If your child is a current K-2nd grade student at Center Woods Elementary School, they are eligible to attend CWES Summer Learning at no cost to you. The camp will run for four weeks from July 11 to Aug. 3, for three days each week Tuesday through Thursday 8:30 – 11:30 a.m.
CWES Academic Summer Camp is an opportunity to revisit skills necessary to find success and confidence in the 2023-24 school year. By attending CWES Academic Summer Camp your child will have the opportunity to take part in fun academic activities led by certified CWES teachers. Activities are designed to have a fun camp-like feel while reviewing important foundational concepts. Please be aware there will be no school-provided transportation, other than an 11:30 bus to Boys & Girls Club at WMS. Spaces are still available for summer childcare through Boys & Girls Club; registering asap is suggested (nhyouth.org/forms/).
Register your child by Friday, May 26, for summer learning at CWES. Spaces are limited. Priority registration will be given to students who are able to attend all four weeks of programming and to those who are currently receiving academic interventions. You will receive a confirmation email after registering and a reminder email with more information a week before Academic Summer Camp begins.
Contact Jacqui Cornwell, CWES Assistant Principal, by email: Jacquelyn.Cornwell@sau24.org, or phone at 603-529-4500.
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