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ENRICHMENT
Free Trial Class Mayer-Torno School
of Irish Dance (wwwmayertornocom
369-7350) ages 3 to adult Learn dances
from certied instructors in a positive
caring fun environment
Open mid-March to mid-November Puri-
na Farms (wwwpurinafarmscom 982-
3232) allows animal lovers of all ages toget up close and personal with barnyard
animals and performing pets Visitors
can play in the hayloft take a wagon ride
milk a cow and meet bunnies chickens
and piglets in the petting arena Plus kids
will love to watch amazing performances
featuring rescued dogs from around the
country of diving dog ying disc and
agility Special seasonal events such as
Springtime Village Haunted Hayloft and
the Pet-acular Holiday Bazaar include
activities like face-painting games cos-
tume contests and puppet shows Admis-
sion is always free
St Louis Gym Centre (968-9494 www
stlouisgymcentrecom) offers gymnastic
instruction for ages one to adult Summer
5-day and half-day camps and classesavailable Birthday parties eld trips
and adult open workout
Yucandu (963-4400 Webster Groves) is
an interactive art studio for adults and
children with projects including mosaic
decoupage and paint no appointment
needed Yucandu also offers holiday
workshops after-school art clubs sum-
mer camps and private parties Open
Monday through Wednesday 10 am to
6 pm and Thursday through Saturday
10 am to 9 pm
PRESCHOOLS
BCC Early Childhood Center (962-
0537) serves children 8 months to 5
years Since 1985 BCCEEC has provided
a positive attitude towards learning and
a foundation for school success
CONTINUED ON PAGE 8
EDUCATION DAY CARE amp SUMMER CAMPS
Looking for FunCraft Alliance Summer Studios Art Camps
June 3 ndash August 9 bull Ages 4 ndash 18
Ceramics bull Textiles bull Metalsmithing bull Hot Glass
Digital Studio bull Drawing amp Painting
Delmar Loop bull Grand Center
wwwcraftallianceorg | (314) 725-1177
20 Allen Avenue bull Webster Groves MO 63119
wwwyucanducom bull 314-963-4400
K--12 Art Camps 2013
2013
program location
T Hghld Glf Cuin Forest Park
cost$45 p 8 w inancial aid available
ages
7-17
L k ughhugh h gm g
call 3145336400or visit wwwhfug
for more information
Mention this ad whenregistering and get $5of the registration ee
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SCHOOLS
What kind of summer do students want tohave How about a SLU kind of summerSaint Louis University offers more than 70programs for grade middle and high schoolstudents and more than 150 college creditcourses Visit summersluedu to make thisthe best summer yet
Founded in 1992 Shining Rivers Waldorf
School (wwwshiningriversorg) offers a pro-gressive curriculum that successfully integratesarts and academics to cultivate a genuine en-
thusiasm for learning Now enrolling pre-K through grade 7 Home-school enrichment andparent-child classes available Walk lsquonrsquo Talktours second Monday of each month at 930am
CAMPS
Come ip y and juggle Circus Harmony
at City Museum presents unique Circus Per-formance Camps Learn and perform trapeze juggling wire-walking clowning and moreEvery child can be a circus star Classes forteens and adults too Defy gravity Call 436-7676 or visit wwwcircusharmonyorg
The College School (wwwthecollegeschoolorg) offers themed day camps for ages 4 to 11and multi-day expeditions for ages 9 to 15 Ad -
venture Day Camp sessions are June 3 to Au-gust 2 from 9 am to 3 pm Monday throughFriday and include eld trips recreationalswimming and swim lessons (for ages 4 to 7)Before and after care is available Experiencedteachers lead camps assisted by qualied coun-selors During the July 4 week the school hostsa 3-day American Traditions camp For ages 9
to 15 seeking outdoor experiences multi-dayadventures are led by experienced teachersfrom June 3 to July 12
Community Camps 2013 features somethingfor everyone with sessions running from June10 through August 16 Ages 3 to 13 will ndcamps to enjoy from Play Camp to MusicalTheatre to FUNdamentals and more Sessionsall take place on Community Schoolrsquos beautifulcampus and are run by experienced educators Arts academics and adventure are waiting
Have fun in creative art camps for ages 4 to 18at Craft Alliance Art Centers in the DelmarLoop and Grand Center June 3 to Aug 9 Ex-plore hot glass ceramics jewelry making digi-tal darkroom fashion and textile design draw-
ing two-week high school immersion camp andmore Visit craftallianceorg for information
Cub Creek Science Camp is the only over-night animal camp in the country with its ownzoo Campers (7 to 17) feed monkeys walk lla-mas and hold baby kangaroos The camp alsooffers Jr Vet Culinary Science CSI CrimeScience and more Visit wwwbearriverranchcomscience_camp to request a free brochure
The First Tee is an international youth de-velopment organization that uses golf as a toolto teach young people the positive values in-
herent in the game such as honesty integritysportsmanship and condence The First Teelessons are taught in traditional settings suchas golf courses and driving ranges as well asin schools and other youth service agenciesEight-week classes start in April June and August $45 per eight-week session scholar-ships available
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7
EDUCATION DAY CARE amp SUMMER CAMPS
Community Camps 2013Arts Academics Adventure bull Ages 3 ndash 13
bull June 10 ndash August 16
bull Staed by Community School faculty
bull On Communityrsquos beauful 16-acre campus
bull Full and half-day camps available
wwwcommunityschoolcomcamp
900 Lay Road bull 63124 bull 314-991-0005
Multi-Day
Expeditionsfor ages 9-15
June 3ndashJuly 12
Themed
Adventure
Day Campsfor ages 4-11
June 3ndashAug 2
VentureInto
Summer
7825 Big Bend Blvd bull Webster Groves MO 63119
314-962-9355 bull wwwthecollegeschoolorg
summercampthecollegeschoolorg
Imagination Station Day Camp ampYoung Explorers Camp
June 3-July 26 9 am-3 pmImagination Station is an 8-week adventure for campers ages5-12 at the MRH Early Childhood Center Crafts Games Field
Trips Swimming Special Guests BBQ Sports WeeklyNewsletter Before amp After Care MORE
Your Explorer will enjoy this exciting camp for pre -schoolersages 3-5 who are potty trained Join us for this 8-week
adventure Daily activities will include water play crafts gamesstory time and snacks Please send your campers in swim
clothes on Tuesdays and Thursdays
For more information contact Kate Whaley (314) 655-3663 or atkwhaleyrichmondheightsorg
THE HEIGHTS (314) 645-1476 wwwmyheightsinfo
HAVE AHANDS-ON
SUMMER
SUMMER
AT SLUSUMMERSLUEDUfacebookcomsummeratslu
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West End Word | Page 9February 15 - 28 2013 EDUCATION DAY CARE amp SUMMER CAMPS
2013 KougarCamps
Rosati-Kain High School
Fun and enriching summer camps available
for incoming 6th-9thgrade girls
Register online at Rosati-Kainorg
beginning Feb 18
4389 Lindell Blvd St Louis MO 63108 |(314) 533-8513wwwrosati-kainorg
Brentwood Congregational ChurCh
Early Childhood CEntEr since1985
8 months - 5 years
mtwT
915 ndash215 p
2400 S Brentwood Blvd bull Brentwood bull 314-962-0537
Come Grow With Us
N o w
E N r o
l l i N g
Visit s atwwwstloisgycenteco
Fll Day Caps(ages 5 and up)
Two - 5 day camps
June 3-7 OR August 5-9
12 Day Caps(ages 3 and up)
Jun 10 - Au 1 bull 9-NnM amp Th ndash Gymnastics CampWed ndash ArtGymnastics Camp
Join s fo
Field TripsBirthday PartiesPlaygroupsOpen Workout
315 W Pacific bull Webster Groves
314-968-9494
Se SessionGynastic ClassesJune 10 ndash August 1
NEW THIS SummErPreschool amp recreAtioN
DAy amp eveNiNg clAsses
Sports arts adventure Forsyth Summer Dis-
covery offers nearly four dozen 1-week campsfor children age 3 to 12 from June 10 to August9 Climbing in the Forsyth Adventure Centervisual and performing arts sports and muchmore Pre-primary camps led by Forsyth Schoolearly childhood faculty Extended day program
Imagination Station Day Camp stimulates
senses and imagination Each week is a differ-ent adventure for ages 5 to 12 themes are ex-plored through crafts sports talent shows eld
trips swimming and guests June 3 to July 269 am to 3 pm extended day available Con-
tact Kate Whaley The Heights RHCC 655-3663 kwhaleyrichmondheightsorg
Pegasus campers explore science technologyvisual arts athletics swimming and a variety of unique hobbies on the state-of-the-art campusof MICDS Three 2-week sessions are offeredin 2013 and will be led by creative and car-ing professional teachers teaming with selectcollege and high school counselors Programsare for students entering grades kindergartenthrough nine with a Summer Stock Theatreoption for students entering grades 7-12 Hotlunch served cafeteria-style is included Be-fore and aftercare options are available Forinformation or to register visit wwwmicdsorg pegasus or call 995-7342
Rosati-Kain High School hosts a full-daycamp program for incoming sixth throughninth grade girls beginning June 3 (no campthe week of July 4) from 9 am to 430 pmMonday through Thursday A variety of campsare offered and girls choose their activitiesRegister at Rosati-Kainorg beginning Feb 18
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Page 8 | West End Word February 15 - 28 2013
SCHOOLS
What kind of summer do students want tohave How about a SLU kind of summerSaint Louis University offers more than 70programs for grade middle and high schoolstudents and more than 150 college creditcourses Visit summersluedu to make thisthe best summer yet
Founded in 1992 Shining Rivers Waldorf
School (wwwshiningriversorg) offers a pro-gressive curriculum that successfully integratesarts and academics to cultivate a genuine en-
thusiasm for learning Now enrolling pre-K through grade 7 Home-school enrichment andparent-child classes available Walk lsquonrsquo Talktours second Monday of each month at 930am
CAMPS
Come ip y and juggle Circus Harmony
at City Museum presents unique Circus Per-formance Camps Learn and perform trapeze juggling wire-walking clowning and moreEvery child can be a circus star Classes forteens and adults too Defy gravity Call 436-7676 or visit wwwcircusharmonyorg
The College School (wwwthecollegeschoolorg) offers themed day camps for ages 4 to 11and multi-day expeditions for ages 9 to 15 Ad -
venture Day Camp sessions are June 3 to Au-gust 2 from 9 am to 3 pm Monday throughFriday and include eld trips recreationalswimming and swim lessons (for ages 4 to 7)Before and after care is available Experiencedteachers lead camps assisted by qualied coun-selors During the July 4 week the school hostsa 3-day American Traditions camp For ages 9
to 15 seeking outdoor experiences multi-dayadventures are led by experienced teachersfrom June 3 to July 12
Community Camps 2013 features somethingfor everyone with sessions running from June10 through August 16 Ages 3 to 13 will ndcamps to enjoy from Play Camp to MusicalTheatre to FUNdamentals and more Sessionsall take place on Community Schoolrsquos beautifulcampus and are run by experienced educators Arts academics and adventure are waiting
Have fun in creative art camps for ages 4 to 18at Craft Alliance Art Centers in the DelmarLoop and Grand Center June 3 to Aug 9 Ex-plore hot glass ceramics jewelry making digi-tal darkroom fashion and textile design draw-
ing two-week high school immersion camp andmore Visit craftallianceorg for information
Cub Creek Science Camp is the only over-night animal camp in the country with its ownzoo Campers (7 to 17) feed monkeys walk lla-mas and hold baby kangaroos The camp alsooffers Jr Vet Culinary Science CSI CrimeScience and more Visit wwwbearriverranchcomscience_camp to request a free brochure
The First Tee is an international youth de-velopment organization that uses golf as a toolto teach young people the positive values in-
herent in the game such as honesty integritysportsmanship and condence The First Teelessons are taught in traditional settings suchas golf courses and driving ranges as well asin schools and other youth service agenciesEight-week classes start in April June and August $45 per eight-week session scholar-ships available
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7
EDUCATION DAY CARE amp SUMMER CAMPS
Community Camps 2013Arts Academics Adventure bull Ages 3 ndash 13
bull June 10 ndash August 16
bull Staed by Community School faculty
bull On Communityrsquos beauful 16-acre campus
bull Full and half-day camps available
wwwcommunityschoolcomcamp
900 Lay Road bull 63124 bull 314-991-0005
Multi-Day
Expeditionsfor ages 9-15
June 3ndashJuly 12
Themed
Adventure
Day Campsfor ages 4-11
June 3ndashAug 2
VentureInto
Summer
7825 Big Bend Blvd bull Webster Groves MO 63119
314-962-9355 bull wwwthecollegeschoolorg
summercampthecollegeschoolorg
Imagination Station Day Camp ampYoung Explorers Camp
June 3-July 26 9 am-3 pmImagination Station is an 8-week adventure for campers ages5-12 at the MRH Early Childhood Center Crafts Games Field
Trips Swimming Special Guests BBQ Sports WeeklyNewsletter Before amp After Care MORE
Your Explorer will enjoy this exciting camp for pre -schoolersages 3-5 who are potty trained Join us for this 8-week
adventure Daily activities will include water play crafts gamesstory time and snacks Please send your campers in swim
clothes on Tuesdays and Thursdays
For more information contact Kate Whaley (314) 655-3663 or atkwhaleyrichmondheightsorg
THE HEIGHTS (314) 645-1476 wwwmyheightsinfo
HAVE AHANDS-ON
SUMMER
SUMMER
AT SLUSUMMERSLUEDUfacebookcomsummeratslu
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West End Word | Page 9February 15 - 28 2013 EDUCATION DAY CARE amp SUMMER CAMPS
2013 KougarCamps
Rosati-Kain High School
Fun and enriching summer camps available
for incoming 6th-9thgrade girls
Register online at Rosati-Kainorg
beginning Feb 18
4389 Lindell Blvd St Louis MO 63108 |(314) 533-8513wwwrosati-kainorg
Brentwood Congregational ChurCh
Early Childhood CEntEr since1985
8 months - 5 years
mtwT
915 ndash215 p
2400 S Brentwood Blvd bull Brentwood bull 314-962-0537
Come Grow With Us
N o w
E N r o
l l i N g
Visit s atwwwstloisgycenteco
Fll Day Caps(ages 5 and up)
Two - 5 day camps
June 3-7 OR August 5-9
12 Day Caps(ages 3 and up)
Jun 10 - Au 1 bull 9-NnM amp Th ndash Gymnastics CampWed ndash ArtGymnastics Camp
Join s fo
Field TripsBirthday PartiesPlaygroupsOpen Workout
315 W Pacific bull Webster Groves
314-968-9494
Se SessionGynastic ClassesJune 10 ndash August 1
NEW THIS SummErPreschool amp recreAtioN
DAy amp eveNiNg clAsses
Sports arts adventure Forsyth Summer Dis-
covery offers nearly four dozen 1-week campsfor children age 3 to 12 from June 10 to August9 Climbing in the Forsyth Adventure Centervisual and performing arts sports and muchmore Pre-primary camps led by Forsyth Schoolearly childhood faculty Extended day program
Imagination Station Day Camp stimulates
senses and imagination Each week is a differ-ent adventure for ages 5 to 12 themes are ex-plored through crafts sports talent shows eld
trips swimming and guests June 3 to July 269 am to 3 pm extended day available Con-
tact Kate Whaley The Heights RHCC 655-3663 kwhaleyrichmondheightsorg
Pegasus campers explore science technologyvisual arts athletics swimming and a variety of unique hobbies on the state-of-the-art campusof MICDS Three 2-week sessions are offeredin 2013 and will be led by creative and car-ing professional teachers teaming with selectcollege and high school counselors Programsare for students entering grades kindergartenthrough nine with a Summer Stock Theatreoption for students entering grades 7-12 Hotlunch served cafeteria-style is included Be-fore and aftercare options are available Forinformation or to register visit wwwmicdsorg pegasus or call 995-7342
Rosati-Kain High School hosts a full-daycamp program for incoming sixth throughninth grade girls beginning June 3 (no campthe week of July 4) from 9 am to 430 pmMonday through Thursday A variety of campsare offered and girls choose their activitiesRegister at Rosati-Kainorg beginning Feb 18
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West End Word | Page 9February 15 - 28 2013 EDUCATION DAY CARE amp SUMMER CAMPS
2013 KougarCamps
Rosati-Kain High School
Fun and enriching summer camps available
for incoming 6th-9thgrade girls
Register online at Rosati-Kainorg
beginning Feb 18
4389 Lindell Blvd St Louis MO 63108 |(314) 533-8513wwwrosati-kainorg
Brentwood Congregational ChurCh
Early Childhood CEntEr since1985
8 months - 5 years
mtwT
915 ndash215 p
2400 S Brentwood Blvd bull Brentwood bull 314-962-0537
Come Grow With Us
N o w
E N r o
l l i N g
Visit s atwwwstloisgycenteco
Fll Day Caps(ages 5 and up)
Two - 5 day camps
June 3-7 OR August 5-9
12 Day Caps(ages 3 and up)
Jun 10 - Au 1 bull 9-NnM amp Th ndash Gymnastics CampWed ndash ArtGymnastics Camp
Join s fo
Field TripsBirthday PartiesPlaygroupsOpen Workout
315 W Pacific bull Webster Groves
314-968-9494
Se SessionGynastic ClassesJune 10 ndash August 1
NEW THIS SummErPreschool amp recreAtioN
DAy amp eveNiNg clAsses
Sports arts adventure Forsyth Summer Dis-
covery offers nearly four dozen 1-week campsfor children age 3 to 12 from June 10 to August9 Climbing in the Forsyth Adventure Centervisual and performing arts sports and muchmore Pre-primary camps led by Forsyth Schoolearly childhood faculty Extended day program
Imagination Station Day Camp stimulates
senses and imagination Each week is a differ-ent adventure for ages 5 to 12 themes are ex-plored through crafts sports talent shows eld
trips swimming and guests June 3 to July 269 am to 3 pm extended day available Con-
tact Kate Whaley The Heights RHCC 655-3663 kwhaleyrichmondheightsorg
Pegasus campers explore science technologyvisual arts athletics swimming and a variety of unique hobbies on the state-of-the-art campusof MICDS Three 2-week sessions are offeredin 2013 and will be led by creative and car-ing professional teachers teaming with selectcollege and high school counselors Programsare for students entering grades kindergartenthrough nine with a Summer Stock Theatreoption for students entering grades 7-12 Hotlunch served cafeteria-style is included Be-fore and aftercare options are available Forinformation or to register visit wwwmicdsorg pegasus or call 995-7342
Rosati-Kain High School hosts a full-daycamp program for incoming sixth throughninth grade girls beginning June 3 (no campthe week of July 4) from 9 am to 430 pmMonday through Thursday A variety of campsare offered and girls choose their activitiesRegister at Rosati-Kainorg beginning Feb 18