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8 | February 20, 2020 | 22nd century media camp guide part one 22ndCenturyMedia.com Make it your best summer yet with the Glencoe Park District At the Glencoe Park District, our summer camp programs focus on fun. Kids will have a blast as they participate in a variety of activities, including sports, arts and crafts, cooking, swimming and outdoor activities. With access to the Glencoe Beach, Watts Center and the Takiff Center, campers can swim, play and explore the world in a safe, nurturing environment. Our flexible sessions and extended day options are designed for working families, with an emphasis on friendship, field trips, and special events. Choose two, four, or eight weeks of summer fun. Plus, most camps allow you to extend your day, so you can build a full day of fun from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. In addition to traditional day camps for toddlers through teens, the Glencoe Park District offers a variety of specialty camps. Our popular sailing and aquatics camps, located at Glencoe Beach, give kids the opportunity to explore Lake Michigan on kayaks, sailboats, boogie boards and stand-up paddle boards. Explore Chicago with City Slickers, our new camp that uses public transportation to visit different parts of the city each day. Or, spend the summer learning techniques and taking part in challenges inspired by your favorite TV shows with our Kids Cooking Network Camp. Want more active play? Try our Extra Innings baseball camp, fencing camp or Game On! Sports for girls camp. We’re also proud to introduce camps focused on STEAM skills, including game development and Makerspace camps. From global cooking to chess and fencing, our summer camp schedule includes a fun mix of specialty camps for every interest and age group. To learn more about Glencoe Park District, visit glencoeparkdistrict.com/programs/camp. Submitted by the Glencoe Park District, 999 Green Bay Road, Glencoe, (847) 835-3030. ACHIEVE YOUR DREAM! Woman-Owned Private Practice Specialists Specialists in Sports Related Injuries Treating Kids of All Ages Camp Nicolet for Girls www.campnicolet.com GLENVIEW/NORTHBROOK • 2747 PFINGSTEN RD P (224)282-8133 • F (224)282-8135 WWW.SPORTSANDORTHO.NET
22ndCenturyMedia.com camp guide part one 22nd century media | February 20, 2020 | 9 2 HOURS FROM CHICAGO Gow offers rich opportunities for dyslexic students The Gow School is a college-prep boarding school for students, grades 6-12, with dyslexia and similar language-based learning disabilities. Focusing on small class sizes, 3 to 7 students per class, and a low four-to-one student to faculty ratio, The Gow School offers a multisensory approach to teaching that enables dyslexic students to thrive. The Gow community has a sense of belonging, of equality, and of connection born on common trials and shared triumph. Gow has a start fast, finish strong mentality and students typically start to see progress soon after they step foot in our classrooms. Progress typically comes quickly, soon after they invest themselves in the program. At the school’s core is a structured program designed to help students navigate the academic day and a daily schedule designed to keep students busy. Between a packed class schedule, after-school sports, study hall and Saturday classes, there is little unprogrammed time. The School is settled on a 120-acre campus which gives our students plenty of room to learn and play. Boarding school life does not always allow lots of free time, but it has plenty of room for fun. Students are so involved – playing sports, going on trips and hanging out with each other – that they get the most out of the rich residential experience. In July, the School’s coed summer program is five weeks of learning and fun for ages 8 to 16. The Gow School summer program is for students who have been experiencing academic difficulties, or have been diagnosed with dyslexia or specific learning disabilities. The summer program runs from the end of June to early August with morning academics, afternoon fun and games and weekend adventures. The Gow School summer program gives students academic tools and self-confidence they can take with them wherever they go; to the classroom and beyond. By combining a structured program and environment with flexibility, individualization and room for fun, Gow provides a rich school experience that is precisely what dyslexic students need to learn and to enjoy learning. Submitted by The Gow School, 2491 Emery Road, South Wales, New York, (716) 652-3450. Reach new heights at St. John’s Northwestern this summer! DAY & OVERNIGHT PROGRAMS FOR BOYS & GIRLS IN GRADES 1-12 IN DELAFIELD, WI www.sjnma.org/camps
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