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Friends,
Friends & Families,
Summer is a time for fun, exploring, and growth. At the Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County, we have endeavored to bring new, exciting opportunities to our programs that work to engage a wide range of family needs, developmental levels, and ages of youth served. In February, our entire leadership team went to a retreat, specifically to plan and prepare for the best summer possible.
Welcome to #DiscoverSummer! We are so excited to have you join us on this adventure. Club staff put our collective minds together to create a program that is built on our fondest childhood summer memories and experiences. This nostalgic approach isn’t all lemonade, water balloons, and baseball cards in your bicycle spokes; it’s the culmination of intense strategic planning. We will continue our high program standards throughout the summer, providing targeted programing in our three Priority Outcome Areas: Academic Success, Good Character & Citizenship and Healthy Lifestyles.
As I discussed my own vision of a traditional day-camp renaissance in our Clubs, harkening back several decades before television and screen time ruled the day, it was only moments before the brainstorming kicked out a central theme - #DiscoverSummer.
In a world of instant entertainment spent in the great indoors, we’ve worked hard to counter that with programs which drive outdoor adventure, creativity, and fun! There’s something for everyone this summer at the Clubs. We can’t wait to #DiscoverSummer with you!
This year, we invite your member to join us and #DiscoverSummer the Boys & Girls Club way. Whether you enroll just for a week to #DiscoverMotion through our STEM Camps presented by the Shell Corporation, #DiscoverFun when you drop by occasionally in the afternoon for a few hours to play some games and get snack, look to #DiscoverAdventure by diving with Sharks, or #DiscoverEnrichment by attending regularly in our Morning Crew or Summer Brain Gain programs, the Boys & Girls Club is your hub for a safe, fun, and positive place to #DiscoverSummer in Skagit County.
Ready for adventure,
Noah Bannister Director of Operations, Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County
Yours in service,
Ron McHenry CEO/Executive Director PHOTO BY JOHN KULL
MEMBERSHIP CLUB HOURS During the summer our Clubs operate Monday thru Friday from 7am to 1pm(Morning Program) and 1pm to 6pm(Drop In Program). *Sedro-Woolley Club is open until 6:30pm.
WHO CAN ATTEND THE CLUB? Youth ages 6 (or entering First Grade this Sept 2016) to 18
TEEN CENTER HOURS & TEEN NIGHTS Teen Center Hours are designated hours for teens with an area and programs designated just for them. Teen Nights are for teens only without other Members present. These are generally held on Friday Nights. Anacortes: Teen Center open Monday-Friday 2:30-6:00pm. Teen Nights: Most Fridays after hours. La Conner Teen Nights: One Friday a month. 6-8pm Mount Vernon: Teen Center open Monday-Friday 2pm to 3:30pm. Teen Nights: 3 Fridays a month, 6 to 10pm. Sedro-Woolley: Teen Center open Monday-Thursday 2pm to 6:30pm. Teen Nights: Most Fridays, 2pm to 10pm.
MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS & REGISTRATION Each Club has their own hours for Registration and Renewals. Please consult your corresponding Club and our website where you can view hours and download forms: www.skagitclubs.org. All Memberships expire on Aug 31, 2016. Be sure to renew for the following 2016-17 school year
Enroll Now! for Summer Break 2016
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$25 Single $50 Family $10 Teen* *There is no monthly fee for teens During our Summer Program, members have an opportunity to engage in Targeted Programs, participate in community events, volunteer, go on educational field trips and participate in choice based programs like STEM Camp, SMART Girls, Torch Club, Positive Sprouts & Keystone Club.
LUNCH & SNACKS PROVIDED
Morning Program 7am-1pm +$100 per week.
*minimum enrollment & waiting lists apply
Enroll at your Club or online at
SkagitClubs.org
Administrative Office PO Box 947 1605 William Way, Ste B Mount Vernon, WA 98273 360-419-3723 (phone/fax) Anacortes Club 904 6th St. Anacortes, WA 98221 360-588-9045 La Conner Club 305 N. Sixth St. La Conner, WA 98257 360-466-3672 Mount Vernon Club 1100 N. La Venture Rd. Mount Vernon, WA 98273 360-428-6995 Mount Baker Site 2310 E. Section St. Mount Vernon, WA 98274 360-428-6127 x32175 La Venture Site 1100 N. La Venture Rd. Mount Vernon, WA 98273 360-428-6109 x31177 Sedro-Woolley Club 915 McGarigle Rd. Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284 360-856-1830
Invitational Stem Camp
drop-in program Have a Club Membership? Come to the Boys & Girls Club during Drop-In Hours! Club members can participate in all of their favorite activities at the Club from 1 - 6:00 pm (Open until 6:30pm in Sedro-Woolley). The Drop-In Program offers members a fun and safe environment for members to thrive in. Each day, innovative programming will take place throughout the Club, working toward three priority outcomes in participants: Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, and Good Character & Citizenship. The Drop-In Program is a great way for members to spend the afternoon during the summer. They’ll get the opportunity for physical activity, educational engagement, and even more importantly, summer fun. Come join us for a Triple Play Daily Challenge, games of dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, and more! With tournaments, onthe-spot fun, service learning opportunities and specific opportunities for teens.
This summer, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County will launch an expedition unlike any other before. During the school year, students ages 11+ who participate in our STEM Initiatives have the opportunity to earn points and recognition that translate into a very real ticket that will allow them to #Discover a potential future career, new friendship, hobby, or other life interest while visiting other Boys & Girls Clubs, and Colleges, Universities, Trade Schools, and Vocational Academies in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana. The opportunity to #DiscoverFun is always available too, as after all, this is definitely a Boys & Girls Club expedition. To make this STEM Trip just even that much more special, participants will be visiting Yellowstone National Park, gaining an opportunity to see the iconic landscape and points of interest first-hand. Along the way they will be eating, and sleeping at various Boys & Girls Clubs, making new friends and building additional peer support networks in the process. At the core of this exciting adventure is our desire to introduce youth to a variety of different options for post-secondary consideration, working to ensure that their passions align with their education plans, so that each and every one of our members have the greatest opportunity to reach Academic Success. Club members will be selected and invited to participate based on involvement in our STEM Initiatives, STEM activities at their local Clubhouse, as well as how well they have demonstrated leadership and support of their peers through collaboration.
Session 1: June 15-17: Relaxation Station
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Session 2: June 20-24: Taking Flight
Soar into a week of summer fun! Themed activities include paper airplane contests and lessons in aerodynamics, and some lucky members will get to experience a trip to the Boeing Museum of Flight. Keep your head in the clouds and take flight!
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Session 3: June 27-July 1: Water world
Get into the spirit of summer with some wet and wild fun! Enjoy a week of play in the sun as we visit places like the Seattle Aquarium, create our own water cyclones, or play a quick game of Duck Duck Splash! Don’t forget your bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, and BIG smile!
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Stem camp Join the Boys & Girls Club this summer in #DiscoverMotion, for a week long adventure to explore the world of science in and around your community. #DiscoverMotion is a hands-on STEM camp that will guide you through the world of motion, how it relates to you, and give you the tools to apply your newfound talents in the field of motion. If you have interests in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics, then this camp is for you.
Burlington School District Annex Building August 1-5
Thanks to a generous donation from Shell Puget Sound Refinery, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County will be providing a week long STEM Camp, #DiscoverMotion, that will rotate between its Club sites. Each day will start with an exploration into different careers in STEM fields, and then get moving, quite literally, as campers spend a day focused on movement; land, sea, and air. Each day is a new adventure with fresh challenges and innovative solutions, designed for youth ages 9-12.
Contact John Garman, Director of STEM Initiatives with questions and registration information at STEM@skagitclubs.org or 360-419-3723 ext. 4.
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The program runs from 9am to 3pm and includes lunch, classroom sessions, and hands-on project time each day. Program cost to participate is $100 per child for the week; if you are already enrolled in Morning Crew that week at your Clubhouse, register with your Club Director for #DiscoverMotion for $25. PHOTO BY JOHN GARMAN
21st Century Community Learning Center Summer Program
Five weeks, five themes, five adventures, many opportunities to #DiscoverEnrichment. An extension of the after-school 21st Century programs at Laventure and Mount Baker Middle Schools, this five week summer program will give students the opportunity to dive into some awesome topics, build important collaborative learning practices, and prevent youth from experiencing that summer slide that sets them back academically each year.
From July 5th to August 5th we will be meeting at Laventure Middle School in the mornings and having lunch. After lunch, participants can choose to head over to the Clubhouse, located on the Laventure Campus, and #DiscoverFun. Each week students will get to explore a different theme, ranging from Under the Sea, where they will learn about Ocean life, to Space Community Development, where they’ll explore how humans could create colonies on other planets. We will also be incorporating some popular parts of our normal 21st Century
programs, such as Digital Photography, Triple Play, and Healthy Habits. We’ll be combining fun games, community adventures, and cool projects. The program is free, though enrollment capacity is just 90, so an early enrollment is encouraged. The program is a collaboration between the Boys & Girls Club and Mount Vernon School District, and is aligned to take place in concert with the Mount Vernon Summer School program, also being housed at Laventure Middle School. Transportation to and from the program may be available, and will be announced in May.
Session 4: July 5-15: How It Works
#Discover the inner workings of the things around you. How It Works will take members through 2 weeks of tech-centric fun. The Morning Crew field trip for this session will be a special outing to the Pacific Science Center in Seattle, giving participants a real behind-the-scenes look at how things work.
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Through partnerships with the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) we are able to provide fresh, nutritious snacks and meals to youth in our Clubs and communities, at no cost to the child. In some communities, we partner with local School Districts and bridge the gap in service, and in others, Boys & Girls Clubs serve as the lead agency. Last summer, across our service area, we served over 33,000 meals and snacks. For the summer of 2016 we plan on expanding our meals program to La Conner and Burlington. We are very excited to provide a meal service to youth in these communities. Site specific meal offerings and service times will be released as we get closer to summer, please check our website and Facebook page for more info in the coming months. We know that our kids have growing bodies, and when we can assist in ensuring they have the fuel they need, our entire community wins. Make sure to stop by a Club or service location to #DiscoverNutrition this summer!
Teen Explorers Camp This summer we are excited to launch the Explorers Camp, a new program designed for youth entering 6th through 9th grade who are looking to engage in some structure-centered fun, and in the process, #DiscoverLeadership. Our program is packed with all of the activity that summer demands and all the stimulation growing brains need, and participating tweens and teens won’t have to spend their whole summer with their faces glued to a screen when they have the Boys & Girls Club offering this fun and unique summer program in both Anacortes and Sedro-Woolley. Explorers Camp will run from 10:00am to 2:30pm each day with specific activities and trips, and then participants can join in for expanded Teen Programs until their local Clubhouse closes in the evening. Those enrolled can come as early as 7:00am and join their younger peers in Morning Crew, volunteer, or spend time in reflection as they enjoy their morning snack. Each week will have games and programs that parallel the Club’s Themes and will be highlighted by inter-Club field trips. Each Wednesday, Anacortes and Sedro-Woolley are going to get together to visit local points of interest, complete service-learning projects, and engage in feats of competition between the respective Clubs.
Building character through activity doesn’t end with games and field trips though. Additional, purposeful programming including Healthy Habits, Money Matters, and Youth for Unity is on the agenda to help prepare our Club kids for the next big step in their lives: Adulthood. The cost to attend Explorers Camp is $100 weekly, with some scholarships available in limited quantity. A minimum enrollment of six youth for each location must occur to run the program, and for this year, a maximum of 13 youth will initially be accepted for each week. Online registration is not available. Please contact your corresponding Clubhouse to register.
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Session 5: July 18-29: Passport to Discovery
Grab your passport and travel the world during session 5 at the Boys & Girls Club! Members will receive their own passport and stamps along the way as the Club transforms to become different areas around the world. Morning Crew participants will travel to Seattle, take a brief boat ride to Blake Island, the ancestral camping ground of the Suquamish Tribe, enjoy a salmon-centered lunch and activities, and have a chance to explore a world of long ago.
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Theme: Passport to Discover July 18 to July 29 Morning Crew Field Trips
When you join us for Morning Crew, not only does your Club member get to #DiscoverNutrition with breakfast or a nice morning snack, as part of their path to #DiscoverEnrichment, those kids signed up for a full session also enjoy a free field trip, carefully selected to accompany and enhance the theme for that session. Youth signed up for only one week of the session, or who only come to the Club to #DiscoverFun during the Drop-in Program can pay to attend the trip, though capacity is limited, and Morning Crew participants receive priority registration for each.
Theme: How It Works July 5 to July 15 PACIFIC SCIENCE CENTER: Discover a vast collection of human knowledge and experience. Members will spend a day among the exhibits, including an educational IMAX film. Known for its’ welcoming atmosphere and hands-on experience, Club members will truly have an opportunity to see “How It Works”. Participants need to arrive at their Club wearing comfortable clothes, including closed-toed shoes appropriate for walking, by 9:00am the day of their trip, and will return by 5:30pm. Please send a sack lunch. Additional snacks will be provided. (MV/SW July 6th, ANA/LAC - July 7th) A la carte pricing: $45 Club Member, $50 Adult Chaperone
TILLICUM VILLAGE: Discover what the Puget Sound was like before European settlers arrived. Members will experience a lunch highlighting local salmon, wonderful stories, and scenic Boat ride to and from Blake Island, aboard Argosy Cruises in Seattle. Learn more about the Suquamish Tribe, local native American history, and different cultures. Club members will need to be at their Clubhouse, ready to board the Bus at 7:00am, and will return by 6:00pm. Lunch and snacks provided. Youth need to wear comfortable clothing and shoes for the elements, or may be denied boarding privileges. A la carte pricing: $70 Club Member, $110 Adult Chaperone
Theme: How It Works August 1 to August 12 TACOMA RAINIERS: Discover why baseball is known as “America’s Pastime.” Cheer for Tacoma Rainiers as they play the Albuquerque Isotopes. The AAA affiliate of the Seattle Mariners, your Club member will get to watch tomorrow’s stars today. Alex Rodriguez, Jay Buhner, Ken Griffey Jr., and Felix Hernandez all spent time with the Rainiers, so one never knows who you might get to see in action. With all Clubs going together, and joining up with some of our partner Boys & Girls Club organizations, it’s truly going to be a great day to be a Boys & Girls Club member. Club members will need to arrive at their Clubhouse by 7:30am, wearing comfortable, layered clothing, and are encouraged to bring sunscreen. A hotdog
lunch is provided, as well as AM and PM snacks. Youth are scheduled to arrive back to their Clubhouse by 6:00pm. (ALL - August 2nd) A la carte pricing: $30 Club Member, $40 Adult Chaperone
Theme: #Throwback August 15 to September 2 SEATTLE UNDERGROUND: Discover Seattle’s past. It all started in 1889, when 31 blocks of Seattle were destroyed by fire. The City would rebuild, but in the regrade, that meant building a new street level, leaving some buildings and businesses with an old ‘street level’ that was still used from time to time. Since 1965, the public has enjoyed hearing the tall tales of yesteryear while visiting a piece of Seattle that is captured perfectly and an original #Throwback. A la carte pricing: $30 Club Member, $40 Adult Chaperone
BRain Gain Enrichment is all about learning that is meaningful, rewarding, and improves our children for the better. At the Boys & Girls Club we want learning to be fun! This summer, the Clubs will offer Summer Brain Gain as part of their morning enrichment program. Summer Brain Gain and Summer Brain Gain: READ are six week modules of fun, engaging, activities designed to address summer learning
loss. Each week is focused around a theme and provides a variety of activities focused on literacy, math, and other skills. All Summer Brain Gain modules are aligned with Common Core standards, and provide opportunities for youth to learn through project-based activities, creative expression, and team collaboration.
around our weekly themes, opportunities for outdoor recreation, hands-on learning, and involvement in Boys & Girls Club National programs focused on Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, and Character & Citizenship.
In addition to Summer Brain Gain, mornings at the Club will include a variety of educational activities focused
Session 6: August 1-12: Summer Olympics
Celebrate the 2016 Summer Olympics with session at the Club! Be ready for two weeks of teamwork and collaboration as we kick off the week with our annual Team Week, followed by a week of Inter-Club challenges between our different communities. Our special trip is to Tacoma to watch the AAA Tacoma Rainiers in action, enjoy a hot dog lunch, spend time with other Club friends, and enjoy America’s pasttime.
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July 14-15 We invite Club members to #DiscoverAdventure this summer through the Boys & Girls Club. Our carefully selected opportunities are designed to be unique, relevant, fun, safe, and quite exciting, while also incorporating learning, exploration, and educational activity to keep kids engaged and their brains humming along during the long break from school. From our developing Summer Adventures, which include camping and diving with sharks, to an amazing STEM Travel trip visiting colleges and trade schools in Oregon, Idaho, and Montana for tweens and teens, something new is around every corner, and no one is going to want to miss out on joining their friends as we #DiscoverAdventure all over the Pacific Northwest.
Multi-Day Field Trips
To truly #DiscoverSummer, it’s important to try new things, stretch the imagination, and go #DiscoverAdventures. Designed primarily for youth ages 9 and up, our Summer Adventures area a series of field trips and exploration that is the perfect compliment to a summer of discovery. July’s Adventures are all set, and we’ll be registering for August Adventures soon. Registration is first-come, first-served, and because many of the experiences are intended for small groups, capacity is typically reached quite quickly.
8 MIN./12 MAX. $150 After departing Skagit County Thursday morning, participants will head south, stopping to visit another Boys & Girls Club. After setting up camp for the evening, members will enjoy a barbeque dinner and traditional campground hijinks before hitting the rack. After an early breakfast, the destination will be the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium. Alternating, in groups of four, divers will be immersed in a 240,000 gallon salt-water tank, protected by a steel cage, with a trained diver and guide, as sixteen sharks swim around, representing five different species.
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July 28-29 11 MIN./26 MAX. $110 It’s quite a drive, but the high desert plains of Eastern Washington are calling! Hikes and sightseeing are set, with a special side-trip to the Grand Coulee Dam to witness an enormous educational laser light show - on the dam. It’s going to be hot for sure, and participants will have an opportunity to experience first-hand the different flora and fauna of the region that makes it seem so much farther from home.
Session 7: August 15-26: #Throwback
Have you ever wondered what life was like when Dinosaurs walked the earth? What about flappers in the 1920’s? #Throwback will transport you through time as we learn all about the history of the world. Travel back to the yesterday of a young Seattle with this session’s field trip to Seattle’s Underground tour!
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Session 8: August 29 - September 2: Hoopla! Say goodbye to summer and let the rest of your silly out with Hoopla! Be ready for a wacky week of fun and friendship as we celebrate another great summer at the Boys & Girls Club.
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athletics It’s important to remain active, even during the dog days of summer. Beyond that, the Boys & Girls Club provides a safe, positive, and fun place to try a new sport, or better your skills at one you already may be participating in when you #DiscoverAthletics at one of our many skills camps offered this summer. Club members can remain fit and limber, under the supervision of professional Club staff, encouraging them to reach new levels of abilities in one of several sports.
Football Skills Camp
Review, or learn for the first time, the basics of the game of football. Improve your skill-set, work to become a versatile player, and compete with your peers in drills. Please have your child wear appropriate athletic attire, and shoes/cleats (pads not required) and bring a water bottle.
LA CONNER CLUB
June 20-22 AGES 9-12 10:00AM TO 11:30AM $15
Come learn all it takes to be a great Softball player! Learn the rules of the game, practice some drills you can do at home to improve, and hone hitting, throwing and catching skills. Wear appropriate clothing, including cleats if you have them. Bring a glove, water bottle, great attitude, and be prepared to have lots of fun.
MOUNT VERNON CLUB
June 27-July 1 AGES 6-9 10:00AM TO 12:00PM AGES 10-13 1:00PM TO 3:00PM $15
Volleyball Camp
Bump, set, spike! Explore the basics and fundamentals of volleyball, with a special emphasis on key aspects of the game to propel your talents to the next level. Please bring a water bottle, appropriate athletic attire & shoes, and big smile!
LA CONNER CLUB
July 18-20 AGES 9-12 10:00AM TO 11:30AM $15
Basketball Camp
Discover what it takes to become a better basketball player. Our camp will include the fundamentals of the game, working on essential skills including dribbling, passing, shooting and footwork. Have fun and learn about the game at the same time. All skill levels welcome. Please bring a water bottle, appropriate athletic attire, and gymsafe shoes.
SEDRO-WOOLLEY CLUB
July 19-21 9:00AM TO 11:30AM $15
Soccer Camp
Learn about the fundamentals from a college athlete! We’ll be stressing the basics of the support, teaching the importance of teamwork, and incorporating a number of fun activities and games into our drills. Please bring a water bottle, appropriate athletic attire, cleats (not required), and great attitude.
LA CONNER CLUB
August 8 - 10 10:00AM TO 11:30AM $15
2016 DISCOVER SUMMER REGISTRATION FORM
Session 2: THEME: TAKING FLIGHT
Session 5: THEME: PASSPORT TO DISCOVERY
Please fill out one form per child. Additional Forms will be available at all Club locations and our Admin Office. Forms and payment should be turned into your corresponding Club. Online registration is available at skagitclubs.org.
June 20-24: $100 (La Conner, Sedro-Woolley, Mount Vernon) June 23-24: $40 (Anacortes Only)
Add Ons
Fees are for Field Trips, Add on Camps, and Morning Program hours from 7am to 1pm. There is no fee for Drop-In hours from 1pm to 6pm (6:30pm in Sedro-Woolley)
June 20-22: Football Camp at La Conner: 10-11:30am: $15 June 20-24: STEM CAMP at Sedro-Woolley: $100
Membership Required If your child is not yet a member, additional forms and payments will apply. Please register for Membership first at your corresponding Club location. Waiting lists may apply.
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Session 3: THEME: WATER WORLD June 27- July 1: $100
Add Ons June 27- July 1: Softball Camp at Mount Vernon: 10am-12pm: 6-9yrs: $15
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Session 1: THEME: RELAXATION STATION June 15-17: $60 (La Conner & Sedro-Woolley Only)
July 18-22: STEM Camp at Mount Vernon: $100 July 25-29: STEM Camp at La Conner: $100 July 18-20: Volleyball Camp at La Conner: 10-11:30am: $15 July 19-21: Basketball Camp at Sedro-Woolley: 9-11:30am: Ages 9-12: $20
Session 6: THEME: OLYMPICS Aug 1-5 & Aug 8-12: $200 Includes Field Trip to Tacoma Rainier’s Game on Aug 2: All Clubs
Al la Carte Session 6a: Aug 1-5: $100
Session 6b: Aug 8-12: $100
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Aug 1-5: STEM Camp at Burlington School District Annex: $100 Aug 2: Tacoma Rainier’s Game: All Clubs: $30 Aug 8-10: Soccer Camp at La Conner: 10-11:30am: $15
July 5-8 & July 11-15: $180 Includes a trip to the Pacific Science Center. *Mount Vernon/Sedro-Woolley Pacific Science Center Trip: July 6. *Anacortes/La Conner Pacific Science Center Trip: July 7
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July 19: Tillicum Village: All Clubs: $70
Session 4b: July 11-15: $100
Add Ons July 6: Mount Vernon/Sedro-Woolley Pacific Science Center Field Trip: $45 July 7: Anacortes/La Conner Pacific Science Center Field Trip: $45 July 8: La Conner Field Trip: Bellingham Trampoline Park: $25
Session 7: THEME: THROWBACK Aug 15-19 & Aug 22-26: $200 Includes Seattle Underground Tour on Aug 23: All Clubs
Al la Carte Session 7a: Aug 15-19: $100
Session 7b: Aug 22-26: $100
Add Ons Aug 23: Seattle Underground Tour: All Clubs: $30
Session 8: THEME: HOOPLA Aug 29-Sept 2: $100
Session 5: THEME: PASSPORT TO DISCOVERY July 18-22 & July 25-29: $200 Includes a trip to the Tillicum Village on July 19: All Clubs
Al la Carte Session 5a: July 18-22: $100
Session 5b: July 25-29: $100
ADDITIONAL FIELD TRIPS July 14-15: Camping & Shark Diving: All Clubs: $150 July 28-29: Eastern Washington Camping Trip: All Clubs: $110 Both are Limited to ages 9 and up.
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