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Newtown Square, PA, 19073
Phone: (484) 424-1400
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The greatest gift that we as parents can provide for our children is our love and our time and attention. Following these three is the gift of an education. All of us want to provide our children with the best possible chance to learn and grow and prosper. ...
Newtown Square, PA, 19073
Phone: 610 520 3400, (484) 424-1400
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The Home Run week is designed to provide you with overall skill instruction and training in every position. Each camper receives age-appropriate coaching in baseball fundamentals, promoting progression at his/her own pace. ...
Newtown Square, PA, 19073
Phone: 610 520 3400, (484) 424-1400
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The new "Advanced Player" week (ages 8-14) is designed to offer a high level of skill development and game play for advanced level players. Emphasis is placed on team practices and competitive game play. The program offers a commitment to take the young athlete to a higher level of play while increasing their knowledge of the game of baseball. ...
Parksville, NY, 12768
Phone: (845) 292-6821
Fax: (845) 292-9492 Camp Type:
Camp HASC is the award winning summer program of the Hebrew Academy for Special Children. Located in the scenic Catskill Mountains of upstate New York, Camp HASC provides over 300 mentally and physically handicapped children and adults with the opportunity to enjoy a seven week sleep-away camp experience, just like many of their siblings and friends. ...
Parksville, NY, 12768
Phone: 845-292-6821
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In 1963, disabled children had few school options available to them because of limited special education programs. Parents could keep their children at home or they could send him/her to a program that did not meet the needs of their child. Rabbi Max and Blanche Kahn decided to begin a program to serve the needs of these children. From the start, the program was characterized by professionalism, with a focus on the individual needs of each child. Their vision continues to affect the programs that we operate today. Our current programs are non-denominational. We teach our children with respect and sensitivity to their religious and cultural diversity. This diversity exists not only within our student body and their families, but within our staff as well. ...
Sewell, NJ, 08080
Phone: (888)226-9919
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With our station based training format, campers are divided by age and experience level so each receives the right level of instruction and support. We teach technique, skills and appreciation for all football playing positions. ...
North Branford, CT, 06471
Phone: (203) 484 4383
Fax: (203) 484 4388 Camp Type:
Baseball Camp runs the same times as our recreational day camp, Monday through Friday,
9:00 am - 4:00 pm. Baseball campers will learn the fundamentals of hitting, infield, outfield, base-running, and pitching, within a fun atmosphere. ... North Branford, CT, 06471
Phone: 203-484-2020
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Aiki Academy is a training facility that specializes in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), Combat Martial Arts and Fitness training. You will not feel like another number at our facility. We offer a wide choice of class times; therefore, class sizes are small and members receive personal attention. Our focus is personal training in a small group setting and private training for those who desire a condensed high intensity workout. ...
Amenia, NY, 12501
Phone: 845-373-8191
Fax: 845-373-7029 Camp Type:
Maplebrook School is a coeducational boarding and day school for students with learning differences and/or attention deficit disorder (ADD). Founded in 1945 by parents seeking better educational opportunities for their children, the school has grown to be one of the most prominent schools of its kind. ...
Amenia, NY, 12501
Phone: 845-373-8111
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In 1950 Diana Hanbury King (pictured right) came to this country. She began teaching at Sidwell Friends School in Washington D.C. At the time this was one of several schools that had a program for dyslexic students under the aegis of Anna Gillingham. The program was directed by Helene Durbrow, who had been trained by Dr. Samuel Orton. ...
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