Summer Camps in Goldsboro, PA

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Kidz Love Soccer - All Day Camp - Sport Complex - Cubberley (SCC)
Kidz Love Soccer All Day Camp Spend a week enjoying the worlds most popular sport in a fun, recreational environment. Learn and practice soccer skills including: dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and defense. Everyone is a winner as the weeks fun culminates in an age-appropriate World Cup tournament. All-day campers will stay for lunch and more fun in the afternoon. After lunch they will enjoy more soccer, soccer movies, and tabletop soccer games. Each day will reinforce the skills we learned by ending the day with a full soccer match. All campers will receive a soccer ball and jersey. All-day campers should bring a full water bottle (1.5 liter minimum), a healthy snack and a bag lunch. ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST WEAR SHIN GUARDS. SOCCER SHOES AND SUNSCREEN ARE RECOMMENDED. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Sports LOCATION SCC - Field 2 at Sport Complex - Cubberley (SCC) INSTRUCTOR Kidz Love Soccer

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Carson Senator "Spring Break" Youth Basketball Camp - Carson City, NV
MEFIYI (Me-For-Incredible-Youth, Inc), along with the Carson High School Basketball Program is offering a three day co-ed skills and development camp at the Carson High School Gym. The sessions will run from 1pm to 4 pm each day and will consist of basketball skill instruction, speed and agility training, and other basketball activities.

Pre-Teen 1 Camp Registration Deadline - Gary, TX
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! Payment is due in full for each camper when the online registration is submitted. Registrations made within fourteen days prior to each camp will be considered late registration and will incur an additional $15 fee per attendee (due at check-in). Late registrations will not be guaranteed a t-shirt due to late notice. Registrations are transferable but not refundable.

2016 Youth Camp 2 - Oxford, PA
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YouthPass to the Future! Campaign Kick-Off - Portland, OR
Youth Environmental Justice Alliance (YEJA) presents... YouthPass to the Future! Campaign for Free Bus Passes Do you believe in Youth Power? in Transit Justice? Come to our "YouthPass to the Future" Campaign Kick-Off! OPAL's multi-racial youth program, Youth Environmental Justice Alliance, is organizing a community event to raise awareness about a campaign to sustain and expand the YouthPass program in Portland. Our goal for the campaign is to show the city, TriMet, our schools, and our community that affordable public transportation is important for youth to lead healthy lives, be able to thrive, and be successful. The youth-led event will officially launch our campaign and engage with community members and decision makers, especially in East Portland neighborhoods. There will be educational booths about transit justice, powerful youth testimonies, and cool performances! YouthPass to the Future Campaign: We want all high school students in Portland to be able to go to school and access opportunities that prepare them for success. Transit is an educational right! Let's permanently fund YouthPass and expand it to Parkrose and David Douglas High Schools! Free food. Guest speakers. Youth Stories. Performances.

Vienna Youth Football Camp - Vienna, VA

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Camp Catapult Thursday - Newtons Attic
Siege Alert! Look out, its time for ying tennis balls, eggs and bags of Jell-O as this camp offers participants the opportunity to design and build a table top size catapult or trebuchet. Students start with a kit of wood, steel, aluminum and plastic parts and create their catapult. When students nish theirinventions, they eld test them in a fun and exciting activity. This is a single, full day version of Camp Catapult. It should be registered for once during Spring Break unless the student would like to make a second, different catapult on Tuesday. Other single day classes include Rube Goldberg Machines (9 and older) and Da Vinci Kids (6 to 9). 859-368-7334

Week 10 Tigers - Wilmington Montessori School
Tigers are rising 1st-2nd graders. You may choose 3-day or 5-day Traditional Camp for this week. Extended Care is available as a choice at checkout. 302-475-0555

SRD Camp Strawberry - Strawberry Recreation District
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CAMP STRAWBERRY is a Nut Free Zone SRD supports environmental responsibility by encouraging campers to pack re-usable containers whenever possible and practice composting and recycling throughout the program. What to Pack: Daily Items: Lunch, multiple snacks, hat, sunscreen, water bottle, change of clothes, jacket and tennis shoes. Tuesday - Friday Items: Swimsuit, goggles, towel and swim cap. Campers should come to camp in their swimsuits ready for swim lessons. Monday and Friday Items: Camp T-shirt. Each camper will receive one camp shirt per year. Please wear the camp shirt on Mondays and Fridays. ACTIVITY SRD Camp Strawberry #1746 SUB-ACTIVITIES * Camp Strawberry - Counselor In Training * Camp Strawberry - Counselor In Training Week 01 [] * Camp Strawberry - Counselor In Training Week 02 [] * Camp Strawberry - Counselor In Training Week 03 [] * Camp Strawberry - Counselor In Training Week 04 [] ...

Baseball/Softball Spring Break Camp - Los Gatos High School
Top Flight Elite Baseball/Softball is excited to kick off our new addition to instructional clinics "Beyond the Game: Connecting Success On and Off the Field." This programming provides both boys and girls the opportunity to participate in developmentally appropriate activities that strengthen cognitive, emotional and physical skills that go Beyond the Game. 9am-12pm Baseball/Softball Clinics 12:00pm-12:30pm Lunch (not provided) 12:30-3:30pm "Beyond the Game" Activities 408 499-8161

SHW - SENIOR HIGH WORKSHOPS - Washington College
The Senior High Workshop (SHW) provides a fun, challenging, inspiring, and fulfilling week-long experience for teens while helping them to develop leadership skills needed to succeed in diverse environments. Through innovative leadership activities and engaging group challenges, students interact with both peers and staff to develop a unique leadership style to apply to their lives at home. Throughout the week, teens are encouraged to set goals and are given the tools to achieve them. Additionally, the students meet other teens from around the state and have the opportunity to form life-long friendships with each other. The SHW staff strive to empower teens to be the leaders they want to be in their community and agents of positive change in society.ELIGIBILITY For students entering Grades 9th -12th during the 2016-2017 school year 301-444-8623