Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Time for Summer Camp


From the pages of Kadima, the Newsletter of Congregation Adas Emuno:

Religious School News from

Annice Benamy, Religious School Director





It's Time for Summer Camp


I just finished shoveling my property during the first snowstorm in February, with two more storms to follow. I opened my email to find that registration will open soon for URJ 6 Points Sci-Tech Academy, a new summer camp offering high-level programming in science and technology. This innovative new camp will open in July 2014 on the campus of The Governor’s Academy near Boston. URJ 6 Points Sci-Tech Academy will attract campers seeking high-level science and technology experiential and fun learning in the summer. Campers will work alongside experienced instructors to design projects in activities such as robotics, video game design, environmental science, and digital media production. 


 The new camp builds off the success of the URJ’s first specialty camp, 6 Points Sports Academy, which recently completed its fourth summer with more than 600 campers. Both camps offer two-week sessions, professional instructors and program design, and locations on the campuses of prestigious boarding schools. The Governor’s Academy, 30 minutes north of Boston, features modern educational, recreational and dorm facilities combined with a rustic campus to give a “summer camp” feel and create a safe and warm environment for campers. 

 For more information about URJ 6 Points Sci-Tech Academy, visit www.urj6points.org/scitech. For more information about any of the URJ Camps, Youth and College Program, please visit http://urj.org/youth

 The Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey is proud to partner with The Foundation for Jewish Camp on the One Happy Camper Initiative, which awards incentive grants of up to $1000 each to eligible first-time campers at non-profit Jewish overnight camp including URJ Camp Harlam, URJ Eisner Camp, and URJ Goldman Union Camp. Eligibility information is at <www.jfnnj.org/onehappycamper>.



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