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Summer courses by Signature Program

By Bobby Hirsch, Observations Editor
May 29, 2009

The CHS Signature Program will be offering Summer Symposiums for art, English, math, SAT Preparation, science and Study Strategies.  Math will be offering courses in both regular and honors Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra 2, Precalculus and Calculus.  English will be offering an AP 11 and AP 12 English Prep Workshop and Critical Reading.  The arts will be offering Portfolio Development for Photography, Studio Art and Ceramics and Sculpture.  SAT Preparation will be offered for both Critical Reading and Math.  Science will be offering Forensic Science, Going Green and Honors Chemistry Preparation.  Prices rage from $125-$250, and dates for the programs range from June 22- July 31.  For more information go to www.churchillhs.org or visit the Signature Office.

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