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Summer Camps in Melville, LA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: APTC Jr. Tennis Camp - Week 5 (July 18-22) AM - Andulka Park Tennis Center
For Junior tennis players of all ages and playing abilities Drills; Games; Playing Situations; Match Play! FUN, FUN, FUN!! Meeting Dates: Monday - Friday (July 18-22, 2016) 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 9 AM - 12 PM: Tennis 8:00 AM drop-off and late pick-up available LOCATION Andulka Park Tennis Center INSTRUCTOR Evan Parry SESSIONS 5
For Junior tennis players of all ages and playing abilities Drills; Games; Playing Situations; Match Play! FUN, FUN, FUN!! Meeting Dates: Monday - Friday (July 18-22, 2016) 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 9 AM - 12 PM: Tennis 8:00 AM drop-off and late pick-up available LOCATION Andulka Park Tennis Center INSTRUCTOR Evan Parry SESSIONS 5
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Distance
39.98 Miles
Address:
1720 Kaliste Saloom Rd Ste C1, Lafayette, Louisiana 70508
Outdoor experiences to help girls develop self-potential, social skills, environmental awareness while having fun.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Counselor Training...
Wawbansee
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Distance
39.98 Miles
Address:
1720 Kaliste Saloom Rd Ste C1, Lafayette, Louisiana 70508
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Counselor Training (CIT),...
Camp Marydale
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Distance
42 Miles
Address:
545 Colonial Dr, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70806
Beautiful, rustic facility in historical plantation area of South Louisiana. All girls 5-17 welcome.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
Distance
42 Miles
Address:
545 Colonial Dr, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70806
Beautiful Longleaf Pine Savanna, rustic setting for fun and balanced program. Site includes lake, river, pool, scientists engage girls in ecological activities
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Field...
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Melville, LA Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Teen Program Fall Camp - St. Marys, GA
Out of school for the week and bored? Hang out with the Teen Program! November 21: Jacksonville Zoo (bus leaves at 9 am and returns at 4 pm) November 22: Habitat for Humanity, lunch and a movie November 23: Rebounderz (bus leaves at 9 am and returns at 4 pm) Register at the Youth Center (912-573-2380). $20/day or $50 for all 3 days.
Georgia Teen Camp 2016 - Adrian, GA
What to Expect at Teen Camp this year: Inspiriing Speakers, Incredible Worship Gatherings, Sport Tournaments, The Lagoon, Morning Show, and Paint War. All this and more with over 200 friends. Cost: Pay $50 deposit to lock in your rate! $205 Postmarked by May 9th. $239 Postmarked by May 30th. $265 Walk on Fee.
Fall Teen Weekend - "Fall into 4-H" - Marlborough, CT
Teens who will be counseling next summer (2017) or who are interested in a good time are invited to our annual Fall Teen Weekend, for 2017 it's "Fall into 4-H". The cost is $45.00 and includes everything (food/lodging/activites & fun). Get ready for great food, great activities, and quality time with some of the people you haven't seen since the summer! Keep an eye out for the letter coming in the mail with more information and how to RSVP.
2016 Diocesan Youth Fall Conference for 6th-12th Graders - Morgantown,
The Youth Steering Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis invite youth in grades 6-12 and adult chaperons to register for the upcoming Diocesan Youth Fall Conference at Waycross! This year's theme is "Moving from Stress to Success." This weekend event offers youth from across the Diocese the opportunity to share together in plenary session, special worship, workshops, and choice activities while connecting with friends, new and old. Visit indydio.org for an event flyer and registration forms to print and send. ( http://indydio.org/2016-diocesan-youth-fall-conference-for-6th-12th-graders/ ) REGISTRATION REQUIRED Early-bird registration due: October 20, 2016 On-time registration due: November 10, 2016
YOUTH RALLY - Spartanburg, SC
I would like to invite ALL youth to our Youth Rally on September 12th from 4-8 p.m. WinterJam artist About A Mile will be here. ! As well as a guest praise band and speaker. Bring a blanket to sit on!! Admission is $5 or 5 cans per person to benefit our community food pantry. We would LOVE for you to join us! Please pass this information on to your churches!!! Thank you so much and I hope you have a blessed day Kristy Stancil [email protected]
Teen Program Fall Camp - St. Marys, GA
Out of school for the week and bored? Hang out with the Teen Program! November 21: Jacksonville Zoo (bus leaves at 9 am and returns at 4 pm) November 22: Habitat for Humanity, lunch and a movie November 23: Rebounderz (bus leaves at 9 am and returns at 4 pm) Register at the Youth Center (912-573-2380). $20/day or $50 for all 3 days.
Georgia Teen Camp 2016 - Adrian, GA
What to Expect at Teen Camp this year: Inspiriing Speakers, Incredible Worship Gatherings, Sport Tournaments, The Lagoon, Morning Show, and Paint War. All this and more with over 200 friends. Cost: Pay $50 deposit to lock in your rate! $205 Postmarked by May 9th. $239 Postmarked by May 30th. $265 Walk on Fee.
Fall Teen Weekend - "Fall into 4-H" - Marlborough, CT
Teens who will be counseling next summer (2017) or who are interested in a good time are invited to our annual Fall Teen Weekend, for 2017 it's "Fall into 4-H". The cost is $45.00 and includes everything (food/lodging/activites & fun). Get ready for great food, great activities, and quality time with some of the people you haven't seen since the summer! Keep an eye out for the letter coming in the mail with more information and how to RSVP.
2016 Diocesan Youth Fall Conference for 6th-12th Graders - Morgantown,
The Youth Steering Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis invite youth in grades 6-12 and adult chaperons to register for the upcoming Diocesan Youth Fall Conference at Waycross! This year's theme is "Moving from Stress to Success." This weekend event offers youth from across the Diocese the opportunity to share together in plenary session, special worship, workshops, and choice activities while connecting with friends, new and old. Visit indydio.org for an event flyer and registration forms to print and send. ( http://indydio.org/2016-diocesan-youth-fall-conference-for-6th-12th-graders/ ) REGISTRATION REQUIRED Early-bird registration due: October 20, 2016 On-time registration due: November 10, 2016
YOUTH RALLY - Spartanburg, SC
I would like to invite ALL youth to our Youth Rally on September 12th from 4-8 p.m. WinterJam artist About A Mile will be here. ! As well as a guest praise band and speaker. Bring a blanket to sit on!! Admission is $5 or 5 cans per person to benefit our community food pantry. We would LOVE for you to join us! Please pass this information on to your churches!!! Thank you so much and I hope you have a blessed day Kristy Stancil [email protected]
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Session 3A - Double Daring Camp
The Double-Daring Camp for Girls connects the accomplishments of courageous women to the lives of girls in our program. Our curriculum prioritizes confidence and leadership by exploring breakthroughs in science, industry, and social justice that have helped women enrich our world. Our 2016 Camp will be held at Brooklyn YWCA, 30 Third Avenue. * 1 Free Complimentary Double-Daring Shirt included. 917-355-5969
Flag Football - Parkrose Club
Skills, drills and scrimmages fill this exciting week on the fields and in the gym. Learn the fundamentals of the game, and get ready to scrimmage! 503 232 0186
Wednesday Violin - Ethical Culture
Join us for an enriching and fun introduction to the violin! You will learn new tunes and play some old favorites. Together, well experience music through various games and activities and well establish a healthy foundation for violin playing. This supportive group is a wonderful place to start making music. Instructor: Liz Wright (Violin Instructor) 212-712-6230
First Stage Theatre Academy - Omaha Community Playhouse
First Stage Theatre Academy is a two-week intensive that immerses students in the art of Theatre. Since 1997, over 900 students have participated in the First Stage Academy. For two weeks during the summer, students work intensively with professional directors, musicians, and choreographers. Mornings begin with a daily group warm-up, followed by classes in voice, movement and dance, acting, improvisation, scene study and playwriting. Afternoons are spent rehearsing and building the original play which is performed for family and friends at the end of the Academy our Hawks Main stage. 402-553-4890 x131
04 Summer Fun Camp 3 Ages 5-12 - Middle School
Camp will meet from Noon-5:30pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday; and at 7:00-5:30pm on Friday. Activities will include: arts and crafts, passive games,educational games, group activity games, sports, strength and conditioning, rhythms, and free play. There will be swimming from 4:00-5:00pm in the Middle School pool. Activities will be geared for children 5-12 years of age. Bring a snack, swim suit and towel. Campers should report to the HS cafeteria and enter door #29 on days that camp starts at Noon. Campers will be escorted to the MS Gym after lunch by camp counselors. When camp begins at 7:00 am campers should report to the Middle School Gym and enter through door #36 In order to register for this activity, you must first click to open the participation waiver and then place your initials in the left box to confirm that you read and agree. You must also read the Parent/ Athlete concussion agreement in the text and check the box underneath to provide confirmation that you have read, understand and agree to the new concussion information. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parent/Guardian must initial for anyone under 18 years old. Permission is granted for my son/daughter to participate...
Session 3A - Double Daring Camp
The Double-Daring Camp for Girls connects the accomplishments of courageous women to the lives of girls in our program. Our curriculum prioritizes confidence and leadership by exploring breakthroughs in science, industry, and social justice that have helped women enrich our world. Our 2016 Camp will be held at Brooklyn YWCA, 30 Third Avenue. * 1 Free Complimentary Double-Daring Shirt included. 917-355-5969
Flag Football - Parkrose Club
Skills, drills and scrimmages fill this exciting week on the fields and in the gym. Learn the fundamentals of the game, and get ready to scrimmage! 503 232 0186
Wednesday Violin - Ethical Culture
Join us for an enriching and fun introduction to the violin! You will learn new tunes and play some old favorites. Together, well experience music through various games and activities and well establish a healthy foundation for violin playing. This supportive group is a wonderful place to start making music. Instructor: Liz Wright (Violin Instructor) 212-712-6230
First Stage Theatre Academy - Omaha Community Playhouse
First Stage Theatre Academy is a two-week intensive that immerses students in the art of Theatre. Since 1997, over 900 students have participated in the First Stage Academy. For two weeks during the summer, students work intensively with professional directors, musicians, and choreographers. Mornings begin with a daily group warm-up, followed by classes in voice, movement and dance, acting, improvisation, scene study and playwriting. Afternoons are spent rehearsing and building the original play which is performed for family and friends at the end of the Academy our Hawks Main stage. 402-553-4890 x131
04 Summer Fun Camp 3 Ages 5-12 - Middle School
Camp will meet from Noon-5:30pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday; and at 7:00-5:30pm on Friday. Activities will include: arts and crafts, passive games,educational games, group activity games, sports, strength and conditioning, rhythms, and free play. There will be swimming from 4:00-5:00pm in the Middle School pool. Activities will be geared for children 5-12 years of age. Bring a snack, swim suit and towel. Campers should report to the HS cafeteria and enter door #29 on days that camp starts at Noon. Campers will be escorted to the MS Gym after lunch by camp counselors. When camp begins at 7:00 am campers should report to the Middle School Gym and enter through door #36 In order to register for this activity, you must first click to open the participation waiver and then place your initials in the left box to confirm that you read and agree. You must also read the Parent/ Athlete concussion agreement in the text and check the box underneath to provide confirmation that you have read, understand and agree to the new concussion information. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parent/Guardian must initial for anyone under 18 years old. Permission is granted for my son/daughter to participate...