does any one in the washington dc area know of a summer camp program that assist with the camp fees.?
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A lot of individual camps will offer "Camperships"  or scholorships for kids to attend when cost is a problem.  So you can pick your camp based on qualities that are important besides cost.  Check out the ACA (american camping association) website.  They will let you look at all the registered day camps in your area.  Good luck!
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i go to gymnastics camps around my area. where is that one? e-mail at usagymnast_perfect10@yahoo.com if you wanna talk about gymnastics!
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Try this website. I think there is a minimal charge, but if you are serious it wont matter.\nGOOD LUCK!!
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I would contact your local city manager, state representative, or Congressman/Senator in DC. These are the types of questions and anwsers they are there to help you with.\n\nYou may get a bit of run around at first. But don't give up, keep at it. That info is out there.
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contact your local human services. they may even be able to assist with low cost or even free daycare.
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Try the State Probation Department. They have a great camp for kids.
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Our school just got some fliers for a summer reading skills program sponsored by George Washington University with classes held at Univ of Md College Park 6/18-7/16.  Tuition is 299. Their phone number is 1-800-978-9596. I know some people that had their kids do this in the past and they said it was helpful. They have programs for everyone from 4 year olds thru high school. I'd seen your question earlier, but I couldn't remember the name of the program, then I saw the fliers. Hope this is helpful.
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Outside of summer school, you might consider supplemental educational programs, such as Sylvan (where I work at), or Kumon, etc. You might even consider summer camps.
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There are many grant programs etc.available.  Check with your local and state government.  Also, a really good motivating read is "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" It is really straightforward.
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<*> A-Men Im very happy for you and hope others will look to programs like that one. Another very good program is victory house in Chesapeake virginia
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i dont know what the fees are right now but they use that money to maintain the parks, the state has been cutting funding from all aspects of programs so they have to do something to maintain the parks, to keep them clean and safe for alot of people, i do not disagree with paying a fee,
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Try the YMCA and see if they have a program. Also contact your town's recreation dept to see if they have a program
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I searched for information on the state of New York paying for summer camp and couldn't locate anything. There is a camp in NE Pennsylvania called Camp Shohola for Boys http://www.shohola.com  I know that they have reduced rates available this summer and they also offer scholarships to those families that need assistance. Call Duncan Barger ( owner) and he would be able to discuss prices with you in more detail. It's a GREAT camp that has been around since 1941. They get a lot of kids from New York. If that doesn't work for you you can always search the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search for camps by price range
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Try searching the American Camping Associations website http://www.acacamps.com you can search camps by activities ( soccer ) and by location ( san diego ). After you find a couple of camps call the camps and ask about there soccer program. Some camps have college student soccer instructors and some even have college soccer coaches that teach at camp ( like the one I work at) good luck!
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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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Try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search there by location and age groups. After you find a camp get permission from your social worker which shouldn't be a problem.Good luck!
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How about the "Y". They have different things going on all the time, and I believe it's very inexpensive if not free. There are locations all over the US. I'm sure there are several in NYC. Good Luck!