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LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Rutgers 2016 Summer Jazz Institute - Rehearsal Hall
This is an audition-only program. All students wishing to register for the Rutgers Summer Jazz Institute must first complete the Participant Questionnaire () and receive an acceptance letter before proceeding with registration in this portal. If you have auditioned and received your 2016 acceptance letter, you may add a tuition and proceed with registration. Middle School participants (entering grades 5 through 8) may proceed with registration, and must also complete the student questionnaire above. 848-932-8618
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NIKE Tennis Camp at Black Butte Ranch
 
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Distance
8.6 Miles
Address:
, Black Butte, Oregon
Enroll in the Nike Tennis camp at the Black Butte Ranch this summer
Activities: Youth Programs
Big Lake Youth Camp
 
5.0 (1)
Distance
16.58 Miles
Address:
13100 Highway 20 , Sisters, Oregon 97759
Building relationships, learning new skills, and having fun in a positive environment has been Big Lake’s goal since 1962.
Activities: Archery Art Basketball ...
Upward Bound Camp/Evans Creek
 
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Distance
54.86 Miles
Address:
36155 N Fork Rd SE, Lyons, Oregon 97358
Highly trained committed staff serve persons w/disabilities. Forest/river recreation. Individual choices, meaningful relationships & fun.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Drama,...
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Sisters, OR Summer Camps

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Teen Advisory Council Meeting & Hobo Campfire Dinner - Philadelphia, P
Teens 13-17 yrs old can join us for our first meeting of the new school year. After a short meeting we will enjoy an evening of food and friends around the campfire. Teens interested in joining us can contact PEC for more information.

Teen Film Makers Camp - Round Rock, TX
In this 2 week class series kids will learn the art of film making. The class will work together to take a short script, break it down, cast, schedule and film it. Students will work with Industry professionals and be assigned specific roles/departments. Upon completion, the footage will be handed off to the Editing Class and once completed thru post, each child will get a downloadable link of their final completed movie to share with Family & Friends.

Teen Extreme Youth Camp 2015 - Venice, FL
This Summer June 22nd-26th we are going to Teen Extreme Youth Camp at Pensacola Christian College in Pensacola, FL. This camp is going to be awesome with exciting preaching from Kenny Baldwin, an indoor water park, paintball, bowling, swimming, ice skating, inline skating, rock climbing, team competitions, music competitions, and much more on the Pensacola Christian College campus. The cost for this camp is $195 per student. (same as last year!) Anyone going into 7th grade fall of 2015 through 2015 graduates can attend. Applications will be available in the teen room and Church foyer. Please turn in your paper application ASAP to reserve your spot!

Camp Quality Arkansas Summer Camp 2016 - Bald Knob, AR
Camp Quality Arkansas is scheduled for June 12 - 17. Volunteers will arrive on Saturday, June 11. Campers will arrive on Sunday, June 12. While waiting for applications to be available, please spread the word to any potential campers or voluntunteers.

Final Kid's Camp Meeting - McKinney, TX
This is a mandatory final camp meeting for all parents of kids who will be attending Kid's Camp this year. We will meet directly following 2nd service in the Gen Kids Room. The remaining camp balance and concessions money is due at the conclusion of this meeting. Additionally, the Camp Waiver form will be provided at this meeting. We will discuss last minute details, things to pack, and answer any questions. Light snacks and drinks will be provided.

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Upcycled Textiles - OCS Arts Center
Denim and buttons and t-shirts, oh my! In this class campers will make all kinds of upcycled creations using discarded fabrics and sewing notions. Whether theyre an experienced sewer or crafter and enjoy working alongside others OR are interested in learning how to do any/all of these things, this is the class for them. Instructor: Leah Bradley This camp may be combined with: Storytellers, Combined Cost: $290 *** A minimum $50 deposit each camp is due at sign-up (non-refundable). *** The remaining balance is due by first day of camp. 502-241-6018

Hitting Mini-Camp 1 - Chaifetz Arena Pavilion
Become a more effective hitter. Hitting Mini-Camp covers arm swing, approach, and hitting various tempo sets. Includes some position-specific training. 314-394-1110

White Sox Summer Camp (5-6yrs) Schaumburg - Bulls/Sox Academy - Offsite
Our Little Sluggers program is three hours each day of baseball instruction designed to introduce the game of baseball in a fun environment while teaching basic skills. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please dress in athletic gear and bring a water bottle. See you in camp! AGE CATEGORY Child LOCATION Schaumburg Park District 1141 W Irving Park Road, Schaumburg, IL

Viewpoint Education Foundation - Viewpoint Education Foundation
Viewpoint School offers an enriched college preparatory program, emphasizing academic excellence in a nurturing environment. The Schools 40-acre campus is located in the scenic foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains, and provides young people in Kindergarten through Twelfth Grade with an ideal place to grow, to learn, and to achieve success. 818-591-6597

Cabinets of Curiosity - Lyman Campus
Ages: Girls and Boys Entering Grades 7 - 9 Dates: June 27 – July 1 Time: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Format: One-week session designed around challenging activities Location: Laurels Lyman Campus in Shaker Heights Tuition: $360/session Cabinets of curiosity, also known as wonder rooms, were collections of extraordinary objects used to categorize the world and tell stories about its oddities. In this class, we will create a wonder room by investigating several of the many ways in which science and art intersect. By highlighting the overlap between art and science, we will gain a better understanding of each, as well as a new appreciation for how art can play a role in scientific processes and how science can inform and facilitate the creation of visual art. Topics of exploration may include: • Gyotaku/fish printing • Biological illustration • Kinetic sculpture • Cyanotyping/solar prints • The golden ratio and biomimicry • Using bacteria as paint • Nature journaling and the history of collecting 216-455-0154