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FROM THE EDITORAround this time ayear ago, Covid-19altered the rhythmof our daily lives. Iremember sitting withmy head heavy in myhands, wonderingwhat we were goingto do. I wondered(and worried) abouthow the educational landscape would shift.Programs that relied on children and children thatdepended on programs. I felt lost. As I reached outto camp directors to see which programs wouldbe shutting down, I realized I was not alone. I knewwe had some hard decisions to make as closuresbecame the new reality. That is when we realizedthe only way to get through this was going tobe together. I know it sounds cliche, I’m sure youhave heard it more than a few times, but it is thewholehearted truth. We had to be there for eachother because we are a part of this community.So, I sat down with my team, and we decidedto make some drastic changes that inevitablystarted with sacrifice.This last year has been a frustrating andpainful one but take hope in the lessons wehave learned beyond health-like empathy,collaboration, and connection. This last yearhas been about holding each other up throughthe deep-end of uncertainty. Making surethat we sustain each other’s heads above thewater as we navigate a sea of crashing waves.Here we are a year later, tired, maybe evena little burned-out, but still here. For that, weare grateful and even more dedicated to ourmission than ever.This issue you are holding is more than justa directory of educational and enrichmentprograms. It is a collection of hearts and mindsthat are passionate and showing up daily forour community. They are programs that haverestructured budgets to prioritize safety. Theyare directors who have redesigned programsso that learning can happen anywhere andanytime. They are schools that are respondingto the newly emerging needs of our community.KLA Academy was in the middle of a majorexpansion project when the world stopped.Their focus and commitment to the future havekept them on track for their grand openingthis fall. This brand-new location includes astate-of-the-art learning facility with innovativeand open spaces, large outdoor areas, anda rooftop sports plaza so that learning cancontinue. All of the programs in this issue areyour community. Even if you have never heardof them before, they are an essential piece ofour collective efforts for growth. So together,let’s show up for each other and make this theBest. Summer. Ever!For suggestions or feedback,please email: Elizabeth@privateschoolsguidefl.comINSIDE THIS ISSUE5INSIDE THIS ISSUEGulliver Prep SummerCamp Carrollton6SUMMERRE!MAGINEDREINFORCINGSOCIAL SKILLSSUMMER CAMPDIRECTORY9-153 Belen Summer Camp4 Alexander Camp4 Riviera Day Camp7 KLA Academy15 British Swim School16 The Real Food Academy18 Miami Wellness Club19 Frost Science19 Chow Tennis Academy19 SOAR Summer Camp2 l SUMMER CAMP FUN / 2021
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