Summer Camps in Lexington, NC

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: STEMvironment (7/11/16 to 7/15/16) - Aurora
Get your green on as you explore how STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) is a part of everything around us. This program will give participants an integrated exposure to the various STEM fields and how they can be applied within an environmental context. Explorations will include the chemistry of recycling, creating power from worms, and energy transfer. The week will culminate in an environmental engineering project where students will use these real-world STEM concepts to create their own energy-efficient home. (630)9075950

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Lexington, NC Summer Camps

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Vedic Heritage Youth Camp 2016 - Willowbrook, IL
34th Annual Vedic Heritage Youth Camp (July 18th - 24th, 2016 - Daily: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM) Topics: "The Creation and The Creator" (Grades: 7th - 12th) & "Timeless Values" (For Grades: Pre-KG - 6th)

Snowed In Youth Retreat - Annville, KY
Hey there campers! We will be having a retreat out at camp for 6TH-12TH GRADE! Arrival time is at 6:30. We will be doing dinner that evening and then have a lot of games and activities planned. Brunch will be served the next morning. Check out time will be by 11:00am on Saturday. The cost is $10 per person. If your youth group plans to attend please have your Youth Leader get a hold of me. Invite your friends and let us know that you are coming so we can make plans! We are so excited about this evening and are looking forward to seeing each of you there! We will be posting more details to this event page so make sure to check that you are coming! Makenzie Jones is the Dean for this event if there are any questions feel free to mesage her as well!

4-H Teen Winter Retreat - Jackson, OH
Registration for the retreat will be held on Saturday, January 30, from 3– 4 p.m. and will dismiss at 10 a.m. on Sunday, January 31. The Teen Winter Retreat will feature many fun events, activities and programs. You will need to bring your completed health form and activity release form that is signed by your parent/guardian in order to participate. Please bring warm clothes and comfortable shoes as we will probably be taking part in some outdoor activities during the retreat. You will also need to bring your own, bedding, towels and bathroom supplies. Registrations should be submitted by Friday, January 22 to Canter’s Cave 4-H Camp.

Sports Teen Camp - Brandon, FL
Campers ages 15 to 18 try out different sports and learn teamwork and gain independence in diabetes care. The campers stay at Rotary’s Camp Florida, in Brandon and bus to different venues each day. Activities are under the direction of various college coaches or certified instructors and include martial arts, volleyball, soccer, water skiing, golf, basketball, tennis, and softball. Planned night activities include roller skating, bowling, and a night at Tropicana Stadium watching the Devil Rays.

NFL Free Youth Football Camp - Philadelphia, PA
THE JAHRI EVANS FOUNDATION PRESENTS IT'S 9TH ANNUAL FREE FOOTBALL CAMP FOR STUDENTS, GRADES 1-12 AND FREE CHEERLEADING CAMP FOR STUDENTS, GRADES 1-6. THE PURPOSE IS TO HELP STUDENT ATHLETES FURTHER THEIR ATHLETIC CAREER BY IMPROVING AND DEVELOPING THEIR ATHLETIC CAPABILITIES. STUDENTS WILL GAIN KNOWLEDGE, FUNDAMENTALS AND INSPIRATION FROM PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES ABOUT THE VARIOUS ASPECTS AND TECHNIQUES OF THE GAME. **SIGN UP NOW AT WWW.JAHRIEVANS.COM**

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Capitol Hill Arts Workshop - Capitol Hill Arts Workshop
Tucked on a corner in the Eastern Market neighborhood of DC, CHAW has been Building community through the arts—and creating lifelong arts patrons and participants—for more than 40 years. CHAW provides inspirational and creative programming for its Youth Arts (after-school and summer camp), Early Childhood, and Adult programs; in addition to producing and supporting public art projects, exhibitions, stage productions, performances, gallery talks, and other arts events throughout the year. By encouraging and nurturing students and artists alike, CHAW delivers an authentic arts experience that leads to a stronger, more vibrant community—inside and outside our walls. At CHAW, we are committed to direct action to bridge our communitys income gap: providing a space where adults and children from different racial, socio-economic, and geographic backgrounds can learn and play together. No student is ever turned away for inability to pay: CHAW provided tuition assistance to 100% of need-based applicants in the 2013-2014 year to ensure equal access to quality arts education for every age and ability level. 2025476839 x16

Sports Medley for Boys and Girls - The Evergreen School
Each day the children will play a different sport. The different sports include soccer, basketball, t-ball, and flag football. Were working on fundamental skills and organized play of the game. Players should join us for skill building and healthy game competition. 206-957-1533

Circle of Friends: Darth, Dory, and Harry - The Miami Valley School
Have an adventure with all of your favorite fictional characters this week. Play quidditch as we visit the wizard world of Harry Potter. Use the Force and fight the dark side exploring the Star Wars franchise. Swim with Dory and the nice sharks while we find Nemo. We will journey through a scavenger hunt as we explore characters of screen and page. 9374344444 x301

Ice Skating at Wollman Rink - Ethical Culture
Enjoy ice skating fun with your friends at Wollman Rink. Have a hot chocolate break to stay warm while you skate. *All skaters and parents must sign and return a consent form before participating in skating. This program runs from 3:30-5:30. Dismissal at ECFS only. $605 without skate rental; $726 with skate rental ($11/week) Instructors: Mike Lynch, Eric Royo, David Sroka, Kim Deveaux, Kate Elliot, Jesus Medina, Andrew Preston, Yan Davydov, Ayana Mbaye, Danny Crawford, Jose Ramos 212-712-6230

Little Skipper, Age 5-7, Session 02 - LMSS - A
Pre-Pram is designed to get young sailors aged 5-7 comfortable understanding rigging and sailing basics, while gaining confidence on the water, and developing relationships with other young sailors of similar skill and experience. Parent attendance is required, or one can send a suitable guardian for their child. Family members are welcome to bring food and beverages to utilize the Lighthouse facility during class time. 9524041645.0