Summer Camp 2012

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Choosing the Right Camp for your Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Tips for Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Camp Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-9

ADVERTISER INDEXADVERTISER INDEX

Mt. Shepherd Retreat Center . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Piedomont School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

GTCC Aviation Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

High Point Friends School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

High Point Parks & Recrecation. . . . . . . . . . . 6

NC Shakespeare Fesitval . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Bishop McGuinness Catholic School . . . . . . . 7

Grubb Family YMCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Sports & Arts Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Hope Baptist Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Hartley Drive YMCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Wesley Memorial UMC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Westchester Country Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Greensboro Parks & Recreation . . . . . . . . .10

Covenant Church UM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

High Point Area Arts Council . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Sports & Arts Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Cutting Edge Lacrosse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Summer Camp GuideSummer Camp Guide is a publication of The High Point Enterprise

210 Church Ave., High Point, NC 27262www.hpe.com

To advertise your camp in next year’s edition, call: 888-3545

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Mount Shepherd Mount Shepherd Retreat CenterRetreat Center

Asheboro, NC

A Summer of Fun for Ages 6 to 16!

Day Camps for Ages 6 to 10 (Drop offs/Pick ups in Archdale and Asheboro)

Overnight Camps for Ages 7 to 16 Weekly Day Camp Visits to NC Zoo100‛ Waterslide • Climbing Tower

Pottery • Rock Climbing Rafting • Horseback RidingGreensboro Grasshoppers

Baseball Game•Golf•Mountain Biking Camp Register online at www.mtshepherd.org

or Call 336-629-4085!

It can be diffi cult to envision warm sum-mer days when the wind is blowing and

the snow is falling. However, the winter months are a great time to explore summer camp options. In fact, many camps have strict enrollment timelines that require deci-sions to be made prior to spring.Attending summer camp has been a tradi-tion in the United States for more than 150 years. Statistics indicate that around 30 million American kids attend summer camp each year. There are many benefi ts to summer camp. Camp enables children to stay engaged during the summer when there may be limited interaction with school friends. It also gives parents both a safe and viable daycare solution during the summer.Summer camp pulls together children from different neighborhoods, social classes and backgrounds, which can make it a good place to meet new people -- some of whom may become lifelong friends. Camps also provide a variety of activities that can challenge children to try new things that go beyond their comfort zones.Some children are very receptive to the idea of attending summer camp. Others need a little coaxing. But summer camp should never be forced on a child who does not want to go. In such instances, consider local daytime programs that may fi ll the void instead of programs that require being away from home. Once the decision for summer camp is made, there are some questions to answer.* What are your fi nances like? Do you have a budget for summer camp?* What size camp do you desire?

* Should the camp be co-ed or single sex?* How far do you want your child to travel for summer camp? What are the options in your area?* Are there any camps that have been recommended by friends or family members?* What kinds of activities do your children enjoy? These types of questions will help you narrow down your options. Then you can visit and interview camps to fi nd one that is the best fi t. When visiting camps, go armed with a checklist of questions. Some of these can include:* What is the philosophy of the camp?* Can you explain a typical day?* What are the types of activities and facilities offered?* What is the camper-to-counselor ratio?* What is the camp’s drug/alcohol policy?* Does the camp have insurance and secu-rity personnel?* What percentage of staff return each year? How are staff selected and trained?* What kind of health care is provided?* Can you tell me about the policy on phone calls and family visits?* What do you do in the event of emergencies?There are many different camps available. Some offer a “little bit of everything.” Others cater to academics, sports, specifi c hobbies or even religious preferences. Don’t wait too long to research and sign up for camps because many fi ll up quite early or have an extensive waiting list. That is why choosing a camp should be part of a winter to-do list.

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The Piedmont School is a non-profit organization providing a

unique, essential service to children with learning disabilities and/or ADHD.

Open Houses Monday, February 27 at 9 am

Monday, March 5 at 9 am

(336) 883-0992 www.thepiedmontschool.com

Summer Programs 2012June 25th-August 3rd

Call 336-883-0992 or visit us at:

www.thepiedmontschool.com

• Summer School• Language/Sensory Camp • Adventure Camp • Writing Camp• Boys Lacrosse Camp

Tips for CampTips for CampTwelve Tips to Help Prepare Your Twelve Tips to Help Prepare Your

Child for CampChild for Camp1. Visit the camp, if at all possible, and meet the camp director.

2. Talk to other families who have gone to the camp in years past to familiarize yourself with what goes on.

3. Have your child spend a weekend with a friend. No phone calls. Talk about it with your child afterwards. How did your child feel the second night?

4. Go over the daily schedule with your child so there are no surprises. Learn as much as you can about camp life.

5. Teach your child how to care for him/herself. Children need to know how to select appropri-ate clothing, make a bed with clean sheets, put clothes away, set a table, carry out chores, handle laundry, etc.

6. Problem solve with your child by using “what if” situations to prepare for unexpected events. What if you lose your baseball glove? What if you don’t get along with another child? What if you don’t feel well? Let your child brainstorm for solutions and make sure they know the “chain of command” at camp for handling problems.

7. Familiarize your child with the outdoors. Many city children are unfamiliar with total darkness and country night sounds. Practice walking in the dark with a fl ashlight.

8. Homesickness is fairly common. Missing home, parents, pets or friends is pretty normal. It is part of growing up and leaving home. Speak openly about it and your child will experience these feelings with less anxiety and more understanding. Camp staff is trained to help your child through these ups and downs.

9. Discuss communication at camp. Does your camp allow phone calls? Letters or postcards are best although now camps have fax and email. Give your child stamped envelopes and postcards already addressed. Practice letter writing. The more your child writes to others, the more mail he/she will receive!

10. Communicate with camp offi cials. Let them know if there are special circumstances

or considerations regarding your child’s well being or behavior.

11. Send letters to your child before camp begins so mail is waiting when he/she arrives. Write daily keeping it simple. Send the sports or comics from the local newspaper, a cute card, a package with a word game, etc.

12. Prepare yourself for your child going off to camp. You have chosen the best camp for your child and he/she will have a wonderful summer full of fun, new friends, new songs and many exciting experiences.

Packing TipsPacking Tips• Every camp sends a list of things to bring to camp. Follow the list. • Don’t buy expensive clothing for camp. Clothes at camp tend to get dirty; that is just the nature of being in the outdoors. • Take extra socks. • Take old shoes, gym shoes or hiking boots. Camp is not the place to “break-in” new shoes. • Take a laundry bag, rain poncho, water bottle, sun block, insect repellent, fl ashlight, shower supplies and toiletries. • Put shower supplies and toiletries in a plastic bucket or “shower” container so it is easy to carry to the bathhouse. • Put the camper’s name on everything from clothes to toothpaste. Use a permanent non-washable inkpad or marking pen. • Make sure all medication is in the original container and clearly marked. Know the proce-dure for getting the medication to the nurse. • Pack stationery and postcards. Put stamps on the envelopes. Have your child address some of the envelopes before he/she goes to camp with your home address as well as friends and relatives. • Let your child take a stuffed animal if he/she wants. Many children put them on their beds. • Send along pictures of your family and pets. Your child can show them to his bunkmates. • Pack a disposable camera instead of an ex-pensive one. Be sure to write your child’s name on the camera. • Clearly label your child’s suitcase or trunk.

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Camp ListingsCamp ListingsAbrakadoodle Art Campshttp://www.abrakadoodle.com/nc03/schedule.htmlVarious locations - Triad NC336-270-6307Dates: June 25- Aug. 3. Time: Varies per camp and location.Weekly themed art camps held at Greensboro Day School, Canterbury School, Greensboro Montessori School, Blessed Sacrament School in Burl-ington and Mebane Arts and Community Center.Fees: $132-$175 Ages: 3-12 years Gender: Co-ed

All Sports Camp at Wake Forest Universitywww.wfu.edu/campusrec/allsportscamp1834 Wake Forest RoadWinston-Salem NC336-758-7178Dates: June 18-July 20. Times: 8:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. or 1:30-5:15 p.m. Multi-sport camp emphasizing exposure to different sports, participation and fun.Fees: $160 per session Ages: 6-12 years Gender: Co-ed

All Sports Summer Day Campwww.greensboro-nc.govGreensboro Sportsplex2400 16th St., Greensboro NC336-373-3272Dates: June 11-Aug. 10. Time: 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.Camp features sports and fi tness themes. Opportunities for lessons in specifi c sports available at additional costs.Fees: $125 per week Ages: 6-12 years Gender: Co-ed

All-Arts, Sciences + Technology Campallarts.uncg.edu/2012915 Northridge St.Greensboro NC 27403336-315-7044Dates: July 8-13; July 15-20; July 22-27; July 29-Aug. 3. Times: 8:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.A weeklong summer camp with day and residential

options. Designed to give in-depth, hands-on instruc-tion, the camp also includes recreation, citizenship and entertainment.Fees: See website for fees Ages: 7-15 years Gender: Co-ed

Art Alliance Summer Art Campswww.artalliancegso.com200 N. Davie St.Greensboro NC 27401336-373-2725Dates: June 25-Aug. 5. Time: 8:30 a.m.-12pm/1-5p.m.Held in a teaching art studio and pottery studio, campers experience art through various mediums. Each camp theme is carried through all the projects allowing campers to build on their experiences and to become fully immersed in the process.Fees: $120 per session Ages: 5-17 years Gender: Co-ed

ArtQuest Summer Art Adventure Camps 2012www.greenhillcenter.orgGreensboro Cultural Center 200 N. Davie St.Greensboro NC 27401336-333-7460Dates: June 4-Aug. 24. Times: 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Weekly themed art camps feature guided instruction, free exploration, stories, games and recess.Fees: $105 members; $115 non-members. Ages: 3 years and up Gender: Co-ed

Beginner Piano Campwww.southside.musicteachershelper.com340 Murray St.Greensboro NC 27406336-273-0959This camp for absolute begin-ners is for students to try out the piano for the fi rst time. Play songs in groups and learn to read music. An informal introduction to music lessons. No previous musical experi-ence needed.Fees: $75 Ages: 6 years and up Gender: Co-ed

Bishop McGuinness Summer Campswww.bmhs.us1725 NC 66 SouthKernersville, NC 27284336-564-1010Model UN, Girl’s Basketball, Wrestling, Brass Camp, Boy’s Basketball, Recording and Electronic Music Camp, Fast Track Spanish Camp, Stage Camp, Intro. to High School, Volleyball

Bricks 4 Kidzhttp://www.bricks4kidz.com2002 New Garden RoadGreensboro NC 27410 336-285-9893 Dates: June-Aug. Time: 9 a.m.-noon or 1-4 p.m.Lego Robotics Camps with themes including Space Adventures, Amusement Park, Stop Motion animation fi lm making and more. Girls-only themed camp also available. Fees: Call for fees Ages: Call for ages Gender: Co-ed

Caldwell Academywww.caldwelacademy.org2900 Horse Pen Creek RoadGreensboro NC 27410 336-665-1161 Dates: June-July.Several camps offered in weekly sessions including sports, art and living history camps. Fees: Call for fees Ages: Rising 1st-12th grade Gender: Co-ed

Camp Carawaywww.campcaraway.org4756 Caraway Mountain RoadSophia NC 27350336-629.-2374 x107 Dates: June 18-Aug.3. Camp Caraway for Boys is a Christian residential summer camp accredited by the Ameri-can Camp Association. This year we are celebrating 50 summers of camping ministry! We are located about eight miles west of Asheboro in the Uwharrie Mountains of Randolph County, N.C. We offer week-long and

partial-week residential camps for boys ages 7-17 and father/son camps for boys in grades 1-6. Boys need not be active in any particular church to attend. Recreation may include: water slides, swimming in a lake and pool, kayaking, canoeing, pedal

race cars, archery, air rifl es, sling shots, paint ball, overnight camp outs, cookouts, games, sports, team building, worship, and missions study. Fees: $120-$230 Ages: 7-17 years Gender: Boys

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Camp Cheerio YMCA336-363-2604Camp Cheerio seeks to provide campers with a sustained, creative, and educational experience in the out-of-doors. Through the use of natural surroundings, and under the Christian guidance of trained leadership, YMCA camping seeks to help campers achieve their fullest potential in terms of mental development, physi-cal well-being, social growth, and spiritual awareness.

Camp Shakespeare!www.shakespearelives.orgUNCSA, 1533 S. Main St.Winston-Salem NC 336-725-8361 Dates: July 16-20. Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. A week fi lled with enrichment and fun. Campers will play and create as they cover a Shakespeare play a day. Visit website for an application. Some needs-based scholar-ships are available. Fees: $175 without lunch/ $205 with lunch. Ages: Rising 5th-9th grade Gender: Co-ed

Carl Chavis YMCAwww.hpymca.org/chavis2757 Granville Street, High PointSummer Fun Day Camp: 6:00AM-6:00PM Fun-fi lled weeks of a variety of activities

like movies, swimming, skat-ing, and bowling all summer long. Camp operates at Carl Chavis YMCA Child Care Center. We are a State licensed 4-star program accepting D.S.S. vouchers. Monday-Fri-day during summer break. Call 434-5440 for more information.Summer Adventure Camp: 7:00AM-5:30PM The camp focuses on academics, enrich-ment and recreation. Dance, music lessons among other activities are offered for chil-dren ages 5-14. Camp operates at the Carl Chavis Sportsplex. Monday-Friday during summer break. Call 434-4000 for more information!

Cash Lovell Stables Award-Winning Horse Campswww.cashlovellstables.com2210 Darwick RoadWinston-Salem NC 27127 336-971-9388Dates: June 11-July 27. Weekly camp sessions for kids who want to learn to ride, handle and care for a horse safely. Camps offered for various age and skill levels.Fees: $300-$600 Ages: 3 years and up Gender: Co-ed

Center for Visual Arts Summer Art Camp 2012www.greensboroart.org200 N. Davie St.Greensboro NC 27401336-333-7475Dates: May 29-Aug. 31. Times: 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. or 1:30-5 p.m.The Center for Visual Artists offers more than 50 different week-long themed art camps for ages 3-18. We offer an art camp perfect for every young artist from preschool camps like Dino Bones and Doodle Bugs to elementary-age camps like Mini Masters and Masquerades to teen camps like Claymation and Costume Design. Our campers spend the week creating original works of art and experimenting with a variety of media based on their camp’s theme. Let ART-venture begin! Fees: $20-$375 for single-full-day camps Ages: 3-18 years Gender: Co-ed

Childcare Network’s 2012 Adventure Summer Camp Programwww.childcarenetwork.net/Pro-grams/adventure-summer-camp.htmlAll Triad locations: Lewisville,Kernersville,Greensboro, High Point866-503-9185 Dates: June-Aug. 2012.Featuring 11 weekly themes, each individual camp program

will tailor its specifi c activities and fi eld trips around animals, culinary arts, music, sports and much more. Fees: Varies by location;call for fees Ages: 5-12 years Gender: Co-ed

Children’s Museum of Winston-Salem: Camp Imagination 2012www.childrensmuseumofws.org390 S. Liberty St.Winston-Salem NC 27101 336-723-9111Dates: June 18-Aug. 24. Step into a summer story! Camp Imagination 2012 has a variety of camps for children ages 3 to 9 years old. Camp programs include Itsy Bitsy Campers, Art Adventures, Shake It Up Tales, Fancy Nancy, Animal Crackers, Strike Up the Band, First Class Space Cadets, Build It, Let’s Wing It, Magic Tree House Journeys and Construction Junction. With children’s literature as the foundation, each week of camp develops a theme with stories, arts and crafts, creative play and a nurturing atmosphere for each camper’s imagination. Come Create, Imagine and Play at the Chil-dren’s Museum of Winston-Salem. Fees: $100-$200 Ages: 3-9 years Gender: Co-ed

Children’s Theatre of Winston-Salem - Adventures in Theatre Summer Campwww.childrenstheatrews.org610 Coliseum DriveWinston-Salem NC 27101 336-748-0857 x201 Dates: June 11-Aug. 11. Time: 9 a.m.-noon., 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. or 9 a.m.-4 p.m. All half-day camps are non-musical and each full-day camp is a complete stage production for different age groups.Fees: $160-$500 per session Ages: 4-18 years Gender: Co-ed

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“Write�it�Out�Loud”�Enrichment�Camp�Ages���K���5th�graders�• $65.00�per�week�/�Offered�weekly�from�June�11���August�24�

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Arts�&�Athletics�Camp�Ages�K–�5th�grade�and�Ages���6th���8th�graders�•�$65.00�per�week�

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“Adventures�in�Art”�Enrichment�Camp�Ages�K–�5th�grade�and�Ages���6th���8th�graders�•�$65.00�per�week�

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Space�&�Science�Enrichment�Camp�Ages�K–�5th�grade�and�Ages�6th���8th�graders�•�$65.00�per�week�

Offered�weekly�from�June�11—August�24�Location: Oakview Recreation Center, 503 James Road, 883-3508 �

“Passports�for�Learning”�Enrichment�Camp��Ages���K���5th�graders�• $65.00�per�week�/�Offered�weekly�from�June�11���August�24�

Location:� Southside�Recreation�Center,�401�Taylor�Avenue,�883�3504��

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Offered weekly from June 11- August 24

City Arts Drama Summer Campwww.thedramacenter.com200 N. Davie St., fi rst fl oorGreensboro NC 336-373-2728 Dates: June 18-Aug. 10. Four two-week production camps: musical and non-musi-cal, one-week fi lm production, one-week creative dramatics and specialty classes at recre-ation centers. Camp covers all aspects of theatre. Fees: $65-$375 Ages: 5-15 years Gender: Co-ed

Covenant Kids Summer Campwww.covenant-church.com1526 Skeet Club RoadHigh Point NC 27265 336-841-8847 Dates: June-Aug. Times: 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Five-day or three-day weekly camps with fi eld trips, faith-based activities, weekly themes and lots of summer activities. All fi eld trips are included with tuition. Fees: Part time, $100;

full time, $150. Ages: Rising K-cpltd 6th grade Gender: Co-ed

Cutting Edge Lacrosse, LLCwww.cuttingedgelacrosse.com3011 Lodge DriveJamestown, NC 27282336-617-6602Our camps are designed for children age 8 - 18, from the beginner to the most advanced player. We focus on developing the entire player through drills, individual skill work and game play. We run camps and clinics throughout the year all across the country.

Dianne Dailey Girls Golf Day Campwakeforestsports.cstv.com/camps/wake-camps.htmlHaddock Golf CenterWinston-Salem NC 336-758-5858 Dates: June 17-21. Time: 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Participants receive professional instruction from a qualifi ed staff of collegiate coaches and LPGA

teaching professionals. Camp-ers are grouped by age and skill level and receive intensive in-struction each day in full swing, short game and putting. Fees: $185-$425 per session Ages: 8-18 years Gender: Girls

Eastern Music Festival CampsEasternMusicFestival.org/Community/CampsGreensboro NC 27420336-333-7450 ext. 28Dates: July 9-13 - ages 4-5; July 16-20 - ages 6-8; July 23-27 - ages 9-11.Through creative and kid-friendly programming, EMFkids campers ages 4-8 will explore the instruments of the orchestra and receive an introduction to melody, harmony and rhythm. Activities include orchestra rehearsal visits and instrument demonstrations by EMF’s pre-professional orchestra, instru-ment petting zoos, singing, playing percussion instruments and creating musical crafts. EMFexplorers participants ages

9-11 will have backstage access to professional musicians and exclusive performances, while gaining hands-on experience in the recording industry and exploring a variety of music genres, such as, gypsy jazz, musical theater and classical music. Camps are located at the Guilford College campus and Music Academy of North Caro-lina. Tuition includes a t-shirt, two tickets to an EMF Young Artists Orchestra concert, snacks and supplies.Fees: $160 per week Ages: 4-11 years Gender: Co-ed

Ethan Reeve Speed and Athletic Development Classwww.wakeforestsports.comWake Forest University, Manchester Athletic CenterWinston-Salem NC 336-758-6406 Date: June 11-July 19. Times: 9-11 a.m. or 6-8 p.m. Classes designed for local athletes to reach their full potential. Classes are offered

in six-week sessions divided by experience, gender and age group.Fees: $150-$325 per week Ages: Rising 5th-12th grades Gender: Co-ed

Flip Force Gymnastics Flip’n’Fun Summer Day Campwww.fl ipforcegymnastics.com1128 Old Greensboro RoadKernersville NC 27284 336-996-5158 Dates: June 4-Aug. 24. Time: 8 a.m.-1 p.m. or 8 a.m.-6 p.m. All camps include gymnastics, arts and crafts, and special activi-ties. Preschool camps include computers and play centers. School-age camps offered half or full day. Full details are available on website.Fees: $95 per week half-day; $145 per week full-day Ages: 2-12 years Gender: Co-ed

From Art to Zebraswww.fromarttozebras.com3935 Brian Jordon Pl., Ste.109High Point

336-454-2091Dates: June-August 11 Time: 9am-12:30pmWeekly art camps featuring themes such as Under the Sea!, Crime Solving Sleuths, Going Green and more! Visit website for more information.

Greensboro Ballet Summer Camps & Classeswww.greensboroballet.org200 N. Davie St., Suite 302Greensboro NC 27401336-333-7480Dates: June 11-Aug 24. Times: Half and full day options. Dance away your summer at the School of Greensboro Ballet! Our popular Children’s Dance Camps for ages 3-6 will include themes like Nutcracker, Princess, Ballerinas, My Favorite Dol and more. Our Dancers and Dolls camp for ages 7-11 includes dance, fi eld trips, tea/slum-ber parties and more. Boys Only camp for ages 5-9 will have a high-energy, fun theme every day - Star Wars, Superheros, Pirates and more. Our Third Annual Summer Festival is a two-week intensive training for the serious ballet student. Open Classes are for ages 7 and up - come for one day or all summer long!Fees: $110 and up Ages: 3-adult Gender: Co-ed

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Model UN – June 11-15

Girl’s BasketballJune 11-15

WrestlingJune 11-15 June 18-22

Brass Camp – June 18-22

Boys BasketballJune 18-22 June 25-29

Recording and Electronic Music CampJune 25-29

Guitar Camp – July 9-13

Fast Track Spanish CampJuly 9-19

Stage Camp – July 9-27

Intro. to High SchoolJuly 16-26

Volleyball – July 17-19

SUMMER CAMP

1725 NC 66 South, Kernersville, NC 27284336.564.1010 www.bmhs.us

Model UN – June 11-15

Girl’s BasketballJune 11-15

WrestlingJune 11-15 June 18-22

Brass Camp – June 18-22

Boys BasketballJune 18-22 June 25-29

Recording and Electronic Music CampJune 25-29

Guitar Camp – July 9-13

Fast Track Spanish CampJuly 9-19

Stage Camp – July 9-27

Intro. to High SchoolJuly 16-26

Volleyball – July 17-19

Greensboro Day School Summer Programs 2012www.greensboroday.org/summer5401 Lawndale DriveGreensboro NC 27455336-288-8590Dates: June 18-Aug. 13. Times: 8:30 a.m.-1pm and 2 pm. Enrichment, academic, and sports summer day camps, all lead by professional adults. After-camp care option until 5:30 p.m. available. Please visit our website for complete infor-mation and online registration.Fees: $165 and up Ages: Preschool-18 years Gender: Co-ed

Glenwood Center Football Campwww.greensboro-nc.gov/parks2010 Colesium Blvd.Greensboro NC 27403336-373-2929Dates: July 30-Aug. 3. Times: 6-7:30 p.m.Camp teaches techniques and skills development and promotes self-esteem and character development. Fees: $15-$20 Ages: 5-12 years

Greensboro Children’s Museum Summer Campswww.gcmuseum.com220 N.Church St.Greensboro NC 27401336-574-2898Dates: June 11-Aug.24. Time: 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. for 4-5 years; 9 a.m.-3 p.m. for K-8th grade.Weekly camps with themes including cooking, farmers, arts, rock stars, books, technology, Harry Potter and animals. Free early drop-off available and extended day options also available for additional fee. Fees: $90-$150 per session Ages: K-rising 8th grade Gender: Co-ed

Greensboro Guitar Campwww.greensboroguitar.comGreensboro Cultural Center, 200 N. Davie St. Greensboro NC 27401 336-339-3065Dates: June 18-22. Times: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Under the direction of Jim

Boitnott, instruction includes rock, classical, jazz, songwrit-ing, composition and more. Camp is open to guitarists of all skill levels. Fees: $175 Ages: 12-18 years Gender: Co-ed

Greensboro Parks & Recreation Summer Day Camp Programwww.greensboro-nc.gov/leisure10 Rec Centers throughout Greensboro336-373-3268 Dates: June 11-Aug. 10. Times: 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Weekly day camps at 10 recreation centers will offer arts, crafts, outdoor activities, games and fi eld trips. Children, age 5, must have completed kindergarten. Fees: $70 Ages: 5-12 years Gender: Co-ed

Grubb Family YMCAwww.hpymca.org/grubb609 Trindale RoadTrinity, NC 27370861-7788Camp Speed Zone The day camp will be for rising Kindergarten - 8th Grade, and will run Monday - Friday 7:30 am - 6:00 pm. Campers will get to enjoy lots of activities, including: swimming, fi eld trips, hiking, arts & crafts, skits, sports, character development, and much more!

Hartley Drive Family YMCAwww.hpymca.org/hartley150 W. Hartley DriveHigh Point336-869-0151Dates: Session 1: June 11-15, Session 2: June 18-22, Sec-tion 3: June 25-29, Session 4: July 2-6, Session 5: July 9-13, Session 6: July 16-30, Session 7: July 23-27, Session 8: July 30-August 3, Session 9: August 6-10, Session 10: August 13-17, Session 11: August 20-24.

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Lots of Lots of SummerSummer Fun Funat Your Local YMCA!at Your Local YMCA!Check Out Our Summer Camps!Check Out Our Summer Camps!

Grubb Family YMCA609 Trindale Rd., Trinity, NC

336-861-7788www.grubbfamilyymca.org

Carl Chavis YMCA2757 Granville St., High Point, NC

336-434-4000www.hpymca.org/chavis

Hartley Dr. Family YMCA150 W. Hartley Dr., High Point, NC

336-869-0151www.hpymca.org/hartley

15,000 sq ft facility including:

• Baseball/Softball Cages• Live Cage Rentals/Fielding Area

• Wiffl e Ball Games• Birthday Packages Available

• Summer Camps & Clinics• Featuring Zumba for Kids & Adults

We Build Athletes

Contact Us For Dates & Times211 Swathmore Ave. Suite 102 & 103High Point NC 27263 (336) 434-0855

Email: [email protected]

or go to our website:sportsandartsacademy.com

We Work With Daycares too!

Camp Pioneer runs Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 6 pm on the Hartley Drive Family YMCA grounds at 150 West Hartley Drive in High Point. Campers will have the opportunity to participate in activities such as swimming, crafts, fi shing, canoeing, archery, skits, tower climbing, songs, sports, horseback riding, games, hiking, fi eld trips and much more. Pioneer counselors are carefully selected and thoroughly trained in YMCA child care principles, CPR and First Aid. Sessions run 10 weeks during the summer months and are for youth enter-ing into kindergarten to 10th grade. Call the Hartley Drive Family YMCA for more information at 869-0151.

High Point Area Arts Council336-889-2787 ext. 23John Coltrane Jazz Dates: July 23-27Workshop is available to all rising 7th through 12 graders with varying levels of ability in bass, percussion, guitar/keyboard, brass (trumpet, trombone), or woodwind instruments.

High Point Batting Centerwww.sportsandartsacademy.com211 Swathmore Ave. Suite 102 & 103High Point, NC 27263(336)434-0855Baseball/Softball Cages, Live Cage Rentals, Fielding Area, Summer Camps & Clinics

High Point Community Theater Kid’s Stage Summer CampOak Hollow Mall,921 Eastchester Drive #2320 High Point, NC 27262336-882-2542Dates: June 18-Aug. 17. Time: Vary per campFive weekly camps focusing on theatre, stage production, dance and improv.Fees: $100-$225 Ages: 6-18 years Gender: Co-ed

High Point Friends School Summer Campwww.hpfs.org800-A Quaker LaneHigh Point NC 27262336-886-5516Dates: June 18-Aug. 3.Times: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. or 8 a.m.-noon or 1-5 p.m. Students participate in their choice of camps including Comic Book Creation, Marble Roller Coasters, Outdoor Adventures, Message Decoding, Mountain Biking, RC Cars, Latex Mask Making and many more.Fees: Half day: $125; full day: $200. Ages: 3-15 years Gender: Co-ed

High Point Parks and Recreation Summer Enrichment Campswww.highpointnc.gov/pr6 Recreation CentersHigh Point, NC 27265336-883-3509Dates: June 11-Aug. 24.

Time: 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.Six different camps offered at six different recreation centers including Writing Enrichment at Allen Jay; -Arts and Athletics at Deep River; Reading Enrichment at Southside; Rockets and Science at Oakview; Arts Exploration at Morehead and Diversity Awareness at Washington Terrace Park.Fees: Call for fees Ages: Rising K-8th grade Gender: Co-ed

Hope Baptist ChurchHope 2 Grow 4770 Old Edgar Rd., Sophia336-495-4673Day Camp begins June 11. Pay by the day. Call for more information.

Inventive Builder Lego and Robotics Campwww.inventivebuilder.comSalem College/WFU601 S. Church St. Winston-Salem NC 27101

704-880-6105Dates: June 18-22, June 25-29, July 9-13, July 16-20, July 23-27. Times: 9 a.m.-1 p.m.or 2-6 p.m. Hundreds of Lego sets and thousands of free build Lego pieces for all ability levels. Lessons such as architectural/engineering principles, digital design including CAD, and the Lego Mindstorms robotic program for ages 10+. Fees: $225 Ages: 4-14 years Gender: Co-ed

J. Smith Young YMCAwww.lexingtonymca.com119 W. Third Ave.Lexington NC 27292336-249-2177Dates: June 11-Aug. 17. Time: 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m.Day Camp offers a structured schedule of activities in which every child is able to partici-pate. Activities include sports and recreation, arts and crafts, swimming, fi eld trips, aca-

demic enrichment and exploring nature.Fees: $90-$360 Ages: 1st-9th grade Gender: Co-ed

Jackson’s JAMZwww.jacksonsmusic.com1409 S. Stratford RoadWinston-Salem NC 27103336-760-9635Dates: June 11-22. Time: 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Help your child’s rock star dreams come true. Students join a band, write original songs, perform at a rock concert and record their own CD. Fees: $590 Ages: 10-16 years Gender: Co-ed

Jay Vidovich’s Soccer Camps at WFUwww.wakeforestsoccercamp.com1834 Wake Forest RoadWinston-Salem NC336-758-3059Dates: Day camp: June 11-15;

evening camp: July 30-Aug. 2.For boys and girls, camp fo-cuses on soccer technique and tactical aspects of the game. Day and evening camps avail-able as well as weeks for high school teams only.Fees: Day camp:$250; evening camp, $80 Ages: 5-14 years Gender: Co-ed

Jim Grobe Football Camps at WFUwakeforestsports.cstv.com/camps/wake-camps.html1834 Wake Forest RoadWinston-Salem NC336-758-5633Dates: Dates vary per age, see website. Boys and young men receive professional instruction from Wake Forest football coaching staff including drills and technique work in all areas of football to help develop techniques for individual and team play. Fees: $225 per session Ages: 7 and up Gender: Boys

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CAMP CHEERIOMake friends and build confi dence in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. With more than 30 activities to choose from, we offer

overnight camp experiences for boys and girls ages 7-16.

Available SessionsJune 10-16 (All Girls)

June 24-July 7 (All Girls) August 12-17 (Coed)

(336) 869-0195

Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church

for elementary children entering Kindergarten

through 5th grade

Full-Day Summer Program

“FUN IN THE SON!”

Arts & Crafts, Field tripsComputer Lab, Movie Day

Indoor Gym, Swimming DayBike Day, Outdoor Games

Also Offering Fall After-School

Registration Packets Available

1225 Chestnut DriveHigh Point, NC 27262

For more information, Call 884-4232

Kernersville Parks and Recreation Summer Campwww.toknc.com125 E. Bodenhamer St.Kernersville, NC 27284336-996-3062Dates: June 18- Aug. 17.Adventure Awaits! A traditional full- or half-day camp where children will enjoy swimming, P.E. style games, arts and crafts, local parks and fun weekly fi eld trips. There is a theme each week and the curriculum will focus on those activities. The camp will be held at our Recreation Center, Monday-Friday. Call for more information and pricing.Fees: Call for fees. Ages: 6-12 years Gender: Co-ed

Kindermusik at City Arts Summer Campswww.city-arts.orgGreensboro Cultural Center, 200 N. Davie St.Greensboro NC 27401 336-373-2547Dates: Wednesdays in June.Kindermusik classes for parents and children.Fees: Call for fees Ages: 18 months-4 years Gender: Co-ed

Little Shooters Basketball Campwww.greensboro-nc.govGreensboro Sportsplex, 2400 16th St. Greensboro NC 336-373-3272Dates: June 18-22. Time: 9 a.m.-1 p.m.Professional trainers will in-struct this skills camp, designed for children, ages 5-12. Fees: $150 per week Ages: 5-12 years

Gender: Co-edMad Science Summer CampsMadScience.org/PiedmontCamps located throughout the TriadTriad NC 336-784-1818 Dates: Weekly camps all summer at 15 Triad locations. Times: Full and half day. Hands-on science camps with full- and half-day options. Six themes containing fun science like; fi ngerprinting, secret mes-sages, bubbling dry ice potions, 3D fl oating pigs, dino digs, owl pellet dissections, robots, rocket demos, slime and more. Visit website for more details. Fees: $129-$283 Ages: 5-12 years Gender: Co-ed

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Summer Campswww.greensboro-nc.gov/leisure

Check out our summer camps online!

Ten Recreation Centers (ages 5-12)June 11 – August 10

Brown, Craft, Glenwood, Leonard, Lewis,Lindley, Peeler, Trotter, Warnersville and Windsor

City Arts (all ages)Sessions available throughout the summer!

Dance, Music, Drama, Caldcleugh Multicultural Arts Center

Greensboro Sportsplex (all ages)Camps and clinics available, June – August!Indoor Basketball, Hockey, Soccer, Volleyball

Outdoor Adventure Camp (ages 9-12 & 13-15)June 11-15, June 18-22, July 9-13 & July 16-20Camping, Fishing, Boating, Backpacking, Archery & more!

336-373-2574

Summer Camps

• Christian Enviroment• Weekly Themes• Hands on Fun!• Lots of Field Trips• Daily Devotionals• Full-time Or Part-time Options• Pay by the Week and Only for Weeks Attended

Ages: Rising Kindergarten through Completed 6th Grade

Open 7:30am – 6:00pmJune 11, 2012 – August 24, 2012Located in North High Point on Skeet Club Rd.

Covenant Kids • [email protected] • www.covenant-church.com Covenant Church United Methodist

Covenant Kids

S U M M E R 2 0 1 2

Summer Fun! Register today for

Westchester Country Day School’s Summer Camps at westchestercds.org!

Mount Shepherd Retreat Centermtshepherd.org1045 Mount Shepherd Rd. Ext., Asheboro336-629-4085Summer camp is for children ages six to seventeen. Whether coming for the fi rst time or a returning camper, your child will enjoy the uniqueness of a Christian camp where children play and learn in a safe and enjoyable community of friends under the care and guidance of trained Christian counselors. During camp we integrate activities with lessons on living the Christian faith.

NC Aviation Career Education Academywww.ncaviationeducation.com(336)334-4822 ext. 59010Sponored by: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, NC Dept. of Transportation and GTCC. Get a chance to fl y an airplane, aviation fi eld trips, learn about principles of fl ight and aviation careers.

N.C. Shakespeare Festival - SummerStage 2012www.ncshakes.org/act.cfmSpirit Center, 807 W. Ward Ave.High Point NC 27265336-841-2273, ext 227Dates: June 18-Aug. 10. Times: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. or 1-5 p.m.Half and full-day theatre camps and one-day workshops.Fees: $45-$300 per session Ages: 12-18 years Gender: Co-ed

N.C. Zoo Campwww.nczoo.org/education/ZooCamp/zoocamps.html4401 Zoo ParkwayAsheboro NC 27205336-879-7716Dates: June 19-Aug. 2. Times: 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Zoo camp activities may include visiting park exhibits, meeting a zookeeper, creating a take-home craft, conducting experiments and playing games.Fees: Varies, see website for feesAges: Rising 1st-8th graders Gender: Co-ed

Natural Science Center of Greensboro - Summer Science Explorationswww.natsci.org4301 Lawndale DriveGreensboro NC 27455336-288-3769Dates: June 11-Aug. 24. Time: Half-day morning and afternoon camps with full day options for ages 4-17. Hands-on science camps featur-ing animals, dinosaurs, water, nature, LEGO robotics and more. Online registration opens March 8 for members and March 22 for non-members. Visit websitefor full camp info.Fees: $85-$215 per session Ages: 3-16 years Gender: Co-ed

Nike Tennis Day Camp at WFUwww.ussportscamps.com/tennis1834 Wake Forest RoadWinston-Salem NC 336-758-5752 Dates: June 10-July 19. Times: 9 a.m.-noon or 9 am.-4 pm. Tennis campers are divided into small groups according to age and ability. Instruction, on and off the court, includes lectures and match play. Fees: $185-$395 Ages: 8-17 years Gender: Co-ed

North Carolina A&T State University Aggie Enrichment Campwww.ncat.edu/~summer/summeryouth1601 East Market St.Greensboro NC 27411 336-334-7607 Dates: June 13-July 29. Time: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Weekly academic, sports and enrichment camps taught by university professors and school teachers. Choose from martial arts, robotics, drama, computer, science, math and more. Fees: $160 Ages: 6-18 years

Oak Ridge Military Academy Summer Day Campswww.oakridgemilitary.com/summer-camps/index.html2317 Oak Ridge RoadOak Ridge NC 27310336-643-4131Dates: June 23-July 28. Two camps offered: Leadership Adventure Camp for 6th-12th graders and Academic Camp for 8th grade to high school students.Fees: Call for fees Ages: Rising 6th-12th grade Gender: Co-ed

Old Salem - Five Yesterdayswww.oldsalem.orgSingle Brothers Workshop, 10 W. Academy St.Winston-Salem NC 27101336-721-7390Dates: June 25-July 20. Time: 9 a.m.-noon. This program offers one week hands-on summer sessions which concentrate on the crafts and lifestyles of the Moravians who lived in Salem in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.Fees: $175 Ages: 3rd-8th grade Gender: Co-ed

Proehlifi c Park Summer Blastwww.proehlifi cpark.com/Proehlif-ic_Parks_Summer_Blast_2012.php4517 Jessup Grove RoadGreensboro NC 27410336-665-5233Dates: June 11-Aug. 24Proehlifi c Park is 22 acres of pure fun and excitement. Over the summer your child will be able to enjoy themed weeks and games, team building ac-tivities, arts and crafts, tie-dye days, moon walks, and water play each Friday. Our students get lots of great interaction with our low child-to-coach ra-tio and will have a blast making new friends each week. Check out all of the details on our website. Give us a call if you have any questions or to sign up. Also offering sports-specifi c camps. Call for details.Fees: Call for fees Ages: Rising K-14 years Gender: Co-ed

Piedmont Environmental Center Summer Nature Campwww.piedmontenvironmental.com1220 Penny RoadHigh Point NC 27265 336-883-8531 Dates: June -Aug.Week-long summer nature camp sessions. See website for information.Fees: Call for fees Ages: 6-15 years Gender: Co-ed

Real Science!www.dorealscience.com233 Berry Garden RoadKernersville NC 27284336-339-2674Dates: June 11-Aug. 24.Experiential camps with exploring, building, cooking, experimentation and other self-directed activities to dem-onstrate scientifi c concepts. Single day camp opportunities also available. Morning shuttle available from Greensboro.Fees: $225 per week Ages: 10-15 years Gender: Co-ed

Rising Stars Basketball Campwww.greensboro-nc.govGreensboro Sportsplex, 2400 16th St.Greensboro NC336-373-3272Dates: June 25-29. Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon.-

Thurs. and 9 a.m.-noon Friday.Basketball skills camp is designed for youth, ages 10-16, and will be led by professional trainers.Fees: $200 Ages: 10-16 years Gender: Co-ed

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The workshop is available to all rising 7th through 12th graders

with varying levels of ability in bass, percussion, guitar/keyboard,

brass (trumpet, trombone), or woodwind (clarinet, fl ute, saxophone) instruments.

July 23-27, 20129:00 a.m. to noon

$75 (partial & full scholarships available)

JOHN COLTRANEJAZZ

Contact336-889-2787ext. 23 or

[email protected]

Workshop & Performance sponsored by the High Point Area

Arts Councilin partnership with Penn-Griffin School

for the Arts

At The Arts Academy we offer

a variety of dance and

performing arts classes to

children starting at the age of

2 to Adult. With performances

being held twice a year!

Ballet/Tap/Jazz

Lyrical/Pom/Hip Hop/Cheer

Triple Threat/Musical Theatre/Voice

Featuring Zumba for Kids and Adults

Birthday Packages Available

*Themed Summer Daycare Classes

For Dates & Times Please Contact Us:

211 Swathmore Ave. Suite 102 & 103

High Point NC 27263 (336) 434-0855

Email:

[email protected]

or go to our website:

sportsandartsacademy.com

SciWorks SciCampwww.sciworks.org400 W. Hanes Mill RoadWinston-Salem NC 27105 336-714-7105 Dates: June 18-Aug. 17. Times: 9 a.m.-noon or 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Week-long science camps with hands-on activities and themes for ages pre-K to 6th graders. Fees: Call for rates Ages: PreK-rising 6th grade Gender: Co-ed

The Arts Academy www.sportsandartsacademy.com211 Swathmore Ave., Suite 101High Point, NC 27263(336)434-3001For Boys & Girls, Parents too!THE ARTS ACADEMY will be offering themed mini camps with decorations, fun activities, with lots of exciting new ideas! These classes are unique in that you can pick and choose the weeks you would like to come. Mini camps are $10.00 per lesson, or if you choose to do the whole summer $40.00

monthly. (Family discounts are also available.) Your child will learn different types of combina-tions to songs in all areas of dance. For Girls & Boys!!

The Hoops Academywfhoopsacademy.com/Wake Forest University, 1834 Wake Forest RoadWinston-Salem NC 27109 336-758-5622 Dates: June 2-21.Wake Forest University Men’s Basketball coaching staff is of-fering several basketball camps including an Elite Position Camp for boys in grades 9-12; a Father/Son Camp for boys in grades 1-12 and their dads; a traditional day camp for boys in grades 1-8 and an overnight camp for boys in grades 4-12. See website for full details. Fees: $65-$385 Ages: 1st-12th grade Gender: Boys

The Little Gym of Greensboro Summer Campwww.tlggreensboronc.com3369 Battleground Ave.Greensboro NC 27410

336-545-1117 Weekly, half-day camps includes theme-oriented activities in gymnastics, games, air mat tumbling and arts and crafts. Fees: Call for fees Ages: 3-8 years Gender: Co-ed

The Piedmont School Summer Programwww.thepiedmontschool.com815 Old Mill RoadHigh Point NC 27265 336-883-0992 Dates: June 25-Aug. 3. Times: Half day and full day.The Piedmont School is offering a variety of camps including lacrosse, sensory/language, adventure, writing and aca-demic enrichment. Also offers individual and group tutoring. Fees: Call for fees Ages: K-5th grade Gender: Co-ed

The Sunshine House - Summer Camp - High Pointwww.sunshinehoue.com4955 Samet DriveHigh Point NC 336-885-9018

Ten weekly camps for preschoolers through school-aged children offer fi eld trips and fun learning activi-ties in safe environments. New themes and activities each week. Fees: Call for fees Ages: preschool-elementary school age. Gender: Co-ed

Theatre Art Gallerieswww.tagart.org220 E. Commerce Ave.High Point NC 27260 336-887-2137 TAG Summer Art Camps provide hands-on visual art explorations through a variety of themes, techniques and materials. Visit website for full schedule of all summer art camps and classes. Fees: $90-$150 Ages: 3-15 years Gender: Co-ed

Wesleyan Christian Academy Summer Campwww.wesed.org1917 N. Centennial St.High Point NC 27265

336-884-3333 x 237Dates: May 29-Aug.3. Times: 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m.Weekly summer programs with activities and fi eld trips includ-ing Lazy 5 Ranch, bowling, skating and swimming.Fees: $159 per week Ages: K-6th grade Gender: Co-ed

Westchester Country Day School Summer Programswww.westchestercds.org2045 N. Old Greensboro RoadHigh Point NC 27265336-822-4001Dates: June 11-Aug. 15.Offering 24 different day camps with themes including sports, chess, Legos, drama, art, SAT review, scrapbooking and more. Early drop off and late pick up available.Fees: $99-$199 per session Ages: Rising K-12th grade Gender: Co-ed

Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church1225 Chestnut DriveHigh Point, NC 27262

884-4232Full Day Summer Program: Arts & Crafts, Field Trips, Computer Lab, Indoor Gym, Swimming Day, Movie Day, Bike Day, Outdoor Games

Youth Exploring Summer Campwww.highpointnc.gov/pr/YES-Camp.pdfAllen Jay, Deep River, Morehead and Oakview RecreationalHigh Point, NC 336- 883-3465 Date: Monday-Friday, June 13-Aug. 19. Time: 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. High Point Parks & Recreation camps held at recreation centers feature a variety of activities from group games, gym time, fi eld trips, guest speakers, movies, dances, skits, education activities and much more.Fees: $65 plus activity fees Ages: Rising K-5th graders Gender: Co-ed

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BOY’S LACROSSE 3-DAY CAMPJuly 8…6-9pm • July 9 & 10…9am-4pm

Location: Turf at Vert Stadium,

1018 West College Drive, High Point, NC 27262

Cost: $375

High Point University Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach Jon Torpey and his staff will hold a skills clinic at Vert Stadium. This clinic is open to all players age 8 - 18. It will offer top notch instruction and skill development. All skill levels are welcome as our camps are teaching camps

that offer instruction for all players. All players must come in full equipment including a mouthguard and bring their own lunch.

www.highpointlacrosse.com for online registrationg p gggggggggg