Champions® is a national education leader delivering a broad array of educational solutions.
Choose Science Adventures day camps for your child this summer! We are the largest science enrichment provider nationally. We offer interactive, hands-on activities. We have introduced over 100,000 st ...

Camp Nonesuch is a coed day camp serving children ages 7 (and/or having completed first grade) to 14. We also offer a "counselor-in-training" program for children who are 14 and 15 years old. The two-year CIT program requires CIT's to be at camp for at least four weeks in each of the two years. ...

Champions® is a national education leader delivering a broad array of educational solutions.
Choose Science Adventures day camps for your child this summer! We are the largest science enrichment provider nationally. We offer interactive, hands-on activities. We have introduced over 100,000 st ...

Cost $175 per session June 20-24, 2005 9am-4pm July 18-22, 2005 9am-4pm ...

Horizon is a United Methodist Camp and Retreat Center dedicated to providing a natural setting for the Church to make and strengthen disciples of Jesus Christ. Our summer camp program, although Unite ...

Character built today... brings hope for tomor- row!In 1971, Gordon Blossom founded New Horizons Youth Ministries in response to the rapid deterioration in many of our nation's youth. Although much was being done for teens with legal problems, there were virtually no other placement options available for the parents anguishing over their underachieving teenagers who were unmotivated academically, making poor choices and at risk for dysfunctional behaviors. ...

An unbelievable week of fun, highly interactive and VERY hands-on science experiments for kids ages 6-11. 1/2 day or full day options are available for both boys and girls. Each day is different! E ...

Across the globe, we have more than 25 million members in 106 countries, including 2.6 million members and participants in 300 local associations in the United States. ...

At Oakridge, we believe that the sharing of the Gospel of Jesus Christ with people of all ages is paramount. ...

While educating girls for college was a daring idea to most people in 1890, it wasn't to Virginia Randolph Ellett. She knew that young women could handle the rigorous work of higher education,"if they received the right preparation. Before long, St. Catherine's academic reputation grew to the point where it was the principal reason for Richmond's selection as the eighth city worldwide to offer the Bryn Mawr entrance exam. With a curriculum described at the time as being "at once classical and revolutionary," Miss Jennie's school was the first in Richmond to send girls to college. ...