Does your charter offer a summer camp?

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[Post New]02/27/2015 10:32
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Anonymous
CMI will do 4 weeks @ ~$200/week ($250 total for 4 weeks, if you qualify for free/reduced lunch). We've enjoyed it the past two years - field trips, crafts, fun IPC units, and will look forward to it again this year. It's just for current students, I believe.
[Post New]02/27/2015 10:34
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Anonymous
CMI has a four week camp for its students. $800 regular price, $250 for free and reduced lunch people and free for summer school or english lang learners. Although Mundo Verde's camp is on the higher side, it is significantly less than the other spanish immersion camps like WIS, for instance, and Arco Iris.
[Post New]02/27/2015 10:37
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Anonymous wrote:CMI will do 4 weeks @ ~$200/week ($250 total for 4 weeks, if you qualify for free/reduced lunch). We've enjoyed it the past two years - field trips, crafts, fun IPC units, and will look forward to it again this year. It's just for current students, I believe.


It is just for current students, correct. My child also loved it. Wish it was longer!
[Post New]02/27/2015 10:58
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Anonymous
Does the CMI cost include before or after care. What are those prices. If admitted can incoming students attend?
[Post New]02/27/2015 11:38
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Anonymous
BASIS DC has been running two summer programs - STARS for academic and BOSS for organizational skills over the summer - http://basisdc.org/school/summer-program.php
[Post New]02/27/2015 11:54
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Anonymous
Creative minds is running a camp for 4 weeks for their students. I think it is 800 for the session. Reduced fee for kids with free lunch and free for kids with ESY.
[Post New]02/27/2015 11:58
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Does the CMI cost include before or after care. What are those prices. If admitted can incoming students attend?

Normal aftercare rates apply. details here: http://creativemindspcs.org/programs.php
[Post New]02/27/2015 12:02
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Anonymous wrote:BASIS DC has been running two summer programs - STARS for academic and BOSS for organizational skills over the summer - http://basisdc.org/school/summer-program.php


These are summer classes, English and Math, not summer camps.
[Post New]02/27/2015 14:24
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Anonymous
I think I heard that schools lost summer school funding but they can use at-risk funding for their summer programs.
[Post New]02/27/2015 14:32
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I think I heard that schools lost summer school funding but they can use at-risk funding for their summer programs.


But only for at-risk students.
[Post New]02/27/2015 14:38
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Anonymous
Do you think OSSE will ever re-institute funding, or is this like the first-time homebuyers' credit -- gone forever?
[Post New]02/27/2015 16:14
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Anonymous
Cap City does. It will still be free for families who qualify for free/reduced lunch but other families pay. I think it is 200 per week with extra for before/after care. The theme this year is engineering and it is 4 weeks.
[Post New]02/27/2015 16:32
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Anonymous
Appletree still does. $400 (including before/aftercare and meals) for 4 weeks.
[Post New]02/27/2015 19:33
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Anonymous wrote:Appletree still does. $400 (including before/aftercare and meals) for 4 weeks.


Interesting, so it's still free then? $400 is less then their regular monthly price for before and aftercare plus meals. I wonder how they are funding it.
[Post New]02/27/2015 19:41
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Cap City does. It will still be free for families who qualify for free/reduced lunch but other families pay. I think it is 200 per week with extra for before/after care. The theme this year is engineering and it is 4 weeks.


It is $200 flat rate for the 4 weeks.
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