accomplishment in at least one domain (areas of aptitude and talent) compared to other students of the same age, experience, or environment and is characterized by exceptional gifts, talents, motivation, or interest.
Cluster Model
Cluster grouping is when gifted and talented and/or high-achieving students are identified as being within the top five percent and placed in a standard, mixed-ability (heterogeneous) classroom within their grade. Groupings of three to six or five to eight are typical cluster groups. If there are more than eight to ten students meeting the necessary criteria, another cluster group is typically formed and placed in a different class.
Advantages of Clustering
Grouping all gifted children in a regular classroom provides:
- Social, emotional, and academic advantages to students.
- Inclusive spaces.
- Gifted students often feel more comfortable among students with similar abilities.
- Cluster groupings help facilitate this comfort level by increasing the number of high achieving students within one class.
Cluster Model
Cluster grouping is when gifted and talented and/or high-achieving students are identified as being within the top five percent and placed in a standard, mixed-ability (heterogeneous) classroom within their grade. Groupings of three to six or five to eight are typical cluster groups. If there are more than eight to ten students meeting the necessary criteria, another cluster group is typically formed and placed in a different class.
Advantages of Clustering
Grouping all gifted children in a regular classroom provides:
- Social, emotional, and academic advantages to students.
- Inclusive spaces.
- Gifted students often feel more comfortable among students with similar abilities.
- Cluster groupings help facilitate this comfort level by increasing the number of high achieving students within one class.
To apply for tuition assistance from Holy Cross, please complete the FACTs application.