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Washington County Resource Booklet 2016 WASHINGTON COUNTY RESOURCE BOOKLET 2016 ADAPTIVE SPORTS 150 Malone Ridge Road Washington, PA 15301 724-250-9150 – Contact Sue or Terry Hazlett www.adaptivesports.info Adaptive Sports is a non-profit corporation created to provide organized sports for those individuals who are physically or mentally challenged. We make every attempt to provide both facility changes and rule changes so each player can participate in a chosen sport. Adaptive Sports is not limited to any particular sport, but the organization and adaptation of any sport must be approved by the Board of Directors first. Safety of the players and the volunteers will be taken into consideration first. Adaptive Sports' non-profit status permits it to solicit funds to provide sporting activities at a nominal cost to the participants. The organization uses these funds to acquire facilities, equipment, uniforms, and professional assistance when required. ALMOST AUTHORS 5701 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15232 412-362-4714 www.writingstudiopgh.com Almost Authors is a five-day creative writing workshop for students entering 3rd through 12th grades. Students create fiction, poetry, and nonfiction in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere. We welcome writers of all abilities and interests. Workshops are held at the Kentucky Avenue School in Shadyside. Workshop Dates 2016 Grades 3&4: July 11-15 (9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.) Grades 5&6: July 18-22 (9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.) Grades 7&8: July 18- 22 (1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.) Grades 9-12: July 11-15 (1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.) BROWNSON HOUSE 1415 Jefferson Avenue Washington, PA 15301 724-222-1440 www.brownsonhouse.org Group activities; include basketball, football and others for children. April 15, 2016 Page 1 CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY Summer Educational Enrichment for Kids (SEEK) Program Office of Academic Affairs 250 University Avenue California, PA 15419 724-938-4407 www.calu.edu/academics/kids-programs/index.htm Email: [email protected] Since it was founded in 2000, the award-winning summer program has provided children with learning experiences that are entertaining, yet academically challenging. The curriculum is tailored to specific age groups and encourages all participants to reach their maximum learning potential. The Learning Resources Network, an international association in lifelong learning, honored Cal U in 2007 for developing SEEK in response to needs expressed by area parents. Cost is $135 per child for a full-week, full-day program, or $90 per child for a full-week, half-day (morning or afternoon) program. Classes will be held from 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. June 20-24, 2016 and July 11-15, 2016. Participants are escorted between classes and supervised at lunchtime. Each child should bring a bag lunch; refrigeration is not available. CAMP AGAPE 72 Agape Road PO Box 115 Hickory, PA 15340 724-356-2308 www.campagape.org All children are welcome at Agapé regardless of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, handicap, or income. Camperships are available for those whose families cannot afford the full camp fee. Address your request for a Campership to the Camp Office. Age Groups are based on age at the time of camp. Campers should be 5 - 8 for Day Camps and 8 - 15 for Resident Camps. Camp Staff provide outstanding leadership. College students, teachers, nurses, seminarians and pastors all contribute toward the Christ-centered communities that gather at Camp Agapé. Resident Camp Sessions begin on Sunday with registration at 3:30 p.m. and conclude on Thursday or Friday with a closing program at 6:00 p.m. Parents are invited to attend dinner and the closing program. DAY CAMPS begin on Monday at 9:30 a.m. April 15, 2016 Page 2 CAMP LAUGHALOT (Arc) 201 S. Johnson Road Building 1, Suite 200 Houston, PA 15342 724-222-6960 Ext. 215 www.aadvantageinc.org Camp Laughalot is an integrated summer day camp serving children, ages 6-18, with mental retardation and developmental disabilities. Camp Laughalot provides life-enriching experiences through a planned program of structured activities, as well as supervised recreation. Club Arc, an extension of camp, offers social opportunities throughout the year. This enables children the opportunity to enhance/maintain the relationships established throughout the summer. All children’s services promote educational, vocational and social development while boosting self-esteem. If you are interested or have any questions please contact Lauren Rose as listed above. CAMP SPLASH 2016 Canonsburg Town Park Canonsburg, PA 15317 724-745-1800 http://canonsburgboro.com/Town-Park/campsplash.html Camp Splash is a seven-week, full-day (8:15 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.) summer day camp at Canonsburg Town Park. Camp Splash provides children with activities that promote physical activity and friendship and features three hours of swimming each day, weather permitting. Camp Splash has one counselor for every seven children, and a hot lunch and snacks are provided every day. Cost is $150 per week, or less than $4 per hour! Dates are June 20-24 – June 27 to July 1 – July 5 to July 8 – July 11 to July15 – July 18 to July 22 – July 25 to July 29 – Aug 1 to Aug 5. April 15, 2016 Page 3 CAMP SPIRIT 2016 7440 Ben Hur Street Pittsburgh, PA 15208 412-242-7117 http://pittsburgh-ultimate.org/e/camp-spirit-of-the-game-summer-2016 Camp Spirit is Pittsburgh Ultimate’s summer camp for boys and girls ages 7-14. Its mission is to provide a rich and enjoyable experience, while developing sportsmanship, teamwork, and conflict resolution skills. Ultimate Frisbee is great fun, terrific exercise, and one of the fastest growing sports in the world. Your child will make friends, develop athletically, learn integrity and dedication--and all while having a blast! Each camp is 5 full days, 9:00 a.m.– 3:30 p.m. CARNEGIE MUSEUMS OF ART AND NATURAL HISTORY 4400 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213 412-622-3288 http://artandnaturalhistory.org/camps/ Summer camps, pre-camp care, post-camp care, Gallery Play Dates, and Hi Fives take place at Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History. Some camps include off-site field trips within the camp day or during extended hours. See individual camp descriptions for details. High School Workshops are held at Carnegie Museum of Art and Carnegie Mellon University. Activities are led by experienced museum educators with all necessary clearances. Adult and teen volunteers provide additional support. For an additional weekly fee, pre- and post-camp care is available for children ages 6–13 enrolled in camps. Sessions include outdoor activities, games, and gallery and library visits—all in a relaxed, fun atmosphere. Pre-camp care is 7:30– 9 a.m. and post-camp care is 3–6 p.m. Please note camp care is not available for half-day camps, Gallery Play Dates, High Fives!, and camps at Powdermill Nature Reserve. April 15, 2016 Page 4 CARNEGIE SCIENCE CENTER One Allegheny Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15212 412-237-1637 www.carnegiesciencecenter.org/programs/summer-camps/ Want your child to do something unique and absolutely cool this summer? How about adding in a huge helping of science-filled fun? Summer Science Camps at the Science Center are an adventure for kids ages 4 - 14 (and a real break for parents)! Investigate science careers, experiment with roller coasters, build a bridge, and more with Carnegie Science Center Summer Science Camps! Our campers enjoy a full week of themed activities (we have TONS of camps to choose from), hundreds of hands-on exhibits (and Highmark SportsWorks®), an Omnimax film, a summer camp T-shirt, interaction with dozens of science education professionals, and even field trips for some camps (additional fees may apply). Plus, we offer pre- and post-camp child care for a nominal fee. Questions? Call 412.237.1637. CHATHAM UNIVERSITY Woodland Road Pittsburgh, PA 15232 412-365-1174 – Contact Alicia Danenberg http://www.chatham.edu/daycamp/ 6 Week Session: June 13 - July 22 3 Week Session: June 13 - July 1 OR July 5 - July 22 Chatham University Music and Arts Day Camp provides fine arts experiences to campers entering pre-kindergarten through ninth grade. In addition, campers also engage in traditional camp fun such as swimming, sports, nature exploration, crafts, and many more activities. Our youngest campers experience all aspects of our offerings following a structured schedule, while Division 4 and 5 campers are provided with the freedom to create their own camp schedule by choosing from a list of classes. April 15, 2016 Page 5 EXCEPTIONAL ADVENTURES 250 Clever Road McKees Rocks, PA 15136 412- 446-0713 http://www.exceptionaladventures.com Exceptional Adventures is a non-profit organization with over 35 years of experience providing vacation opportunities, events and monthly dances for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our tour coordinators are trained to ensure that each person can have an amazing experience regardless of their needs. See our website for additional activities. FALLOWFIELD STABLES 155 Yankosky Road Charleroi, PA 15022 724-239-3329 http://www.fallowfieldstables.net/summer-camp We are offering 3 weeks of summer camp for 2016: June 20-24, July 11- 15 and July 25-29. Camp runs from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. (early drop- off/late pick-up available). In addition to riding, campers will work on horse-related crafts (making model horse jumps, homemade horse treats or braiding horsehair key chains), learn about horse care, visit with the vet and farrier, and dozens of other fun activities. By the end of camp, riders are not only exhausted, but they come away with a greater appreciation and understanding for horses. The last day of camp includes a friendly horse show where camp groups compete against each other for a final prize and demonstrate the skills they've learned throughout the week.
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