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Academic, Enrichment & Recreation Programs

BROCKTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS

BROCKTONCOMMUNITY SCHOOLS

SUMMER 2013

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BROCKTONCOMMUNITY SCHOOLS

WHO WE AREBrockton Community Schools was founded in 1970 to provide community education, enrichment and recreation opportunities to children and adults throughout the city. In the past four decades, it has grown and evolved, serving thousands of children and adults in a wide variety of programs, from basketball leagues to sewing courses, English As A Second Language Instruction, GED preparation, automotive repair, yoga and computer classes. Community Schools also provides highly successful vacation and before- and after-school academic and enrichment programs for Brockton children, providing safe spaces and caring adults 12 months a year.

A division of the Brockton Public Schools, Community Schools is operated and staffed by highly-qualified professionals from the educational, business, sports and arts communities. The office is open throughout the year, and

suggestions for new programs and ideas for how to improve our offerings are always welcome.

Community Schools currently oversees four major programmatic areas: academic support and enrichment programs for students, continuing education and ESL services for adults, and recreation and enrichment programs for the community.

Community Schools Guide/Summer 2013

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Academic Support & Enrichment ProgramsSmart Start Extended Day 421st Century Programs 5Summer Driver Education 7Pre-K/Elementary Programs 8Academic Enrichment Camps 9-10

Continuing EducationBHS Summer School 6-7Driver Education 9

Summer Athletic ProgramsSummer Aquatics 11Get Ready 12Afternoon Junior Boxer Camp 13Raise Up Basketball Camp 14Summer Tennis Academy 14

Summer Enrichment ProgramsAct One Scene I 11

Summer 2013 Bus Routes 13

Summerfest 15

Registration 16

Brockton Community Schools43 Crescent Street

Brockton, MA 02301(508) 580-7595

[email protected]

Visit us on the web at: www.brocktoncommunityschools.com

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Important DatesMay 22 & 23, 2013Summer Programs Registration6:30 - 8:30 p.m.Brockton High SchoolGreen Cafe

June 28, 2013Last Day of School

July 1 - July 8, 2013Grade 7-12 Summer School Registration9:00 a.m. - 2 p.m. (July 1-3)7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (July 8)Brockton High SchoolGreen CafeA $10 late fee is applicable on July 10

August 2 & 3, 2013Act One Scene 1 Productions7:30 p.m.Brockton High SchoolNelson Auditorium

August 17, 2013Summerfest Family Fun Day10 a.m. - 4 p.m.Brockton High School

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Dear Resident,

For 42 years, Community Schools has provided residents of Brockton and the surrounding towns with educational and enrichment activities throughout the school year and summer. Our programs give children and adults an opportunity to have fun, learn and connect with their friends and neighbors in a relaxed setting.As always, our 2013 summer program opportunities for children are extensive.

Our Smart Start Extended Day program is a wonderful option for working parents: operated from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily at the George School, Smart Start gives students a camp experience. Certified teachers oversee the program, which has a weekly theme, hands-on project learning, recreation, twice-weekly swimming sessions at the Manning Pool and a special field trip.

For young athletes, we offer a variety of programs that teach skill development and teamwork in tennis, basketball, baseball, baton, soccer, gymnastics, golf and cheerleading. Swimming and diving lessons are also offered through our Summer Aquatics program at Brockton High School and this year we’ve created the Investigating Nature and Digital Adventures camps for middle school students.

For our preschool and younger children, we offer a sports and games program that develops cooperative play; and the Mini Day Fun Camp, which incorporates arts and crafts with movement and play. Elementary and middle school children benefit from academic enrichment camps like Who Wants to be a Millionaire? and Summer Reading Adventures camp. Children interested in theater arts can also take advantage of our celebrated Act One Scene I theater camp.

As an arm of the Brockton Public Schools, Community Schools focuses on offering academic enrichment programs, including a Summer School for middle and high school students, an Adult Diploma program, ESL classes and remediation and skill development opportunities for students of all ages.

Our mission is to meet the needs of our community by offering an array of academic, enrichment and athletic opportunities that provide a valuable experience all summer long.

Please visit www.brocktoncommunityschools.com for more information and to register online. Sincerely,

Kathleen A. Smith, JDSuperintendent-Elect

Kathleen A. Smith, JDSuperintendent-Elect

Phone (508) 580-7598 Fax (508) [email protected]

City of BrocktonBROCKTON PUBLIC SCHOOLSKathleen A. Smith, JD • Superintendent of Schools-Elect

The Brockton Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, sex,

veteran’s status, sexual orientation, gender identity or disability in admission to, access to, treatment in or

employment in its programs and activities. Procedures to ensure statutory provisions are delineated in the

Brockton Public Schools Procedures Manual.


ACADEMIC SUPPORT & ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS

The Smart Start Extended Day Program is a Brockton Public Schools academic and enrichment extension program offered through the Community Schools Office. The Extended Day program provides safe spaces, caring adults and a fun and interactive learning environment during the summer, school vacations and before- and after-school during the school year.

Staffed by certified teachers and other personnel, the Extended Day program is operated at 11 school sites during the school year, one school site during school vacations, and this summer will be held at the Manthala George, Jr. School. This fee-based program is a value to many working parents who want to make sure that their children are not only having fun, but learning during out-of-school time. Vouchers are accepted through PACE.

During the summer, Smart Start Extended Day provides Brockton children with a relaxed environment where they continue to build upon their year-round education through fun activities, crafts and recreational opportunities. Special events, themed activities and field trips are held throughout the summer. Students in Grades K-4 can take advantage of visits to the Manning Swimming Pool. Participants in Grades 5 and 6 take part in the Get Ready & Aquatics Programs at Brockton High School this summer. Students identified in need of academic support will also receive instruction from certified teachers at no extra cost!

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ONLINE PAYMENTS AVAILABLEManage & pay your child’s Smart Start

account online! For more information, visitwww.brocktoncommunityschools.com

SMART START EXTENDED DAY

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ACADEMIC SUPPORT & ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS

21st CENTURY COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTERS

Part of the No Child Left Behind Act, the 21st Century Initiative is designed to improve academic achievement through out-of-school-time programs. The Brockton Public Schools has seven 21st Century Community Learning Centers whose functions are to enhance classroom learning in core subjects like English and math through academic support and enrichment. Students are identified by teachers and administrators and invited to participate in 21st Century programs, which align fun and interactive learning activities with the Common Core Frameworks in a way that makes skill building and academic reinforcement fresh and interesting.

Summer 2013July 8 - August 1Monday-Thursday

Baker Elementary School (Grades 3-5)Brockton High School (Grades 6, 7, 8 and 9)

During the summer, the 21st Century Community Learning Centers provide free academic support and enrichment programs to Grades 3-9 students through the Summer Success, M.A.L.L. and Academic Support programs. These 4-week programs are held Monday - Thursday and help students improve their language and math skills through hands-on learning activities. Free lunch and transportation are also provided.

Enrollment in 21st Century Community Learning Centers programs is based on teacher recommendations and demonstrated academic need.


CONTINUING EDUCATION

BROCKTON HIGH SCHOOLSUMMER SCHOOL

The Brockton Public Schools Summer School program provides middle and high school students with the opportunity to repeat school-year classes during the summer to earn credit, improve skills and enhance classroom knowledge. This 22-day, fee-based program is held at Brockton High School during July and August and provides students a unique opportunity to enhance their education. All instructors are certified teachers knowledgeable in their subject areas. Courses offered include algebra, geometry, biology, chemistry, earth science, 21st century technology, personal finance, English as a Second Language, history and English classes.

• Brockton Public Schools students must have a Summer School Course Selection Form signed by their guidance counselor in order to register.

• All students MUST register during the scheduled registration periods in the Green Café or at the Guidance Office at Brockton High School.

• Tuition must be paid in full at the time of registration, either in cash, check, credit card or by money order; there are no payment plans. Consult the calendar as well as the Tuition Schedule for late registration information. Checks and credit card payments will be accepted with proper identification. Money orders should be made payable to Brockton Community Schools.

• Tuition is refunded only if a class is cancelled for low enrollment.

Registration Procedures• Summer School 2013 will be held Monday, July 8th through Tuesday, August 6th in the Green and

Core buildings at Brockton High School.

• Classes will be held Monday through Friday, with three academic periods. Physical Education and electives will be held Period 3.

Period 1: 7:30 AM – 9:30 AM Period 2: 9:35 AM – 11:35 AM Period 3: 11:45 AM – 1:30 PM Middle School: 8:30 AM - 11:35 AM

Class Schedule

RegistrationJuly 1-3 Green Café 9 AM - 2 PMJuly 8 Green Café 7 AM - 12:00 PM

A $10 late registration fee is applicable on July 10.

TransportationStudents must provide their own transportation to Summer School. Public transportation (BAT) bus stops are adjacent to Brockton High School.

2013 Summer School Tuition Schedule

Tuition Brockton Brockton Non- Students Adults Residents

2-Hour $165 $170 $270Courses

Science $180 $185 $285Courses

4-Hour $255 $270 $400Courses

Jr. Year $270 $290 $425Writing & Science Workshop

Middle $200 N/A $310School


DRIVER EDUCATIONSummer 2013

The summer Driver Education class will meet for two hours at a time Monday - Thursday for 15 days from 8 - 10 a.m.

All students must be a minimum of 15 years and 9 months of age when they start the classroom instruction. In order to receive a State Driver Education Certificate, each student must complete 32 hours of classroom instruction and must complete 12 hours of driving

and 6 hours of observation.

To participate in the driving portion of the course, the student must be 16 years of age and have a valid Learner’s Permit. The driving is offered during our Summer School Program.

Dates Classes: July 1 - July 25, 2013 Brockton High School, Room E118Driving instruction: July - August

Fees*Classroom fee: $250 Driving fee: $340Each additional hour costs $40.

Courses may be cancelled due to low enrollment.*Students who have achieved current high school honor roll status are entitled to a $50 credit on a new, Driver Education classroom registration. To receive this credit, the student must provide documentation to the Community Schools Office during registration.

For more information, contact:Robert Montuori Supervisor of Driver Education (508) 580-7474 - office(774) 930-8883 - cell

CONTINUING EDUCATION

EnglishFreshman EnglishSophomore EnglishJunior English Writing SkillsJunior Year Writing Workshop (4 hours)World Literature, Senior YearSenior Year Literature Workshop (4 hours)

MathAlgebra I (including Grade 8)GeometryAlgebra IIAlgebra II Workshop (4 hours)

Social SciencesU.S. History IU.S. History IIU.S. History I Workshop (4 hours)Freshman World History

ElectivesPersonal Finance21st Century Technology & ComputingHealth

Physical EducationPhysical Education(students must wear proper attire)

ScienceBiologyChemistryChemistry Workshop (4 hours)Environmental Earth ScienceEnvironmental Earth Science Workshop (4 hours)

English as a Second LanguageESL Through Content (Beginner)ESL Through Content (Intermediate/Advanced)ESL Through Literature (Beginner)ESL Through Literature (Intermediate/Advanced)ESL Through Literature (Beginner) Workshop (4 hours)ESL Through Literature (Intermediate/Advanced) Workshop (4 hours)

Period 3 - Electives11:45 AM - 1:30 PM1. Physical Education (MUST WEAR proper attire)2. Introduction to Culinary Arts3. Digital Imaging

Middle School Program 8:30 AM - 11:35 AM Skill Building - English, Math, Science & Social Science

BHS Summer School Course Listings

See the Summer School Guide for additional information.


PRE-SCHOOL/ELEMENTARY SUMMER PROGRAMS

Community Schools provides a number of summer camp programs for children in pre-school through Grade 9. These enrichment and recreation opportunities provide children with arts, crafts, cooperative sports and games and other group activities that give them a chance to interact with their peers in a relaxed and fun environment. The programs are held in July at the Baker Elementary School and at Brockton High School.

Mini-Day Fun CampDesigned for children entering grades 2-7, this camp includes a recreational swim in Manning Pool at Brockton High School, a variety of sports and games, arts and crafts projects that utilize a wide range of materials, movement drama, puppetry, musical games and songs. Held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Brockton High School. Free lunch 11:30 a.m. to noon. Sessions: Resident Non-Resident1 - July 9th-July 11th $55 $70 2 - July 16th-18th $55 $70 3 - July 23rd-25th $55 $704 - July 30th-August 1st $55 $70

Kiddie Fun CampChildren completing kindergarten and first grade will take part in activities including arts and crafts, cooking, storytelling, and a variety of games for a fun-filled camp experience. Held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Baker School. Sessions: Resident Non-Resident1 - July 9th-18th $90 $105 2 - July 23rd-August 1st $90 $105

Cooperative Sports & Games (Ages 3-4)This program is designed to help your preschooler improve his/her motor development and build socialization skills. Activities include circle games, relays, group games and modified sports like tee-ball and kickball. Held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. at the Baker School.

Cooperative Sports & Games (Ages 5-6)This program for children entering kindergarten or first grade is geared toward improving gross motor skills and building socialization skills such as cooperation and good sportsmanship. Activities are conducted both in and outdoors and include modified sports (tee-ball and kickball), circle games, relays and other age-appropriate games. Held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Baker School.

Session 1 July 9th - July 18th

$65 resident, $75 non-resident

Session 2July 23rd - August 1st

$65 resident, $75 non-resident

Cooperative Sports & Games Calendar and Fees

ACADEMIC SUPPORT & ENRICHMENT


ACADEMIC ENRICHMENTSUMMER CAMPS

During the summer, Community Schools provides fun and interactive opportunities for students to work on key skills in reading and math. These courses are geared toward children completing grades 2 through 5, and provide skill reinforcement, remediation and real-life applications of classroom learning in a creative environment. Students will have fun learning with their peers while preparing for the coming year of instruction. The programs will be held at the Baker Elementary School.


Dates: July 8 - August 2, 2013Days: Monday - FridayTime: 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Free Lunch 11:30 a.m. - noon

Session 1 July 8 - July 19 $135 for residents $165 for non-residents

Session 2 July 22 - August 2 $135 for residents $165 for non-residents

Who Wants to be a Millionaire?Math Camp

Mastering math has never been so fun and exciting! Students will be aces in arithmetic at the end of a two-week session. Certified teachers will show students how much fun math can really be, demonstrating how addition, subtraction, multiplication and division have real world applications. Students will visit a bank vault, run a camp store, form a business and play the Who Wants to be a Millionaire game. Participants will develop more confidence and hone their skills, increase self-esteem and map futures through math.

Summer Reading Adventures Camp Grades 2-3 Literature Camp

Dive into a sea of summer adventures and discover the wonderful world of reading. Explore summer activities through poetry, reader’s theater and literature. Your child will be actively engaged in hands-on literacy experiences and foster a lifelong love of literacy.

Grades 4-5 Reader’s Theater/Summer SkitsSink your teeth into summer reading by creating your own stories and skits. Explore famous authors and poets through book writing, reader’s theater and other hands-on experiences.

Who Wants to be a Millionaire & Summer Reading Adventures CampsCalendar & Fees

Location: Mary E. Baker Elementary School 45 Quincy Street Brockton, Ma 02302

Please see Summer Success Program Bus Routes - available online at www.brocktoncommunityschools.com



MIDDLE SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMSCommunity Schools strives to provide quality programming for all Brockton youth; this year, we are expanding our offerings for middle school students. Recognizing that hands-on learning and first-person experiences provide the best opportunity for academic and social growth, our curriculum administrators have designed two exciting new programs at the Baker School for our middle school students.

NEW THIS YEAR!!!

Investigating Nature Camp Entering Grades 6-9

Students entering Grades 6-9 will benefit from a interactive science camp that includes hands-on experiments, dissections, field trips and a visit from the New England Aquarium staff. Your budding scientist will have a chance to explore the scientific method and broaden their horizons, all under the supervision of licensed Brockton Public Schools educators. A can’t miss experience!!

Digital Adventures Entering Grades 6-9

Pack your bags, we’re going on a digital adventure! Students entering Grades 6-9 will explore two exciting concepts through online visits while also taking part in hands-on activities at the Baker School.

Session 1School of Rock

We’ll explore music technology through virtual field trips to Cleveland’s Rock and Roll hall of Fame. We will also video conference with current artists work-ing in the music industry! Students will have hands-on experience with digital music composition as well as music production, marketing and promotion.

Session 2(Roller) Coaster through Summer

We’ll explore amusement park physics through hands-on exploration of theme park attractions. We’ll con-struct our own model projects and take both virtual and actual field trips.

Investigating Nature & Digital AdventuresCamps for Students Entering Grades 6-9

Session 1: July 8 - July 19Session 2: July 22 - August 2

Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.Free lunch - 11:30 a.m. - 12 noon

Fees per semester:$135 resident $165 non-resident

Please see Summer Success Program Bus Routes - available online at www.brocktoncommunityschools.com


ACT ONE SCENE 1A Theater Arts Program for Young Performers

Young actors and actresses are given the opportunity to take the stage in a highly energetic summer production staged by Carol Thomas, the celebrated former director of the Brockton High School Drama Department. Performers entering Grades 5-12 are given the fundamentals of staging a show, from dramatics and dialogue to prop building, costuming and promotions. The four-week summer program is held at Brockton High School and culminates in two performances of an original musical production, where participants can showcase their talents for their families, friends and audiences.

SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS

The program is held Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings except during production week. Transportation will be provided.

FEES $175 residents $225 non-residents

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ACT ONE SCENE 1Week 1……………………………..July 8, 9, 10, 11 Week 2…...……………….….......July 15, 16, 17, 18Week 3.........................……….…...July 22, 23, 24, 25Production Week…..............July 29, 30, 31, August 1Production Nights.......................................August 2, 3

SUMMER AQUATICSSWIMMING & DIVING PROGRAMSSwimming Instruction

Community Schools offers swimming lessons to the beginner with little or no experience in the water, as well as more advanced instruction for those ready to master the four competitive strokes. All courses are held at the BHS Pool for students ages 6-15.

Diving InstructionStudents ages 7-15 will learn the basics of the competitive dive while mastering the skills necessary to execute graceful springboard front and back dives in various positions such as tuck and pike.

Session 1 - July 8-19$140 residents, $170 non-residents


Session 3 - July 29-August 2$70 residents, $85 non-residents

Dates: July 8 - August 2, 2013Days: Monday - FridayTime: 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Free Lunch 11:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon


SUMMER ATHLETIC PROGRAMS

GET READYSummer Sports Programs for athletes ages 6-15

Get Ready sports camps offer a number of sports programs that build self confidence, encourage teamwork, develop new skills, staffed by talented and motivated instructors who give young athletes an opportunity to have fun. Students will learn the fundamentals of their sport, take part in drills and compete in intramural games.

Youngsters can take part in a variety of sports programs, including baseball, basketball, baton, soccer, tennis, cheerleading, golf, and gymnastics.

Four One-Week Sessions July 8 - August 2, 2013

Brockton High School and Spectrum GymMonday through Friday8:30 a.m.—11:30 a.m.

Free Lunch 11:30 a.m.—12:00 noon

DATES AND FEES* Session 1 - July 8 - July 12

$70 residents, $85 non-residents



Session 4 - July 29-August 2$70 residents, $85 non-residents

A free lunch will be provided

*A $10 additional charge per week for gymnastics applies.

EQUIPMENT NOTES:Each student who registers for tennis, baton, golf

or baseball should bring their own racket, baton, clubs or glove, if possible.

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Bus 1 Brookfield School Ashfield Middle School Arthur Street & Sawtelle Avenue Plouffe Academy Court Street & Cary Street East Middle School Downey School Baker School

Bus 2 North Main Street at Dairy Queen North Main & Livingston Streets Angelo School Raymond School Oak Street & Pine Estates Westgate Mall (at former Circuit City) Hancock School Pearl Street & Torrey Street

Transportation is provided to students participating in Act One Scene I, Aquatics, Get Ready and Mini Day Fun Camp summer programs.

Visit www.brocktoncommunityschools.com to learn about our year-round

programming for children and adults!

SUMMER 2013 BUS ROUTES

Bus 3 Davis School Huntington School Gilmore Early Childhood Center Whitman School Kennedy School West Middle School Arnone School

Each bus will begin the route at 7:30 a.m. and drop off at Brockton High School. The return route leaves BHS at noon.

AFTERNOON JUNIOR BOXER CAMP

Stay and have some fun with us after the morning program is over.

Junior Boxer Camp will run daily 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Join us for activities that include:Arts and Crafts

Cooperative Sports and GamesSwimming

Available only to students participating in the following morning programs:

Get ReadyAquatics

Act One Scene 1 Mini Day Fun Camp

$15.00 PER DAYPRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

Registration forms are available in the Community Schools Office, or online at www.brocktoncommunityschools.com

Afternoon transportation will not be provided.



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RAISE UP BASKETBALL CAMPRaise Up Basketball Camp teaches boys and girls entering Grades 5-12 the fundamentals of basketball, from dribbling and shooting to teamwork and good sportsmanship. Each camper will also develop important personal skills like discipline, confidence and pride. The program is held weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Brockton High School.

Session 1 - July 29 - August 2$130 resident, $160 non-resident

Session 2 - August 5 - 9$130 resident, $160 non-resident

Session 1 & 2 - July 29 - August 9$200 resident, $230 non-resident

Free lunch and supervised swim included.

Registration Send registration form and payment to:

Brockton Community Schools 43 Crescent Street

Brockton, MA 02301

You may also register in person at the Community Schools Office daily from

10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

SUMMER TENNIS ACADEMYFor Middle School Students Ages 12-18

August 5 - 9, 2013

Fee$70 per session

Enrollment will be limited. Early registration is encouraged.

Jim DiNittoSupervisor

The Summer Tennis Academy provides age- and level-appropriate experiences and coaching. Players at all skill levels will work on their games at the Brockton High School tennis courts. We offer a balance of match play and drilling in a relaxed setting.

Participants will swim in the Manning Pool on Wednesdays. Please bring a hat, sunscreen and snacks. Water will be available.

Monday – Friday9 a.m. – 12 noon

Free Lunch12 noon – 12:30 p.m.


Summerfest - Fun for All Ages

Summerfest Founding Members City of Brockton Brockton Public Schools Brockton Youth FoundationBoys & Girls Club BAMSI Old Colony YMCA Plymouth County DA’s Office

Summerfest 2013A family celebration of the best that Brockton has to offer

A mainstay of the 1970’s and 1980’s, Summerfest was designed as a way for Brocktonians to come together, to have fun with the whole family and celebrate the best of what the community has to offer. In 2011, the event was re-launched in celebration of the 40th anniversary of Brockton High School and Community Schools, and the response was overwhelming.

This year, Summerfest will be held Saturday, August 17th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the grounds of Brockton High School. There will be crafts, games and activities for children, food and music, swimming at the Manning Pool and wonderful opportunities to meet your neighbors and relax with friends. School PACs and PTAs will host games and activities; there will be activities with the Fuller Craft Museum, demonstrations by cheerleading and dance groups, and presentations by the Brockton Police and Fire Departments.

The Summerfest Committee is now seeking sponsors for this wonderful family-themed event. All contributions are tax-exempt through the non-profit Brockton Youth Foundation.

Saturday, August 17, 2013

10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Brockton High School

SAVE THE DATE!

Ideas, volunteers and sponsors welcome! For more information, visit

www.brocktonyouthfoundation.org


Brockton Community Schools

43 Crescent StreetBrockton, MA 02301

(508) 580-7595BROCKTON

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