Summer Camp Programs

Initiated by Commissioner William “Bill” Edwards, Priceless University (Priceless U) was established in 2010 as a program committed to preparing young ladies for universal leadership by providing participants with experiences that enrich them academically, culturally and socially, while allowing participants to explore their individual interests in talents.

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INCOPORATED

TAU EPSILON OMEGA CHAPTER

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The Tau Epsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated is pleased to announce the College Bound Program. Funding for this program is provided by the Twenty Pearls Foundation, the non-profit fundraising arm of the Chapter. The program is open to rising ninth through twelfth grade female and male students. The program will provide the necessary tools for students to transition from high school to college successfully. It will include college tours, financial aid prep, and ACT/SAT workshops. We will include students enrolled in high schools in the East Point and College Park areas. In addition, we will invite students who live in these areas, but may not attend schools in the East Point and College Park communities.

Grady Health System’s Summer Teen Volunteer Program

http://www.gradyhealth.org/volunteer/volunteering_teen.html

Grady Health System’s Summer Teen Volunteer Program for students 14-17 years of age is now accepting applications. Students are highly encouraged to apply online through the website: Please note: Students need to list 2 references (teacher or counselor) on the application. We will contact the references by e-mail or fax. Important: In order to ensure a place in this summer’s program, prospective volunteers should submit their application as soon as possible. The deadline for received application is Friday, April 1 at 5 p.m.

Georgia Tech’s Kids@Kollege program.
http://www.georgiatechkids.com/index.php

The Kids@Kollege day event is coming up in the spring and registration is now open for students to attend. K@K is a FREE event where about Georgia Tech student and staff volunteers invite kids to our campus for a day of fun with interactive science and cultural experiments as well as recreational activities.

CEO Kids of Atlanta 2011

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Career Exploration Opportunities for Kids

Overview

CEO Kids Atlanta is in its inaugural year, modeled after CEO Kids Washington, DC . It is an opportunity for a small group of middle school students to explore an array of employment options under the supervision of a certified social worker and experienced professionals. Exploration will involve career clusters that are both familiar and thought provoking to students.

Odyssey Middle School Program

http://www.odysseyatlanta.org

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This is an interactive and integrated program in which student enhance their math, English, science, and reading skills. Odyssey will take the students on a journey of knowledge through which they will take field trips to Piedmont Park and the High Museum of Art. The Odyssey program can help open new doors of opportunity by sharpening academic skills and putting students in the path to college.

The Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals

http://www.obap.org/Programs/programs-ace-camps.asp

The purpose of program is to introduce interested youth to the world of Aviation by exposing them to many challenging careers and opportunities the aviation industry has to offer. Registration for 2011 Project Aerospace Summer Programs will open February 14.

CEISMC

Location: Georgia Tech

Online application materials: http://www.ceismc.gatech.edu/summercamps/

Summer Science Discovery Camp & Academy

Website: http://www.med.emory.edu/education/omesa/ommsa/summercamp

Academy I (lower Academy) is a two week session for 9th and 10th grade students. Students must have completed the 8th grade before the first day of their session. This program offers a series of lectures, lab, and field experiences for students. The experiences are designed to heighten students’ interest in science, make them aware of careers requiring a scientific background, and to introduce and/or reinforce principles of science.Students registering for Academy I are required to submit a $100 deposit to secure a space. $475 registration fee

Standard Registration fees must be paid in full by April 15, 2011

Students from the same household will receive a $50 family discount

Deposits will be applied towards the cost of the registration fee

There is a cancellation fee of $50

To register for the Summer Science Academy, parents must submit all registration materials.
The registration materials include:

1) Registration Form with the deposit
2) Photo Consent Release Form
3) Financial Assistance Application form (optional)
4) Registration Checklist

Atlanta Street Theatre

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Atlanta Street Theatre is offering its unique Summer Program for Teens. In this five-week program, young people ages 13 through College aged have the opportunity to work in a small ensemble to develop theatre skills and talent under the direction of theatre professionals. Our 2011 program begins May 31 and ends on July 1.