Summer Options offers over 80 kinds of exciting learning opportunities in 2-week sessions beginning June 11, 2007. Camps, performing and fine arts, foreign language immersion and ESL, robotics, a vast ...

Miss Sue's Summer Fun reflects the same nurturing, self-esteem building philosophy as our school program. Door-to-door bus service, nutritious lunches prepared fresh daily, towel service, camp bag and shirt, photos and videos are included.In addition to our state-of-the-art playground facilities, campers enjoy 2 swims each day in full-size pools. Supervised by our Nassau County certified/WSI lifeguards, campers learn to swim in small groups. Pool parties, water sports, a water slide, "water skiing", wind surfing, paddle boats and rafts add to the fun. Our skilled staff gives sports instruction in baseball, soccer, football, tennis, lacrosse, volleyball, karate and more.Group games, relays, contests and a non-competitive Color War are enjoyed by all age groups. ...

The Boulder Outdoor Center and Renaissance Adventure Guides have joined up to bring you these great classes and trips.

The Colorado Forest Service has some basic information on avalanches. It also has information on snowpack stability, terrain and how weather affects avalanche conditions. Please note that we know the terrain and conditions where our trip will go, and can show you avalanche slopes, yet be able to avoid the slide paths. ...

Programs of The Goddard School are accredited by AdvancED, a global accreditation system delivering unified quality standards for education. AdvancED -- the same accreditation board that accredits private and public schools, colleges and universities -- evaluates quality, continuous improvement and student success in early childhood education centers. ...

Founded by legendary coach Jim Steen of Kenyon College in 1980, TPSC camps have been built on bringing together two principles: world-class instruction and intimate learning environments. For more information about these camps, as well as dates and locations (OH, PA, NY, MI, NC), please see below. ...

In Girl Scouts, girls discover the fun, friendship and power of girls together. Girl Scouting helps girls develop their full individual potential; relate to others with increasing understanding, skill and respect; develop values to guide their actions and provide the foundation for sound decision-making; and contribute to the improvement of society through their abilities, leadership skills and cooperation with others. ...

The newest, most acclaimed restaurant in the Florida Keys, has found a home at Cheeca Lodge & Spa. Experience delicacies from around the world flown in daily for your ultimate pleasure. As you gaze at our spectacular views of the Atlantic ocean, sipping our exceptional choices of sake and wines, you are transported into an exceptional dining adventure. ...

We offer a variety of camps, each with small numbers of campers, quality instruction and lots of fun. We teach fundamental skills and concepts. We work at building self confidence. ...

La Foret was orginally the summer estate of Mrs. Alice Bemis Taylor. Mrs. Taylor and her husband Frederick Morgan Pike Taylor are considered to be one of Colorado Springs' most important founding families. Their family had a rich history of philanthropy. Mrs. Taylor's father, Judson Moss Bemis was a trustee of Colorado College and her mother helped start the Colorado Day Nursery for underpriveleged children; together the family made many contributions to Colorado College. Alice Bemis Taylor was the first woman to serve as a trustee of Colorado College and was known as "Lady Bountiful" for her generous donations to the institution. Mrs. Taylor held great interest for art and architecture. She was one of three benefactresses of the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, perhaps her greatest contribution to the community. ...

Camper's have returned, year after year, to this tranquil sanctuary that encourages community and connection. An amazing love of the land and lifelong friendships were, and still are, a common outcome of this summer camp experience.The camp has a long and colorful history. It was founded by the City of Oakland in 1924 and for many years campers arrived on the famous Zephyr train, being dropped off right in camp. Though the train no longer stops at Feather River, the call of the rails continues as the train whistles on its way through camp.Oakland Feather River Camp, located near Quincy, CA, nestled along Spanish Creek, is now operated by Camps in Common, a small non-profit corporation formed in 2003 to support the City of Oakland in keeping the camp alive and vital for the urban Oakland community. ...