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Alexandria, VA, 22311
Phone: 888-458-1812, 800-246-2154
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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. ... Landisville, PA, 17538
Phone: (717) 898-3102
Fax: (717) 898-2702 Camp Type:
Hempfield Recreation Center was named 2008 Central Penn District Non-Profit Organization of the Year. HARC's Director of Racquet Sports, Wilson Pipkin, received the Middle States Central Penn Tournament Director of the Year 2008 and the Middle States Central Pennsylvania President's Award 2008. Hempfield Area Recreation Commission is very committed to the USTA and the programs that are offered. The staff at Hempfield Rec is conscious that tennis is the Lifetime Sport and encourage players of all ages and abilities to start or re-enter the game. ...
Keswick, VA, 22947
Phone: 434-295-0457
Fax: 434-977-1892 Camp Type:
Little Keswick School is a Therapeutic Boarding School, which provides a structured environment to give children with emotional and self-regulation issues, language-based and non-verbal learning disabilities, ADHD or Asperger's and similar developmental disorders, opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive. ...
Keswick, VA, 22947
Phone: 434-293-9059
Fax: 434-296-8930 Camp Type:
Oakland School is a small boarding and day school for children ages 6-14 with learning disabilities including dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, non-verbal learning disabilities or visual and auditory processing disorders. ...
Monkton, MD, 21111
Phone: 410-329-6590
Fax: 410-329-6034 Camp Type:
Since 1942, Camp Puh'Tok has provided young people and their families with fresh air, wonderful programs, and FUN! Campers ages 5-16 take part in summer camp activities that emphasize leadership, teamwork, spirituality, appreciation of nature, and discovering our American heritage. ...
Monkton, MD, 21111
Phone: 410-343-0223
Fax: 410-343-0236 Camp Type:
Nature Camps is an Outdoor Adventure and Environmental Education organization, that is committed to the use of experiential education programs to promote individual growth, and sensory awareness for both children and parents. NC is a family based program. ...
Monkton, MD, 21111
Phone: (410) 771-4816
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The camp at Notre Dame has twelve one week sessions beginning June 7, while Garrison Forest will have seven one week sessions beginning on June 14. The St. James camp will also begin June 14 but will last for eight weeks. The weekly schedule at Hayfields C.C. begins on June 7 and lasts three weeks. One may enroll in as many weeks as desired and choose either a full day or half day option. ...
Bellefontaine, OH, 43311
Phone: 1-800-423-0427
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Character building, quality programs since 1918... serving kids of all ages the YMCA way for 91 years!
Camp Willson is a place where kids can unplug, enjoy the outdoors, and be themselves. One to two caring, cool, responsible, fun counselors live in each cabin group with up to 8 campers, providing 24 hour supervision. Safety is our #1 priority! Campers are assigned to cabins by age. Cabin mate requests must be within one year of age of each other, and a maximum of 3 friends can be in the same cabin. ... Bellefontaine, OH, 43311
Phone: 937-468-2519
Fax: 937-468-2520 Camp Type:
Nestled in the beautiful rolling hills of Logan County near Bellefontaine; Ohio is a camp for kids that has been touching the lives of youth since 1974. Camp Cotubic is dedicated to kids. ...
Washington, DC, 20036
Phone: (202) 518-9400
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The goals of the Washington DCJCC are to preserve and strengthen Jewish identity, heritage, tradition and values through a wide variety of social, cultural, recreational, and educational programs and services. The Center accomplishes these goals in ways that reflect the unique location and role of the Center in the nation's Capital and the many contributions of the American Jewish community in the United States. ...
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