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Summer Camps in Johnstown, OH

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: LIGHT TO DARK: DARKROOM EXPLORATION - Walker-MacKenzie Studio - Gertrude Herbert
Instructor: Rosanne Stutts The technical aspects of black-and-white photography will be emphasized so that students can work more creatively with their camera and in the darkroom. Camera operations, use of equipment such as lenses, tripod, and light meter, and correct film selection are among the topics to be covered. Learn basic density and contrast controls for both negatives and prints, along with proper film development. Basic darkroom procedures, safety, printmaking techniques, burning and dodging, toning, archival processing and print presentation will also be discussed. Please bring your own 35-mm camera with manual controls. Register and pick up your first roll of film at the Institute and fill it with images for evaluation the first night of class. student/instructor ratio: 8 to 1 706-722-5495

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Youth America Camp - Lebanon, MO
Regular Pricing: $245.00 must be paid in full by April 27th. These may be made in increments, but MUST BE PAID IN FULL by April 27th. If not paid in full by April 27th the previous payments will go towards the new final cost of $265.00. Late Pricing: $265.00 must be paid in full before the week of camp. * All payments are NON-REFUNDABLE We know that this is very different from previous years, but we are hoping that you find this to be a more accommodating registration process. To accommodate you, we will also have a manual camp registration option at our Events Kiosk on April 10th, 17th and 24th. If you want to register online and need some assistance, you can do that at our Welcome Kiosk. We will have assistants at the kiosk to walk you through that process at any service, Sunday or Wednesday. We understand that change can be unsettling and that it requires us to learn something new. It is our desire to make this process as smooth as possible. With that in mind, we ask that you keep payments and registrations to the 2 forms that we are now offering, either at the manual sign up at the Events Kiosk...

Summer Camp: On The Road in Chicago, IL [2 NIGHTS!] - Chicago, IL
The Summer Camp: On The Road Tour returns in 2016! Come out this January, February & March and support your favorite local bands as they compete for the chance to perform at Summer Camp Music Festival 2016! Cities and dates coming soon...

Campaign Strategies Training: "Ending Youth Incarceration" - Webinar
This past year, social media has been flooded with violent images of the over policing of marginalized communities. We have felt the detrimental impact of state sanctioned violence, which has led to too many of our children, parents, friends, family and community members behind bars. CJNY member organizations continue to do the critical organizing and advocacy work to resist the structural racism within our justice and education systems. In a continuous effort to develop the skills we need to hold systems accountable for over criminalizing our communities, we are very pleased to bring to you: Youth First Initiative’s Campaign Strategies Training: “Ending Youth Incarceration” Space is limited so please register today using this link. http://goo.gl/forms/IVs7dNv92H Once you register, you’ll be provided with the call in information. This session will highlight examples of successful campaigns to close youth prisons, discuss lessons learned from these campaigns and other advocacy efforts, and cover steps for kicking off a campaign in your state to end youth incarceration. Facilitator: Liz Ryan, founder of the Youth First Initiative: a national Juvenile Justice campaign with the goals of halving youth incarceration in 15...

HS Winter Camp - Walla Walla, WA
Get ready for Trinity Youth's 18th annual High School Winter Camp! This weekend will be filled with good food, great friends, and whole lot of fun. Our goals for this camp are: To build strong student-leader relationships To build strong peer relationships To meet students right where they are—helping them take that next step in knowing Jesus better. Oh, and there is also possibility of having a lot of fun, too! Students and leaders will be leaving from Trinity at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, February 19th (dinner not provided). From the church, we will drive 45 minutes south to Meadowood Springs. Everyone will be staying the next two nights at the retreat center there. We will be back at Trinity by 12:00 p.m. on Sunday the 21st. The cost of camp is $105. This cost covers travel, lodging, food and fun. To secure your free Winter Camp 2016 t-shirt, get your registration and $25 non-refundable deposit by Sunday, January 17th! After this date, all registrations will be charged an additional $15 late fee. All registrations and full payments are due by Sunday, February 7th. We don’t want anyone—new or old—to not come to Winter Camp because of the cost, so if a scholarship would...

FILTERED (Southern Florida Teen Camp - 2015) - Fort Myers, FL
Camp dates: June 15-19 Cost: - $150 / if registered & paid before May 22 - $165 / if registered & paid (May 23-June 5) - $190 / after June 5 Our world is constantly giving us filters through which to see the world around us; filters that come from tv, friends, movies, social media, etc. These affect the way that we see the world around us. It's time to recognize an identify the filters that we have received, but more than that, take off the filters that the world gives and exchange them for the filters that God gives us.

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SB "B" (Spring Break) 9:30-12:00 Intermediate-Advanced - Turlock Fitness & Racquet Club
This session is for players who have more experience. They can maintain short rallys, serve, and return. We focus on skills and drills with team match play. 209-604-2455

Camp Whatchamacallit - Stupendous Science - Sandpiper Community Center
***NEW! Camp Whatchamacallit will now provide daily lunches. Lunch menus will be sent home prior to the start of each camp week.*** What do you call a camp that has everything? We couldn think of a name either! Whatchamacallit has something for kids looking for a fun and safe place to spend their summer in the Shores. Activities include a weekly field trip, special events, sports, team building, and arts and crafts. Kids will go swimming at Herkner Pool in Redwood City on Tuesdays and field trips will be on Wednesdays. Please send camper with applied sunscreen and appropriate sneakers. Post care is available from 5-6pm at an additional cost. Field trips are subject to change. Stupendous Science: Now is your chance to explore everything around you! We?ll participate in awesome science experiments, make our own gooey concoctions and end the week with a trip out to the tide pools for some hands on exploration. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Field Trip: Half Moon Bay Tide Pools ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (Age 5-17) LOCATION SCC Multi-Purpose Room at Sandpiper Community Center INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff ,

Lacrosse Camp Full Day Gr. 3-5 - Slauson Middle School
Grades 3-5 This is the camp to take your child?s lacrosse game to the next level with a focus on technique and agility. Our coaches help elevate their game through drills, conditioning and scrimmages. Campers work on ball handling, fast break and transition skills and participate in daily contests and games. Come and enjoy small-sided games and more individual and team competitions. Please bring lacrosse stick, mouthguard, helmet/goggles, protective gloves, water, lunch and a snack. Elbow pads recommended. Coaches: One on One Sports Training staff. Monday - Friday. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GRADES 3rd Grade - 5th Grade LOCATION SLAUSON OPEN SPACE at Slauson Middle School INSTRUCTOR One On One Sports Training

Ashland University Mens Soccer Camp - Old Trail School
Coaches from the Mens Soccer program at Ashland University, lead by Head Coach Oliver Slawson, will focus on skill development for young soccer players. Campers will learn soccer skills and techniques through exercises and games specifically designed for young players. Campers are encouraged to learn and develop at their own pace, under the careful guidance of Ashland Mens Soccer Coaching staff and players. Coach Slawson was a 10-year Assistant Coach at The University of Akron and Director of the Akron Soccer Camps, prior to becoming the Head Coach at Ashland University in January 2016. Having developed thousands of campers and youth players in Northeast Ohio, Coach Slawsons Ashland Camp will be a fun and interactive week of soccer, where campers will experience technical development with the emphasis always on fun and learning through individual and small group training activities & games! Instructors: Ashland University Mens Soccer coaching staff and players. 3306661118 x469

MuaMi Boys "Pirates and Mermaids" Session 5 - Camp Kirby
Mua Mi Villagers are entering grades 8 and 9 live in tipis —weather permitting. Activities are geared to a more independent community experience. Mua Mi Villagers are active participants in their program planning, which includes advanced outdoor skills, waterfront skills, as well as advanced archery and the climbing wall. Staff ratio is 1:8 campers. 3607335710.0