Penn State Shenango offers three summer programs for youth
Penn State Shenango announces three summer programs for youth. A basketball fundamentals camp for grades four through six runs July 10 to 13 on campus with a 99 dollar registration due by June 23. “College for Teens” ages 13 to 15 runs July 10 to 14 to boost arts and science interest, with scholarships and June 2 and June 23 deadlines. “College for Kids” runs July 17 to 21 and July 24 to 28 for ages 7 to 12, also with scholarships and June 23 registration. Enrichment Day Camp 2000 at Slippery Rock University runs July 17 to 21 for grades three through seven, with a non-resident option, four classes daily from 23 sessions, lunch included, for 150 dollars. Call 983-2857 or 738-2633 for details.
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Youngstown Playhouse Offers Summer Youth Theatre Classes
The Youngstown Playhouse Youth Theatre announces a June 19 to 23 summer series for kindergarten through 12th grade students. Programs include Kinderdrama for younger children and Live From the Playhouse for older youth focusing on acting, spontaneity, ensemble work, and quick thinking. A work sharing session will be held on the final day for families and guests. Fee applies. call (330) 788-8739 for enrollment and information.
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Thaddeus Stevens Students Entertain West Pittsburg Seniors
A group of Thaddeus Stevens students perform for the West Pittsburg Senior Citizens as Jim DeBlasio of the seniors distributes treat bags in appreciation. Devonte Hambrick and Adriana Pitzer are among the performers observing.
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Fifth Annual Reading Festival At New Castle Schools
The fifth annual Intermediate Reading Festival at George Washington Intermediate School drew 290 students from Laurel Union St. Vitus Holy Redeemer Perry Hartman Walnut Ridge North Side Neshannock and George Washington. Author Mary Casanova spoke while students read four books prior to a day of games and prizes.
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