Summer Camps in Highland, CA

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April Monday Youth Classes - Sublette BOCES
Mondays are STEM based activities. Robin Schamber from The University Extension Office provides collaboration on these days to provide a fun, hands on learning opportunity for students. 3073676873.0

Session I Volleyball - Cornerstone University
Grades 5-12 (Overnight/Commuter Camp) Check-in will be from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM on Monday morning in the Bernice Hansen Athletic Center. Parents are welcome to attend the training sessions and observe. A medical release form has been enclosed and the registration process will move along much more quickly if this form is filled out (or mailed in) prior to checking in. We will begin camp at 9:00 AM throughout the week. Free time will be from 3:00 to 4:45. Campers may go back to their dorm to relax, play pool, ping-pong or stay in the gym and watch the camp counselors play volleyball. Dinner is from 4:45 to 5:30 with games from 6:00 to 8:00. If you are a commuting camper attending an overnight camp week, the cost of your dinner meal is not included in the camp tuition you paid. Therefore, you may purchase a dinner meal plan for the week at the time of registration. If you prefer, you may also pack a dinner meal for each day or be picked up by your parents to go home/out for dinner. If you are an overnight camper you may be picked up and taken out/home for dinner if... 616-254-1671

Teen Wheel-Throwing - Ashtonn Means - The Art Center
Whether youve never touched clay before, thrown just one time, or have experience throwing, this is the class for all teens 14-18! Throughout this course students will learn the skills behind wheel-throwing, glaze application, and a basic understanding of Cone 10 materials and firing, as well as design principles for functional pottery, fundamentals of form, and aesthetic design techniques. Every class will have demonstrations, hands-on projects, and one-on-one guidance on the wheel-throwing process. Students are strongly encouraged to be self-directed and to bring project ideas and learning goals to work on throughout the eight-week course. Demonstrations will be geared toward students learning goals. See you there! Ashtonn Means is a Grand Junction native and has been doing ceramics since age thirteen. She continues to study at the Western Colorado Center for the Arts and is a member of the Grand Junction Clay Arts Guild. A senior at Colorado Mesa University, Ashtonn will graduate in May 2016 with a BFA in Studio Art and a minor in Psychology. Performance art is a catalyst in her pottery for the decorative design elements—slip trailing, stamping, glaze color, form—applied to the pieces. Ashtonn uses expressive, brightly-colored glazes to create dramatic surfaces that add personality... 970-243-7337 x2

Traditional Camp: Session 3 - Whitaker Tennis
Our Traditional Camps provide campers with a fun filled week in which they are exposed to the latest cutting edge tennis training methods used at the University of Texas. Our special mix of instruction, team competition, and off court activities make these sessions ones campers will remember for the rest of their lives. 512-232-5119

Skyhawks Baseball Camp - Graham Athletic Sports Complex
LEARN THE FUNDAMENTAL OF FIELDING, CATCHING, THROWING, HITTING, AND BASE RUNNING IN A FUN, POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT. ATHLETES LEARN NEW BASEBALL SKILLS ALONG WITH VITAL LIFE LESSONS SUCH AS RESPECT, TEAMWORK, AND RESPONSIBILITY. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Participants should bring: Appropriate clothing, athletic shoes, snacks, water bottle and sunscreen. AGE CATEGORY Youth (5-14) LOCATION Graham Softball Field at Graham Athletic Sports Complex INSTRUCTOR Skyhawks Sports Academy Staff