Summer Camps in Concord, NE
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: 2016 Level III Summer Intensive in Chicago (June 13 - July 8, 2016) - Colombia College Chicago
Our Level III is a four week program for advanced dancers, ages 14 – 17. Classes are held at Colombia Colleges dance studios, which are shared between two locations: 916 S Wabash Street & 1306 S Michigan Street. Dancers meet for classes Monday through Friday, 10am to 6pm and Saturdays, 10am to 2pm. Students attend daily ballet classes and learn Hubbard Street and Hubbard Street 2 repertory. Classes also offered include: Modern, Yoga, Pilates, Improvisation, Hip Hop, physical therapy discussions career discussions, and more. There will be a showing on the last day of the program, which is free and open for friends and family members to attend. 3128509744 x120
Our Level III is a four week program for advanced dancers, ages 14 – 17. Classes are held at Colombia Colleges dance studios, which are shared between two locations: 916 S Wabash Street & 1306 S Michigan Street. Dancers meet for classes Monday through Friday, 10am to 6pm and Saturdays, 10am to 2pm. Students attend daily ballet classes and learn Hubbard Street and Hubbard Street 2 repertory. Classes also offered include: Modern, Yoga, Pilates, Improvisation, Hip Hop, physical therapy discussions career discussions, and more. There will be a showing on the last day of the program, which is free and open for friends and family members to attend. 3128509744 x120
Latest Review for Camp Greystone
I LOVE GREYSTONE!
This summer with be 6th year going to Camp Greystone! it is honestly the best experience i have ever had in my life! i have met friends from all over the country, including my best friend that i met at camp greystone she lives about 3 states over but we continue to come back to camp together and try to meet up all much as we can!I would definitely recommend this camp! it is definitely worth the money! i feel like a different person and... Read More...
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Kid's Camp: DIY Paper Bowls - Rochester Hills, MI
Paper Source KIDS CAMP WORKSHOPS Est. 1983 *Classes are for ages 8 and up. *Please note length & time for each class. *Crafting can be messy! Please wear clothes that can get dirty. *Any of the kid's camp classes can also be scheduled as a private event for 5 or more. *Sign up for two workshops and get 10% off both seats!
Buckeye Camp 4 a Kid - Columbus, OH
Join Us on The Oval April 22nd 10am-6pm Join the Buckeye community in giving university area youth the summer every child deserves. Student organizations will be "camping" toward their fundraising goal to raise awareness for Godman Guild's summer camp. Guests can enjoy *****Grilled hamburgers and hot dog *****Crafts *****S’mores *****FUN Participating Student Organizations - Sigma Gamma Rho Delta Phi Chapter The PRactice 100% of donations from Buckeye Camp 4 a Kid will benefit Godman Guild’s Summer Youth Empowerment Program, giving children in our community a safe, fun and academically engaged summer. We still need volunteers and student organizations to participate! Click the ticket URL for more information on how to get involved.
Youth Raising Money for Camp - Naselle, WA
Nagsda Youth Camp 2016 - Scranton, PA
NAGSDA YOUTH CAMP MEETING Secure your spot by Registering Now -- http://nagsdayouthcamp2016.eventbrite.com MINIMUM AGE: You must be 11 yrs or older to attend this camp. Minors must be accompanied by a chaperon or responsible adult (21+) who assumes responsibility and accountability for both safety and behavior of the minor. DRESS CODE: Your dressing should reflect the professional nature of an Adventist Youth and Young Adult and should respect the principles of Christian modesty and simplicity. ROOMS: 2 people per room. All campers are required and highly encouraged to bring money to cover the key deposit of $20 per key. It will be the shared responsibility of the occupants of the room to maintain the security of the room and return the key in perfect condition. Deposits will be returned at check-out. LINEN/PILLOWS: It is your responsibility to bring your own pillow to the Youth Camp. None will be provided. Marywood University will be providing linens. However, please make it a point to bring white bedsheets, which will be used during Friday inspection program. NON-REFUNDABLE REGISTRATION DEPOSIT: For all who are willing to come but do not have or cannot pay the full amount today, you can secure your registration with a non-refundable registration deposit of $50 payable to your...
Poets in the Parlor: Teen Summer Camp Reading - Springfield, IL
Our teen summer camp adventure continues with participants reading new fiction and poetry. Expect kittens, colors, an oddball character or two, and a bit of myth and mayhem.
Kid's Camp: DIY Paper Bowls - Rochester Hills, MI
Paper Source KIDS CAMP WORKSHOPS Est. 1983 *Classes are for ages 8 and up. *Please note length & time for each class. *Crafting can be messy! Please wear clothes that can get dirty. *Any of the kid's camp classes can also be scheduled as a private event for 5 or more. *Sign up for two workshops and get 10% off both seats!
Buckeye Camp 4 a Kid - Columbus, OH
Join Us on The Oval April 22nd 10am-6pm Join the Buckeye community in giving university area youth the summer every child deserves. Student organizations will be "camping" toward their fundraising goal to raise awareness for Godman Guild's summer camp. Guests can enjoy *****Grilled hamburgers and hot dog *****Crafts *****S’mores *****FUN Participating Student Organizations - Sigma Gamma Rho Delta Phi Chapter The PRactice 100% of donations from Buckeye Camp 4 a Kid will benefit Godman Guild’s Summer Youth Empowerment Program, giving children in our community a safe, fun and academically engaged summer. We still need volunteers and student organizations to participate! Click the ticket URL for more information on how to get involved.
Youth Raising Money for Camp - Naselle, WA
Nagsda Youth Camp 2016 - Scranton, PA
NAGSDA YOUTH CAMP MEETING Secure your spot by Registering Now -- http://nagsdayouthcamp2016.eventbrite.com MINIMUM AGE: You must be 11 yrs or older to attend this camp. Minors must be accompanied by a chaperon or responsible adult (21+) who assumes responsibility and accountability for both safety and behavior of the minor. DRESS CODE: Your dressing should reflect the professional nature of an Adventist Youth and Young Adult and should respect the principles of Christian modesty and simplicity. ROOMS: 2 people per room. All campers are required and highly encouraged to bring money to cover the key deposit of $20 per key. It will be the shared responsibility of the occupants of the room to maintain the security of the room and return the key in perfect condition. Deposits will be returned at check-out. LINEN/PILLOWS: It is your responsibility to bring your own pillow to the Youth Camp. None will be provided. Marywood University will be providing linens. However, please make it a point to bring white bedsheets, which will be used during Friday inspection program. NON-REFUNDABLE REGISTRATION DEPOSIT: For all who are willing to come but do not have or cannot pay the full amount today, you can secure your registration with a non-refundable registration deposit of $50 payable to your...
Poets in the Parlor: Teen Summer Camp Reading - Springfield, IL
Our teen summer camp adventure continues with participants reading new fiction and poetry. Expect kittens, colors, an oddball character or two, and a bit of myth and mayhem.
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Ultimate 100 MIDWEST Camp - Sophomore Session - Hamilton High School
This is the Ultimate 100 Camp Invite Only event for current Sophomores/rising Juniors, It will be located in the midwest. If you are invited from the Midwest Region you should register here. States that are in this region are Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Minnesota,Missouri, Wisconsin. PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU CAN NOT MAKE THE U100 IN YOUR REGION, YOU MAY SIGN UP FOR THE CAMP AT ANY OTHER LOCATION. It is the only national camp in the USA, where we will rank the top 100 players from a select group campers Top Sophomores in the USA over one day. In addition, we will choose top athletes from this camp to the U100 Top Prospect Camp and Potentially the NUC All American Game. More athletes have gone D-1 from this camp than any other in the USA. 212.549.9115
World Groove Performing Arts Summer Camp: India - Marine Park Building
Weekly Theme: India Make the world your stage! Pack your lunch bags and explore the world through dance, art, and theatre. World Groove is a fun camp for boys and girls to enjoy and share their creativity. Friday is SHOWTIME! Please bring a snack, lunch, and water. $20 nonrefundable cash material fee payable to instructor on first day. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRIORITY ONLINE REGISTRATION (for Santa Monica Residents only) runs March 2 (6 am) through March 8. Non-resident registration opens March 9. REFUNDS - Refunds will be issued with medical documentation or if requested at least 5 calendar days prior to the first meeting. Refunds will be prorated. A $15.00 processing fee applies for each activity session refunded. Requests must be made in writing to the Program Supervisor in person or by fax (310-899-0840), mail, or email ( ). Material fees are not discountable and are nonrefundable. REFUNDS FOR DUPLICATE/MULTIPLE ENROLLMENTS resulting from multiple registration submissions (at one or more offices or via online registration) will be subject to a $15.00 processing fee for each activity session refunded. Makeups will not be offered for days missed by the student. All camp dates,...
Period 3 - Elementary Fitness Camp - NBJH Room 231
Students will be introduced to, and explore a wide variety of exercises that are challenging yet fun! Consisting of multiple stations where students engage in exploratory learning using weights, jump ropes, exercise balls, medicine balls, fitness bands, multiple I-pad fitness applications, kettle bells, speed ladders, and much more! Introducing new exercises that are safe and fun to help keep students wanting to live a healthy, proactive lifestyle! 8475043400 x2520
Middle School Computer Programing Week 4 - Knott Hall
Kids will learn computer programming using Scratch software (developed by MIT) and Code.org. During camp, students will think creatively while learning programming basics. By the end of the camp, these budding programmers will be able to put their imagination and creativity into the form of a computer program. This class is a great introduction into basic computer programming. Developed specifically for kids Grades 6-8, Computer Programming camp is a great introduction into coding and logic-based thinking. No previous programming experience is needed. 443 841 3328
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
Ultimate 100 MIDWEST Camp - Sophomore Session - Hamilton High School
This is the Ultimate 100 Camp Invite Only event for current Sophomores/rising Juniors, It will be located in the midwest. If you are invited from the Midwest Region you should register here. States that are in this region are Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Minnesota,Missouri, Wisconsin. PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU CAN NOT MAKE THE U100 IN YOUR REGION, YOU MAY SIGN UP FOR THE CAMP AT ANY OTHER LOCATION. It is the only national camp in the USA, where we will rank the top 100 players from a select group campers Top Sophomores in the USA over one day. In addition, we will choose top athletes from this camp to the U100 Top Prospect Camp and Potentially the NUC All American Game. More athletes have gone D-1 from this camp than any other in the USA. 212.549.9115
World Groove Performing Arts Summer Camp: India - Marine Park Building
Weekly Theme: India Make the world your stage! Pack your lunch bags and explore the world through dance, art, and theatre. World Groove is a fun camp for boys and girls to enjoy and share their creativity. Friday is SHOWTIME! Please bring a snack, lunch, and water. $20 nonrefundable cash material fee payable to instructor on first day. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRIORITY ONLINE REGISTRATION (for Santa Monica Residents only) runs March 2 (6 am) through March 8. Non-resident registration opens March 9. REFUNDS - Refunds will be issued with medical documentation or if requested at least 5 calendar days prior to the first meeting. Refunds will be prorated. A $15.00 processing fee applies for each activity session refunded. Requests must be made in writing to the Program Supervisor in person or by fax (310-899-0840), mail, or email ( ). Material fees are not discountable and are nonrefundable. REFUNDS FOR DUPLICATE/MULTIPLE ENROLLMENTS resulting from multiple registration submissions (at one or more offices or via online registration) will be subject to a $15.00 processing fee for each activity session refunded. Makeups will not be offered for days missed by the student. All camp dates,...
Period 3 - Elementary Fitness Camp - NBJH Room 231
Students will be introduced to, and explore a wide variety of exercises that are challenging yet fun! Consisting of multiple stations where students engage in exploratory learning using weights, jump ropes, exercise balls, medicine balls, fitness bands, multiple I-pad fitness applications, kettle bells, speed ladders, and much more! Introducing new exercises that are safe and fun to help keep students wanting to live a healthy, proactive lifestyle! 8475043400 x2520
Middle School Computer Programing Week 4 - Knott Hall
Kids will learn computer programming using Scratch software (developed by MIT) and Code.org. During camp, students will think creatively while learning programming basics. By the end of the camp, these budding programmers will be able to put their imagination and creativity into the form of a computer program. This class is a great introduction into basic computer programming. Developed specifically for kids Grades 6-8, Computer Programming camp is a great introduction into coding and logic-based thinking. No previous programming experience is needed. 443 841 3328
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