M-NCPPC, Summer Day Camp Teen Brochure 2011

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4 Summer Camp Registration Information – English

5 Summer Camp Registration Information – Spanish

6 Summer Camp Information & Policies

7 How To Read a Camp Listing

8 Teen & Pre-Teen Camps (ages 10-17)

16 Mixed Ages Camps (ages 6-17)

22 Summer Xtreme Teen Center Registration Information – English

23 Summer Xtreme Teen Center Registration Information – Spanish

24 Summer Xtreme Teen Center Locations

25 Participant Profile Form

26 Health Form

27 Important Dates

Table of Contents

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CAMPREGISTRATIONINFORMATION

SMARTLINK INFORMATIONYou must have a SMARTlink account established prior to registering for any program. For information about

obtaining a SMARTlink account, visit www.pgparks.com>Things ToDo>Classes and Programs or contact the Park and Planning Help Desk byphone at 301-699-CALL (2255) o r by e-mail [email protected] February 25.

PAYMENT & PAYMENT SCHEDULING OPTIONSYou may pay in full or make a $50 deposit (per camper, per session) whenyou register, and schedule the remaining payments. The $50 deposit isnon-refundable and non-transferable.

Scheduled payments must be paid in full by June 1 for sessions that beginon or before July 11; or by July 1 for sessions that begin after July 11.(June 1 is the last date personal checks will be accepted.) You may payyour balance before the due date; when paying on line or using theautomated touch-tone telephone system, your payment will be shown asa credit to your account. On the due date, the system will automaticallyapply that credit to the balance.

REGISTRATION DATES

WAYS TO REGISTER...To register via Internet or telephone, have your SMARTlink barcodes andfamily PIN, course number, and MasterCard/VISA credit/debit card number.

Register on the web – visit www.pgparks.com and click on theSMARTlink logo before midnight June 12.

Register via SMARTlink automated, touch-tone telephone – call 301-583-BOOK (2665) before midnight June 12.

Register in person at any M-NCPPC staffed facility in PrinceGeorge’s County. All walk-in registrations during the week prior to

camp start date must be processed at the offering facility, and are subjectto supervisor approval.

EXTENDED CARE INFORMATION• You must first be registered in the corresponding day camp before registering for extended care. (Not all camps offer extended care.)

• Please complete extended care registration at least one week prior to camp start date.

• You must pay in full at the time you register for extended care. • Extended care registration is NOT available via SMARTlink telephone.

CANCELLATION POLICYRegistrants are entitled to a 100% refund (or SMARTlink credit) in theevent that M-NCPPC cancels a camp.

CHECK POLICYChecks returned for insufficient funds will be assessed a $20 fee by M-NCPPC, in addition to your bank charges. NO starter checks accepted.

FEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMFee assistance is available (subject to approval) for Prince George’s Countyresidents only. For complete information and application forms, stop byyour local community center or obtain the forms on line atwww.pgparks.com>About Parks and Recreation>Fee Assistance. Applica-tions must be processed no later than 3 weeks prior to start of program.

LATE PAYMENT PENALTIESIf you’ve made a deposit and full payment is not received by the due date,your space may be forfeited and you will lose your $50 deposit. If thecamp accepts your late payment, you will be assessed an additional $20late payment fee.

WAIT LISTSIf a camp session is full, you may put your name on a wait list and registerfor another camp during that session. If a spot opens at your first-choicecamp, upon your request your registration will be transferred to the first-choice camp without penalty.

WITHDRAWAL & REFUND POLICYWithdrawal and refund requests for fully paid or partially paid registrations are subject to a $50 non-transferable, non-refundablewithdrawal fee per child/per session. Withdrawal and refund requestsfrom extended care (with continued enrollment in associated camp) willbe assessed a 20% fee. NO EXCEPTIONS. Withdrawals from sessions must be processed by the facility offering the program.

WHAT (R), (NR) AND (IA) MEAN(R) means Residents of Prince George’s and Montgomery Counties; (NR) means Non-Residents of all other jurisdictions; and (IA) meansresidents living in the Impact Area of the Prince George’s Sports & Learning Complex. Impact Area residents receive a fee reduction for camp programs at the Complex. Call 301-583-2400, TTY 301-583-2483for information about the Impact Area.

Prince George’s County residents:Camp registration begins: February 26, 9 amExtended care registration begins: February 28, 9 amNon-Prince George’s County residents:Camp and extended care registration begins: March 5, 9 am


INFORMACIÓN DE SMARTLINKAntes de registrarse en cualquier programa, usted debetener establecida una cuenta de SMARTlink. Visite

www.pgparks.com>Things To Do>“Classes and Programs” para información sobre como obtener una cuenta de SMARTlink o contacte la oficina de servicio al cliente al teléfono 301-699-2255 [email protected] antes del 26 de febrero.

INFORMACIÓN DE PAGOEl día de registración, usted puede pagar todo o pagar un depósito de $50(por niño/jóven, por sesión) y establecer un plan para los pagos restantes.El depósito de $50 no es reembolsable ni transferible.

Para los campamentos que empiezan el 11 de julio o antes, el balancerestante debe estar totalmente pagado antes del 1 de junio. Para loscampamentos que empiezan después del 11 de julio, cualquier balancerestante debe estar totalmente pagado para el 1 de julio (¡OJO!: Sólo se aceptarán cheques hasta el 1 de junio.) Usted puede pagar su cuentarestante antes de la fecha de vencimiento. Cuando se paga por internet o por la línea telefónica automatizada, su pago será acreditado a su cuenta en la fecha indicada.

FECHAS DE REGISTRACIÓN

MANERAS DE REGISTRARSE…Para registrarse por internet o por teléfono, tenga preparada su código(bar code) de SMARTlink, número de campamento diurno, número deidentificación personal o “pin” y número de tarjeta de crédito/débito y su fecha de vencimiento.

Para registrarse a través del internet - visite www.pgparks.com yhaga clic en el logotipo de SMARTlink. Registración por el internet

termina el domingo, 12 de junio a la medianoche.

Para registrarse a través de SMARTlink telefónicamente - llame 301-583-2665 y siga los mensajes de voz. Registración de

SMARTlink vía telefónica termina el domingo, 12 de junio a la medianoche.

Regístrese en persona en cualquiera de nuestros centros conpersonal, incluyendo 42 centros comunitarios del Departamento de

Parques y Recreación M-NCPPC en el condado de Prince George’s. Todaslas registraciones hechas en persona una (1) semana antes del comienzodel campamento deberán ser procesadas en el mismo lugar y serán sujetasa la aprobación del supervisor.

INFORMACIÓN SOBRE EL PROGRAMA DE CUIDADO EXTENDIDO• Se garantiza el puesto en el programa de cuidado extendido cuando está disponible para aquellos participantes ya registrados en un campamento diurno solamente (No todos los campamentos ofrecen cuidado extendido).

• Por favor complete la registración del programa de cuidado extendido por lo menos una semana antes del primer día de campamento.

• Debe pagarse todo al registrarse para el programa de cuidado extendido.• La registración del programa de cuidado extendido NO esta disponible a través de SMARTlink telefónicamente.

POLÍTICA DE CANCELACIÓNEn caso de que M-NCPPC cancele un campamento, el registrado recibiráun reembolso completo, es decir de 100% (o crédito SMARTlink)

POLÍTICA DE CHEQUES SIN FONDOSEl M-NCPPC cobrará $20 por cheques que reboten por falta de fondos,este cobro es por separado de lo que le cobre el banco. No se aceptancheques que no hayan sido imprimidos con su nombre y dirección.

AYUDA FINANCIERAAyuda financiera está disponible (sujeto a aprobación) solamente para losresidentes del condado de Prince George’s. Para información y paraobtener los formularios en ingles o español, pase por cualquier centrocomunitario o visite www.pgparks.com. Las aplicaciones deben ser procesadas no menos de 3 semanas antes del comienzo del programa.

PENALIZACIONES POR EL PAGO ATRASADOSi usted pagó un depósito pero no pagó la cuenta restante en la fechaacordada, podría perder su cupo y el depósito de $50. Si el campamentoacepta su pago tardío, se le cargará una multa de $20 por el pagoatrasado.

LISTAS DE ESPERA Si el campamento en el que se quiere registrar está lleno, usted puedeponer su nombre en una lista de espera y matricularse en otrocampamento. Cuando haya un cupo disponible, su registración será transferida a este lugar sin penalización.

POLÍTICA DE CANCELACIÓN Y REEMBOLSOPeticiones de retiro y reembolso por cuentas pagadas en su totalidad yparcialmente están sujetas a una multa de $50 no reembolsable o transferible por niño, por sesión. Para cambios de cuidado extendido en campamento de, niños, sin cancelación de la sesión de campamentoconcordante, se cobra una multa de 20% por niño, por sesión, SIN EXCEPCION. Los retiros de sesiones deben ser procesados por la instalación que ofrece el programa.

EL SIGNIFICADO DE “(R) (NR) Y (IA)”(R) se refiere a personas que residen en los condados de Prince George’s yMontgomery; (NR) se refiere a personas que NO residen en los condadosde Prince George’s y Montgomery; y (IA) se refiere a personas que viven enel Área de Impacto del Sports & Learning Complex en el condado de Prince George’s. Estos residentes reciben una reducción de precio para los campamentos del Sports & Learning Complex. Para más información sobreel Área de Impacto, llame al 301-583-2400, TTY 301-583-2483.

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INFORMACIÓNSOBRECAMPAMENTOSDIURNOS

Para los residentes del condado de Prince George’s:La registración de campamento empieza el 26 de febrero a las 9 am.La registración del programa de cuidado extendido empieza el 28 defelrero a las 9 am.Para los no residentes del condado de Prince George’s:La registración de campamento y del programa de cuidado extendido empieza el 5 de marzo a las 9 am.


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EXTENDED CARE OPTIONS• Supervised, non-structured playtime before and after camp session hours are available for many camp sessions. Extended care sessions are listed with each camp session in this brochure. Not all camps offer extended care. Please check activity descriptions.

• All disability accommodation requests (inclusion services) for extended care must be indicated on the Participant Profile Form (p. 57) and requested at least two weeks prior to the start date of the camp.

LATE PICKUP FEE POLICYA late fee of $5 per camper for every 15 minutes late (or portion thereof)will be assessed for campers who are not picked up by the program’sscheduled closing time. Payment is due when you pick up your camper.We recognize that emergencies arise and request that parents call thecampsite if they are delayed for any reason; however, the late fee still willbe assessed.

REQUIRED FORMSA complete list and explanations of forms is available at ww.pgparks.com,and in the Parent Handbooks (available in English & Spanish), or obtainedfrom staff. All forms and handbooks can be downloaded fromwww.pgparks.com. NOTE: Maryland state law requires that each childhave a complete set of health forms at each program. Completed healthforms must be turned in prior to the first day of the program session. It isthe parent/guardian’s responsibility to deliver all necessary, completedhealth forms to each program location. Children may not attend anysession without completed health forms on site. NO EXCEPTIONS. • Participants must provide date of last tetanus or DPT vaccination. • All participants must complete and return a Participant Profile Form (p. 57) and Health Form (p. 58).

• All participants who take prescription or over-the-counter medication or use medical devices (i.e. inhalers, EpiPens®) must complete and return a Day Camp Medication Form. (A physician’s signature may be required.)

• All participants must complete and return a Day Camp Authorization Form.• All forms are due by June 1.

WITHDRAWAL & REFUND POLICYWithdrawal and refund requests for fully paid or partially paid registra-tions are subject to a $50 non-transferable, non-refundable withdrawalfee per child/per session. Withdrawal and refund requests from extendedcare (with continued enrollment in associated camp) will be assessed a20% fee. NO EXCEPTIONS. Withdrawals from sessions must be processedby the facility offering the program.

For withdrawals from programs at the following facilities, please call thePark and Planning Help Desk at 301-699-CALL (2255), TTY 301-699-2544:Bowie Center for the Performing Arts, Bowie High School, C. E. Rieg Regional Center, Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, Friendly HS,Greenbelt ES, James E. Duckworth Special Center, Jessie B. Mason RegionalCenter, Margaret Brent School, and Riverdale Community Park.

SUMMER CAMPINFORMATION AND POLICIES

Swimming Trips Policy –SWIMMER DESIGNATIONSPlease read the following information carefully prior to selectingyour child’s swimming designation on the Health Form.

To help ensure the safety of your child while he or she is participat-ing in swimming pool trips this summer, you will be asked todesignate him or her as a “Non-Swimmer” or “Swimmer” on theHealth Form. Use the following descriptions as a guide for selectingyour child’s appropriate swimming designation.

NON-SWIMMER:Non-swimmers have limited or no previous experience withswimming pools or other aquatic environments. They are unable toindependently swim distances of 20 yards or more and/or cannotswim or play comfortably in water that is above their heads.

If you designate your child as a “Non-Swimmer” on the HealthForm, he or she will be restricted to chest-deep water on swim trips.

SWIMMER:Swimmers have previous experience with swimming pools or otheraquatic environments. They can swim a minimum of 20-yards andcan swim or play comfortably in water that is above their heads.

If you designate your child as a “Swimmer” on the Health Form, heor she will be required to pass a swim test each time he or she visitsa pool. The swim test requires participants to enter and to exit thepool unassisted, swim a minimum of 20 yards in water more thanfive feet deep and continuously tread water for a minimum of 20seconds.

Upon successful completion of the required swim test, children designated as “Swimmers” will have full access to both shallow anddeep-water areas of the pool during swimming trips. Designated“Swimmers” who do not pass the required swim test will be re-designated as “Non-Swimmers” on their Health Form andrestricted to chest-deep water.

If your child’s swimming abilitieschange between the time you register for a program and the start of the program, pleasecontact staff, you will need to fill out and sign a new Health Form.


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HOW TO READYOUR CAMPINFORMATION

Art Camp: Art ExplorersActivities may include wildlife art, clay and crafts, painting, printmaking andsculpture. Also includes a nature trip, museum field trip and recreational pro-grams. Artwork will be exhibited on the last day of each session.

Glenn Dale Community Center11901 Glenn Dale Blvd., Glenn Dale 20769 301-352-8983; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 6 - 8 yrs.

Two-week sessionCamp 9 am-4:30 pm $235(R); $285(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)

Jun 20 - Jul 1Camp 403918 AM Care 403919 PM Care 447764

Ages 9 - 12 yrs.

One-week sessionCamp 9 am-4:30 pm $120(R); $145(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15 (NR)

Aug 15 - Aug 19Camp 447614 AM Care 447664 PM Care 403920

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Campers must be between 10 and 17 years old to attend these camps, and must meet the minimum age on or before December 31, 2011. If your childmeets the age requirement for a camp session and you have trouble during registration, please call the Park and Planning Help Desk at 301-699-CALL (2255),TTY 301-699-2544.

TEENS & PRE-TEENSCAMPS

Art Camp: Air Brush PaintingLearn how to create and design your own high fashion clothing using variousairbrushing techniques. This camp will introduce you to airbrushing on manydifferent surfaces including t-shirts, jeans, shoes, canvas and more!

Oakcrest Community Center1300 Capitol Heights Blvd., Capitol Heights 20743 301-736-5355; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 10 - 16 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)

Jun 20 - Jul 1Camp 431115 AM Care 433164 PM Care 433165Jul 18 - Jul 29Camp 431164 AM Care 433166 PM Care 433167Aug 1 - Aug 12Camp 431214 AM Care 433168 PM Care 433169

Art Camp: Art AdventurersExplore many art techniques to create original works and group projects.Projects will incorporate traditional drawing, painting, printmaking, andsculpture materials, as well as found objects. Includes a nature field trip, avisit to an art museum, and recreational activities. Artwork will be exhibitedon the last day of the session.

Arts/Harmony Hall Regional Center10701 Livingston Road, Fort Washington 20744 301-203-6070; TTY 301-203-3803Ages 11 - 14 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $235(R); $285(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Montpelier Arts Center9652 Muirkirk Road, Laurel 20708 301-377-7800; TTY 301-490-2329Ages 11 - 14 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $235(R); $285(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)

Jul 5 - Jul 15Camp 431714 AM Care 437964 PM Care 437965

Art Camp: Creative Expressions, TeensThis camp is designed for children to have fun while they expand their imag-ination, express their creativity and sharpen their learning skills. Each campwill pursue a variety or artistic media, along with complementary reading andwriting activities around such themes as animals, nature and adventure. Con-tact each camp site for specific details.

Brentwood Arts Exchange3901 Rhode Island Avenue, Brentwood 20722 301-277-2863; TTY 301-446-6802Ages 11 - 13 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $120(R); $145(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15(NR)

Jul 18 - Jul 22Camp 508723 AM Care 508726 PM Care 508727Jul 25 - Jul 29Camp 508724 AM Care 508728 PM Care 508729Aug 1 - Aug 5Camp 508725 AM Care 508730 PM Care 508731

Art Camp: Digital Media AdventurersCampers will explore stop action digital animation, videography, and digitalphotography through hands-on projects and museum trips.

Montpelier Arts Center9652 Muirkirk Road, Laurel 20708 301-377-7800; TTY 301-490-2329Ages 11 - 14 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $235(R); $285(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)



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Art Camp: Fashion DesignWith a little imagination, learn to create fashionable designs with fabricpaints, tie dye, and more! Also includes arts and crafts, games, swimmingand a camp-wide event.

Wayne K. Curry Sports & Learning Center8001 Sheriff Road, Landover 20785 301-583-2400; TTY 301-583-2483Ages 12 - 15 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $190(IA); $255(R);$305(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(IA); $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(IA); $25(R); $30(NR)

Jun 20 - Jul 1Camp 465614 AM Care 466414 PM Care 466415Jul 5 - Jul 15Camp 465615 AM Care 466416 PM Care 466417Jul 18 - Jul 29Camp 466364 AM Care 466664 PM Care 466627Aug 1 - Aug 12Camp 466367 AM Care 466764 PM Care 466714

Art Camp: Performing Arts WorkshopTeens who have an interest in theatre production—drama, dancing, singing,costumes and sets—will work from a written script, with classes in all aspectsof the performing arts needed to produce a play/musical. There will be a finalperformance for family and friends on the last Friday evening of each session.No experience is necessary, but campers should have a genuine interest inperforming and be able to concentrate for long periods of time. Recreationactivities will be limited.



Clarice Smith Performing Arts CenterUniversity of Maryland, College Park 20742 301-446-3232; TTY 301-446-6802NOTE: Registration is not available at this facility. Registrations may beprocessed at any staffed M-NCPPC facility in Prince George’s County.

Ages 11 - 15 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $235(R); $285(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)

Jun 20 - Jul 1Camp 456019 AM Care 465222 PM Care 465220Aug 1 - Aug 12Camp 456020 AM Care 465223 PM Care 465221

Art Camp: ShakespeareCampers who are eager to express themselves through performance willlearn about Shakespeare. Theatre professionals and area artists will leadcampers through an exploration of stage combat, clowning, acting, voiceand movement. Campers will perform scenes from a Shakespeare play forfamily and friends on the final evening at 7 pm.

Bowie Center for the Performing Arts15200 Annapolis Road, Bowie 20715 301-446-3232; TTY 301-446-6802NOTE: Registration is not available at this facility. Registrations may beprocessed at any staffed M-NCPPC facility in Prince George’s County.

Ages 11 - 14 yrs. Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $255(R); $305(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Clarice Smith Performing Arts CenterUniversity of Maryland, College Park 20742 301-446-3232; TTY 301-446-6802NOTE: Registration is not available at this facility. Registrations may beprocessed at any staffed M-NCPPC facility in Prince George’s County.

Ages 11 - 14 yrs. Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $255(R); $305(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Art Camp: Young ArchitectsChildren who love to build things will enjoy drawing from observation, perspective drawing, mapping a floor plan, and creating three-dimensionalmodels. In addition to a field trip to the National Building Museum, camperswill participate in limited recreation activities. Campers will exhibit their‘dream houses’ at the end of the session.

Montpelier Arts Center9652 Muirkirk Road, Laurel 20708 301-377-7800; TTY 301-490-2329Ages 11 - 14 yrs. Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $235(R); $285(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)



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Basket Weaving Camp: TeensCampers will learn about the tools and techniques used to make artistic andfunctional baskets. Each camper will develop skills used to complete at least3 baskets to take home at the end of the week. Camp includes a museumfield trip to see handmade baskets.

Patuxent River Park16000 Croom Airport Road, Upper Marlboro 20772 301-627-6074; TTY 301-699-2544Ages 12 - 15 yrs. Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $120(R); $145(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15(NR)

Aug 1 - Aug 5 (1-week session)Camp 508767 AM Care 508768 PM Care 508769

Basketball Camp: Teens and Pre-TeensExperienced staff will teach boys and girls basketball fundamentals - drib-bling, passing, shooting, rebounding, game rules, and offensive and defen-sive skills.

Deerfield Run Community Center13000 Laurel-Bowie Road, Laurel 20708 301-953-7882; TTY 301-445-4512Ages 13 - 15 yrs.Camp (evening sessions) 6-9 pm $75(R); $90(NR)

Jul 18 - Jul 22 Camp 459564Jul 11 - Jul 15 Camp 459614Jul 25 - Jul 29 Camp 459664Aug 1 - Aug 5 Camp 459714

Oakcrest Community Center1300 Capitol Heights Blvd, Capitol Heights 20743 301-736-5355; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 10 - 16 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Seat Pleasant Activity Center5720 Addison Road, Seat Pleasant 20743 301-773-6685; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 10 - 17 yrs.Camp (evening sessions) 6-9 pm $75(R); $90(NR)

Jun 20 - Jun 24 Camp 486264Jun 27 - Jul 1 Camp 486265Jul 5 - Jul 11 Camp 486314

Computer Camp: Digital Media, TeensThis camp is designed for campers who already have a basic understandingof computers, exposing them to a variety of computer programs and uses fortechnology (e.g. PowerPoint presentations, digital video editing, digital pho-tography, animation, and web design). Campers will receive copies of every-thing they create in camp. Also includes arts and crafts, games, swimmingand a camp-wide event

Wayne K. Curry Sports & Learning Center8001 Sheriff Road, Landover 20785 301-583-2400; TTY 301-583-2483Ages 12 - 15 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $105(IA); $135(R);$160(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(IA); $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(IA); $12(R); $15(NR)

Jul 25 - Jul 29Camp 468764 AM Care 468964 PM Care 468965Aug 1 - Aug 5Camp 468765 AM Care 468966 PM Care 468967Aug 8 - Aug 12Camp 468766 AM Care 468968 PM Care 468969

Computer Camp: TeensLearn basic computer skills for MS Word, web design, Internet fundamentals,and animation.

Lake Arbor Community Center10100 Lake Arbor Way, Mitchellville 20721 301-333-6561; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 12 - 15 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $235(R); $285(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Culinary Camp: Teens & Pre-TeensPrepare both easy and challenging recipes to build confidence and independ-ence in the kitchen. Additional activities include arts and crafts, field trips andgames.

Glenn Dale Community Center11901 Glenn Dale Blvd., Glenn Dale 20769 301-352-8983; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 10 - 14 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $105(R); $130(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15(NR)

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Entrepreneur Camp: TeensParticipants will be introduced to the basics of how to start a business and theprinciples of life success through interactive games, field trips, and physical activ-ity.

Seat Pleasant Activity Center5720 Addison Road, Seat Pleasant 20743 301-773-6685; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 12 - 17 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $120(R); $145(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15(NR)

Jul 5 - Jul 8Camp 486414 AM Care 486514 PM Care 486515Jul 11 - Jul 15Camp 486415 AM Care 486516 PM Care 486517Jul 18 - Jul 22Camp 486416 AM Care 486564 PM Care 486565Jul 25 - Jul 29Camp 486464 AM Care 486566 PM Care 486567

Football 7-on-7 Camp: TeensThis fast-paced, non-contact football camp will teach the skills necessary toexcel at a skilled offensive or defensive position (wide receiver, quarterback,running back, defensive back and linebacker). Campers will learn how toread a passing tree, passing route combinations, coverages, terminology, anddrills emphasizing overall basic development.

Wayne K. Curry Sports & Learning Center8001 Sheriff Road, Landover 20785 301-583-2400; TTY 301-583-2483Ages 11 - 13 yrs. Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $190(IA); $255(R);$305(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(IA); $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(IA); $25(R); $30(NR)


Junior Lifeguard CampThis camp introduces teens to lifeguarding and emergency rescue skills. Participants will stay fit and sharp with daily swimming and educational activities while earning community service hours. Note: Extended care is notavailable for this camp.

Allentown Splash, Tennis & Fitness Park7210 Allentown Road, Fort Washington 20744 301-449-5567; TTY 301-459-3232Ages 13 - 15 yrs. 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)

Jun 20 - Jul 1 Camp 461664Jul 5 - Jul 15 Camp 461665Jul 18 - Jul 29 Camp 461666Aug 1 - Aug 12 Camp 461667

Leadership CampTeens will learn leadership and teamwork in a fun environment. Teens willhave the opportunity to do community service, junior counselor-in-training activities, and traditional camp activities such as arts & crafts, swimming,sports & games, and trips.

College Park Community Center5051 Pierce Avenue, College Park 20740 301-441-2647; TTY 301-445-4512Ages 13 - 15 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)



Jul 5 - Jul 15Camp 467064 AM Care 467164 PM Care 467168Aug 1 - Aug 12Camp 467114 AM Care 467165 PM Care 467169


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Nature Camp: Environmental ScienceTeens will gain an appreciation for natural and environmental science concepts and gain hands-on knowledge and experience. Challenge and encourage each other as you embark upon a wide variety of team-orientedactivities designed to prepare you for the Envirothon Challenge.

Clearwater Nature Center11000 Thrift Road, Clinton 20735 301-297-4575; TTY 301-699-2544Ages 11 - 13 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $185(R); $225(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15(NR)


Nature Camp: Extreme AdventurersEmbark on adventures such as canoeing, whitewater rafting, hiking or geocaching. Participants provide their own sleeping bags and backpacks forovernight camping on Thursday night. Activities may vary per site. Please contact facility for details.

Clearwater Nature Center11000 Thrift Road, Clinton 20735 301-297-4575; TTY 301-699-2544Ages 11 - 13 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $185(R); $225(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15(NR)


Watkins Nature Center301 Watkins Park Drive, Upper Marlboro 20774 301-218-6702; TTY 301-699-2544Ages 11 - 13 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $185(R); $225(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15(NR)


Nature Camp: Junior NaturalistTeens, ever wonder what it is like to be a Park Naturalist or Park Ranger?Spend the week having fun while learning more about the natural worldaround you, gaining knowledge of possible career choices in this and other related fields, and earning service learning hours for school.

Clearwater Nature Center11000 Thrift Road, Clinton 20735 301-297-4575; TTY 301-699-2544Ages 13 - 15 yrs. Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $185(R); $225(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15(NR)

Jun 20 - Jun 24Camp 440864 AM Care 440866 PM Care 440867

Nature Camp: River AdventuresDiscover the ecological and historical resources on the Patuxent River in this adventurous day camp. Activities include canoeing, bicycling, geo-caching, archaeology, nature study, boat tours, high ropes course and more. NOTE:There is no extended care for the program at Upper Marlboro CommunityCenter.

Baden Community Center13601 Baden Westwood Road, Brandywine 20613 301-888-1500; TTY 301-203-6030Ages 12 - 15 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $160(R); $192(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15(NR)


Upper Marlboro Community Center5400 Race Track Road, Upper Marlboro 20772 301-627-2828; TTY 301-203-6030Ages 12 - 15 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $160(R); $192(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15(NR)

Jun 27 - Jul 1Camp 474314 AM Care 512364 PM Care 512365Jul 5 - Jul 8Camp 474315 AM Care 512366 PM Care 512367Jul 25 - Jul 29Camp 474316 AM Care 512368 PM Care 512369

Outdoor Adventurers CampGain an appreciation of the outdoors through hiking, historical or natureworkshops, kayaking or canoeing, fishing, geocaching or shark tooth-hunt-ing. Off-site field trips scheduled. Additional activities include arts and crafts,swimming and games. Campers must be at least 10 years old by the startdate of the camp session.

Huntington Community Center13022 8th Street, Bowie 20720 301-464-3725; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 10 - 15 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)



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Photography CampCampers will be introduced to the wonders of photography and will makeand use their own cameras to photograph landscapes, portraits and close-ups.


Jul 11 - Jul 15Camp 452074 AM Care 452114 PM Care 452115Jul 18 - Jul 22Camp 452075 AM Care 452116 PM Care 452117Jul 25 - Jul 29Camp 452076 AM Care 452118 PM Care 452119Aug 1 - Aug 5Camp 452077 AM Care 452120 PM Care 452121

Largo/Kettering/Perrywood Community Center431 Watkins Park Drive, Upper Marlboro 20774 301-390-8390; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 10 - 15 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Robotics CampThis hands-on camp will immerse you in the exciting world of robotics. Stu-dents will learn about topics such as gear ratios, locomotion and energy as they construct robots. Learn how to design, build, program and control robots whileputting them through a series of real-world design challenges. Also includesarts and crafts, games, swimming and a camp-wide event.



Sewing CampLearn basic sewing techniques and create exciting projects. Also includes artsand crafts, games, swimming and a camp-wide event.

Tucker Road Community Center1771 Tucker Road, Fort Washington 20744 301-248-4404; TTY 301-203-6030Ages 10 - 14 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $255(R); $305(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)



Jun 20 - Jul 1Camp 465464 AM Care 465914 PM Care 465964Jul 18 - Jul 29Camp 465465 AM Care 466064 PM Care 466114

Sports and Travel CampPlay a variety of sports and explore metro area sites. Trips may include visits tothe movies, museums, and parks. Additional fees may be charged for sometrips.

Bowie Community Center3209 Stoneybrook Drive, Bowie 20715 301-464-1737; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 12 - 14 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $235(R); $285(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)



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Sports Camp: Conditioning TeensThis camp will take your speed, strength, and agility to a new level and is designed for incoming high school freshmen, sophomores, juniors and recre-ational athletes who are looking for the sport conditioning difference! Focus willbe on nutrition, strength, balance, movement skills, aerobic and anaerobic conditioning.

Seat Pleasant Activity Center5720 Addison Road, Seat Pleasant 20743 301-773-6685; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 13 - 17 yrs.Camp (evening sessions) 6-8:30 pm $75(R); $90(NR)

Jul 11 - Jul 15 Camp 423464Jul 18 - Jul 22 Camp 423465Jul 25 - Jul 29 Camp 423466Aug 1 - Aug 5 Camp 423467Aug 8 - Aug 12 Camp 423468Aug 15 - Aug 19 Camp 423514

Swim and Travel Camp: TeensDevelop swimming and swimming safety skills. Trips may include visits to themovies, museums, and parks. Some field trips may require additional fees.

Ellen E. Linson Swimming Pool5211 Paint Branch Parkway, College Park 20740 301-277-3717; TTY 301-459-3222Ages 13 - 16 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $255(R); $305(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Target Shooting CampAn introduction to all clay target shooting sports, program will include shotgun safety orientation as well as trap, skeet, and sporting clay lessons (average of 100 targets/day). Participants must provide their own shells,which are available for purchase at the center.

Prince George’s Trap & Skeet Center10400 Good Luck Road, Glenn Dale 20769 301-577-7178; TTY 301-Ages 12 - 16 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $215(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15(NR)

Jul 11 - Jul 15Camp 508514 AM Care 508565 PM Care 508566Jul 18 - Jul 22Camp 508564 AM Care 508567 PM Care 508568

Teen Adventurers CampEnjoy exciting summer activities in a safe, structured setting. Activities includefield trips, games, and sports. Some field trips may require additional fees.

Good Luck Community Center8601 Good Luck Road, Lanham 20706 301-552-1093; TTY 301-445-4512Ages 13 - 16 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $190(R); $230(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Patuxent Community Center4410 Bishopmill Drive, Upper Marlboro 20772 301-780-7577; TTY 301-203-6030Ages 10 - 14 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $190(R); $230(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Teen Adventurers Travel CampTake daily trips to a variety of outdoor places. This supervised, structuredcamp fosters the development of communication skills and emphasizesteamwork.

Hillcrest Heights Community Center2300 Oxon Run Drive, Temple Hills 20748 301-505-0896; TTY 301-203-6030Ages 13 - 17 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $235(R); $285(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)



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Teen Adventurers Travel Camp (continued)Stephen Decatur Community Center8200 Pinewood Drive, Clinton 20735 301-297-4648; TTY 301-203-6030Ages 13 - 17 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $235(R); $285(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Theater Camp: Teens and Pre-TeensLearn how to stage a play, including acting, stage design, stage presence, andcostume design. Present it to family and friends at the end of the camp ses-sion.

Huntington Community Center13022 8th Street, Bowie 20720 301-464-3725; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 10 - 15 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Upper Marlboro Community Center5400 Race Track Road, Upper Marlboro 20772 301-627-2828; TTY 301-203-6030Ages 10 - 15 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Video Games CampLearn how to create a video game. Pick up game tips, the latest cheat codes,and strategies for games on the hottest game systems. Compete against fel-low campers in tournaments.


Jun 20 - Jun 24Camp 468864 AM Care 469514 PM Care 469515Jun 27 - Jul 1Camp 468865 AM Care 469516 PM Care 469517Jul 11 - Jul 15Camp 468866 AM Care 469518 PM Care 469519Jul 18 - Jul 22Camp 468867 AM Care 469520 PM Care 469521

Video Production CampEach student will have an opportunity to participate in script writing, direct-ing, shooting and acting. The campers will be given specific production as-signments such as creating a TV commercial, music video, shortdocumentary, news segment, or a special project. They will collaborate insmall groups, under creative and technical guidance of instructors, learningbasics of video production as well as the importance of teamwork.

Bladensburg Community Center4500 57th Avenue, Bladensburg 20710 301-277-2124; TTY 301-445-4512Ages 10 - 14 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $255(R); $305(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)




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Adventure Travel Camp: Mixed AgesTake exciting field trips to cultural arts sites and water parks. At PatuxentCommunity Center, a different topic will be featured during the following sessions: June 20 - History; July 5 - Outdoor Life; July 18 - Fitness.


Jun 20 - Jul 1 (History session)Camp 508864 AM Care 508914 PM Care 508964Jul 5 - Jul 15 (Outdoor Life session)Camp 511320 AM Care 511321 PM Care 511322Jul 18 - Jul 29 (Fitness session)Camp 511323 AM Care 511324 PM Care 511325

Art Camp: Exploring Theater ArtsExplore drama, dance, singing, scenery, props and costumes through classes,performances and development of your own material for final production.Limited recreational activities may be included. A final performance for familyand friends will be scheduled on the last evening of each session.



Aviation CampExplore the world of aviation! Make model airplanes, build and launch modelrockets, use a flight simulator, and enjoy field trips and more!


Jul 5 - Jul 15Camp 471264 AM Care 471266 PM Care 471267Jul 18 - Jul 29Camp 471265 AM Care 471268 PM Care 471269

Band CampCampers will develop and fine tune skills for various musical instruments.

Temple Hills Community Center5300 Temple Hill Road, Temple Hills 20748 301-894-6616; TTY 301-203-6030Ages 6 - 16 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Children must be between 6 and 17 years old to attend these camps, or mustmeet the minimum age on or before August 31, 2011 for 6-, 7-, 8- and 9-yearolds, and on or before December 31, 2011 for all other ages. If your child meetsthe age requirement for a camp session and you have trouble during registra-tion, please call the Park and Planning Help Desk at 301-699-CALL (2255), TTY 301-699-2544.

MIXED AGESCAMPS



Baseball CampExperienced staff will teach youth the fundamentals of baseball. Emphasiswill be placed on fielding, hitting, throwing, sliding and running techniques.Campers must bring their lunch and a water bottle daily.

South Bowie Community Center1717 Pittsfield Lane, Bowie 20715 301-249-1622; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 6 - 17 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $245(R); $294(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15(NR)

Jun 20 - Jun 24Camp 425614 AM Care 425964 PM Care 426014Jun 27 - Jul 1Camp 425664 AM Care 426064 PM Care 426065Jul 5 - Jul 11Camp 425665 AM Care 426114 PM Care 426115Jul 11 - Jul 15Camp 425669 AM Care 426116 PM Care 426164Jul 18 - Jul 22Camp 425768 AM Care 426214 PM Care 426264Jul 25 - Jul 29Camp 425814 AM Care 426314 PM Care 426364Aug 1 - Aug 5Camp 425864 AM Care 426414 PM Care 426464Aug 8 - Aug 12Camp 425914 AM Care 426518 PM Care 426564

Baseball/Softball CampExperienced staff will teach youth the fundamentals of baseball and softball.Emphasis will be placed on fielding, hitting, throwing, sliding and runningtechniques. Campers must bring a lunch and bottled water daily.

Harmony Hall Regional Center10701 Livingston Road, Fort Washington 20744 301-203-6040; TTY 301-203-6030Ages 8 - 14 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $235(R); $285(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Basketball Camp: Mixed AgesProfessional staff will teach boys and girls basketball fundamentals includingconditioning, dribbling, passing, shooting, rebounding and strategies. Additional emphasis on the relationship between academics and athletics.

Friendly High School10000 Allentown Road, Fort Washington 20744 301-894-6616; TTY 301-203-6030NOTE: Registration is not available at this facility. Registrations may beprocessed at any staffed M-NCPPC facility in Prince George’s County.






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Peppermill Community Center610 Hill Road, Landover 20785 301-350-8410; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 6 - 14 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Chess CampLearn about game pieces, basic moves, strategies and techniques of chess.Participate in tournaments and recreational activities.



Dance Camp: Hip-Hop, Mixed AgesLearn the latest styles and techniques of hip-hop, and learn a routine to perform at the end of the session.



Dance Camp: Mixed AgesFocus on dance fundamentals in the genres of modern, jazz and hip-hop. Additional activities include swimming, field trips, and entertainment.






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Dance Camp: Mixed AgesUpper Marlboro Community Center5400 Race Track Road, Upper Marlboro 20772 301-627-2828; TTY 301-203-6030Ages 6 - 15 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Double Dutch Camp: GirlsLearn techniques and routines, and focus on health and fitness. Additional activities include arts and crafts, sports, games, swimming, and field trips.

Oakcrest Community Center1300 Capitol Heights Blvd, Capitol Heights 20743 301-736-5355; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 8 - 15 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Enrichment Camp: Girls, Mixed AgesFocus on the beauty of being a girl! Join in activities on self esteem, bodyimage, nutrition, fitness as well as hair, nails, jewelry and fashion.



Enrichment Camp: Mixed AgesBrush up on your math and reading skills before school resumes. Additionalactivities include swimming, basketball, tennis and trips. At Patuxent Com-munity Center, a different subject will be featured during the following ses-sions: July 5 - Math; July 18 - Reading; August 1 - Math and Reading.



Entrepreneur CampParticipants will be introduced to the basics of how to start a business and theprinciples of life success through interactive games, field trips, and physical activ-ity.

Bladensburg Community Center4500 57th Avenue, Bladensburg 20710 301-277-2124; TTY 301-445-4512Ages 9 - 14 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)


Figure Skating Camp: FreestyleThis camp is designed for Freestyle I and above-level skaters who have intermediate to advanced level skills. Camp program will include off-ice conditioning, jump and spin, power skating, moves in the field, and an intro-duction to ice dance. Contact the facility for information about extendedcare.

Tucker Road Ice Rink1770 Tucker Road, Fort Washington 20744 301-265-1525; TTY 301-446-6802Ages 6 - 17 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $255(R); $305(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)




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Horseback Riding CampThis camp offers a chance to explore the world of horses. The camp will include riding instruction, horse care, and other various activities.

Baden Community Center13601 Baden Westwood Road, Brandywine 20613 301-888-1500; TTY 301-203-6030Ages 6 - 16 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $265(R); $315(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $13(R); $15(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $12(R); $15(NR)

Jun 27 - Jul 1Camp 474265 AM Care 474274 PM Care 474276Jul 11 - Jul 15Camp 474266 AM Care 474278 PM Care 474280Jul 18 - Jul 22Camp 474267 AM Care 474271 PM Care 474273Aug 1 - Aug 5Camp 474268 AM Care 474275 PM Care 474277Aug 15 - Aug 19Camp 474269 AM Care 474279 PM Care 474281

Modeling CampCampers will develop self-confidence, and learn about cosmetic techniques,photo posing, and how to walk on the runway.

Seat Pleasant Activity Center5720 Addison Road, Seat Pleasant 20743 301-773-6685; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 8 - 17 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)






Music Production CampThis camp teaches music fans the history of the recording industry, and the fundamentals of writing, arranging, performing, and producing music. At theend of each session, campers will place their music on CDs and create a portfo-lio.



Sports Camp: Conditioning, Mixed AgesThis camp will focus on developing skills in basketball, soccer, flag footballand overall fitness. The fitness component of this camp will focus onstrengthening, toning, endurance and nutrition.

Friendly High School10000 Allentown Road, Fort Washington 20744 301-894-6616; TTY 301-203-6030NOTE: Registration is not available at this facility. Registrations may beprocessed at any staffed M-NCPPC facility in Prince George’s County.



Tennis Camp: Mixed AgesLearn tennis fundamentals to develop individual form, skills, techniques andstrategies. Campers will learn through drills, and doubles/singles competi-tions.

Peppermill Community Center610 Hill Road, Landover 20785 301-350-8410; TTY 301-218-6768Ages 7 - 14 yrs.Camp 9 am-4:30 pm $210(R); $255(NR)AM Care 7-9 am $25(R); $30(NR) PM Care 4:30-6 pm $25(R); $30(NR)



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CANCELLATION POLICYRegistrants are entitled to a 100% refund (or SMARTlink credit) in theevent that M-NCPPC cancels a program.

GENERAL INFORMATION• Registration begins April 1, 9 am.• Playgrounds and teen center sites will be closed July 4.• Participants must provide their own transportation. • Participants must bring their own lunches; at sites without refrigeration, please bring non-perishable lunches.

• Optional field trips and special events may be offered for additional fees on a first-come, first-served basis.

• Closed-toed shoes are required; sandals are not permitted.• Sites are subject to change based on availability and sufficient registration.

• All activities and programs are subject to change and/or cancellation on code orange or higher weather days.

• Federal Tax ID #526001550

REQUIRED FORMSMaryland state law requires that each participant have a complete setof health forms at each site where he/she is registered. Completedhealth forms must be turned in prior to the first day of participation. It is the parent’s/guardian’s responsibility to deliver allnecessary health forms to each site. Participants may not attendwithout completed health forms on site. NO EXCEPTIONS. • Participants must provide date of last tetanus or DPT vaccination. • All forms (in English & Spanish) may be downloaded from www.pgparks.com

• All participants must complete and return a Participant Profile Form (p. 57) and Health Form (p. 58).

• All participants who take medication (prescription, over-the-counter) or use medical devices (i.e. inhalers, EpiPens®) must complete and return Playground/Teen Center Medication Form. (A physician’s signature may be required.) NOTE: Emergency medical devices such as EpiPens® and inhalers are the only medications allowed on site.)

• All forms are due by June 1.

CHECK POLICYChecks returned for insufficient funds will be assessed a $20 fee by M-NCPPC, in addition to your bank charges. NO starter checks accepted.

WITHDRAWAL & REFUND POLICY FOR SUMMER PLAYGROUND & SUMMER XTREME TEEN CENTERS• The $40 fee for Summer Playgrounds and Summer Xtreme Teen Centers is non-refundable and non-transferable. NO EXCEPTIONS.

SMARTLINK INFORMATIONEstablishing a SMARTlink Account

is the name of the system used for all registration -Internet, telephone, and in-person registration. Youmust establish a FREE SMARTlink account before youcan register. Open your SMARTlink account as soon as

you can. Stop by any staffed M-NCPPC facility in Prince George’sCounty and bring appropriate proof of residency (driver’s license, MVAcard, utility bill, lease agreement or property settlement sheet), identifi-cation (driver’s license, MVA card, passport, resident/alien card, schoolID card, military ID card, or other government-issued ID), and age(driver’s license, MVA card, passport, resident/alien card, birth certificatewith raised seal, baptismal certificate with birth date and raised seal, oran original letter from school on official stationery) for each member ofyour immediate family. You’ll receive a family Personal IdentificationNumber (PIN) and Client Barcode that will allow you to register byphone, Internet, or in person.

Account SecurityM-NCPPC uses the latest in payment security. Collection and retention of customer information is confidential. We do not give,share, sell, transfer, or rent any personal information to third parties.

Registering & Making Your PaymentVISA credit and debit cards, MasterCard credit and debit cards, checks,money orders, and cash are accepted. You must pay in full at the timeof registration. If you register via SMARTlink Internet or telephone, youmust use a VISA or MasterCard credit or debit card, or have fundsapplied to your SMARTlink account before registering. If you plan topay by check, please note that June 1 is the last day personal checkswill be accepted for Summer Playground and Summer Xtreme TeenCenter registration.

To register via Internet or telephone, have your SMARTlink clientbarcodes, camp activity number, family PIN and credit/debit cardnumber and expiration date available.

Registration via SMARTlink Internet begins at 9 am, April 1. Visitwww.pgparks.com and click on the SMARTlink logo. Internet

registration ends at midnight, June 12.

Registration via SMARTlink automated, touch-tone telephonebegins at 9 am, April 1. Call 301-583-BOOK (2665) and follow

the voice prompts. Automated telephone registration ends midnight,June 12.

Register in person at any M-NCPPC staffed facility in PrinceGeorge’s County beginning at 9 am, April 1. Bring your

SMARTlink information.

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POLÍTICA DE CANCELACIÓNEn caso de que M-NCPPC cancele un programa, el registrado recibiráun reembolso completo, es decir de 100% (o crédito SMARTlink)

INFORMACIÓN GENERAL• Registración empieza el jueves, 1 de abril a las 9 am. • Los patios de recreo y sitios de centros para jóvenes estarán cerrados el lunes, 4 de julio

• Cada participante debe proveer su propio transporte (M-NCPPC no provee transporte)

• Cada participante debe traer su propio almuerzo. En sitios sin refrigeración, deben traer alimentos no perecederos.

• Cada participante debe cumplir los requisitos.• Paseos y eventos especiales son opcionales y requieren pago adicional. El cupo es limitado.

• Se permiten solo zapatos cerrados. No se permiten sandalias.• Los sitios están sujetos a cambios basados en la disponibilidad y número de niños/jóvenes registrados.

• Todas las actividades y programas están sujetos a cambios y/o cancelaciones los días calurosos cuando el tiempo sea designado como código naranja o rojo.

• Identificación Federal de Impuestos #526001550

FORMULARIOS DE SALUDLa ley del Estado de Maryland requiere que cada participante tengaformularios de salud completos en cada sitio donde este registrado.Estos deben entregarse antes del primer día del programa. Es su respon-sabilidad entregar todos los formularios necesarios a cada sitio para quepueda participar en los programas. NO HAY EXCEPCIONES.• Cada participante debe proveer la fecha de la última vacuna de tétanos o DPT (Difteria, Pertusis, Tos ferina).

• Todos los formularios se pueden bajar del internet en español o inglés. Visite www.pgparks.com.

• Cada participante debe llenar y entregar un formulario “Perfil de Participante” (página 57).

• El formulario titulado “Formulario de Dispensa de Aparatos Médicos Patios de Recreo/Centros para Jóvenes” debe estar completo en caso que el participante esté tomando medicina en casa (una firma del médico puede ser requerida). ¡OJO!: Los únicos medicamentos (dispositivos médicos) que se permiten en los patios de recreo y centros para jóvenes son los inhaladores y los lápices anafilácticos.

POLÍTICA DE CHEQUE SIN FONDOS El M-NCPPC cobrará $20 por cheque que rebote por falta de fondos,este cobro es por separado de lo que le cobre el banco. No se aceptancheques que no hayan sido imprimidos con su nombre y dirección.

POLÍTICA DE REEMBOLSO Y CANCELACIÓN• El pago de $40 por patios de recreo y centros para jóvenes durante el verano no es reembolsable ni transferible. NO HAY EXCEPCIONES.

INFORMACIÓN DE SMARTLINK Estableciendo una cuenta de SMARTlink

Para servirle mejor, M-NCPPC en el Condado de PrinceGeorge’s, utiliza un programa llamado SMARTlink. Paraestablecer su cuenta, preséntese en cualquier centrocomunitario del Departamento de Parques y Recreación

M-NCPPC con documentación que compruebe la residencia (porejemplo: licencia de conducir o tarjeta de identidad MVA, cuenta deagua, teléfono, luz; contrato de alquiler, certificado de propiedad), edade identidad (por ejemplo: licencia de conducir u tarjeta de identidadMVA, pasaporte, visa de residente, certificado de bautismo y certificadode nacimiento con sello autorizado, carta del colegio u otraidentificación emitida por el gobierno) de cada miembro de su familiaque quiera incluir en su cuenta SMARTlink. Una vez establecida sucuenta, se le asignará un código y un número de identificación personalo “pin”. Una vez que tenga esa información podrá matricularsetelefónicamente (301-583-2665), en persona, por correo o a través delinternet (www.pgparks.com). Debe establecer una cuenta de SMARTlinkpara poder registrarse.

SeguridadM-NCPPC usa los métodos mas avanzados en la seguridad de pago. Lacolección y retención de información del cliente es confidencial. Nodamos, compartimos, vendemos, transferimos o alquilamos ningunainformación personal a nadie.

Información de pago y de registraciónSe aceptan tarjetas de crédito/débito de VISA y MasterCard, cheques,giros postales y dinero. Debe pagar todo el día de registración. Paramatricularse por el Internet SMARTlink o por teléfono, debe usar tarje-tas de crédito/débito de VISA o MasterCard, o pida agregar fondos a sutarjeta de SMARTlink antes de registración. ¡OJO!: No se aceptancheques después del 1 de junio, 2011.

Para matricularse por internet o por teléfono, tenga disponible sucódigo (bar code) de SMARTlink cliente, número de campamentodiurno, número de identificación personal o “pin” y número de tarjetade crédito/débito y su fecha de vencimiento.

Registración a través del internet SMARTlink empieza el jueves, 1de abril a las 9 am. Visite www.pgparks.com y haga clic en el

logotipo de SMARTlink. Registración por el internet termina eldomingo, 12 de junio a la medianoche.

Registración a través de SMARTlink via telefónica empieza eljueves, 1 de abril a las 9 am. Llame 301-583-2665 y siga los

mensajes de voz. Registración de SMARTlink via telefónica termina eldomingo, 12 de junio a la medianoche.

Matricúlese en persona en cualquiera de nuestros centros conpersonal, incluyendo 42 centros comunitarios del Departamento

de Parques y Recreación M-NCPPC en el condado de Prince George’s.Registración empieza el jueves, 1 de abril a las 9 am. Traiga su informa-ción de SMARTlink.

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PATIOS DE RECREOY CENTROS PARAJÓVENES DURANTEEL VERANO


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Accokeek Academy Upper Middle School14400 Berry Rd., Accokeek CANCELLED301-203-6000SMARTlink 507164

Andrew Jackson Middle School3500 Regency Pkwy., Forestville301-203-6000SMARTlink 506619

Benjamin Tasker Middle School 4901 Collington Rd., Bowie301-218-6700SMARTlink 505064

Drew-Freeman Middle School2600 Brooks Dr., Suitland301-203-6000SMARTlink 506620

Dwight D. Eisenhower Middle School13725 Briarwood Dr., Laurel301-445-4500SMARTlink 502915

Fairmont Heights High School 1401 Nye St., Fairmount Heights301-218-6700SMARTlink 510214

Greenbelt Middle School8950 Edmonston Rd., Greenbelt301-445-4500SMARTlink 502867

Gwynn Park Middle School8000 Dyson Rd., Brandywine 301-203-6000SMARTlink 506615

High Point High School3601 Powder Mill Rd., Beltsville301-445-4500SMARTlink 503664

Isaac Gourdine Middle School78700 Allentown Rd., Fort Washington301-203-6000SMARTlink 506617

James Madison Middle School7300 Woodyard Rd., Upper Marlboro301-203-6000SMARTlink 506564

John Hanson Building/Montessori School6360 Oxon Hill Rd., Oxon Hill CANCELLED301-203-6000SMARTlink 506618

Kettering Middle School65 Herrington Dr., Upper Marlboro301-218-6700SMARTlink 505116

Oxon Hill Middle School9570 Fort Foote Rd., Fort Washington301-203-6000SMARTlink 506616

Thomas Johnson Middle School 5401 Barker Place, Lanham301-218-6700SMARTlink 505117

Thomas Stone Elementary School4500 34th St., Mount Rainier301-445-4500SMARTlink 502917

Thurgood Marshall Middle School4909 Brinkley Rd., Temple Hills301-203-6000SMARTlink 506622

Walker Mill Middle School 800 Karen Blvd., District Heights301-218-6700SMARTlink 505114

William Wirt Middle School62nd Place & Tuckerman St., Riverdale301-445-4500SMARTlink 502916

SUMMERXTREME TEENCENTERS

Summer Xtreme Teen Centers offer

Prince George’s County teens, ages

13-17, age-appropriate activities on a

drop-in basis. Centers operate

Mondays-Fridays from June 27 until

August 5. The fee is $40 per teen,

whether a teen attends six hours a

day for all six weeks, or select days

and times only. Optional field trips

and special events may be offered for

additional fees. Teens must be the

minimum age of 13 on or before

December 31, 2011. All sites are

closed July 4.

For questions regarding the accessibil-

ity of a teen center, please call the

Inclusion Specialist at the phone

number listed with the center. For

TTY service, call 301-699-2544.

While some M-NCPPC playgrounds and teencenters operate at school facilities, registrationmaterials and forms should not be sent toschools. Please do not call schools for informa-tion; use phone numbers listed on these pages.



Participant Profile FormPARTICIPANT INFORMATION

Participant Name Participant SMARTlink Barcode #

Name of Program Location SMARTlink #






Birthdate (M/D/Y) Age M / F (circle one) T-shirt Size

Address City/State/Zip Code County

Mother/Guardian Name (H) (W) (Cell)

Father/Guardian Name (H) (W) (Cell)

Emergency Contact Name (H) (W) (Cell)(other than parent/guardian)

E-mail address(To be used only for information & updates for programs)

I hereby represent and warrant that if the participant is a minor, I am his/her guardian and authorized to provide the releases, authorizations, and permissions as stated below and all information above is accurate and complete. I hereby give permission for the applicant to participate in all program activities, including field trips in approved vehicles (Board of Education buses, M-NCPPC vehicles, and all other modes of transportation) and agree to releaseThe Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, its officers, employees, and agents, from all liability arising from any harm or injury incurredby the participation of my child in the program stated above. Unless otherwise indicated by a parent/guardian in writing at the time of registration, photographsof participants for use in Commission publications may be taken while participating in the program activities. No personal information other than theparticipant’s first name will be released under any circumstances except as required by law. By way of copy of this form, I authorize the staff of The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission to obtain medical/hospital treatment for the above participant in the event of an emergency.

If participant is 17 or under:

Print parent/guardian name Date Signature

If participant is 18 or older:

Print participant name Date Signature

This form must be completed for every participant prior to the start date of program.Mail forms to M-NCPPC, Summer 2011, Park and Planning Help Desk,6600 Kenilworth Ave., Riverdale, MD 20737

M-NCPPC, Department of Parks and Recreation, Prince George’s County

(if applicable)


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Health FormPARTICIPANT INFORMATION

Program Location SMARTlink Activity #

Participant Name Participant SMARTlink Barcode #

Birthdate (M/D/Y) Age M / F (circle one)

Address City/State/Zip Code County

Mother/Guardian Name (H) (W) (Cell)

Father/Guardian Name (H) (W) (Cell)

Primary Care Provider/Clinic Name Phone Number(where medical records are kept)

School attended this year City/State

Please note: The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Immunization Certificate must be attached to this form for any participant (ages 18 or under) who did not attend a Maryland public or private school this year (i.e. home-schooled, out-of-state schools).

� No � Yes Is the participant exempt from immunizations for religious or medical reasons? If yes, the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Immunization Certificate must be completed and attached to this form.

_____________ Date (mm/yy) of last tetanus or DPT shot (REQUIRED BY MARYLAND STATE LAW FOR INDIVIDUALS UNDER 18)

Participant is a � Non-Swimmer (Restricted to chest deep water) � Swimmer (Will be tested and granted full access to all depths if able to swim 20 yards, tread water 20 seconds, and enter/exit water.)

� No � Yes Are there any health issues/concerns staff should be aware of (i.e. seizures, asthma, etc. If yes, please explain: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Date of last seizure: _____________________

� No � Yes Is participant allergic to any food? If yes, please list food(s) ____________________________________________________________________Reaction level: ____ Mild ____ Moderate ____ SevereRequired treatment: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

� No � Yes Is participant allergic to any medication? If yes, please list medication(s) ________________________________________________________Reaction level: ____ Mild ____ Moderate ____ SevereRequired treatment: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

� No � Yes Does the participant have any environmental allergies? (i.e. insect bites, pollen, poison ivy, etc)? If yes, please list allergy ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Reaction level: ____ Mild ____ Moderate ____ SevereRequired treatment: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

� No � Yes Will any emergency medical device be provided e.g. EpiPen®, inhaler, insulin pump, etc? If yes, a Day Camp Medication Form and/or a Playground/Teen Center Medication Form must be completed.

Please check one: ____ Device must be kept with the participant at all times.____ Device may be kept in a locked box in the staff office (day camp only).

� No � Yes Is the participant currently taking any medication? If yes, an additional medical form must be completed. Staff can provide you with the form.

� No � Yes Are there any physical, psychiatric, behavioral, emotional, or developmental concerns staff should be aware of? If yes, please explain: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

� No � Yes Will your child need assistance (inclusion services) to participate, such as, support staff, adapted equipment, etc? (Note: Accommodations must be requested two weeks in advance of program start date.) If yes, please explain: ___________________

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Print parent/guardian name Date Signature

This form must be completed for every participant prior to the start date of program.Mail forms to M-NCPPC, Summer 2011, Park and Planning Help Desk, 6600 Kenilworth Ave., Riverdale, MD 20737

M-NCPPC, Department of Parks and Recreation, Prince George’s County


Documents

M-NCPPC, Summer Day Camp Teen Brochure 2011