2016 Summer Camp Guide - Longmont Area

CAMP MER SUM GUIDE 2016

LONGMONT AREA

WHETHER IT’S HORSEBACK RIDING, SWIMMING, LEARNING OR JUST PLAIN OL’ FUN, THERE’S PLENTY FOR LONGMONT AREA YOUTHS TO DO.

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Junior Golf Instruction Contact the golf course of your choice for course-specific summer youth golf programming. †Register for select programs at LongmontColorado.gov/rec

Sunset Golf Course† 1900 Longs Peak Avenue 303-651-8466

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Twin Peaks Golf Course 1200 Cornell Drive 303-651-8401

Ute Creek Golf Course 2000 Ute Creek Drive 303-774-4342

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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ACADEMIC & LEADERSHIP .................................5

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ARTS & MUSIC......................................................5 EQUESTRIAN ........................................................10 OTHER CAMPS.....................................................10 OUTDOOR ADVENTURES ...................................11 SPECIAL NEEDS....................................................12 SPIRITUAL .............................................................12 SPORTS .................................................................13 TRADITIONAL.......................................................15 ADVERTISING DIRECTORY.......................................18

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CAMP! Finding the right camp for your child

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ou are considering a summer camp, but how to choose?

There’s a camp that is ideally suited for every child, providing a summer of growth and fun whether your child attends a day or overnight camp, a specialized or traditional camp. With a little help from the camp professionals at the American Camp Association, here’s some sound advice that helps parents sort through the choices and benefits that camp delivers. As spring approaches, parents and children can look forward to planning for the future – a future that includes the opportunities for exploration and discovery that arrives with summer camp.

How to decide when your child is ready for camp Children are ready for new experiences at different stages.

Parents know their children best and these questions can help gauge whether this is the summer your child will start camp.

What is your child’s age, and what is your perception of his or her readiness level? Children under 7 who have not had overnight experiences may do better with a day camp as their first camp experience. If you think your child might not be ready for an overnight camp experience, consider the day camp experience to prepare him or her for future overnight camp.

How did your child become interested in camp? Does your child talk about camp on a sustained basis?

How much persuasion is necessary from you?

Has your child had positive overnight experiences away from home? Visiting relatives or friends?

Were these separations easy or difficult?

What does your child expect to do at camp? Learning about the camp experience ahead of time allows you to create positive expectations.

Are you able to share consistent and positive messages about camp? Your confidence in a positive experience will be contagious.

A camp for every child – the perfect fit Camp can last for just a few days

or stretch to all summer long. It’s well worth the trouble to investigate the variety of choices offered by camps before your child packs a backpack.

These questions help you consider the options.

Near or Far? Where do you want your child to go to camp? Locally or far away? While each camp experience has something unique to offer your child, this is an opportunity for families to assess what they value for their campers.

Benefits of camp nearby • Easier to evaluate and visit • Friends and family are likely familiar with camp • Minimal travel costs • Likely contact with classmates or children from same region Benefits of camp far away • More choices • Different experiences, different geography, e.g., mountains or oceans – even different languages • Promotes independence, particularly for early and late adolescent campers • Diversity of campers • Chance for family to visit and vacation at close of camp Session length offers another choice Camps offer widely varying options to help parents and children reach their goals for summer fun and exploration. Talking with your child about the goals you both share helps determine which choice is right for you.

Benefits of short sessions (one-three weeks) • First-time or younger campers have a chance to learn new skills • Bonds develop with other campers and staff • Great exposure to camp experience with less expense • Minimizes homesickness Benefits of longer sessions (four-twelve weeks) • Strong sense of belonging to camp community

• Chance to learn new skills • Development of specialized skills • Multiple opportunities for learning and enrichment • Lifelong friendships • Opportunities to contribute to camp culture Boys only, girls only or co-ed?

Now may be the opportunity to explore the choices and benefits of all boys, all girls, or co-ed camps.

Benefits of single sex camps • Breaking gender stereotypes – girls interact with women in position of authority and boys interact with men who act as nurturers • More opportunities to “be yourself” without impressing or competing with the opposite sex • Camp philosophy may be tuned into gender strengths and weaknesses • Brother or sister camps may share activities Benefits of co-ed camps Breaking gender stereotypes—girls interact with women in positions of authority and boys interact with men who act as nurturers Mirrors and prepares campers for everyday living in a co-ed world Allows families with a boy and a girl to attend the same camp Offers diverse points of view Breaks through rigid divisions set up in school when campers participate in equal footing A camp for every child: traditional, specialty and special needs Choices abound when it comes to camp programs. One may highlight a wide variety of activities geared to campers of all ages and skill levels, others, because of their setting and expertise, may concentrate on one or two activities while providing traditional activities as well. Parents of children with special needs are pleased to learn about the range of

camp activities that help kids be kids first.

Benefits of traditional camps • Wide variety of activities • Chance for campers to try new activities • Exposure to more campers and staff at varying activities Benefits of specialty camps • One or two specialized activities (often combined with traditional offerings) • Expectation for increased proficiency during camping session • Deepens knowledge and skill in particular area of interest or ability Benefits of special needs camps • Activities geared to campers’ abilities • Knowledgeable staff with expertise to understand campers’ strengths and challenges • Supportive and fun atmosphere to share with others The value of camp for every child What happens when you make the decision to choose camp? You open up a world of discovery and learning for your child, a world that values children for who they are and who they will become. Camp gives each child a world of good.

For nearly one hundred years, the American Camp Association has been serving the camp community and families considering camp. Please visit our family resource Web site, www.

CampParents.org, to learn more about the camp experience, search the Find a Camp database, and explore the world of child and youth development.

For more information about child development and the camp experience, please visit the ACA’s family-dedicated website, CampParents.org or call 1.800.428.CAMP (2267).

Originally printed in CAMP Magazine, reprinted by permission of the American Camp Association © 2016 American Camping Association, Inc.

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LONGMONT AREA CAMPS

ACADEMIC & LEADERSHIP

CU SCIENCE DISCOVERY

Address: 3400 Marine St., Boulder Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $185-$650 Dates: May 31 – Aug. 12 Ages: 5 to 18 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: CU Science Discovery offers summer camps encompassing science, technology, engineering, math and art. Its camps provide a mix of engaging, project-based, experiential learning activities that are sure to ignite a passion for exploration and fun. With over 240 camps – from CO2 Dragster Design and Minecraft Mods to Mythbusting, Programming with Alice and Science of Art – CU Science Discovery has something for everyone.

Phone: (303) 492-7188 Website: sciencediscovery.colorado.edu

SPACE ADVENTURE CAMPS Address: 700 Longs Peak Ave., Longmont Registration Deadline: No deadline Cost: $130-$200 Dates: June, July and August Ages: 5 to 12 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Get ready for some serious space exploration fun. Week-long camp programs unlock the secrets of real-life space mysteries with rocket & spacecraft building, rover driving, alien chasing, planet hopping and much more! Classes run half-day and full-day Monday through Friday and at locations all around Denver and Longmont.

Phone: (720) 851-7700 Website: spacetimekids.com

SPACE VOYAGE SPACE ADVENTURE CAMP

Address: 11809 W. Coal Mine, Littleton Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $254-$349 Dates: June 6-10, June 13-17, June 20-24, June 27-July 1, July 11-15, July 18-22, July 25-29, Aug. 1-5, Aug. 8-12 Ages: 6 to 16 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Summer 2016

Program: Space simulation day camp inspires students to “think like an astronaut.” Pathfinder ages 6 to 8, Cadets ages 9 to 16, Interns ages 14 to 17. Hands-on, minds-on learning using immersive and project-based programs; STEM based while celebrating the arts.

Phone: (303) 985-3143 Website: spacevoyage.com

ARTS & MUSIC

CHAMBERRE IN THE ROCKIES

Address: Rocky Ridge Music Center, 465 Longs Peak Rd., Estes Park Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $312 - $520 Dates: Aug. 10-14 Ages: 18+ Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program: Chamberre in the Rockies is a program for mature amateur and professional musicians (strings and piano). Players assemble in small groups to read through a wide range of chamber music. Participants develop lasting friendships, forged in five days of music and great food.

Phone: (970) 586-4031 Website: rockyridge.org/prgm/ chamberre.php

CREATIVITY DAY CAMP

ADULT PIANO SEMINARS

Address: Rocky Ridge Music Center, 465 Longs Peak Road, Estes Park Registration Deadline: No deadline Cost: $925 - $1750 Dates: May 28 - June 1; June 1-5 Ages: 18+ Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program: Adult pianists of all levels are invited to participate in a five or 10 day intensive seminar exploring the enormously rich solo piano repertoire.

Through daily master classes, private lessons, discussion panels, and studio performance classes, students develop their skills in a friendly, supportive, and stimulating community.

Phone: (970) 586-4031 Website: rockyridge.org/prgm/ adult_piano.php

AMERICAN ROOTS MUSIC PROGRAM

Address: 465 Longs Peak Road, Estes Park Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $150-$825 Dates: September 2-5 Ages: 18+ Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program:This broad-reaching program welcomes singers, banjo pickers, fiddlers, guitarists, and mandolinists. Along with private and group instruction, students learn to craft vocal and instrumental music arrangements of their own. The program probes blues, bluegrass, Cajun and Creole, old-time mountain ballad and song styles, honky-tonk fiddling and more.

Phone: (970) 586-4031 Website: rockyridge.org/prgm/ rootsmusic.php Longmont Times-Call

Address: 1405 Lander Lane, Lafayette Registration Deadline: June 30 Cost: $225 Dates: Aug. 1-5 Ages: 8 to 13 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Campers will explore art elements by combining outdoor nature sketching with indoor studio experiments in a variety of media including charcoal drawing, acrylic painting, and collage. Personalized attention to each student is important and the Creativity Day Camp is proud to provide high quality art experience to motivated students.

Phone: (303) 469-2072 Website: RuthSoller.com

CREATURE CAMP (ART)

Address: 5470 Conestoga Court, Boulder Registration Deadline: July 11 Cost: $250 Dates: July 11 - July 15 Ages: 5 to 9, 10 to 13 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Week long camp that

explores making imaginative creatures in clay, painting, drawing.

Camp ends with showcase of student creatures at The Jensdotter Project’s state of the art gallery space. Taught

by Professional Artists.

Phone: (720) 256-3021 Website: thejensdotterproject. squarespace.com

DANCE & GYMNASTICS CAMPS

Address: North Boulder Recreation Center, 3170 Broadway, Boulder Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $125-$325 Dates: May 31 - Aug. 17 Ages: 4 to 18 Gender: Coeducational Program: From your first camp to youth recreational dance, musical theater and gymnastics camps, you’ll find movement, games, interaction and friendship fun center stage in these fun dance and gymnastics camps. Choose from 8 week-long camps each with a different focus Phone: (303) 413-7270 Website: bprcamps.org

DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST JR

Address: 602 Center Drive, Suite E & F, Superior Registration Deadline: July 5 Cost: $800 Dates: July 6-31 Ages: 6 to 13 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: Based on the original Broadway production, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast JR. is a fantastic adaptation of the story of transformation and tolerance. Disney’s Beauty and the Beast JR. features some of the most popular songs ever written. With many fun supporting roles allowing students to play objects inside the castle, this “tale as old as time” is filled with spectacular costume and set opportunities.

Phone: (720) 212-1244 Website: myreelkids.com

Sun Pony Ranch Horsemanship Camp.

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unique. Each week culminates in a free Friday afternoon performance for friends and family.

Phone: (303) 449-6000 Website: bdtacademy.org

Address: Salberg Center & Park, 3045 19th Street, Boulder Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $210 Dates: June 8 - Aug. 10 Ages: 5 to 12 Gender: Coeducational Program: Drama camps are offered weekly all summer. Each week is different and uses the technique of “play making”, which allows children to use their imagination to write a script, create sets and costumes and more. Each session takes place at Salberg Park with its indoor, mini theater, playground and more.

Phone: (303) 449-6000 Website: bdtacademy.org

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN MUSIC CAMP

DRAMA CAMP: FOOTLOOSE

Address: 5501 Arapahoe Ave, Boulder Registration Deadline: March 1 Cost: $750 for 3-week camp Dates: 2 camps; June for middle school; July for high school Ages: Entering 6 to 12 grades Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: Camps provide training in the dramatic arts, actual classes, in addition to performing a full-scale musical production on the BDT stage. A parallel program in technical theater is offered for students who would rather be behind the scenes.

Phone:(303) 449-6000 Website: bdtacademy.org

DRAMA CAMP: PLAYMAKING

Address: 3045 19th St., Boulder Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $210/week Dates: May 31-Aug. 12 Ages: 5 to 12 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: BDT Academy’s technique of “playmaking” lets children use their imagination to adapt a familiar story or write their own script... making each child’s play original and

hauntingly into the Last Supper and the Crucifixion, Jesus’s messages of kindness, tolerance and love come vibrantly to life.

Phone: (720) 212-1244 Website: myreelkids.com

Address: 1820 15th St., Boulder Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $45 Dates: June 13-17 Ages: 4 to 11 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Each day, campers will rotate through stations in a small group of their peers. They will play games, enjoy snacks, learn Bible lessons, make crafts, and practice the musical that they will perform on the last day of camp! This camp is fun, meaningful, and full of energy!

Phone: (303) 402-6416 Website: fpckidtrek.org

GODSPELL

Address: 602 Center Dr., Suite E Superior Registration Deadline: May 20 Cost: $800 Dates: May 30-June 26 Ages: 12 to 19 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: Godspell was the first major musical theatre offering from three-time Grammy and Academy Award winner Stephen Schwartz and it took the world by storm. A small group of people help Jesus Christ tell different parables by using a wide variety of games, storytelling techniques, and hefty dose of comic timing.

An eclectic blend of songs ranging in style from pop to vaudeville is employed as the story of Jesus’s life dances across the stage. Dissolving

HARMONY’S A.C.T. SUMMER CAMPS AT THE ART UNDERGROUND

Address: 901 Front St., Louisville Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $45-$170 Dates: May 31 - Aug. 4 Ages: 2-1/2 to 13 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Harmony’s A.C.T. camps are back at the Art Underground, including some old favorites, as well as some fresh, new theme camps; Minion Art Camp, Puppet Builders, Star Wars Jedi Camp, American Girl Camp, Backyard Adventure, Dino’s are Back Camp, Frozen Movie Camp, Aliens vs. Monsters Lego, The Art of Magic, and many more.

Phone: (303) 229-1127 Website: artunder.org

HOGWARTS FILM CAMP

Address: 602 Center Drive, Suite E, Superior Registration Deadline: May 1 Cost: $250 Dates: June 6-10 Ages: 7 to 15 Gender: Coeducational| Type: Day Camp Program: Always wanted to be in a scene from one of the Harry Potter movies? Ever thought there was a scene from the books that should have been in the movie? Want to make a movie where you cast spells and fight Voldemort ad the Deatheaters? Sign up for a week of movie making using the Harry Potter books as our source material.

Phone: (720) 212-1244 Website: myreelkids.com

IMAGINARIUM

Address: 5470 Conestoga Court, Boulder Registration Deadline: Aug. 1 Cost: $250 Dates: May 23-27 Ages: 5 to 11 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Students experiment with various art mediums focusing on imagination. This class centers around developing an individual sense of expression, confidence and creativity in the visual arts. Class taught by professional artists.

Phone: (720) 256-3021 Website: thejensdotterproject. squarespace.com

IMAGINATION CIRCUS ARTS CAMP

Address: 4747 N. 26th St., Boulder Registration Deadline: April 13 Cost: $300/Session Dates: July 11-15, July 18-22 Ages: 8 to 16 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: All skill levels get their feet off ground the learning circus and theatre. Fabric, web, swings, Chinese pole, teeterboard, circus bike and more! The week finishes with a show on the last day for an audience of family and friends.

Phone: (303) 548-9340 Website: imaginationcircusarts.com/ Circusartscamp.htm

JUNIOR MUSIC CAMP

Address: 465 Longs Peak Road, Estes Park Registration Deadline: March 15 Cost: $1950 Dates: July 19-31 Ages: 10 to 15 Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program:Faculty members guide students to develop their unique musical talents in a supportive and inspirational community. The camp

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BEST. SUMMER. EVER. Get ready for a summer of action, adventure and achievement.

Riding rapids or reading books. Arts or archery. Cannonballs or canoeing. When you count on the Y, you count on a summer of action, adventure and achievement. From swim lessons to soccer, hockey to camp, the Y is here to help your kids have the best summer ever.

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Arapahoe Center 2800 Dagny Way Lafayette, CO 80026 303-664-5455 Ed & Ruth Lehman Center 950 Lashley Street Longmont, CO 80504 303-776-0370 Mapleton Center 2850 Mapleton Avenue Boulder, CO 80301 303-442-2778

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LONGMONT AREA CAMPS curriculum is varied, comprehensive, and fun: students immerse themselves in music through private lessons, chamber ensembles, orchestra, choir, fiddling and jazz improvisation classes, musical theater, an optional concerto competition and more.

Phone: (970) 586-4031 Website: rockyridge.org/prgm/jmc.php

LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS MUSICAL

Address: 602 Center Drive, Suite E, Superior Registration Deadline: July 15 Cost: $1100 Dates: June 25-29, Aug. 8-12 Ages: 12 to 19 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: The meek floral assistant Seymour Krelborn stumbles across a new breed of plant he names “Audrey II” - after his coworker crush. This foul-mouthed, R&B-singing carnivore promises unending fame and fortune to the down and out Krelborn as long as he keeps feeding it, BLOOD. Over time, though, Seymour discovers Audrey II’s out of this world origins and intent towards global domination.

Phone: (720) 212-1244 Website: myreelkids.com

LIVING ARTS SCHOOL SUMMER CAMP

Address: 6500 W. Dry Creek Parkway Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $295-$305 Dates: June 13 - Aug. 12 Ages: 6 to 12 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Children learn traditional living skills and crafts, build friendships in a noncompetitive, loving community, and have daily access to farmland and the natural world. Living Arts is convinced that the best teacher is hands-on experience...the camp will provide a playful and rich exploration of folk arts and crafts.

Phone: (720) 383-4406 Website: livingartsschool.com/ summer-camp/children-ages-6-12

LONGMONT THEATRE COMPANY NEW GENERATION THEATRE ACADEMY “DISNEY’S THE JUNGLE BOOK KIDS” Address: 513 Main St., Longmont Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $300 Dates: June 13-24 Ages: 8 to 11 Gender: Coeducational

Type: Day Camp Program:The jungle is jumpin’ with a jazzy beat! Specially adapted for young performers from the animated film, “Disney’s The Jungle Book Kids features colorful characters and all your favorite songs. There will be two evening performances at the end of the workshop.

Phone: (303) 772-5200 Website: longmonttheatre.org/ new-generation-theater-academy

Phone: (303) 772-5200 Website: longmonttheatre.org/ new-generation-theater-academy/ 2015-12-10

LONGMONT THEATRE COMPANY NEW GENERATION THEATRE ACADEMY “EXPRESS YOURSELF! MAKE-BELIEVE!“

Address: 513 Main St., Longmont Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $150 Dates: June 6-11 Ages: 5 to 7 years Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: Actors turn a children’s book into a play; each performer will play a unique role! Performers will love the games, play-acting, music and fun in this class. There will be a performance, at the end of class the last day.

Phone: (303) 772-5200 Website: longmonttheatre.org/ new-generation-theater-academy

LONGMONT THEATRE COMPANY NEW GENERATION THEATRE ACADEMY “DISNEY’S THE LITTLE MERMAID JR.”

Address: 513 Main St., Longmont Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $350 Dates: July 11-29 Ages: 12 to 18 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Journey “under the sea” with Ariel and all of her aquatic friends in “Disney’s The Little Mermaid Jr.”, adapted for young performers from Disney’s Broadway production and the motion picture. There will be two evening performances at the end of the workshop.

MOJO’S MUSIC ROCK N ROLL CAMP

Address: 1350 Ken Pratt Blvd., Longmont Registration Deadline: No Deadline

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www.longmonthumane.org Questions? Call Julie at 303-772-1232 x289 or email julie@longmonthumane.org

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LONGMONT AREA CAMPS Cost: $295 Dates: June 13 - Aug. 5 Ages: 8 to 16 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Summer camp is open to musicians of ages 8 to 16. All instruments are welcomed,some experience required. All camps will learn songs, write and record a song, and perform on our concert stage.

Phone: (303) 776-3373 Website: mojosmusicacademy.com

PEANUT BUTTER PLAYERS THEATRE WORKSHOPS

Address: 1376 Miners Drive, Ste. 106, Lafayette Registration Deadline: July 25 Cost: $225 Dates: June 6-10; June 13-17; July 25-29 Ages: 6 to 14 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Week-long theatre day camps (June 6-10 Jungle Book, June 13-17 Cinderella, July 25-29 Music Man) with professional instruction in musical theatre, no experience necessary. Full day of fun culminating in camp show for parents

and friends.

Phone: (303) 786-8727 Website: peanutbutterplayers.com

ROCKY RIDGE MUSIC CENTER JAZZ CAMP

Address: 465 Longs Peak Road, Estes Park Registration Deadline: March 15 Cost: $975 Dates: Aug. 2-7 Ages: 13 to 17 Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program:Enjoy one week of immersion in the performance, theory, and history of jazz. The camp welcomes students of all levels, from those whose study of jazz is just beginning to experienced improvisers. Through individual instruction from its expert faculty, students explore improvisation within the jazz idiom and examine the solos of jazz legends.

Phone: (970) 586-4031 Website: rockyridge.org/prgm/ jazzcamp.php

ROCKY RIDGE MUSIC CENTER JUNIOR ARTIST SEMINAR Address: 465 Longs Peak Road, Estes Park

Registration Deadline: March 15 Cost: $1950 Dates: June 7-19 Ages: 13 to 17 Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program:In two weeks of intense immersion in music, students hone their skills and develop their unique musical voices through composition, ensembles, performance and private lessons. Students collaborate to compose a new orchestral work for the final concert. Electives include jazz improvisation, fiddling and a concerto competition.

Phone: (970) 586-4031 Website: rockyridge.org/prgm/jas.php

ROCKY RIDGE MUSIC CENTER YOUNG ARTIST SEMINAR Address: 465 Longs Peak Road, Estes Park Registration Deadline: March 15 Cost: $3200 Dates: June 21 - July 17 Ages: 18 to 24 Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program:During four weeks of intense study, students receive

an education that is unmatched anywhere in the country in breadth, depth, and value. While participating in twice-weekly private lessons and two full orchestra concerts, students delve deeply into advanced chamber music, recitals and concerto performances.

Phone: (970) 586-4031 Website: rockyridge.org/prgm/yas.php

YMCA ARTS & HUMANITIES CAMPS

Address: 950 Lashley St., Longmont Registration Deadline: No deadline Cost: Prices vary Dates: May 31-Aug. 12 Ages: 6 to 12 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Whether your child is an aspiring actor, an inspiring artist or simply a kid who likes to get messy, the Y has plenty of options for a summer of spotlight-shining, paint-splattering, dirt-digging fun.

YMCA specialty camps in Longmont take kids into our garden, onto the big screen and out of the box.

Phone: (303) 443-4474 Website: ymcabv.org

With more than 70 camps over seven weeks, you could attend a different camp every week!

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summer. Enjoy a PAWS-itive summer break while learning about proper dog walking, animal body language, cat care, handling and participating in interactive animal-themed games and activities.

Phone: (303) 772-1232 Website: longmonthumane. org/?q=kids-and-critters-camp

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Sun Pony Ranch Horsemanship Camp.

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SUN PONY RANCH HORSEMANSHIP CAMP

Address: 18212 County Road 1, Longmont Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $330 to $380 Dates: May 30 - Aug. 12 Ages: 8 to 14 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Campers get their own horse for a week; learn safety and responsibility to care for it. Twice daily riding lessons, feeding, grooming, tacking, etc. English or Western Riding; Beginner to Advanced lessons, including daily saddle and bareback lessons. Activities are hands-on, horse-focused. Non-competitive Horse Show each Friday to show new skills.

Phone: (303) 349-0779 Website: SunPonyRanch.com

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Address: 18212 County Road 1, Longmont Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $115 to $140 Dates: June 7 - Aug. 4 Ages: 5 to 7 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:This three-day camp is for younger kids not yet ready for a full Horsemanship Camp. “Little Buckaroo” Campers learn and practice safety around horses and around the ranch. They get to try out some ranch chores, and ride each day. Activities are all age appropriate for these younger kids.

Phone: (303) 349-0779 Website: SunPonyRanch.com

TRIPLE CREEK RANCH HORSEMANSHIP YOUTH CAMPS

Address: 3081 Bergen Peak Drive, Empire Registration Deadline: June 10, July 1 Cost: $150 Dates: June 17-19, July 8-10 Ages: 6 to 12 Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program:Camp Comfort is a weekend camp that addresses the special needs of grieving children and offers a supportive environment where they can gain an understanding of grief and loss. Grief workshops are balanced with recreational activities such as swimming, ziplining, horseback riding and fishing.

Phone: (303) 674-6400 Website: campcomfort.org

KIDS & CRITTERS DAY CAMP

Address: 9595 Nelson Road, Longmont Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $160 Dates: June 6-8, June 13-15, June 20-22, June 27-29 Ages: 7 to 12 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: Wanted: Children ages 7 to 12 years old who love animals!

Longmont Humane Society is holding four half-day mini-camp sessions this

Address: 2282 County Road 87, Jamestown Registration Deadline: May 1 Cost: $645 Dates: July 12-15 Ages: 9 to 17 Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program:It is the ultimate Adventure Quest experience. Join for an immersive quest filled with elaborate plots, authentic props, and surprise encounters as campers explore the forested wilderness of Calwood.

Be the hero of a mythic quest – experiential education through liveaction roleplaying games. Locations in Boulder, Longmont and Lyons.

Phone: (303) 786-9216 Website: renaissanceadventures.com

YMCA TEEN PROGRAMS

Address: Manhattan Middle School and Twin Peaks Charter Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: Prices vary Dates: May 31 - Aug. 12 Ages: 6th to 10th grades Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:During YMCA Teen Camps, campers will visit amusement parks, the mountains, water parks, mini-golf courses and more. Or if you are looking for leadership opportunities, check out the Leaders in Training program to make a difference this summer.

Phone: (303) 443-4474 Website: ymcabv.org

Address: 4255 Nelson Road, Longmont Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $500 Dates: June 6-10, June 13-17, June 20-24, July 11-15, July 18-22, July 25-29, Aug. 1-5 Ages: 6 and up Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Horsemanship camp for horse crazy kids. Expand kids knowledge of horses and riding, learning how to do chores, and fun activities with the horses. Visit Triple Creek’s website for more details.

Phone: (303) 444-4291 Website: triplecreek-ranch.com Longmont Times-Call

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LONGMONT AREA CAMPS small camp blends fun activities with personal growth while increasing a child’s appreciation for nature and the environment. Swift specializes in first time campers.

Phone: (630) 654-8036 Website: swiftnaturecamp.com

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

WILD BEAR MOUNTAIN ECOLOGY CENTER

ABLE TO SAIL

Address: Union Reservoir, Longmont Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $295 - sliding scale available Dates: June - August Ages: 11 to 18 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:“Learn to Sail...and then some!” A super-fun 4-day empowerment camp, revealing courage and self-esteem. Learn basic sailing with a US Sailing Certified Instructor, with an emphasis on changing the negative self-image of “I can’t, and I’m not,” into, “I am and I can!”.

Phone: (720) 233-8969 Website: abletosail.org

ADVENTURE QUEST

Address: 901 S. Fordham St., Longmont Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $389 Dates: June 6-10, June 20-24, July 5-8, July 18-22, Aug. 1-5, Aug. 15-19 Ages: 6 to 16 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Since 1995, Renaissance Adventures has led summer quests where the kids play/act as the heroes of a dynamic and exciting adventure.

YMCA Adventure Camp.

Participants choose mythic archetypes and powers, band together as a team, solve riddles and dilemmas, and swashbuckle against foes using foam swords. Locations in Boulder, Longmont and Lyons.

Phone: (303) 786-9216 Website: renaissanceadventures.com

CAMP UNPLUGGED

Address: 15575 County Road 25, Platteville Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $295/week Dates: June 20-24, July 11-15 Ages: 8 to 12 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: Working with horses and donkeys, nature art and activities, group dynamics, communication skills and leadership emphasized. High percent of returning campers. Leader/ camper ratio 4 to 1. Fun with animals and nature. Limited spaces available.

Some scholarships available.

Phone: (303) 591-4357 Website: sacredhoofprints.com

COLORADO COMMUNITY SAILING CAMPS Address: Boulder Reservoir, 5565 N. 51st St., Boulder Cost: $285-$445 Dates: June 3 - Aug. 12 Ages: 5 to 17 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Spend a summer week learning to sail with Community Sailing of Colorado. Gain fundamentals though advanced sailing skills in a safe, supportive environment. A variety of camps for all levels, various weeks through summer.

Phone: (303) 757-7718 Website: communitysailing.org/ peace-garden-summer-camps

HEROES’ ACADEMY

Address: Wilderness Camp, Allenspark Registration Deadline: June 10 Cost: $299 Dates: June 10-12 Ages: 14 to 18 Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program: Exciting quests, nighttime ambushes, inn merriment, and monster-laden wilderness to explore!

In small teams led by a supervisor, participants engage in an immersive village created by 70+ costumed adult characters.

Phone: (303) 786-9216 Website: renaissanceadventures.com

SWIFT NATURE CAMP

Address: W7471 Ernie Swift Road, Minong, WI Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $650/week Dates: June 15 - Aug. 12 Ages: 6 to 15 Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program: Swift Nature Camp (SNC) is an old fashioned outdoor camp for boys and girls ages 6 to 15. The

YMCA Camp Santa Maria.

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Address: 20 Lakeview Drive, Unit 107, Nederland Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $65/day Dates: June 6 - Aug. 12 Ages: 3 to 13 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Fun, hands-on, arts integrated nature camps for ages 3 to 13. Nederbugs, ages 5 to 6; Mountain Rangers, ages 6-7; Wild Naturalists, ages 8 to 10 and Wild Workshops for ages 10 and older. Camps in the mountains (shuttle provided) and on Fridays at NCAR in Boulder.

Phone: (303) 258-0495 Website: wildbear.org

YMCA ADVENTURE CAMP

Address: Manhattan Middle School and the Longmont Y Registration Deadline: No deadline Cost: Prices vary Dates: May 31 - Aug. 12 Ages: 3rd to 8th grade Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Campers will progress from basic to advanced skills in our rock climbing, whitewater stand-up paddleboarding and flatwater standup paddleboarding camps. YMCA Adventure Camp inspires campers to challenge themselves, build leadership skills, learn the importance of an active lifestyle and conquer their perceived limitations.

Phone: (303) 443-4474 Website: ymcabv.org

YMCA CAMP SANTA MARIA

Address: 51321 US Hwy. 285, Grant Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: Prices vary Dates: June 5 - Aug. 6 Ages: 6 to 17 Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program: Nestled in the Rocky Mountains, YMCA Camp Santa Maria provides kids and teens with a traditional overnight camp experience, allowing them to make new friends, unplug, experience the natural world, try new activities and learn new skills.

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SPECIAL NEEDS

BRAIN BALANCE

Address: 1232 S. Hover St., Ste. B100, Longmont; 406 Center Drive, Superior Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $6,700 for 3 month program Dates: Anytime Ages: 4 to 21 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:The Brain Balance program complements your summer schedule nicely. It requires three one-hour appointments for 12 weeks. The camp offers a cutting-edge, drug-free program to help children struggling with learning, behavioral or social issues stemming from ADHD, Asperger’s, learning disabilities, processing disorders, sensory integration, lack of focus, impulsivity, tantrums, family/social relationship issues and similar conditions.

Phone: (720) 506-9880 Website: brainbalancecenters.com

SCOPE TEEN CAMP

8:30 AM - 3:30 PM Aftercare Available

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Address: 700 Longs Peak Ave., Longmont Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $150-$188/week; $1,155- $1,451 for eight weeks; daily rates available Dates: June 6 - July 29 Ages: 13 to 17 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Longmont Recreation Services provides an eight-week Summer SCOPE Teen Camp program for teens with special needs, ages 13 to 17 years of age, licensed through the State of Colorado. Campers will experience a wide variety of activities, including crafts, swimming, life skills, and social and educational outings.

Phone: (303) 651-8394 Website: longmontcolorado.gov/ departments/departments-n-z/ recreation-services/scopetherapeutics-special-needs/scopeteen-camp.

Brain Balance Camps.

SPIRITUAL

HEART OF LONGMONT VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

Address: 350 11th Ave., Longmont Registration Deadline: July 11 Cost: $12/child, $30/family Dates: July 11-15 Ages: 3 to 10 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: Children will participate in crafts, games, science, music and storytelling and will learn to see God’s hand in our lives every day. Includes continental breakfast and snack daily,

a T-shirt to be worn on the last day, and a closing performance for family and friends followed by our annual hot dog lunch.

Phone: (720) 628-7261 Website: heartoflongmont.org

HIGHLANDS PRESBYTERIAN CAMP AND RETREAT CENTER

Address: 1306 Highway 7 Business Route, Allenspark Registration Deadline: June 1 Cost: $400-$800 Dates: June 12- July 22 Ages: 7-17 Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program: Looking to grow in your faith this summer in a beautiful place?

Come to Highlands Summer Camp to build your faith, meet new friends, do arts and crafts, rock climb, canoe, and shoot archery all in the beautiful setting of the Rocky Mountains!

Join Highlands Presbyterian Camp and Retreat Center for an unforgettable summer!

Phone: (303) 747-2888 Website: highlandscamp.org

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LONGMONT AREA CAMPS Estes Park for resident camp, teen backpacking program and junior/ senior internship program. A day camp unlike any other, Outta Bounds, is available along the front range for kids entering first through sixth grade.

Phone: (970) 484-8462 Website: camptimberline.com

COLORADO JUNIOR CREW ROWING CAMP

Highlands Presbyterian Camp and Retreat Center.

CAMP TIMBERLINE

SPORTS

Address: 1207 Longs Peak Road, Estes Park Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $225-$899 Dates: June 5 - Aug. 13 Ages: 6 to 18 Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program: Be known, be loved at Colorado’s premier Christian sports and mountain adventure camp in

Address: Boulder Reservoir, 5565 51st St., Boulder Registration Deadline: July 25 Cost: $240 Dates: May 31 - June 10, June 13-24, July 5-15, July 25 - Aug. 5 Ages: 13 to 18 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Older kids who want to try a new sport as well as experienced rowers who want to improve their skills can take advantage of calm water and warm temperatures at the Boulder Reservoir during two-week rowing camps offered weekday mornings throughout the summer.

Sessions run Monday through Friday from 7:30 to 9:45 a.m. Both sweep and sculling instruction is offered.

Phone: (303) 229-5081 Website: cjcrew.org

LONGMONT ATHLETIC CLUB GROUP SWIM LESSONS

Address: 10 Mountain View Ave., Longmont Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $62-$105 Dates: June 6 - July 1, July 11 - Aug. 5 Ages: 3 to 18 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: Group swim lessons are a great way for your children to improve their swimming technique, meet new friends and have fun. LAC swim instructors are Red Cross certified in First Aid and CPR. The camp offers a wide variety of group swim lessons that cater to all ages and ability levels.

Phone: (303) 772-4700 Website: longmontathleticclub.com

MELODY FAIRCHILD RUNNING CAMP FOR GIRLS

Address: 40 Pinecliff Trail, Nederland Registration Deadline: June 1 Cost: $900 Dates: June 13-19 Ages: 12 to 18 Gender: Female Type: Overnight Camp Program:Led by Boulder native

NOW OPEN! We Host Birthday Parties!

- Basic ($150) - Deluxe ($225) - Leonardo/Po ($325) ★Pizza Parties Available★

ONLY $147 ★ Includes Uniform ★

Enrollment ends May 1st!

Contact us for more info!

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LONGMONT AREA CAMPS Melody Fairchild who was the first high school girl to break ten minutes for two miles, and multiple national champion and record holder. This camp empowers, educates and strengthens girls with a dream to realize their potential and be happy and healthy doing it.

Phone: (303) 818-8063 Website: melodyfairchild.com

SUPER-SOAKER CAMP

Address: 10 Mountain View Ave., Longmont Registration Deadline: July 18 Cost: $85-$95 Dates: July 18-22 Ages: 5 to 12 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Be in and out of the water playing games such as line and freeze tag, sharks and minnows, capture the flag, dodge ball, obstacle courses, sponge races, slip-n-slides, Marko polo, water balloon toss and races, noodle relays and more! These are just a few of the fun games that the LAC’s certified swim staff will play with you.

Phone: (303) 772-4700 Website: longmontathleticclub.com

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TOP-SPIN TENNIS CAMP

Address: 10 Mountain View Ave., Longmont Registration Deadline: June 6 Cost: $85-$95 Dates: June 6-10 Ages: 5 to 10 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Steve Williams, LAC Junior Tennis Academy Head USPTA Certified Pro and his staff will teach children with little to no tennis skills in an entertaining, fun and positive environment. Steve specializes in junior player development. Camp emphasis will be on basic tennis strokes-forehand, backhand, serve and volley.

Phone: (303) 772-4700 Website: longmontathleticclub.com

VOLLEYBALL CAMP

Address: 10 Mountain View Ave., Longmont Registration Deadline: July 11 Cost: $85-$95 Dates: July 11-15 Ages: 8 to 12 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp

Program: Join Longmont High Head Volleyball Coach Holli Stetson and the Longmont High School Volleyball Team for a week of fun and learning.

The camp will focus on teaching basic volleyball skills (passing, setting, blocking, digging and serving) in a fun and exciting environment.

Phone: (303) 772-4700 Website: longmontathleticclub.com

YMCA SPORTS CAMPS

Address: Locations in Boulder and Longmont Registration Deadline: No deadline Cost: Prices vary Dates: May 31 - Aug. 17 Ages: 1st to 6th grade Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:YMCA Sports Camps include a variety of traditional and non-traditional sports clinics and games all aimed to develop individual skill, technique and teamwork. The Y’s fun-filled sports camp brings boys and girls together to practice and play in a positive and nurturing environment.

Phone: (303) 443-4474 Website: ymcabv.org

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LONGMONT AREA CAMPS Camps will run June 6th - August 12th Morning Theme Camps 8:30-Noon Different themes each week!

Junior Kids’ Camps: Ages 3-6, and Kids’ Camps for ages 6-12

Themes include

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TRADITIONAL

BIXBY SUMMER ADVENTURE CAMP

Address: 4760 Table Mesa Drive, Boulder Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: See website Dates: May 31 - Aug. 31 Ages: 5 to 10 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:An exciting summer adventure with weekly themes such as Theater Production, Acrobats/ Jugglers, Jurassic Park, and Ghanian Drum & Dance; in addition to arts/ crafts, outdoor activities, games, and swimming. Special activities include field trips and swimming lessons.

Three shady acres with unique play structures, large indoor pool and ropes course.

Phone: (303) 494-7508 Website: bixbyschool.org/ programs/summer

CAMP CHIEF OURAY

Address: P.O. Box 648, Granby Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $679-$1,190 Dates: June 12 - Aug. 16 Ages: 7 to 17 Gender: Coeducational Type: Overnight Camp Program:Camp Chief Ouray is designed to provide fun and Summer 2016

growth through a series of exciting experiences in a beautiful mountain setting. Special attention is given to the development of positive human relations, leadership and character development. The week consists of a mix between cabin activities, activities with kids of a similar age, camp out, hiking, camp-wide games and a chance for campers to choose the activities that they want to be a part of.

Phone: (970) 887-2648 Website: campchiefouray.org/ camps/traditional-camp

DAWSON SUMMER CAMPS

Address: 10455 Dawson Drive, Boulder Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $285-$395 Dates: June 6 - July 29 Ages: 5 to 18 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Come join this summer for seven weeks of Dawson’s 70+ exciting summer camps and programs for ages 5 through 18. Various weeklong day camps include academics, arts, music, drama, language, sports, cooking and specialty day camps.

Phone: (303) 381-0756 Website: dawsonschool.org/ summercamps

GIRL SCOUTS OF COLORADO SKY HIGH RANCH

Address: Woodland Park Registration Deadline: Varies Cost: $285 - $600 Dates: June 12 - July 29 Ages: 7 to 18 Gender: Female Type: Overnight Camp Program:Get a new view from a mountaintop, make lifelong friends, sing around the campfire and try new things like archery, ziplining Longmont Times-Call

• Arts of All Kinds Camp • Bug-O-Rama Camp • Build it Up & Knock it Down Camp • Disney Camp • Harry Potter Camp • Knights & Princesses Camp • Olympic Camp • Pirate Camp • Put on a Show Musical Theater Camp • So You Think You Can Dance Camp • Star Wars Space Camp • Street Vibe Hip Hop Camp • Superheroes Camp • Under the Big Top Circus Camp • Under the Sea Camp

Every afternoon from 1:00-4:30, we have Ninja Camp and Gymnastics Camp, guaranteed to wear your child out!

Stay all day, and we’ll supervise lunch.

See our website for dates and details, www.airbornegym.com We also offer Princess Dance Camps for ages 2-1/2 to 6 Monday and Wednesday mornings and weekly Trampoline & Tumbling, Gymnastics, Ninja Zone, and Dance classes.

Registration starts April p 11th AirborneGym.com 303-651-1456 Space is limited, enroll early.

Activities will vary from week to week.

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LONGMONT AREA CAMPS Dates: May 31 - Aug. 5 Ages: 5 to 10 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Activity-based traditional summer camp with swimming twice a week, weekly field trips to various parks throughout Longmont, and optional add-on enrichment activities available for an additional fee. With a single family registration fee, enroll in specific dates needed. Enjoy flexible enrollment in person or online- and flexible payment options.

Phone: (303) 651-8404 Website: ow.ly/WfgOE

MOUNTAIN PEAK SUMMER CAMP Tween Loco Summer Day Camp. or painting a chicken’s toenails at Girl Scout Camp. Sky High Ranch, a beautiful rustic camp near Woodland Park, has three-day or six-day sessions available.

Phone: (877) 404-5708 Website: girlscoutsofcolorado.org/ camp

LONGMONT SUMMER DAY CAMP

Address: 700 Longs Peak Ave., Longmont Registration Deadline: May 1 Cost: $50-$66 Registration Fee, $35-$44 per day

Address: 1833 Sunset Place, Longmont Registration Deadline: May 27 Cost: $35 half day, $55 full day, $250/week, $1950 full summer Dates: June 6 - Aug. 12 Ages: 5 to 13 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: Are you tired of summer camp programs with too many kids?

GIRL SCOUTS OF COLORADO TOMAHAWK RANCH

Address: Bailey Registration Deadline: Varies Cost: $285-$1,150 Dates: June 8 - July 29 Ages: 7 to 18 Gender: Female Type: Overnight Camp Program:Get a new view from a mountaintop, make lifelong friends, sing around the campfire and try new things like archery or painting a chicken’s toenails at Girl Scout Camp.

Tomahawk Ranch, located an hour west of Denver, has 3-day, 6-day and 12-day sessions.

Phone: (877) 404-5708 Website: girlscoutsofcolorado.org/ camp

Want your child to keep learning over the summer but still have fun? Activities offered include: Swimming, crafts, organized games and other physical activities, academic programs including daily individualized math and reading, weekly themes with science/ social studies included. Variety of fun field trips in the local area.

Phone: (720) 494-1622 Website: mountainpeakschool.com/ summer_camp.php

NORTH STAR CAMP FOR BOYS

Address: 10970 W. Boys Camp Road, Hayward, WI Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $5500 Dates: June 20 - Aug. 12 Ages: 8 to 15 Gender: Male Type: Overnight Camp Program:North Star Camp for Boys is a premiere traditional residential camp located in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. The camp offers four or eight-week sessions with diverse programming including adventure, athletics, creative arts and water sports. North Star’s philosophy encourages each camper to feel secure, have fun, develop strong relationships and self-confidence.

Phone: (715) 462-3254 Website: northstarcamp.com

SMILING FACES ACADEMY

Mountain Peak Summer Camp.

Category: Traditional Address: 1430 Nelson Road, Suite A Registration Deadline: No Deadline Cost: $3.50-$6.50 per hour/child Dates: May 26 - Aug. 16 Ages: 1 to 14 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program: Smiling Faces Academy has four rooms dedicated for summer camp at its core knowledge curriculum school.

Weekly themes engage campers with activities both inside and outside

Peanut Butter Players Sum-Fun

ME FOR

PRESIDENT Auditions May 21, 28, 1-4 p.m. at 1376 Miners Drive, Suite 106 Lafayette Performances July 21, 22, 23, 24, 2016

Summer workshops June 6-10 Jungle Book, June 13-17 Cinderella, July 25-29 Music Man, August 1-13 Chorus Line (advanced - 2 wks)

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LONGMONT AREA CAMPS Type: Day Camp Program: Sunset Academy offers a low ration summer camp that includes lots of on-site activities mixed with a daily excursion to include swimming, skating, bowling, museums, nature hikes and more. There are weekly trips to places such as the Denver Zoo, Broomfield Aquatic Park, National Parks and more.

Phone: (303) 651-6600 Website: sunsetacademy.com

TWEEN LOCO SUMMER DAY CAMP

YMCA Fun in the Sun Day Camp. such as reading, gaming, music, arts and crafts, outdoor activities and more. Children are divided up by age.

Attendance times are flexible, and drop ins are welcome depending on space. Discounts available for repeat visits during the week.

Phone: 303.532.4310 Website: smilingfacesacademy.com

SUNSET ACADEMY SUMMER CAMP

Address: 711 S. Sunset Street, Longmont Registration Deadline: April 20 Cost: $195 Dates: May 26 - Aug. 15 Ages: 5 to 12 years Gender: Coeducational

Address: 700 Longs Peak Ave., Longmont Registration Deadline: May 1 Cost: $50-$66 Registration Fee, $40-$50 /day Dates: June 6 - July 29 Ages: 11 to 13 Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Longmont Recreation Services’ experiential-based traditional summer camp for campers ages 11 to 13 that utilizing local opportunities and camper input.

Includes swimming twice a week and weekly field trips. Expanded hours/ weeks of camp available. Enjoy

flexible enrollment, in person and online, and flexible payment options.

Phone: (303) 651-8404 Website: ow.ly/WfgOE

YMCA FUN IN THE SUN DAY CAMP

Address: Various Locations Registration Deadline: No deadline Cost: Prices vary Dates: May 31 - Aug. 17 Ages: K to 6th grade Gender: Coeducational Type: Day Camp Program:Campers engage in a variety of activities: archery, games, swimming, arts and crafts, STEM and more. Weekly themes, a new reading program, foam machine, massive slip ‘n’ slide and special events ensure this is will be child’s best summer ever.

Field trips include adventures at the YMCA’s outdoor education center.

Phone: (303) 443-4474 Website: ymcabv.org

www.viacolorado.org 303.447.2848

NOW ENROLLING FOR FALL 2016

Preparing children for success in kindergarten and beyond.

• Children eight weeks – six years • Year round programs • Low adult-child ratios in each classroom • A diverse and inclusive learning environment • Proven, research-based curriculum

Experiential STEM learning in Boulder and Denver for ages 5-18!

Summer camps run May 31-August 12

We offer half and full-day, full-year programs that meet the needs of working families, as well as the needs of children eager for more time in a school environment.

Register online now! sciencediscovery.colorado.edu

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ADVERTISER DIRECTORY Airborne Gymnastics ................................................ 15 Bixby School ............................................................. 14 Brain Balance ............................................................ 19 Broadway Dance....................................................... 18 Cal-Wood Education................................................. 8 Crackpots.................................................................. 9 CU Science Discovery............................................... 17 Dance Dimensions .................................................... 9 Dawson School ......................................................... 9 First United Methodist.............................................. 8 Gargot Farm.............................................................. 18 Highlands Presbyterian............................................. 16 Hobby Horse Farms.................................................. 3 Longmont Humane Society...................................... 8 Longmont Recreation ............................................... 2 Longmont Theater .................................................... 8 Longmont Yarn Shoppe............................................ 6 Peanut Butter Players ............................................... 16 Ripple Effect Martial Arts ......................................... 13 Shepherd Valley Waldorf School .............................. 12 St. Vrain School District ............................................ 20 Sun Pony Ranch ........................................................ 6

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TLC Learning Center................................................. 17 Triple Creek Ranch.................................................... 12 YMCA of Boulder Valley ........................................... 7

Broadway Performing Academy *We’ve Moved!

Summer Camps!

Gargot Farms 20126 Pony Camp

*6/6 to 6/24

Camp Rock (ages 4-7) Descendants Camp Musical (ages 8+) M-F 9am-12pm performance 6/25

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info@gargotfarm.com 970-443-5467 Dr. Margot Nacey - owner Molly Brame - director 222 N CR 23, y Berthoud, Colorado 80513 www.gargotfarm.com

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At Gargot Farms, kids learn riding and pony care, while building confidence and trust between animals and themselves.

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• Ages 6-10 May 30-June 3rd 9:00am-2:00pm • Ages 11-14 June 20-24 9:00am-3:00pm • Indoor and outdoor arenas on 50 acres • Individual instruction and small group activities • Hard hats provided; required when mounted • Training, lessons, and boarding available

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This summer, help your child get a head start on the 2016-2017 school year!

Brain Balance offers a cutting-edge, drug-free approach to help children struggling with learning, behavioral and social issues stemming from:

• ADHD • Asperger’s • Learning Disabilities • Processing Disorders • Sensory Integration

• Lack of Focus • Impulsivity • Tantrums • Family/Social Relationship issues

Treat the cause, not the symptom.

If you’re dealing with one or more of these concerns, the Brain Balance Assessment can help you understand the root of these issues. Based on those insights, we create an individualized plan to address your child’s unique challenges.

Now Enrolling for Summer.

Summer is the perfect time to enroll your child in the The Brain Balance Program®. The program entails three 1-hour sessions each week and can be easily scheduled into existing summer plans. Space is limited for the summer session.

Brain Balance of Superior has been opened since November 2014 and we’ve already helped so many families. See what other parents are saying at: facebook.com/BrainBalanceSuperior

Ready to help your child and bring peace back into your home?

The non-invasive, drug-free Brain Balance program can offer your child the help he or she needs to improve attention and behavior issues, making upcoming school work less of a burden and bringing peace back to your family interactions. Contact us today to schedule your free consultation.

$50

Brain Balance of Superior 406 Center Drive Suite H

(near the Superior Costco)

Superior, CO 80027

(720) 506-9880 Brain Balance of Longmont 1232 S. Hover Street Suite B-100 (at Village at the Peaks)

Longmont, CO 80501

(303) 848-4219 www.brainbalancecenters.com

off a Comprehensive Brain Balance Assessment!

Mention “DC2016” when you call.

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The quality of a neighborhood school increases the value of your property. The average home in our district is approximately $300,000. Studies show the value of these homes can be impacted significantly based on the quality of the area neighborhood school. An investment in your schools is an investment in your home.

A person’s earning potential is tied directly to the quality and quantity of their education.

Research shows that the quality and quantity of one’s education can increase individual productivity significantly. By investing in our education system, we exponentially lessen our dependency on health care, welfare, and the likelihood that our citizens will become incarcerated.

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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE DRIVING A VIBRANT ECONOMY

We in St. Vrain Valley Schools see ourselves as much more than a high quality educational institution. We are committed to ensuring that our 32,000+ students receive the very best education possible in order to be successful in a highly competitive global environment. Towards this end, we are committed to providing a highly qualified workforce throughout our community and beyond. Of the approximately 55 million K-12 aged children in the United States, research indicates that 90% are enrolled in a public school. We believe the longstanding institution of public education is second only to high quality parenting in determining the success of our communities. We are shaping today’s children to be tomorrow’s young adults, parents, business owners, industry leaders and senior citizens.

Truly, the quality of our schools will play a significant role in determining the future of our nation.

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