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SUMMER CATALOG OGDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT SUMMER LUNCH ALMUERZO DE VERANO DEL DISTRITO ESCOLAR DE OGDEN ***Free Lunch for Kids 18 and Under*** 4Th Street Park A continuación vea los horarios para lonches de verano May 2018 LIVEUnited Way of Northern Utah UNITED 2 018 KidsKids SUMMER CATALOG OGDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT SUMMER LUNCH ALMUERZO DE VERANO DEL DISTRITO ESCOLAR DE OGDEN ***Free Lunch for kids 18 and under*** 4th Street Park ....................................... 4th & Wall Ave. The Ogden City School District Lunch Program announces Jaycee Park ..................................... 25th & Fillmore Ave. the sponsorship of the 2018 Summer Food Service Program. Lester Park ......................................24th & Madison Ave. Summer Lunch will be served June 4 – July 20, 11:30 – Lorin Farr Park .............................. 17th & Gramercy Ave. 12:15, Monday – Friday at the following locations: Marshall White Center ............................. 222 28th Street Monroe Park ....................................30th & Monroe Blvd. Lincoln Elementary ..........................550 E. Canfield Drive Mount Ogden Park ............................. 32nd & Taylor Ave. *New Bridge School* ......................... 2150 Jefferson Ave. West Ogden Park .............................. 24th Street & E Ave. Odyssey Elementary ...........................375 Goddard Street T.O. Smith Elementary ....................... 3295 Gramercy Ave. Breakfast will be served at *these locations* from Highland Jr. High ...............................325 Gramercy Ave. 8:00 – 8:15 am. Please note: no meals will be served *Ben Lomond High* ...............................1080 9th Street July 3 and 4 at any of these sites. Ogden High ......................................2828 Harrison Blvd. Washington High ....................................455 28th Street This institution is an equal opportunity provider. WEBER SCHOOL DISTRICT SUMMER LUNCH ALMUERZO DE VERANO DEL DISTRITO ESCOLAR DE WEBER ***Free Lunch for kids 18 and under*** Burch Creek Elementary .. 4300 Madison Ave, South Ogden Lakeview Elementary ........................2025 W 5000 S, Roy Summer Lunch will be served June 4 – July 27, 11:30 North Park Elementary ...................... 4046 S 2175 W, Roy – 12:30 (Closed for Holidays….. July 4th, 23rd , and Roy Elementary ................................2888 W 5600 S, Roy 24th) Monday – Friday at the following locations: Green Acres Elementary ...........640 E 1900 N, North Ogden Washington Terrace Elementary ... 20 E 4600 S, Washington Terrace BOX ELDER SCHOOL DISTRICT SUMMER LUNCH ALMUERZO DE VERANO DEL DISTRITO ESCOLAR DE BOX ELDER Summer School lunches will be held June 11, 2018 to August 3, 2018 from 11:30 to 12:30 p.m. at Mountain View Elementary, Lake View Elementary, North Park Elementary, and McKinley Elementary. CATHOLIC COMMUNITY SERVICES OF NORTHERN UTAH Catholic Community Services of Northern Utah has a food pantry to help with food insecurities in your home. To Apply visit us at 2504 F Ave in Ogden. Applications are accepted Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9-11 am. Please bring the following documents: Picture ID for all adults in the home. Childrens birth certifcate or shot record that has the child’s name and birthdate printed on it. Current gas, water, electric OR legal rental lease agreement. Proof of all income in the home. Questions? Call us at 801-394-5944 22 2018 UNITED WAY SUMMER KIDS CATALOG Fine Arts & Culture Artes Visuales y Cultura .......................... 4 CONTENTS Full Day Camps/Youth & Teen Library Fun Campeamentos de diá completo/Niños y Diversión biblioteca .............................. 23 adolecentes ........................................... 7 Family Fun Diversion Familiar ............... 24 Science & Nature Ciencias y Naturaleza .. 16 Contact List Contacto ........................... 31 Recreation Recreación .......................... 22 Greetings! Thank you to the Standard Examiner and our many community based youth service organizations for their partnership in preparing this Summer Kids Catalog. Summer is a special time of year for children. It is a time to explore new things, a time for the hours to pass more slowly, to be outside and enjoy nature. If children have meaningful summer activities that feed their love of learning, give them new experiences, and foster healthy relationships - they will come back in the fall ready for a new school year. Another benefit of summer is that each day your child has more light to read by! We hope these exciting learning experiences will lift the lives of our youth and help prepare them for a successful tomorrow. Tim Jackson United Way President & CEO YMCAREGISTER 1550143NOW! 1/2 H YMCA SUMMER CAMPS Summer Day Camp Traditional Stem Specialty Ages 3-15 Summer Overnight Camps YMCA Camp Roger YMCA Mill Hollow Camp Ages 6-17 Financial Assistance For Information 801-839-3385, www.ymcautah.org/camps Available 2018 UNITED WAY SUMMER KIDS CATALOG 33 FINE ARTS & CULTURE ARTES VISUALES Y CULTURA Eccles Community Art Center For more information on any of Guitar Camp 2580 Jefferson Avenue, Ogden UT the 2018 Explore Arts!, call Mariela 4th- 9th grade students- They will 801-392-6935 Sanguino at 801-737-7303 or Claudia explore various styles of music, learn greatersaltlake.madscience.org Lopez at 801-737-7365 basic music notation, and discover www.ogden4arts.org/ their inner musician through Ballet Folklorico Program improvisation and ensemble Summer Art Camps K- 6th grade students- They will techniques. The camp will conclude Children ages 7 to 11 will work with explore various traditional dances with a final performance on July local visual and performing artist to of Latin America. High school 13th. No experience is necessary explore a variety of art concepts. age students will learn dancing and guitars will be provided. An exhibit of art created will be techniques and rehearse together Dates: June 19- July 12 (no classes displayed for parents and family to recruit and build the Ballet the week of July 2-5) at 11:30 a.m. on the Friday of each Folklorico program and increase Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday camp. Art supplies provided. Each cultural awareness. Time: 4th -6th 9:00-10:00 a.m. camp will be different, so students Time: 7th- 9th 10:00-11:30 a.m. may wish to participate in both. The high school students will share Location: New Bridge Elementary Instructors: Various Artists* their knowledge with younger Cost: $10.00 Camp Coordinator: Debra Muller children in the community during Dates: June 18 through 22, 2018 and the second and third weeks of the Found Art Camp July 9 through 13, 2018 program. Together, they will prepare K- 6th grade students- Found art Time: 9:30 -12 for a final performance on July 13th. involves creating pieces from “found” Tuition/child/session: $50 member, objects that are repurposed to create $55 non-members . Dates: July 2-5 or July 9-12, 2018 unique and beautiful works of art. The Eccles Community Art Center is (two different sessions) Elementary students will explore the a satellite school for Mad Science of Time: Mon-Thurs 9:30-11:30 a.m. world of art through mixed media Greater Salt Lake: Location: New Bridge Elementary including finding new purposes for greatersaltlake.madscience.org/. Cost: $10.00 discarded items in creating various Other ECAC classes may be types of artwork. Students will develop reviewed at: ogden4arts.org/events/ Drama Club their creative skills while gaining a K- 6th grade students- They will new appreciation for their surrounding environment. The students will display Ogden School District increase cultural awareness and public speaking skills through their works of art at the theatre, dance, Summer Camps exploration of storytelling and and music community performances 1950 Monroe Blvd, Ogden UT roleplaying. The class will conclude July 12- July 14. 801-737-7300 with a final performance on June summer.ogdensd.org/summer 28th. Dates: June 11-14 Summer Programs sponsored by Dates: June 4- June 28 Monday-Thursday, R.A.M.P, Ogden School Foundation, Time: Monday-Thursday, 9:30-11:30 a.m. Time: K-3rd 8:15-9:45 a.m. and Ogden School District. Location: New Bridge Elementary Time: 4th-6th 10:00-11:30 a.m. Registration opens May 7, 2018 at Cost: $10.00 Location: New Bridge Elementary www.ogdensd.org Cost: $10.00 44 2018 UNITED WAY SUMMER KIDS CATALOG FINE ARTS & CULTURE ARTES VISUALES Y CULTURA Advanced Theatre Program Arts in the Parks is a free program [email protected] 2nd- 12th grade students- They that offers opportunities for children Find us on Facebook, Twitter will explore and experience to explore visual and performing & Instagram the various elements of show arts through hands-on activities. production (e.g. acting, blocking, Oops! I Arted! Summer Camp and technical stage crew). They Each day includes a different set of Dares: June 18-22 1-4pm Ages: 12+ will run a full production of “Lord activities: Cost: $125 of the Swings”. This original Monday: Tell It - Storytelling script is full of humor, knights, Tuesday: Imagine It - Puppets & Bring your kids for a week of pirates, and a magical horde of creative pursuits taught by artists Theatre stuffed animals commanded by a in your community. This half day vengeful princess. A wide-range of Wednesday & Thursday: Move It camp will inspire and motivate your community members will support and Play It - Dance & Music kid(s) to be creative in new ways as the production—including expert Friday: Make It - Visual Arts & Utah they explore art through a variety of directors, choreographer, technical Museum of Contemporary Art Truck media, learn how to use new tools, crew, costumer, stage crew, makeup and create projects
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