Summer Camps in North Ridgeville, OH

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: C: Performance One - TitO Gate House
For students ages 9-11 who are interested in more of a performance challenge, we offer our 6-week Performance Class. Participants in this class will be involved in a full-scale production, from auditions to set building to opening day. Family and friends will be invited to the performances on Friday, August 19th at 4 pm and again on Saturday, August 20th at 11 am as part of our Family Hour in the Open program. $1275 for a 6-week session, July 4th-29th, August 8th-19th. 9am-2pm. 978-465-2572

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North Ridgeville, OH Summer Camps

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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.

Teen Pet Sitter & Dog Walker Workshop – SPRING BREAK CAMP - Salem, OR
Gain skills and learn how to begin your pet sitting business in this all-new 2-day workshop, Spring Break Camp. You’ll learn important first aid tips, business planning and marketing skills, and learn how to safely walk dogs. You’ll also learn top tips for caring for cats and other small pets. Every neighborhood needs a reliable pet sitter – why shouldn’t that be you, this summer? Learn what you need to know and get help starting your very first business. Includes extensive workbook, business forms and tote bag. $125 - Monday and Tuesday March 21 & 22 10-4pm both days. Ages 12-17.

Youth Campaign/Campaña De Jovenes - Lebanon, PA
July 28th, 29th and the 31st is the "Youth Campaign/Campaña de Jovenes". Its an event involving the youth held at my church for three days. Thursday&Friday both start at 7:30pm and on Sunday it starts at 12pm. I would like for you to come if you can make it.

Pre Teen Camp - Lake Charles, LA
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Camp Cost $275 until (April 15) After April 15th cost $300

CIRRUS MINOR Battling for a slot on SUMMER CAMP 2016! - Des Moines, IA
$5 gets you admission and one vote at this special ALL AGES event, where 4 regional bands (including CIRRUS MINOR) will compete to win a slot on the SUMMER CAMP MUSIC FESTIVAL in Chilicothe, Illinois on Memorial Day Weekend; this would have us playing alongside Mudcrutch (with Tom Petty), Umphrey's McGee, Fishbone, STS9, moe., George Clinton and P-Funk.... and so many more! We need your vote! Also, we need people to help spread the word- we haven't played since October, plus, Joe Corbin (our drummer) will NOT be playing this show with us- he and his wife are expecting a new baby within a couple days of the show- so you will see a Cirrus Minor show unlike any you have seen before... gonna get creative! So, join us at the show (and be sure to vote while you are there)... And if you can share this event, invite friends, or help pass around a few fliers, we will be eternally grateful! Hope to see all your beautiful faces real soon! Peace!

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Nutmeg Potters with Alice Chittenden (Ages 12-17) - Young People
A number of our projects this week will be inspired by the natural world that surrounds us in Connecticut, the Nutmeg State. The seashore, woods and fields of our state lend themselves to three-dimensional and decorative applications. Some of the things I have planned are bird feeders, bug mugs and fancy fish sculptures. Flowers, leaves and animals can adorn our wheel thrown pots. You will have some time to work on your own ideas. There will be outdoor sketching, glazing and painting. Designed for both beginning and intermediate students. 2035624927 x14

KidSport Morning Week of 6/27 - 7/1 - Scarlett Middle School
KidSport Mornings Ages 4 -13[] Kids enjoy a variety of team sports, individual sports, team building games, fitness and other physical education activities and swimming lessons Director: Kerry Winkelseth, UM School of Kinesiology Campers bring snacks and water. Mornings, Monday-Friday. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Curbside Drop-off. Staff will collect your camper from your car at 8 AM and bring your camper to your car at 12 Noon. KidSport offers children the opportunity to learn and refine non-competitive sport-specific, team building and social skills. The activities are age appropriate and developed by experts in childrens physical education. KidSport is staffed by certified teachers as well as physical education and education majors focused on providing a first-rate experience for your kids! Scholarships are available from UM KidSport at www.kines.umich.edu/umove/kidsport [] Application deadline is April 30. This camp is not eligible for Rec & Ed Scholarships. LOCATION SCARLETT SCHOOL at Scarlett Middle School PREREQUISITES 2014-2015 KidSport Camp Registration

2016 White Mountain Teen Hiking - White Mountains, NH
Choosing this option registers you for the White Mountain Teen Hiking Trip with White Pine. Once registered, youll receive more detailed information about the program. 207.361.1911

Collin College-Spring Creek Campus - Collin College-Spring Creek
Ages 8-14 Young basketball players of all skill levels learn the game from the best camp coaching staff in Texas. Our professional coaches are handpicked for their basketball knowledge and ability to work well with kids. Combining excellent coaching and a proven program focused on each camper, Dallas Mavericks Hoop Camp delivers valuable lessons and plenty of fun! 214-747-6287

Film-Visual Arts - Amador Elementary School
FINE ARTS ARTISTIC EXPLORATION - NO LUGGAGE REQUIRED Students will analyze the role and development of the visual arts in past and present cultures throughout the world, noting human diversity as it relates to the visual arts and artists. While participating in mini projects inspired by artists, students will have the practical opportunity to develop character by working together applying their learning for the common good of their school, local, and/or global community with a service learning project. Students will perceive and respond to works of art, objects in nature, events, and the environment. Students will describe how artists can show the same theme by using different media and styles. The culminating wearable art project will center around common class selected themes demonstrating human diversity as it relates to visual arts. DIGITAL PROJECTS FROM CONCEPTION TO PROJECTION INVENTIONS Budding entrepreneurs will be provided with problem-solving opportunities to explore the inventor that is within their imagination. Students will work independently and collaboratively to apply their creativity to solve problems that include interactive physics applications. Students will draft, build, and make models utilizing common everyday and recycled items. Students will present their inventions in a Shark Tank style promo clip. Along the... 9258282551 x5431