European teams and The Down Under Team are composed of 12-15 players and 2 full time tennis professional/chaperones while North American teams have 14-20 players and 2 or 3 full time coaches. The itineraries listed below are tentative and will be finalized in the spring when we receive the tournament schedules. PRICES ARE PROVISIONAL AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE. ...

Imagine traveling to Europe, Australia or North America this summer to compete in tennis tournaments with other teens ages 14 to 18. Picture yourself in Spain on red clay courts overlooking the Medierranean Sea or hitting a topspin winner at the foot of the Swiss Alps. Play matches in LaJolla, California with the Pacific Ocean as a backdrop or play in Melbourne Park, the site of the Australian Open. ...

ATW Teen Tours offer three, four, five and six week teen tours and provide a summer like no other. Explore the East Coast, travel across the USA, experience the grandeur of California and Canyon Country, or journey to Canada, Alaska and Hawaii. Ready to expand your travel horizons beyond the United States? Our European Teen Tour visits England, France, Switzerland and Italy. Whether you choose an exciting teen tour that includes Five-Star Camping, or you opt for one of our deluxe hotel, resort and dorm tours, ATW Teen Tours has 11 different action-packed itineraries to choose from for Summer 2007. ATW Mini Teen Tours provide teenagers entering 7th through 10th grades with the opportunity to travel Monday through Friday and spend their weekends at home. ATW Mini Teen Tours provide a fabulous combination of great sightseeing and incredible activities for teens living in the New York/New Jersey Metropolitan area and the Philadelphia/Cherry Hill area. ...

Inspiring Science Programs Expand Learning and Motivation
Champions Science Adventures™ programs and summer camps focus on taking science education beyond the classroom to spark a child's interest in the world of science through exploration and discovery. Our programs reinforce the five core knowledge areas of science: Life Science, Physics, Chemistry, Space/Earth Science and Technology. We offer a variety of ways for schools to bring the joy of science to children in grades k-6 all year long. ...

A summer camp with caring & qualified staff. Fun atmosphere and new adventures that kids love and parents trust. ...

Since its founding in 1904, School of the Holy Child has provided generations of young women with a strong liberal arts education rooted in Catholic values and based on the trust and reverence for the dignity and uniqueness of each person. Originally named St. Walburga's Academy in memory of Reverend Mother Mary Walburga White, SHCJ, the first Provincial of the American Province of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus, the School opened its doors in a small house on West 141st Street in New York City. Under the leadership of First Prefect Mother St. Ignatius, ten sisters and 14 students began classes on October 17, 1904. ...

British Soccer Camps provide players of all ages and abilities with the rare opportunity to receive high-level soccer coaching from a team of international experts. ...

Welcome to The Samuel Field Y - a not-for-profit organization created and maintained in the tradition of community service - stretching out a helping hand to all of our neighbors, regardless of race, religion or economic circumstances. For over 50 years, the Samuel Field Y has been a strong, vital presence within the communities of Northeast Queens and Western Nassau County providing high quality programs and services for people of all ages and stages of life. Our multi-faceted agency has two main locations, in Little Neck and in Bay Terrace, as well as 17 off-site locations. ...

Most Greater White Plains hotels take a conventional approach to meetings, weddings, and special events. Not so at Doral Arrowwood. Like a painter's canvas, the setting for your event should inspire creative thinking and fresh ideas to set it apart from the rest. Let us start you off with far more than a blank canvas. ...

Wandering tribes of Mohegan Indians were the earliest inhabitants of the area known today as Rye Town and the Village of Port Chester. The first white settlers were a group of enterprising young men and women who came from the English colony of Connecticut in 1660. After land purchases from the Indians, negotiated mostly by Peter Disbrow, they settled on the island of "Manussing," for which they had paid "eight cotes and seven shirts fifteen fathom of womone." Although the land was part of the territory claimed by the Dutch, the defiant colonists drew up a proclamation in 1662 declaring allegiance to Charles of England. ...