Final Week! 2022

Hello, Enrichment families!

Hello, everyone! It’s so hard to believe we are already in our final week. This summer has flown by. Thank you for making it such a success!

A few last-minute notes and reminders, and details about this week’s schedule:

• Our annual Tricky Tray fundraiser will take place on performance nights. We collect various donated items between $5 and $10 from families to raffle at the end of each performance night. You can continue to bring items throughout the week!

• Please continue to have your student work on lines. The more they practice, the more confident they will feel on stage!

Please note that this newsletter is separated into the following categories:

• Costumes

• Performance Playbills

• Covid Protocol

• Elementary Dress Rehearsal and Performance

• Mid-High Dress Rehearsal and Performance

• Fundraisers

• Drop Off/Pick Up

• Important Dates

• Important Links

• Important Names

COSTUMES

You should have gotten a small note home last week from your student’s directors regarding the costumes for their shows! If they have not gotten their items approved by staff yet, please bring them in on Monday.

The only other segment they will need costumes for is Dance!

Elementary: Blue Summer Enrichment t-shirts handed out this year and whatever bottoms are comfortable to dance in

Mid-High: 80s style! Lots of neon, leg warmers, headbands, etc. Anything fun that brings back those memories!

PERFORMANCE PLAYBILLS

In order to save on paper waste this year, we have chosen not to print out paper playbills/programs of cast lists. Instead, we have created digital playbills that will be accessible via QR code. In order to do this, you just need to scan the barcode with the camera on your smart device to open the file. That’s it! There will be multiple flyers with this code throughout the performance area on Thursday and Friday. If you need any help, please don’t hesitate to ask.

I will also upload the PDFs of these to the Google Drive where you downloaded scripts!

Additionally, they are posted on our website:

Elementary

Mid-High

COVID PROTOCOL

Over the weekend, we had another reported case of Covid. This individual will be quarantining and taking the appropriate precautions before returning later in the week. However, in the interest of everyone’s well-being and in an effort to help ensure everyone gets to participate in the final performance, we are recommending (not mandating) that all students, staff, and volunteers wear masks Monday-Wednesday of this week. Please use your own discretion. Thank you.

ELEMENTARY DRESS REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE

Thursday, August 4th (Reminder: Mid-High does not meet this day)

• Elementary students will participate in a dress rehearsal during their normal session hours on Thursday, 10:00-12:00. Please bring them already in costume. They can report directly to their classrooms.

• Elementary students and classroom volunteers should report back to the school and their classrooms at 6:45 to prepare for their shows. Again, they should arrive in costume.

• Performance will begin in the Centennial Middle School Cafetorium at 7:00PM. You can park by the Cafetorium entrance, but we will not be utilizing that door. Please use Door #8 on the southwest end of the building. Admission is free! Invite family and friends.

MID-HIGH DRESS REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE

Friday, August 5th

• There is no program for Middle School on Thursday, August 4th. That day is dedicated to our Elementary performance. You and your student(s) are more than welcome to come watch the elementary kids perform at 7:00PM!

• Students will have a dress rehearsal the morning of August 5th, from 9:30AM-1:00PM. Please have them arrive in their first costume and ready to roll. They should report to their “group spaces” or “holding tanks” when they arrive. These meeting places are as follows:

Group A (“Macbeth” and “Hamlet”): Choir Room 150

Group B (“Antony & Cleopatra” and “King Lear”): Band Room 151

Group C (“12th Night” and “Julius Caesar”): Team Room 102

• Lunch must be packed for dress rehearsal. Students will not be allowed to leave campus or order in for lunch that day, as it will be a “working” lunch and time is limited.

• Students should report back to the school at 6:40 to prepare for their performance. Once more, they should report to their group space in their first costume.

• Performance will begin in the Centennial Middle School Cafetorium at 7:00PM. You can park by the Cafetorium entrance, but we will not be utilizing that door. Please use Door #8 on the southwest end of the building. Admission is free! Invite family and friends.

FUNDRAISERS

We are a nonprofit organization, which means all profits go directly back into the program to fund our activities from one summer to the next. Your participation is important and appreciated!

Tricky Tray

Our annual Tricky Tray fundraiser will take place on performance nights. We collect various donated items between $5 and $10 from families to raffle at the end of each performance night.

We will continue to allow advance ticket sales in cash this week! Please let your students know that they may purchase tickets before and after their sessions. Prices are as follows:

· $0.50 per single ticket

· $10 per 25 ticket bundle

Remember, we will accept new prizes all week!

DROP OFF AND PICK UP

We ask you to please be mindful of our start/end times. Staff has responsibilities to attend to both before and after each session, including second jobs they must report to right at 4:00PM.

That said, we understand that it can be difficult to juggle overlapping schedules. If you have a standing conflict, please let us know so we can try to work something out that does not impede anyone else’s existing obligations.

IMPORTANT DATES

Thursday, August 4th - Elementary Dress Rehearsal: No program for Middle School. Elementary dress rehearsal will take place 10:00AM-12:00PM. Please have your students arrive in costume and report to their classrooms.

Thursday, August 4th - Elementary Performance: The final performance will be held at 7:00PM in the CMS Cafetorium. Please use Door #8 to enter the building. Students are asked to arrive and report to their usual classrooms at 6:40, already in costume.

Please note: there is no admission fee for the shows! Coming to watch is completely free. Please invite friends and family to join the fun!

Thursday, August 4th – Tricky Tray Night 1: Join us after the show for our Tricky Tray raffle!

Friday, August 5th - Mid-High Dress Rehearsal: Mid-High dress rehearsal will be held from 9:30AM-1:00PM. Please have your students arrive in their first costume and report to their holding tanks (specified above). We will have a short lunch at 12:00, but we will not allow students to leave campus or order food that day as our time will be limited. Please have them pack a lunch.

Friday, August 5th - Mid-High Performance: The final performance will be held at 7:00PM in the CMS Cafetorium. Please use Door #8 to enter the building. Students are asked to arrive and report to their specified holding tanks at 6:30, already in their first costume.

Please note: there is no admission fee for the shows! Coming to watch is completely free. Please invite friends and family to join the fun!

Friday, August 5th – Tricky Tray Night 2: Join us after the show for our Tricky Tray raffle!

IMPORTANT LINKS

Summer Enrichment Website

Summer Enrichment News/Announcements Blog

Summer Enrichment PayPal Option for Registration Payments

Summer Enrichment 2022 Scripts (Google Drive)

South Lyon Area Youth Assistance

Summer Enrichment Facebook Group

Summer Enrichment Instagram

IMPORTANT NAMES

Jenny Cort - Program Coordinator (admin@slsummerenrichment.org)

Marcie Kryka - Program Director (director@slsummerenrichment.org)

Program Staff

Joey Abate (Elementary)

Ayana Ihara (Elementary)

Ben Machesky (Elementary & Mid-High; Theatre 101)

Grace Mosher (Mid-High; Music)

Ethan Ponsock (Elementary & Mid-High; Sign Language)

Cooper Schultz (Elementary & Mid-High; Theatre 101)

Miranda Stepchuk (Elementary & Mid-High; Dance)

Jake Werner (Elementary & Mid-High; Music)

Hannah Willett (Elementary & Mid-High; Music)

You can find more information about our amazing staff at the following links:

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Left to right: Cooper Schultz, Joey Abate, Ben Machesky, Miranda Stepchuk, Grace Mosher, Jake Werner, Hannah Willett, Ayana Ihara, Ethan Ponsock

If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to email me at this address any time.

Thank you for your cooperation, and break a leg this week!

Summer Enrichment Welcome 2022

WELCOME!

Hello parents! I hope you are having a wonderful week and looking forward to our first day on Monday, June 27th!

This is an example of the weekly “newsletter” you will receive from me throughout the program. After this initial email blast, I will be converting to posting all weekly updates on our blog. Please subscribe if you haven’t already, and you will receive email notifications when new posts are made! https://www.slsummerenrichment.org/blog

This one is a bit on the long side ;-) I apologize, but it includes a lot of key information to give you an idea of all upcoming activities and events this summer! Much of the information will be included at the bottom of every weekly newsletter to keep important reminders up to date!

Please note that this newsletter is separated into the following categories:

• Personnel

• First Day Protocol

• Volunteer Lunch (if applicable to your student)

• Scripts

• Fundraisers

• Important Notes

• Theme Thursdays (Elementary)

• Important Dates

• Important Links

• Important Names

Thank you very much!

PERSONNEL

Jenny Cort (admin@slsummerenrichment.org) - Program Coordinator

Jenny is our head honcho and overseer of the program. Her mother, Debbie Little, founded Summer Enrichment in 1988 (read more about our history here.) She communicates with Youth Assistance on our behalf, and handles the background mechanics that keep the program running. As this role is time-consuming, she is only present with us during program hours for a couple days per summer. Any questions regarding the inner-workings of our organization, payments, and overall board-related issues can be directed to her.

Marcie Kryka (director@slsummerenrichment.org) - Program Director

Marcie (that’s me!) is the direct supervisor and point person for both the Elementary

and Mid-High sessions. I am present during program hours daily to oversee activities, make schedules, manage staff and student concerns, and communicate with parents. If you have any questions regarding the program’s day-to-day activities, I am the person you will reach out to.

Program Staff/Activity Leaders

Our staff is who keep the activities and fun rolling! These individuals will be in charge of running activities, writing scripts, and directing shows. They are the people your students will have the most interaction with this summer. There may be some names you recognize, and there may be some new faces! These are the folks you will talk to before/after your student’s session if you have questions about scripts, costumes, etc.

Joey Abate (3rd Grade / Activities Leader)

Ayana Ihara (1st/2nd Grade / Activities Leader)

Ben Machesky (4th Grade & Mid-High / Theatre 101)

Grace Mosher (Elementary & Mid-High / Music)

Ethan Ponsock (4th Grade & Mid-High / Sign Language)

Cooper Schultz (5th Grade & Mid-High / Theatre 101)

Miranda Stepchuk (1st/2nd Grade & Mid-High / Dance)

Jake Werner (3rd Grade & Mid-High / Music)

Hannah Willett (5th Grade & Mid-High / Music)

You can find more information about our amazing staff at the following links:

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(Left to right: Joey Abate, Ethan Ponsock, Jake Werner, Hannah Willett, Ben Machesky, Cooper Schultz, Grace Mosher, Ayana Ihara, Miranda Stepchuk)

FIRST DAY PROTOCOL

If you are new to the program (or need a memory refresher), this is how the first day works.

You will report to Door #8 at Centennial Middle School (62500 Nine Mile Road), and we will have staff outside and inside the building to direct you to where you need to go.

Elementary Students

Many parents opt to stay for the first few minutes to hear our introductions to the program. You may do that if you wish, but it is not required.

After introductions, we will do a roll call of sorts to tell your student who their teachers will be for the summer. Then they will split up and go to their individual classrooms to get to know their teachers and hear about their classroom rules and plans!

Mid-High

This is much more informal. Mid-High is not split into individual classrooms, and we spend a lot of time together as a big group. Once students are cast to their plays, they will have smaller group time to work on their shows. But all other activities are done as one unit.

Both Groups

After getting acclimated to our routine, please be mindful of your student's timetable. Elementary runs from 10:00-12:00, and Mid-High from 1:00-4:00. Please be respectful about these times. Our staff has work to do both before and after your student's respective session. We humbly ask that you do not drop them off too early, or pick them up too late, as this disrupts our staff's other job responsibilities. Emergencies and accidents happen, and that is okay. But overall, please help us follow our schedules as closely as possible.

VOLUNTEER LUNCH PROTOCOL

Parents of middle- and high-school volunteers who eat lunch with us at noon:

In order to leave campus for lunch, Volunteers will need to fill out a Permission Slip (signed by you) for us to keep on file. In addition, they will be required to sign out and sign in when leaving/returning.

We will pass out paper permission slips during week 1, but if you would like to fill it out now so your student can go get lunch on the first day, please download the form from our website here; you can print and fill it out and have them bring it on Day 1 :-)

SCRIPTS

Due to our limited access to facility equipment such as printers and copiers, this year we will be administering all scripts via Google Docs. Please have your students print these at home and bring them in every day to practice! If you have any difficulties opening the documents or do not have access to a printer, please let us know and we will be more than happy to provide further guidance.

Scripts will be separated into two folders: one for Elementary, and one for Mid-High. Elementary students will be responsible for one script each, and Mid-High students will each have two. Please keep in mind that Middle School volunteers should also print a copy of the script for the Elementary classroom they are a part of. They may have a small role in the show or need a script to help others practice lines.

If you are unsure of which scripts your child(ren) need to download when the time comes, please feel free to email me and I will direct you to the correct shows.

As of now, we plan to have scripts available to download and print on the mornings of Tuesday, July 12th for Mid-High, and Wednesday, July 13th for Elementary. I will continue to keep you apprised if this estimate changes.

You can access the folder via this link.

FUNDRAISERS

We are a nonprofit organization, which means all profits go directly back into the program to fund our activities from one summer to the next. Your participation is important and appreciated!

Car Wash

Our Car Wash is taking place Friday, July 15th, 10:00-1:00 in the Dairy Queen parking lot. If your student is an 8th or 9th grader, they will be invited to volunteer to work with staff that day. I will send permission slips home later in the summer.

I am also including the flyer. Feel free to post to social media and share with family and friends!

Aubree’s

Our Aubree’s fundraiser will take place on Wednesday, July 27th, 5:00-8:00. The event applies to the $15 buffet only. The buffet includes pizza, breadsticks, salads, and drinks. For every $15 buffet meal purchased, $5 will be donated directly to Summer Enrichment.

The management and wait staff at the restaurant require families to provide at least one paper copy of the flyer per bill to assist them in record-keeping. I will pass along the official Dine To Donate Flyer when it becomes available.

Penny Drive

For those who need a refresher, the Penny Drive works as follows:

We will have one collection for Elementary, and one collection for Mid-High. Donated pennies will be counted as "positive" points towards the session in which they are enrolled. However, any silver (nickels, dimes, quarters, half dollars, etc) or cash can be used to put into the opposing session's collection to make their points NEGATIVE!

For example, if 2nd grader Bobby brings in 50 pennies for his Elementary collection, but 7th grader Molly brings in two quarters (50 cents) to put into the Elementary collection, the Elementary points go back to "0". This is a fun and competitive way to raise money that goes right back into the program. The winning team will win a prize at the end of the summer, the plans for which are still underway!

The final day of the Penny Drive will be Tuesday, 7/26. The winning team will receive their prize on Thursday, 7/28!

Tricky Tray

Our annual Tricky Tray fundraiser will take place on performance nights. We collect various donated items between $5 and $10 from families to raffle at the end of each performance night.

You can begin sending your students with these items at any time! We will collect through the final week.

We will be searching for parents to help with asking for donations from local businesses (most businesses have worked with us in the past and look forward to participating). Please let us know if you’d be interested in lending a hand in this task.

IMPORTANT NOTES

• Please remind your students to adhere to standard school dress code. We also ask that all students wear close-toed shoes. We will be having games and activities that involve extensive movement (cardio and dance, for example), and close-toed shoes are the safest option to avoid any potential injuries.

• Please also note that it is important to let your student’s teachers know about scheduled absences. If they need to miss some time due to illness or emergency, this is no problem! (And there is no need to “call them in” absent in these cases.) But if they will be absent for an extended period of time for camp, vacation, etc., having advance notice helps our staff prepare activities accordingly. If you included these dates in your registration already, I have those records and you do not need to inform us again.

• If you would like to volunteer in any way, please let us know! We are asking for parents to help visit businesses in the South Lyon Area, and sell Tricky Tray tickets on performance nights. We would love and appreciate any help you are able to provide, and your dedication contributes to the longevity of our program!

• If you know of any additional fundraising opportunities, please let us know!

THEME THURSDAYS

ELEMENTARY SESSION ONLY

Thursday, June 30th: Class Color Day

Thursday, July 7th: Pajama (and possibly movie) Day

Thursday, July 14th: Favorite Fictional Character Day

Thursday, July 21st: Crazy Hair/Hat Day

Thursday, July 28th: Dapper Day

IMPORTANT DATES

Monday, June 27th: Our first day!

Tuesday, June 28th: We will be starting our Penny Drive fundraiser! More details to follow, but if you are familiar, feel free to have your student start bringing in coins whenever you wish :-)

Monday, July 4th & Tuesday, July 5th: No Program. Enjoy your holiday!

Tuesday, July 12th: Mid-High Scripts go live to download/print on our Google Drive folder, which you can access here.

Wednesday, July 13th: Elementary Scripts go live to download/print on our Google Drive folder, which you can access here.

Friday, July 15th: Car Wash Fundraiser in the Dairy Queen parking lot 10:00AM-1:00PM

Tuesday, July 26th: Last day for Penny Drive!

Wednesday, July 27th: Aubree’s Fundraiser 5:00-8:00PM

Thursday, July 28th: Penny Drive winner prize day!

Thursday, August 4th - Elementary Performance: No program for Middle School. Elementary dress rehearsal will take place 10:00AM-12:00PM, and our final performance will be held at 7:00PM. Please note that students will be asked to arrive early in order to prepare for their shows. This typically means between 6:30-6:45. We will keep you apprised with an exact time as we get closer. Please note: there is no admission fee for the shows! Coming to watch is completely free. Please invite friends and family to join the fun!

Friday, August 5th - Mid-High Performance: Mid-High dress rehearsal will be held from 9:30AM-1:00PM, and our final performance will be held at 7:00PM. Please note that students will be asked to arrive early in order to prepare for their shows. This typically means between 6:30-6:45. We will keep you apprised with an exact time as we get closer. Please note: there is no admission fee for the shows! Coming to watch is completely free. Please invite friends and family to join the fun!

IMPORTANT LINKS

Summer Enrichment Website

Summer Enrichment News/Announcements Blog

Summer Enrichment PayPal Option for Registration Payments

Summer Enrichment 2022 Scripts

South Lyon Area Youth Assistance

Summer Enrichment Facebook Group

Summer Enrichment Instagram

IMPORTANT NAMES

Jenny Cort - Program Coordinator (admin@slsummerenrichment.org)

Marcie Kryka - Program Director (director@slsummerenrichment.org)

Program Staff

Joey Abate (3rd Grade; Activities Leader)

Ayana Ihara (1st/2nd Grade; Activities Leader)

Ben Machesky (4th Grade & Mid-High; Theatre 101)

Grace Mosher (Elementary & Mid-High; Music)

Ethan Ponsock (4th Grade & Mid-High; Sign Language)

Cooper Schultz (5th Grade & Mid-High; Theatre 101)

Miranda Stepchuk (1st/2nd Grade & Mid-High; Dance)

Jake Werner (3rd Grade & Mid-High; Music)

Hannah Willett (5th Grade & Mid-High; Music)

You can find more information about our amazing staff at the following links:

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If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to email or text me at any time.

Thank you for your cooperation! We will see you Monday!

Welcome Letter 2021

Hello parents, families, and staff! I hope you are having a wonderful week and looking forward to our first day on Monday, June 28th!

This is an example of the weekly “newsletter” you will receive from me via email throughout the program. This one is a bit on the long side ;-) I apologize, but it includes a lot of key information. Much of the information will be included at the bottom of every weekly email to keep important reminders up to date!

Please note that this email is separated into the following categories:

• Personnel

• First Day Protocol

• Volunteer Lunch (if applicable to your student)

• Scripts

• Important Notes

• Important Dates

• Important Links

• Important Names

Thank you very much!

Personnel

Jenny Cort (admin@slsummerenrichment.org) - Program Coordinator

Jenny is our head honcho and overseer of the program. Her mother, Debbie Little, founded Summer Enrichment in 1988 (read more about our history here.) She communicates with Youth Assistance on our behalf, and handles the background mechanics that keep the program running. As this role is time-consuming, she is only present with us during program hours for a couple days per week. Any questions regarding the inner-workings of our organization, payments, and overall board-related issues can be directed to her.

Marcie Kryka (director@slsummerenrichment.org) - Program Director

Marcie (that’s me!) is our direct supervisor and point person for both the Elementary and Mid-High sessions. I am present during program hours daily to oversee activities, make schedules, manage staff and student concerns, and communicate with parents. If you have any questions regarding the program’s day-to-day activities, I am the person you will reach out to. Please note that I will be sending out a weekly email “newsletter” with information like this email. Please keep an eye on the key dates at the bottom of each email.

Program Staff/Activity Leaders

Our staff is who keep the activities and fun rolling! These individuals will be in charge of running activities, writing scripts, and directing shows. They are the people your students will have the most interaction with this summer. There may be some names you recognize, and there may be some new faces! These are the folks you will talk to before/after your student’s session if you have questions about scripts, costumes, etc.

Joey Abate (Elementary)

Ayana Ihara (Elementary)

Ben Machesky (Elementary & Mid-High)

Grace Mosher (Mid-High)

Ethan Ponsock (Elementary & Mid-High)

Cooper Schultz (Elementary & Mid-High)

Miranda Stepchuk (Elementary & Mid-High)

Jake Werner (Elementary & Mid-High)

Hannah Willett (Elementary & Mid-High)

You can find more information about our amazing staff at the following links:

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First Day Protocol

If you are new to the program (or need a memory refresher), this is how the first day works.

You will report to the 6th Grade Entrance off of Nine Mile Road (Door #7) at Millennium Middle School (61526 Nine Mile Road), and we will have staff outside and inside the building to direct you to where you need to go.

Elementary Students

Many parents opt to stay for the first few minutes to hear our introductions to the program. You may do that if you wish, but it is not required.

After introductions, we will do a roll call of sorts to tell your student who their teachers will be for the summer. Then they will split up and go to their individual classrooms to get to know their teachers and hear about their classroom rules and plans!

Mid-High

This is much more informal. Mid-High is not split into individual classrooms, and we spend a lot of time together as a big group. Once students are cast to their plays, they will have smaller group time to work on their shows. But all other activities are done as one unit.

Both Groups

After getting acclimated to our routine, please be mindful of your student's timetable. Elementary runs from 10:00-12:00, and Mid-High from 1:00-4:00. Please be respectful about these times. Our staff has work to do both before and after your student's respective session. We humbly ask that you do not drop them off too early, or pick them up too late, as this disrupts our staff's other job responsibilities. Emergencies and accidents happen, and that is okay. But overall, please help us follow our schedules as closely as possible.

Volunteer Lunch Protocol

Parents of middle- and high-school volunteers who eat lunch with us at noon:

We are doing lunch a little differently this year. In previous years, students were able to leave campus to get lunch with written notes from their parents. This will still be allowed—however, we now have an official permission slip and students will need to sign out and in if they leave for lunch.

We will pass out permission slips during week 1, but if you would like to fill it out now so your student can go get lunch on the first day, I have attached the form to this email. Please print and fill it out and have them bring it on Day 1 :-)

lunch permission fillable.pdf

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Scripts

Due to our limited access to facility equipment such as printers and copiers, this year we will be administering all scripts via Google Docs. Please have your students print these at home and bring them in every day to practice! If you have any difficulties opening the documents or do not have access to a printer, please let us know and we will be more than happy to provide further guidance.

Scripts will be separated into two folders: one for Elementary, and one for Mid-High. Elementary students will be responsible for one script each, and Mid-High students will each have two. Please keep in mind that Middle School volunteers should also print a copy of the script for the Elementary classroom they are a part of. They may have a small role in the show or need a script to help others practice lines.

If you are unsure of which scripts your child(ren) need to download when the time comes, please feel free to email me and I will direct you to the correct shows.

As of now, we plan to have scripts available to download and print on Tuesday, July 13th. I will continue to keep you apprised if this estimate changes.

You can access the folder via this link.

Important Notes

• Please remind your students to adhere to standard school dress code. We also ask that all students wear close-toed shoes. We will be having games and activities that involve extensive movement (cardio and dance, for example), and close-toed shoes are the safest option to avoid any potential injuries.

• Please also note that it is important to let your student’s teachers know about scheduled absences. If they need to miss some time due to illness or emergency, this is no problem! (And there is no need to “call them in” absent in these cases.) But if they will be absent for an extended period of time for camp, vacation, etc., having advance notice helps our staff prepare activities accordingly. If you included these dates in your registration already, I have those records and you do not need to inform us again.

• Our annual Tricky Tray fundraiser will take place on performance nights. We collect various donated items between $5 and $10 from families to raffle at the end of each performance night. We will be searching for parents to help with asking for donations from local businesses (most businesses have worked with us in the past and look forward to participating). Please let us know if you’d be interested in lending a hand in this task.

• If you would like to volunteer in any way, please let us know! We are asking for parents to help visit businesses in the South Lyon Area, and sell Tricky Tray tickets on performance nights. We would love and appreciate any help you are able to provide, and your dedication contributes to the longevity of our program!

• If you know of any additional fundraising opportunities, please let us know!

Important Dates

Monday, June 28th: Our first day!

Tuesday, June 29th: We will be starting our Penny Drive fundraiser! More details to follow, but if you are familiar, feel free to have your student start bringing in coins whenever you wish :-)

Saturday, June 29th: Car Wash Fundraiser in the Dairy Queen parking lot 10:00AM-1:00PM

Monday, July 5th & Tuesday, July 6th: No Program. Enjoy your holiday!

Tuesday, July 13th: Scripts go live to download/print on our Google Drive folder, which you can access here.

July TBA: Aubree’s Fundraiser

Thursday, August 5th - Elementary Performance: No program for Middle School. Elementary dress rehearsal will take place 10:00AM-12:00PM, and our final performance will be held at 7:00PM. Please note that students will be asked to arrive early in order to prepare for their shows. This typically means between 6:30-6:45. We will keep you apprised with an exact time as we get closer. Please note: there is no admission fee for the shows! Coming to watch is completely free. Please invite friends and family to join the fun!

Friday, August 6th - Mid-High Performance: Mid-High dress rehearsal will be held from 9:30AM-1:00PM, and our final performance will be held at 7:00PM. Please note that students will be asked to arrive early in order to prepare for their shows. This typically means between 6:30-6:45. We will keep you apprised with an exact time as we get closer. Please note: there is no admission fee for the shows! Coming to watch is completely free. Please invite friends and family to join the fun!

Important Links

Summer Enrichment Website

Summer Enrichment News/Announcements Blog

South Lyon Area Youth Assistance

Summer Enrichment Facebook Group

Summer Enrichment Instagram

Summer Enrichment Paypal Option for Registration Payments

Important Names

Jenny Cort - Program Coordinator (admin@slsummerenrichment.org)

Marcie Kryka - Program Director (director@slsummerenrichment.org)

Program Staff

Joey Abate (Elementary)

Ayana Ihara (Elementary)

Ben Machesky (Elementary & Mid-High; Theatre 101)

Grace Mosher (Mid-High; Music)

Ethan Ponsock (Elementary & Mid-High; Sign Language)

Cooper Schultz (Elementary & Mid-High; Theatre 101)

Miranda Stepchuk (Elementary & Mid-High; Dance)

Jake Werner (Elementary & Mid-High; Music)

Hannah Willett (Elementary & Mid-High; Music)

You can find more information about our amazing staff at the following links:

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If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to email me any time.

Thank you for your cooperation! We will see you Monday!