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Summer Camps in Walton Hills, OH

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Period 1 - Beginning Woodworking - NBJH Room 116
Incoming 5th and 6th graders will learn the basic usage and safety of HAND TOOLS including a coping saw, file, sanding block, and cordless drill. Some small machines may be used such as the scroll saw, spindle sander, Dremel engraver, and drill press. All activities will be demonstrated and supervised by Mr. Caris, the current Woodworking teacher at NBJH. Students will choose a project from a beginner list. Other projects will be available if time permits. Projects choices include a can lamp, small cutting board, name block, or tombstone clock. 8475043400 x2520

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REMIX Teen Camp - Hertford, NC
REMIX is a Teen Camp located this year at Camp Cale, North Carolina, sponsored by the BEACHCHURCH. Remix Your Life. 2 Corinthians 5:17 August 9-13, 2015 Please Visit www.thebeachchurch.org for More Information and Applications.

Winter Teen Retreat - Clinton, MO
Cold weather... warm fire... great fun... deep friendships. Join us for our Winter Teen Retreat here at LifeChange Camp!

Paddle New York: Summer Camp Weekend Moose River - Lyons Falls, NY
The Moose is a classic northeast creek. Big drops with multiple options for cool new lines. Intermediate and advanced boaters are welcome! Boat demos will be available from Mountainman Outdoor Supply Company, and paddles will be available for demo from Werner Paddles. Friday: Evening: Arrive at Fowlersville put-in and set up camp. Drinks and food around a campfire Saturday: Morning first timers run. Creeking clinics will be available. Potentially detour to another local run Sunset lap BBQ Sunday: Creeking clinics will be available. Double Drop Challenge or River Race Awards and Wrap-Up River Description: https://www.americanwhitewater.org/content/River/detail/id/1352/

2nd Annual Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair - undefined, SC
Midlands Kids' Directory will host its 2nd Annual Summer Camp & Activities Fair on Saturday, April 1, 2017 from 11am-2pm at Charles R. Drew Wellness Center, Gymnasium. The Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair is the only event of its kind in the area, providing families with a unique opportunity to explore the summer camp and enrichment options available to their children during summer break. Camps for all ages and interests! Visitors can expect: - Wide variety of summer camps - Enrichment programs - Residential camps - Local day camps - Academic - Sports - Summer Programs - Teen Adventure Programs - Art Programs For Summer Camps wishing to participate in the Camp Fair please contact Jeanette Dempsey at 803-381-7733 or email [email protected]. More details can be found on our website www.midlandscampfair.com. Check back often for updates!

Kid's Day Camp (K-2nd Grade) - Conway, AR
Kid's Day Camp, afternoon session, for Kindergarten-2nd Graders. Register online at https://kideventpro.lifeway.com/myChurch/?id=30834 by June 6th. Campers will use the "participant registration" and chaperones will use the "volunteer registration." Cost is $12.50 for church members or $25 for non-members. There will be a $25 late fee for anyone who does not register by June 6th! If you have any questions, contact Kyle Berry, Children's Minister, at 501-259-5632.

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Common Application Boot Camp Essay - The Miami Valley School
Seniors participating in the Common Application Bootcamp will complete–in its entirety–the 2015-2016 Common Application. This includes the basic demographic and personal information, as well as the activities list and essay. Students will have 1:1 meetings to discuss essays and other portions of the Common Application. In addition, students will receive instruction on supplementary essays, a requirement at numerous institutions. Instructor: Blair Munhofen, Director of College Counseling 9374344444 x301

Sayre School - Sayre School
Imagine a summer filled with making friends, having fun and learning new skills in a safe and positive environment! Whether your child wants to attend a day camp with friends for the week, to explore an area of special interest, or to play a new sport, theyre sure to find something they love in one of the summer programs at Sayre. Three different programs are offered on campus during the summer. Summer Safari [] is an all-day camp for ages 3-11; Discovery Camps [] run for three hours (mornings or afternoons) and focus on an area of specialty (photography, robotics, video productions, etc.), and Athletic Camps [] focus on different sports. For more information on any of the summer programs, please contact Andy Fitch , Summer Programs Director, at o. (859) 254-1361 ext. 260 or 263 or c. (859) 221-8423. 859-254-1361 x263

Pee Wee Tennis Spring Break Camp Ages 4-6 - Gerry Kulick Community Center
Get you child involved in the sport of a lifetime. Tennis can teach your child a host of athletic as well as life skills. Coach Chip Fazio, USPTA Elite Professional, loves sharing the lifetime sport of tennis with youths and adults. Kids should have a properly fitting youth racquet and a water bottle. Dont hesitate to contact Coach Chip with any questions about the class, racquet sizing or tennis in general, 313-670-3277, Need a youth racquet? Contact Coach Chip to reserve one for $20. LOCATION Gymnasium INSTRUCTOR Chip Fazio

Camp Three Five Eight Extended Care Thursday - Piedmont Recreation Dept
Camp 358 Extended Care: Thursday, August 11, 2016. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LOCATION Piedmont Recreation Department at Piedmont Recreation Dept INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff

Competitive Edge Field Hockey Camp 4th-8th, Session II - Francis W Parker
Field hockey camp combines fundamental skill work, scrimmage play and fun games to stimulate a love for the game and accelerate the athletes progress and success. Athletes work on dribbling, offensive moves, defensive skills, passing, hitting, sweeping, one-on-one attacking skills, one-on-one defensive skills, corner tactics and shooting. This camp is run by Competitive Edge. 773.797.5104