wat is a good kid summer camp in texas?
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try http://www.acacamps.org you can look up summer camps there by location and activities taught
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i dont care what camp it is but it cant be as good as this one. Duke Basketball camp run by Coach k hiimself is the best camp in the country. although a pain to get into, it is well worth it. you learn so much in 5 days of hard basketball
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Here is a fairly comprehensive listing of summer camps in the area:\nhttp://www.gocitykids.com/browse/subcat.jsp?area=176&category=157\n\nI hope this helps!
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Actually there are summer camps out there which include daily tutoring for kids in many different subject areas. I work for one such camp in Pennsylvania. Try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search by location and many other features. You'll have to check out each camps website as they should list if they offer tutoring as well if not call the camp and ask. I  think camp would be better since your daughter would get to enjoy many other activities rather than feel like she is doing summer school.
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In Oklahoma, Try a couple campsites around Tulsa. Missouri and the Ozarks are also good.
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http://www.perry-lake.k12.oh.us/high/index.php Try this one. This is in Ohio.
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I grew up in Dallas and played recreation and club soccer. I actually lived in Carrollton. I still coach today, on the college level in Illinois. I would suggest getting the kids involved in the local city recreation program. The YMCA have programs too.\nCheck with the North Texas Soccer Association for more info. If the older one is ready for club level, check the NTSA website for try-out dates, which are usually during the summer.
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The YMCA has a very affordable summer program.  Also remember that many churches have Vacation Bible Schools for 1 or 2 weeks during the summer and these programs are usually free.  Also, don't rule out shipping your child out for vacation with family that lives out of town.  This is a great life experience  for the child and really help with maturity issues.  Also, neighbors who have children in the same school and who have someone at home to watch the children after school are a good idea.   Just offer them a little money for the service.  Get to know them well so that you know their lifestyle.\n\nThink outside the box the program does not have to be for the whole summer period, but you can mix and match different ideas.
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Try this site:\nhttp://find.acacamps.org/finding_a_camp.php\n\nMight be easier if I knew the state you lived in and your age.\n\nHow about this:\nhttp://www.mysummercamps.com/
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There is a camp called Camp Dixie in Alabama.It is really good and they have programs for younger kids too.
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Your local YMCA may be a great place to start if you haven't worked with children before or even if you have.  Check your state's afterschool programs and the local i.s.d's.  In Texas, many of our districts have "extended day programs" that need workers and the YMCA's offers summer programs and extended day programs for days when children are out because of staff development for teachers.
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Check out lifeway.com and then go to camps and look at Centri-Kid.!
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Hell yeah.  Where are you in Texas?  It's a big ass state you know.  You looking for actual skate parks or just some badass random spots?
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ranch\nok so its not the obvious and you want people to go to the website dontcha?I went to website ,took 4ever to load,and got Sky Ranch Camps in Texas
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Any pivate school which offers daycare is good, but try to avoid the public system. Religious schools are great too specially baptist ones, the catholic schools are very crouded. There's one very close to PUCOR don't remember the name but that one is great!
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There are a lot of camps in California. Try searching for camps through the American Camping Association http://www.acacamps.com As far as the foster child issue as someone that works in that area, it's up to the county and the juvenile court. Most counties do allow for the kids to go to a summer camp as long as the camp is ACA certified I believe. Talk to your foster child's social worker they should also be able to guide you. They might even allow for an out-of-state camp as well.
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There are a number of good ones, Texas A&M is a good one, U of T at Austin is good.  I have a very high opinion og Colorado School of Mines, I think they have turned out some top notch kids.