Last updated April 21, 2015

Framingham Public Schools Summer Program Resource Guide 2015 WHERE Juniper Hill School 29 Upper Joclyn Ave. Framingham

Juniper Hill School 29 Upper Joclyn Ave. Framingham

Barbieri Elementary School

Special Education Programs

WHAT

WHEN

B.L.O.C.K.S. Preschool An extended school year program for children with developmental delays and children diagnosed with ASD/PDD in order to prevent academic, behavioral and social regression.

July 1- Aug 5

B.L.O.C.K.S. Preschool An extended school year program for children with developmental delays and children diagnosed with ASD/PDD in order to prevent academic, behavioral & social regression.

July 1 – 29

Tutoring Elementary An extended school year program providing academic

July 1 – 29 8 –11 am

9 am – 2 pm M - TH No Program on July 6th

9 – 11:30 am M - TH No Program July 6th

FOR WHOM

Special Ed. Students requiring ESY services to prevent substantial regression. Contact your child’s teacher regarding eligibility. Grades Pre-K Special Ed. Students requiring ESY services to prevent substantial regression. Contact your child’s teacher regarding eligibility. Grades Pre-K Special Ed. Students K-5 requiring ESY

CONTACT/WEBSITE

FEE

Ronnie Kessler or Marjorie Brockman [email protected] [email protected] 508-626-9164

Free

Ronnie Kessler or Marjorie Brockman [email protected] [email protected] 508-626-9164

Free

Ronnie Kessler or Marjorie Brockman [email protected] [email protected]

Free

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Last updated April 21, 2015 100 Dudley Road Framingham

tutoring for students at substantial risk of regression in literacy & math.

No Program July 6th

services to prevent substantial regression.

508-626-9164

Barbieri Elementary School 100 Dudley Road Framingham

Tutoring Middle An extended school year program provides academic tutoring for elementary middle school students who are at substantial risk of regression in literacy & math.

July 1 – 29

Ronnie Kessler or Marjorie Brockman [email protected] [email protected] 508-626-9164

Free

Barbieri Elementary School 100 Dudley Road Framingham

Elementary School Social Skills (Theater Arts) Program This extended school year program provides services to elementary students who carry the diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorders & is designed to prevent substantial social skills regression over the summer months. The curriculum is designed to maintain social and functional communication skills. Activities include building social skills through roleplaying social situations, games, crafts, organized sports, puppeteers and theatre arts. Speech/language services are

July 1 – 29

Special Ed. Students requiring ESY services to prevent substantial regression. Age: 6-8 Special Ed. Students requiring ESY services to prevent substantial regression. Grades: K-5

Ronnie Kessler or Marjorie Brockman [email protected] [email protected] 508-626-9164

Free

8 – 11 am No Program July 6th

8 am – 1:30 pm No Program July 6th

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Last updated April 21, 2015

Barbieri Elementary School 100 Dudley Road Framingham

Barbieri Elementary School 100 Dudley Road Framingham

embedded within the program. STAR Program This extended school year program is intended for students with an emotional/behavioral disability. It is designed to prevent substantial regression on emotional and behavioral goals on a child’s Individual Education Program. Targeted skills during the summer program include: identifying and managing one’s emotions and behavior, recognizing personal qualities and external supports, demonstrating skills related to achieving personal goals, cooperative play & group work. Students will participate in 1-3 hours of academic tutoring each day as well in order to prevent substantial regression in academic areas. Learning with Adventure Program This extended school year program provides services to students with ASD/PDD in order to prevent academic,

July 1 – 29 8 am – 1:30 pm No Program July 6th

July 1 – Aug 5 8 am – 1:30 pm

Special Ed. Students requiring ESY services to prevent substantial regression. Grades: K-5

Ronnie Kessler or Marjorie Brockman [email protected] [email protected] 508-626-9164

Free

Special Ed. Students requiring ESY services to prevent substantial

Ronnie Kessler or Marjorie Brockman [email protected] [email protected] 508-626-9164

Free

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Last updated April 21, 2015

Barbieri Elementary School 100 Dudley Road Framingham

Juniper Hill School

behavioral and social regression. Students recommended for this program are enrolled in the sub-separate programs during the regular school year. Activities include swimming, bowling, field trips, arts & crafts, cooking, music, sports, & small group academic instruction. Speech/language services are embedded within the program. Flyers Program This extended school year program provides services to middle and high school students diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome & ASD in order to prevent social regression. The curriculum is made up of activities & games designed to build social skills & functional skills such as: crafts, role playing social situations, games, organized sports, field trips, & cooking activities. Speech/language services are embedded within the program. NECC Extended school year

No Program July 6th

regression. Grades: K-5

July 1 – Aug 5

Ronnie Kessler or Marjorie Brockman [email protected] [email protected] 508-626-9164

Free

No Program July 6th

Special Ed. Students requiring ESY services to prevent substantial regression. Grades: 6-12

July 13 – Aug 14

Special Ed. Students

Ronnie Kessler or Marjorie Brockman [email protected]

Free

8 am – 1:30 pm

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Last updated April 21, 2015 29 Upper Joclyn Ave. Framingham

McCarthy Elementary School 8 Flagg Drive Framingham

Camp Arrowhead 1055 Worcester Street Natick

Wilson Elementary

program offered to NECC students. This is a partnership between the Framingham Public Schools and The New England Center for Children to serve students diagnosed with autism & PDD. McCarthy Program This extended school year program for students with moderate special needs. Activities include swimming, bowling, field trips, arts & crafts, cooking, music, sports, & small group instruction which relate to the students' IEPs & curriculum frameworks. Camp Arrowhead Extended school year, recreational program for disabled students who are 5 years old & up. Includes instructional & recreational activities: swimming, creative dramatics, arts & crafts, life skills program & field trips, which relate to the students' IEPs & curriculum frameworks.

9 am – 2 pm

July 7 – August 7 9 am – 2:30 pm

June 29 – July 1 9 am – 3 pm No camp July 3rd

[email protected] 508-626-9164

Special Ed. Students requiring ESY services to prevent substantial regression. Grades K-12

Ronnie Kessler or Marjorie Brockman [email protected] [email protected] 508-626-9164

Free

Special Ed. Students requiring ESY services to prevent substantial regression. Age: 5 +

Ronnie Kessler or Marjorie Brockman [email protected] [email protected] 508-626-9164

Free

Elementary School Programs

st

21 Century Wilson Summer Program

requiring ESY services to prevent substantial regression. Grades K-4

July 1 – 24

Limited slots are available.

C. Mae Waugh

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Free

Last updated April 21, 2015 School 169 Leland St. Framingham

This program is designed to enhance language skills, build vocabulary, strengthen relationships, & increase student’s ability to engage in learning. The curriculum is designed by educators at the Museum of Science & will include enrichment in reading, writing & math. It will also incorporate engineering & design projects. ELL students will also have targeted language instruction and support in their first and second languages, provided by certified Framingham ESL teachers. Each morning, students will participate in the Summer Reading Enrichment Program (SREP), sponsored by Framingham State University. Through this assessmentbased intervention, students will improve their reading and writing needs and be motivated by reading success that will prepare them for the coming year.

8:30 am – 3:30 pm No Program July 6th

Students are nominated by teachers based on assessment scores. Grades 2-5

[email protected]

This program will offer an additional academic track for ELL students within the district.

Reading Assessment June 29 & 30 by appt.

There will also be a morning reading program for K – 5 students that meet Reading specific criteria Program recommended by Begins July 1 their classroom teachers No Program July 6th

Martha A. Colwell, Ed.D. at [email protected] 508 369-4851

All students will have daily outside activity time,

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Last updated April 21, 2015 weather permitting. Programming includes offsite field trips. Breakfast & lunch will be served to all students. 10 Roxanna St. Suburban Child provides an environment in which Framingham children will have a joyful and memorable experience. Though not a specialized sports camp, instruction is designed to introduce the basics of each activity offered as well as challenge those who are more advanced. The program includes arts & crafts, daily swim, field trips, sports, games, dance & more. McCarthy CLUB EXITOS Elementary Offered by the Framingham School Two-Way Bilingual Program 8 Flagg Drive in conjunction with the Framingham Summer Scene Program. o Spanish classes given in a fun, camp-like setting. o Designed to maintain and enhance your child’s Spanish speaking abilities over the summer vacation. Various Framingham Parks & Locations Recreation Summer Recreation Centers

6/30 – 8/28

Ages 5-14

Lesley Kinney [email protected] 508-879-6544 For more info go to http://suburbanathletic.com/summerdaysc420.php

$220 nonmembers and $200 members

For students entering Grades Pre-K - 5

Dr. Susan McGilvray-Rivet or Jennifer Faber [email protected] [email protected] 508-626-9187

$240 Full Day per week. $120 Half Day per week. Prorated cost for the 1st two weeks.

All ages

The Recreation Office 508-532-5960 http://framinghamma.gov/951/Parks-Recreation

Please check the website for details

9 am – 5 pm Extended Care Available

7/1 – 7/31 9 am – 3 pm Half day option available. No Program on July 6th Please check the website for

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Last updated April 21, 2015

12 Interfaith Terrace

9 Pusan Rd

Camp Cedar Hill, 265 Beaver Street, Waltham, MA

Soccer Clinics, Tennis Lessons, Swim Lessons, Swim Team, Concerts on the Green, & much more Hoops and Homework providing reading, writing and math work, enrichment and fun activities, and exercise programs Hoops and Homework providing reading, writing and math work, enrichment and fun activities, and exercise programs Girl Scout Day Camp

Be part of a summer tradition 92 years strong at Camp Cedar Hill. Explore our many trails with a nature hike. Test yourself on the ropes & challenge course. Beat the summer heat in our two pools, or go for a paddle around the pond. Every camper has the opportunity to experience favorite camp activities like campfire cooking, sing-alongs, crafts and more! Girl Scout camp is an opportunity to grow, explore and have fun under the guidance of caring, trained adults.

details

All summer M–F 1PM - 6 PM All summer M–F 1PM - 6 PM June 29 – August 14 M–F 9 AM - 4 PM

All children

Herb Chasan

K–8

508-380-1196

All children

Herb Chasan

K–8

508-380-1196

Girls

www.hercamp.org

Grades K-11

617-350-8335

you do NOT have to be a Girl Scout to attend

[email protected]

Extended care available Bus stops at: McCarthy School and Potter Road Elementary

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Free

Free

$305 per week. Financial Aid Available.

Last updated April 21, 2015 MetroWest YMCA, Camp OCP, 280 Old Connecticut Path, Framingham (drop-off and pick-up)

MetroWest YMCA Clearbrook Family Swim Club, 120 Parker Road, Framingham

MetroWest YMCA, 280 Old Connecticut Path, Framingham

MetroWest YMCA Day Camp Family

Camp OCP: One-week themed sessions for a fun summer learning program that incorporates STEM, ELA, arts education, & physical activities. Weekly theme-based field trips & trips to the library & instructional swim lessons 4 days a week. Camp Clearbrook: One-week themed sessions that incorporate sports & games, arts & craft activities, & special events. Instructional swim lessons & open swims will round out the camp experience. Camp traditions will be developed.

June 29 – Aug 21

Gymnastics Camp Two-week themed sessions that incorporate gymnastics skills & drills learned into an end of session gymnastics show. We spend mornings doing gymnastics and afternoons at the indoor swimming pool & practicing routines. Traditional and Specialty Day Camp Programs Large variety of day camp options

June 29 – Aug 21 M–F 8:30 am – 4 pm Extended day available

Children who have completed Grades K-8

June 22 – Aug 28 M–F 9 am – 4 pm

Children Age 3-15

M–F

Children who have completed Grades K-5

M–F 9 am – 4 pm

[email protected] 508-879-4420 x54

7:30 am – 6 pm

June 22 – Aug 21

Shannon Dixon, Out-of-School Time Director

Children who have completed Grades K-5

$289 Y members $376 nonmembers

http://metrowestymca.org/summercamp/campocp/

Financial aid available

Tyler Radicioni Sports and Teen Director [email protected] 508-879-4420 x30

$243 Y members $319 nonmembers

http://metrowestymca.org/summercamp/campclearbrook/

Financial aid available

Extended day available Rachel Weiss Director of Gymnastics and Dance [email protected] 508-879-4420 x62

http://metrowestymca.org/summercamp/gymnasticscamp/

$485 Y members $636 nonmember Financial aid available

Kerry Packard, Youth and Camping Director [email protected]

http://metrowestymca.org/summercamp/mwysummerdaycamp/

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Varies See Camp Website

Last updated April 21, 2015 Outdoor Center, Hopkinton Danforth Art Museum 123 Union Avenue, Framingham

Adventure Day Camp, 129 Hudson Rd, Bolton, MA

Camp Resolute

SUMMER ARTS –GOING INTO GRADES 1-4 Summer Arts is a series of fun and engaging week-long studio art classes that promote creativity, and are tailored for children of all levels of ability. Create art in many mediums—drawing, painting, sculpture, and more—inspired by the natural world and by artwork on view in our Museum galleries. Adventure Day Camp The Adventure Day Camp Program provides an introduction to youth Outdoor Program. Activities are conducted in an outdoor setting, close to home and during daylight hours. Our day camp programs are designed for boys and girls completing grades 1 through 4 Open to non-scouts.

Webelos Overnight Week (WOW)

Extended day available June 22 – Aug 21

Financial aid available Going into Grades 1-4

Danforth Art School Office 508.620.0937 [email protected] www.danforthart.org

Tuition prices vary; see website for details. Limited scholarships available.

Boys and Girls Grades: 2-5 in the fall

Marcella Saunders [email protected] 508-872-6551 x1002 http://www.cubscoutcamps.org/cub-adventure-day-camp

Boys completing 3rd and 4th grade

Marcella Saunders [email protected]

$300 ($40 early bird discount if booked by May 1) multiweek discounts available. Optional busing, Extended Day Programs for a nominal fee $335 ($40 early bird

AM (9 amnoon) or PM (1-4pm) classes available

July 6 – Aug 14 1 week sessions Mon-Fri 9:00AM – 4:00PM Extended Day Available

Aug 9 – Aug 12

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Last updated April 21, 2015 Webelos Overnight Week, 75 Hudson Rd, Bolton, MA

Camp Resolute Family Camp, 75 Hudson Rd, Bolton, MA

Pilgrim Day Camp 1 Badger Road, Framingham

Participate in Nature, Scoutcraft, Field Sports, Shooting Sports and Handicraft while practicing camping skills in this ½ week overnight camp experience. Extended week program available for an additional fee (includes busing) Family Camp Weekend Family Camp Weekends are a unique opportunity for families to explore everything that Camp Resolute has to offer. Camp Resolute supplies all the food, the tents and bunks and a FUN program.

Overnight Sun 1:00PM to Wed 6:00PM

this spring Grades: 4 & 5

508-872-6551 x1002 http://www.cubscoutcamps.org/wow-webelos-overnightweek

discount if booked by May 1)

June 6 – 7 Overnight Sat 11:00AM to Sun 10:30AM

Family members of all ages with school aged children Grades: K-5

Marcella Saunders [email protected] 508-872-6551 x1002 http://www.cubscoutcamps.org/family-camp

$119 for the 1st two family members ($30 early bird discount if booked by May 1). $15 ea for each additional family member.

Pilgrim Day Camp offers children safe, summer fun in the out-of-doors. PDC is a traditional summer day camp with an emphasis on nature, respect for differences, & good old fashion summer fun. The camp offers children an opportunity to be challenged, to learn new skills, & to make lifelong friendships. Located on 113

June 29 – Aug 21

Children Age 3-13

Jessica Kirby- Administrative Assistant 508-875-4548 [email protected]

Please check website for pricing details

Full and half day options available

Pilgrimdaycamp.org

No program July 3rd Extended day options

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Last updated April 21, 2015

Bricks 4 Kidz® Edwards Church Education Building 39 Edwards St Framingham

Bricks 4 Kidz® Edwards Church Education Building 39 Edwards St Framingham

acres of fields & woods in Framingham. Young Pirates Shiver me timbers in this 5 morning workshop as we explore the popular culture behind the life of a pirate. Build all new Bricks 4 Kidz® models including motorized and non-motorized models like a pirate ship, a rowing pirate and the ships helm. We’ll Ahoy Mattey and batten down the hatches with pirate crafts, games and free play building. Please send your child’s own snack.

available July 13 – 17

Children Age 4-6

www.bricks4kidz.com/framingham

9 am – noon

[email protected]

Aug 17 – 21

Lois Denman 508-735-0534

$250

9 am - noon

Crafts & Games with LEGO® July 20 – 24 Bricks In this 5 day morning 9 am - noon workshop, we will build a take-home craft with LEGO® bricks each day, including a keychain or bracelet, a picture frame, a mini car and paper and LEGO® brick sculptures. Group games and free play time make this a creative and relaxing time with friends. Great for children just becoming familiar with how to use LEGO® bricks and craft lovers.

Children Age 4-6

Lois Denman 508-735-0534 www.bricks4kidz.com/framingham [email protected]

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$265

Last updated April 21, 2015 Bricks 4 Kidz® Edwards Church Education Building 39 Edwards St Framingham, MA 01701

Craft & Game Challenges with LEGO® Bricks This 5-day morning workshop is about making take-home crafts with LEGO® Bricks and other materials, engaging in group games & creative free play challenges. Take home crafts include a toothbrush/pencil holder, a keychain or bracelet, LEGO® soap and paper and LEGO® brick sculptures. Group games and free play time make this a creative and relaxing time with friends. Great for children just becoming familiar with how to use LEGO® bricks and craft lovers.

July 20 – 24 9 am – noon

Children Age 611

Lois Denman 508-735-0534 www.bricks4kidz.com/framingham [email protected]

Brick-a-thon Aug 17 – 21 Do you remember Super Mario, Pac-man and 9 am – noon Pokemon? This workshop will bring your children back to the 1980s when video games mania all began. We’ll use LEGOR products to build the famous plumber brother, a brick eater, a jumping hedgehog, alien invaders and more. You’ll love engaging in our building challenges with a different game-theme each

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$262

Last updated April 21, 2015 day. Mining and Crafting NEW MODELS included FOR SECOND TIME participants Minecraft is a game about placing blocks to build anything you can imagine. In this 5 day afternoon workshop, experience the world of Minecraft with LEGO® bricks in this popular summer workshop! Participants will start by crafting some of the mobs, critters and tools using LEGO® bricks. Participants will face new challenges each day, building models and crafting key elements from the popular Minecraft game. $250 Angry Birdies Angry Birdie a game about catapulting birds to knock over structures to earn points. In this 5 day afternoon workshop, experience the excitement of Angry Birds by building different birds with LEGOR bricks. Launch your birds through the air, build racing carts for them and

Two PM Sessions Offered July 13 – 17 Aug 17 – 21 1pm – 4 pm

July 20 – 24 1 pm – 4 pm

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Last updated April 21, 2015 more. Face new challenges each day, building models and motor-powered machines for your creations. $250 Space Wars Morning/ Mining and Crafting Afternoon A full day of fun is in store by combining Space Wars morning workshop and the Mining ‘n Crafting afternoon workshops. Bricks 4 Kidz® will supervise the lunch-time break. Please bring your own lunch. $470 Summer Full Days ~Crafting with LEGO® Bricks Morning and Angry Birdie Afternoon A full day of fun is in store by combining Crafting with LEGO® bricks morning with Angry Birdie Afternoon workshops. Bricks 4 Kidz® will supervise the lunch-time break. Please bring your own lunch. $470 Summer Full Days ~ Brick-AThon Morning / Mining and Crafting Afternoon A full day of fun is in store by combining Brick-a-thon

Full Days July 13 – 17 9 am – 4 pm

Full Days July 20 – 24 9 am – 4 pm

Full Days

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Last updated April 21, 2015

Bricks 4 Kidz® Edwards Church Education Building 39 Edwards St Framingham, MA 01701 McCarthy School 8 Flagg Drive Framingham Fuller Middle School 31 Flagg Drive Framingham

Bricks 4 Kidz® Edwards Church Education Building

morning and the Mining and Crafting afternoon workshops. Bricks 4 Kidz® will supervise the lunch-time break. Please bring your own lunch. $470 Space Wars™ This workshop is inspired by Star Wars™ and NASA. It is packed full of models, designed by Bricks 4 Kidz®. Using LEGO® bricks for each model will make your imagination blast off! Participants will also create a Star Wars™ themed craft. Summer Scene A 5 week enrichment program offered to students from Pre- K thru grade 8. The program offers a variety of courses that are academic and recreational. The program will be comprised of STEM, Drama, Club Exitos, Art, and Pre-K modules.

Aug 17 – 21 9 am – 4 pm

July 13 – 17 9 am - noon

Children Age 611

Lois Denman 508-735-0534

$250

www.bricks4kidz.com/framingham [email protected]

July 1 – 31 9 am – 3 pm

Framingham students

Half day option available.

Grades: Pre-K -8

Ari King [email protected]

No Program on July 6th.

ALL NEW Robotics Workshop Two PM Featuring EV3 and New Bricks Sessions 4 Kidz Propietary Model Plans We’ll combine classic LEGO® July 13 – 17 building with the world of

Middle School Programs Students Ages 9-14

Lois Denman 508-735-0534 www.bricks4kidz.com/framingham [email protected]

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$240 full day per week. $120 half day per week. Prorated cost for the 1st two weeks.

Half Days $275 Full Days $450

Last updated April 21, 2015 39 Edwards St Framingham

robotics, using motors, sensors and software. Participants build LEGO® ‘Bots and Mindstorm software exposes them to programming language and experimentation by editing the demo programs provided. Adding sensors to your robotic increases the possibilities of what you can make it do! Must be experienced following model plans. Children work in Pairs. Stop Motion Animation Lights, Camera, LEGO® action! Use LEGO® bricks to tell your OWN story, complete with music, special effects and all your favorite LEGO® mini-figure characters! With a friend, participants will plan, script, and stage their own minimovie using Stop Motion Animation. Children work in pairs and must be able to focus on detailed frame editing for second half of week. Take home a DVD of your own movie at the end of the session! Expert Model Building

July 20 – 24 1 pm – 4 pm Two AM Sessions July 27 – 31 Aug 17 – 21 9 am – noon

Two ½ Day Sessions July 13 – 17 9 am – noon July 27 – 31 1pm – 4 pm

Two ½ Day

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Last updated April 21, 2015 Each day, use LegoR bricks to create our most advanced “Black Diamond” motorized models including Walking Animals, a Hand-Cranked Vehicle and a Cross Country Skier. Also, enjoy the daily group and solo building challenges. Must be able to follow, at least, age appropriate model plans.

Sessions Offered

Full Day Stop Motion Animation and Robotics A full day of fun is in store for participants who Combine half day Stop Motion Animation and half day Robotics workshops. Bricks 4 Kidz® staff supervises the lunch-time break between workshops. Please Bring your own lunch.

1 pm – 4 pm Two Full Day Sessions Offered

Full Day Robotics and Expert Model Building A full day of fun is in store for participants who Combine half day Robotics and half day Expert Model Building workshops. Bricks 4 Kidz® staff supervises the lunchtime break between workshops. Please Bring your own lunch.

Two Full Day Sessions Offered

July 20 – 24 9 am – noon

July 13 – 17 July 27 – 31 9 am – 4 pm

July 20 – 24 Aug 17 – 21 9 am – 4 pm

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Last updated April 21, 2015 MassBay Community College, Wellesley Campus

12 Interfaith Terrace

9 Pusan Rd

Camp Cedar Hill, 265 Beaver Street, Waltham, MA

Stem Program An enriching 2 week Summer Experience for Students entering grades 7 and 8. Investigate, Design, Create and Learn. Participate in classes and projects that will strengthen Math, Biology, Physics and Computer concepts while having fun! Hoops and Homework providing reading, writing and math work, enrichment and fun activities, and exercise programs Hoops and Homework providing reading, writing and math work, enrichment and fun activities, and exercise programs

7/6 – 7/17

Girl Scout Day Camp

June 29 – August 14

Be part of a summer tradition 92 years strong at Camp Cedar Hill. Explore our many trails with a nature hike. Test yourself on the ropes & challenge course. Beat the summer heat in our two pools, or go for a paddle around the pond. Every camper has the opportunity to experience favorite camp activities like campfire cooking, sing-alongs, crafts and more! Girl Scout camp is an opportunity to grow,

9 am – 3:30 pm

All summer M–F 1PM - 6 PM All summer M–F 1PM - 6 PM

Students entering Grades 7-8

Sarah Sreedhar 781 239 2582 [email protected]

All children

Herb Chasan

K–8

508-380-1196

All children

Herb Chasan

K–8

508-380-1196

Girls

www.hercamp.org

Grades K-11

617-350-8335

you do NOT have to be a Girl Scout to attend

[email protected]

M–F 9 AM - 4 PM

$350

Extended care

Bus stops at: McCarthy School and

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Free

Free

$305 per week. Financial Aid Available.

Last updated April 21, 2015

Framingham High School 115 A Street Framingham

Wheelock College 200 Riverway Boston

explore and have fun under the guidance of caring, trained adults.

Potter Road Elementary

Summer Enrichment program where students will read the summer reading books together (and get their own complementary copies), build their math skills, and participate in a project-based learning investigation on the history of Framingham. Breakfast and lunch will be provided and students will have structured games, exercise and walking field trips in the afternoon. One Hen’s Social Entrepreneurship Camp is a unique program designed to enhance financial literacy and inspire social responsibility. This one-week camp provides students with hands-on business development and philanthropic experiences that refine their capacity to practice financial responsibility, take personal initiative, and earn money to

Additional information will available at a later date.

all ELL’s WIDA level 1-5 entering Grades 6-8

Genoveffa Grieci

July 13 – 17 8:30 am – 3:30 pm

Rising 6, 7 and 8th grade students

Jessica Charles [email protected] 617-959-4222 www.onehen.org/shopping-cart.html

Extended care may be available from 3:30 – 5 pm for an additional fee.

Free

[email protected]

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$450

Last updated April 21, 2015 support those in need. Suburban Suburban Child provides an environment in which Child 10 Roxanna St. children will have a joyful and memorable experience. Framingham Though not a specialized sports camp, instruction is designed to introduce the basics of each activity offered as well as challenge those who are more advanced. The program includes arts & crafts, daily swim, field trips, sports, games, dance & more…. SUMMER ARTS Danforth Art Week long morning and/or 123 Union afternoon classes explore Avenue, many art materials and Framingham techniques including drawing, painting, clay, comics and wheel throwing. Instructors encourage awareness, observation, and the use of memory and imagination. Summer Scene McCarthy A 5 week summer School enrichment program offered 8 Flagg Drive to students from PreFramingham Kindergarten thru grade 8. We have a variety of courses that are academic and

June 29 – Aug 28

Ages 5-14

M–F

Lesley Kinney [email protected] or Mark Silverman 508-879-6544

9 am – 5 pm

$220 nonmembers and $200 members

http://suburbanathletic.com/summerdaysc420.php

Extended care available

June 22 – Aug 21

Going into Grades 5-8

Danforth Art School Office 508.620.0937 or register online at www.danforthart.org

Tuition prices vary; see website for details. Limited scholarships available.

Framingham students age 4 – Grade 8

Ari King [email protected]

$240 Full Day, $120 Half day per week. Prorated cost for the 1st two

AM (9am – noon) or PM (1 pm – 4 pm) Classes available

July 1 – 31 No Program July 6th 9 am – 3 pm

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Last updated April 21, 2015

Various Locations

Boys & Girls Clubs Of MetroWest, 154 Pearl St. Framingham

MetroWest YMCA Day Camp Family Outdoor Center, Hopkinton Camp Cedar Hill, 265 Beaver Street,

recreational. The program will be comprised of STEM, Drama, Club Exitos, Art, and Pre-K modules. Framingham Parks & Recreation Summer Recreation Centers Soccer Clinics, Tennis Lessons, Swim Lessons, Swim Team, Concerts on the Green, & much more. Pearl Street Clubhouse Summer Adventure Program The Summer Adventure Program offers a variety of age appropriate experiences for boys & girls ages 5-14. The programs’ focus is on team building, participation, leadership skills and social development. Breakfast and lunch are provided daily for everyone. Scholarships available. Traditional and Specialty Day Camp Programs Large variety of day camp options

Half day option available.

weeks.

June 22 – Aug 28 M–F 9 am – 4 pm Extended day available

Children Age 3-15

Girl Scout Day Camp

June 29 –

Girls

Please check the website for details

All ages

The Recreation Office 508-532-5960 www.Framinghamma.gov/parks

Please check the website for details

June 29 – Aug 21

Boys & Girls Ages 5-14 years

508-620-7145 www.bgcmetrowest.org

$155 per week per child, plus $25 membership fee NOTE: $130 per child for week of July 4th due to a 4 day week

Mon – Fri 8 am – 5:30 pm

[email protected]

Kerry Packard, Youth and Camping Director [email protected]

http://metrowestymca.org/summercamp/mwysummerdaycamp/

Varies See Camp Website Financial aid available

High School Programs www.hercamp.org

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$305 per week. Financial Aid

Last updated April 21, 2015 Waltham, MA

Brandeis University High School Programs

Danforth Art 123 Union Avenue, Framingham

Be part of a summer tradition 92 years strong at Camp Cedar Hill. Explore our many trails with a nature hike. Test yourself on the ropes & challenge course. Beat the summer heat in our two pools, or go for a paddle around the pond. Every camper has the opportunity to experience favorite camp activities like campfire cooking, sing-alongs, crafts and more! Girl Scout camp is an opportunity to grow, explore and have fun under the guidance of caring, trained adults.

August 14

Grades K-11

617-350-8335

M–F

you do NOT have to be a Girl Scout to attend

[email protected]

App Design Boot Camp combines app design coursework with field trips and social activities to create an exciting and transformative summer experience. You'll have the chance to meet professional app developers and learn which part of the industry might be right for you! Teen Studio Art Intensives Week-long studio art intensives for high school students who wish to explore art concepts, materials, and techniques in a creative art school environment, or those interested in creating work for college application portfolios. Classes are taught

July 12 – 23

Rising 10-12 graders

http://www.brandeis.edu/highschool/3dgame/index.html

Going into Grades 9-12

Danforth Art School Office 508.620.0937 [email protected] Register online at www.danforthart.org

9 AM - 4 PM

Available.

Bus stops at: McCarthy School and Potter Road Elementary

June 22 – Aug 21

781-736-8416

AM (9 am – noon) PM (1 pm – 4 pm) classes

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$3000 Financial aid is available

Tuition prices vary; see website for details. Limited scholarships available.

Last updated April 21, 2015

Danforth Art Museum School 123 Union Avenue, Framingham Danforth Art Museum School 123 Union Avenue, Framingham

Future Skills Institute 66 Henry Street Framingham

by working artists and college instructors from notable area art schools. Classes in all mediums, including: watercolor, painting, drawing, mixed media, printmaking, and clay. Teen Docent Program Teen Docents participate in summer training to learn about art museums careers, public speaking and tour techniques. Docent program continues throughout the school year. TEEN INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Danforth art is looking for creative, responsible and energetic high school students interested in art and education to join us as studio art school interns, working on administrative and teaching tasks for our Summer Arts Program. Teen Interns are exposed to many areas of a busy art school. Youth Works Summer Job Program Youth Works aims to help eligible young adults ages 16 through 21 gain preemployment skills and paid work experience. This is

available

June 29 – Aug 19

Going into Grades 9-12

Schedules vary. See website to learn more.

Amy Briggs, Assistant Director of Visitor Learning & Experience [email protected] Applications online at www.danforthart.org

Going into Grades 9-12

Danforth Art School Office 508-620-0937 [email protected] www.danforthart.org

Applications accepted starting in April 2015

Ages 16-21

Patty Gorman 508-875-0223 [email protected]

Training

Low income

June 29 – Aug 19 Schedules vary. See website to learn more.

Framingham resident

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Last updated April 21, 2015

Future Skills Institute 68 Henry Street Framingham

MassBay Community College Wellesley Hills

accomplished through a 20hour training program and 6 to 8-week subsidized job placements in fields such as child care, human services, light maintenance, and customer service. Participants work between 10 and 25 hours per week at a rate of $9 per hour.

offered throughout June 2015

Future Skills Institute Future Skills Institute (FSI) is a program of Partnerships for a Skilled Workforces, Inc. FSI provides job search assistance, cover letter and resume preparation, career exploration, and interviewing practice to young adults ages 17 through 24. High School Summer Bridge Select one of two transferable courses: 1. MN130 Engineering Designs come to Life with 3-D Technology – use SolidWorks 3D engineering design software to create a model and then see it come to life using 3d printing technology. 2. CS 126 Digital

Monday – Thursday, 9 am to 5 pm Friday, 9 am to 4 pm

household

Job placements run from the end of June to midAugust 2015 Young adults ages 17 through 24

Patty Gorman

Free

[email protected] 508-875-0223 http://www.pswinc.org/

July 6 – 17 9 am – 3:30 pm

Rising Juniors and Seniors and Current Seniors

781-239-2586 [email protected] apply at: http://www.massbay.edu/summerbridge/

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$100 due with registration

Last updated April 21, 2015

MassBay Community College Wellesley Hills

Imaging – experiment with image creation and digital imaging technologies to create your own. High School Summer Bridge Four 2.5 day workshops: 1.

Art & Robotics = Artbotics: A fun activity that combines arts & crafts with computing. 2. Coding with Scratch: Students will learn to use Scratch (a graphical block based programming environment) to create a visual and interactive expression of a creative idea. 3. Mobile Apps with App Inventor: Students will learn to use App Inventor (a graphical block based programming environment) to create fun mobile applications. 4. Cool Coding with

July 6 – 17 9 am – 3:30 pm

All High School Students

781-239-2586 [email protected] apply at: http://www.massbay.edu/summerbridge/

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$100 due with registration

Last updated April 21, 2015

Framingham State University 100 State Street Framingham

Brandeis University High School Programs

Raspberry Pi: This workshop uses the wildly successful, low-cost, credit-cardsized Raspberry Pi computer to explain fundamental computing concepts. College Tomorrow A program that encourages students to imagine a future that includes college, especially for those from underrepresented populations. This is a twoweek day program that provides students an opportunity to experience university academics & exposes participants to the skills & resources necessary not only to gain access to, but to succeed in higher education. Mock Trial Boot Camp Brandeis’ Mock Trial Boot Camp gives students who are interested in law, public policy, & leadership an opportunity to gain knowledge & skills in legal analysis. Through a series of playful mini-trials, serious strategy sessions, & practical

Application deadline: May 29, 2015 Program: July 27August 7, 2015

July 19 – 25

Students entering Grades 11 & 12 from the Metrowest area. The program is designed for students who will be first generation college students.

Emily Abel, M.Ed. [email protected]

Rising 10-12 graders

http://www.brandeis.edu/highschool/mocktrial/index.html

Free

508.626.4907 www.framingham.edu/casa Click on the College Readiness Programs tab

781-736-8416

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$2100 Financial Aid is available

Last updated April 21, 2015

Danforth Art Museum 123 Union Avenue, Framingham 01702

Danforth Art Museum 123 Union Avenue, Framingham 01702

workshops, you will take your legal skills & understanding to a new level. Here’s your chance to tackle the issues with world-class attorneys, judges & law professors. The final trial will be held in the Federal Courthouse in Boston. TEEN INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Danforth Art is looking for creative, responsible and energetic high school students interested in art and education to join us as studio art School Interns, working on administrative and teaching tasks for our Summer Arts program. Teen Interns are exposed to many areas of a busy art school. TEEN DOCENT PROGRAM Danforth Art Teen Docents lead museum tours and educational experiences for children and families, beginning with a training program each summer and continuing throughout the school year. Teen Docents have many different backgrounds and interests, but they all share a common passion for art and

June 22 – Aug 21

Going into Grades 9-12

Danforth Art School Office 508.620.0937 [email protected] www.danforthart.org

Please note internships are unpaid.

Going into Grades 9-12

Amy Briggs, Assistant Director of Visitor Learning & Experience [email protected] 508-620-0050, ext.23

Please note: Summer Teen Docent Program is unpaid.

Schedules vary. See website to learn more.

June 29 – Aug 19 Schedules vary. See website to learn more.

Application online at www.danforthart.org

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Last updated April 21, 2015 engaging with children and families from their community. This program is open to students who will be entering grades 9-12 in the fall. The program is competitive, and only 10-15 applicants will be accepted each year.

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