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Summer
Programs
2016
Directory
Serving Youth in Greater Hartford
CHANNEL 3 KIDS CAMP
Summer Camps n Youth Leadership Training n Tutorial Programs
Summer School Information n Summer Reading Programs
Park and Pool Schedules n Family Activities n Job Training
Dear Families:
Summer comes and goes quickly and all of us want to
make the most of the season. This directory will help
you find activities that children and families can enjoy.
Summer is a wonderful time for students to participate
in a program that can provide new experiences and
reinforce skills learned during the school year to
support year-round learning. This helps to prevent
summer learning loss and keeps kids engaged in
positive ways.
Finding an affordable summer program that meets
your needs can be a challenge. The directory lists a
variety of camp, tutorial and other summer programs
Have
a safe and
enjoyable
summer!
that are available throughout Hartford and the
surrounding area, as well as park and pool schedules,
free lunch programs and other activities. Youth
programs offer a combination of activities to promote
learning and youth development, and an opportunity
for parents to participate. Options for both youth and
adults with disabilities, as well as for senior citizens, are
included.
Look through the directory and use the information
to decide which programs are best for your children,
teens, elderly or other family members, including free
job training opportunities and cultural programs. If
there is a charge for the program, it is noted; however,
a number of programs are offered free, or at reduced
fees based on income. We recommend registering as
early as possible and asking program staff whether
financial aid is available.
This directory was produced by:
Hartford Foundation
for Public Giving
Hartford Public Schools
Please check your local branch of the
Hartford Public Library for extra copies
of this directory, or to search summer
programs online:
www.hfpg.org
www.hfpg.org/parents
www.hartfordschools.org/summer2016
CONTENTS
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Helping You Plan Summer Activities / What’s in the Directory
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How to Use This Directory
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Message from Hartford Foundation for Public Giving President
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Message from Hartford Public Schools Superintendent
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Hartford Public Schools Student Centered Literacy
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Hartford Performs (arts education information)
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Hartford Public Library Summer Learning Programs
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Brighter Futures Family Centers
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CT Science Center / Wadsworth Atheneum Family Activities
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Hartford Public Schools Early Start Program and Afternoon Enrichment Program (Grades K-7)
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Hartford Public Schools Quick Directory
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Hartford Department of Families, Children, Youth & Recreation Summer Programs
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Camp Programs
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Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Programs
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Tutorial Programs
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Agency Phone Index
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Job Training for Adults and Youth
KEY
Look for these symbols following program titles:
g
$
Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for the most up-to-date
information on program dates, times, lengths and location as these are subject to change.
Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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Helping You Plan Summer Activities
What’s
in the
Directory?
n A summary of Hartford Public Schools (HPS) Early Start Summer School
Program. For more information, visit www.hartfordschools.org/summer2016
n A description of City of Hartford summer programs
n Other summer opportunities including job training for youth and adults
What should I know before I get started?
Begin by exploring with your children their interests in activities
offered in the summer program listings. Also, be sure to talk
with their teachers about their academic needs and whether
your child may be required to attend summer school. You will
need to be sure that the programs you choose won’t conflict
with summer school dates and times, and to identify times
during the summer your children will be able to participate in
additional summer programs.
If your child is required to attend summer school, find
out in which school the sessions will take place, and check the
program listings (or ask school staff) for summer programs
operating in or near the school that your child will be attending,
so that they can participate in programs after summer school
ends each day.
A number of the day programs are located in Hartford
area schools. Be sure to check with staff to confirm locations
and schedules.
Can my child attend both the Hartford Public Schools Early Start or other
HPS programs, and a summer camp or other community program?
Yes. The Hartford Public Schools Early Start or other
programs are designed to provide enrichment activities around
the summer school sessions. A few programs also continue
after summer school ends in August.
Youth not participating in HPS summer programs may
enroll in a full-day summer program. For details on the
Hartford Public Schools Early Start and other programs, please
refer to the summary in this directory. For additional details,
visit the HPS website: www.hartfordschools.org/summer2016.
program sessions are held either in the morning or afternoon
and a number of the summer camps and other community
programs offer half-day sessions. So, if your child is attending
Early Start or other HPS programs, he or she can attend a camp
or other community program either for a half day or participate
in a full-day program during June or early July before summer
school is in session. Many of the Hartford school-based
What’s in each summer program listing?
1. Program location
the full benefit of the program. Contact the program that
interests you for more information.
2. Activities offered
5. Fees and financial aid: Some programs have fees. If
you are unable to pay the program fee, please contact the
program anyway. Many programs offer “camperships,”
which are similar to scholarships. Your child may qualify for
a campership or reduced fee based on family income. Be
sure to contact the program that interests you as soon as
possible to find out, and note the “l” and “$” symbols
used in this directory to indicate when programs offer free
or reduced fees to qualified applicants.
3. Area and ages served
4. Start and end-dates and length of each session
Note: A summer program may be open for six weeks or
more, but campers normally attend for one- or twoweek sessions, not all six weeks. Some programs allow
participants to attend multiple sessions. Other programs
may restrict the number of sessions each participant may
attend. Several of the CIT and tutorial programs require
youth to participate for a longer period so they can get
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soon as possible to help ensure that your child and other
family members can participate in the program of their
choice. If the registration deadline has passed, call the
program to see if space is available.
6.Transportation: Some programs provide transportation.
This is noted in the listing.
7. Registration deadline/program contacts: The
registration deadline and program staff contact information
are listed, but don’t wait until the deadline to call. Call as
How to use this directory
This directory lists 49 summer programs that support building
skills and youth development. It is divided into three sections:
camp, counselor-in-training and tutorial programs.
work a regular job the chance to earn a little money and
receive training as assistants at camps or other summer
programs. Many of the programs offer a small stipend
while helping teens gain important leadership skills.
You’ll want to sign up quickly for these programs as CIT
internships go fast!
n Camp Programs
These summer programs offer a variety of fun learning
activities including sports, arts, crafts, theater, swimming,
computers, science, reading and other enrichment
activities, and much, much more. Both residential and day
programs are offered. Pick a program that best suits your
child’s interests.
n Tutorial Programs
These programs encourage your child’s love of learning
and academic success — with an emphasis on fun. Each
program is different. Review the program descriptions, talk
with program staff and select the program that will best
meet your child’s academic needs and interests.
n Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Programs
These programs offer older youth who are too young to
How do I enroll my child in one of these programs?
Contact the program directly as soon as possible. Use the
contact information listed in the program listings. If one
program is full, call another. There are many options available
for children and youth living in the Greater Hartford area.
Are there other summer programs available for children
and youth in Greater Hartford?
Yes. For information about summer programs not listed
special needs, and much more. Dial 2-1-1 anytime day or
night to talk to a 2-1-1 specialist or search the online database
at www.211ct.org. Click on 2-1-1:
Search for Services in Connecticut.
You may also reach 2-1-1 Child Care
by dialing by 1-800-505-1000 or
simply dial 2-1-1 and select the prompt for child care, Monday
through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., or search the
online database at http://search.211childcare.org/.
in this directory, dial 2-1-1. Also be sure to review the Hartford
Department of Families, Children, Youth & Recreation programs
on page 13. The Agency Phone Index on page 32 can also be
helpful in finding additional programs.
2-1-1 can help families find other services, including free
summer food programs for kids, food cooperatives and food
pantries, housing information, benefits assistance, health care
options, child care programs, services for children with
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Together for good®
Yvette Melendez, Chair
Board of Directors
Yvette Meléndez, Chair
JoAnn H. Price, Vice Chair
Robert B. Goldfarb, Treasurer
Nancy P. Bernstein
David M. Borden
R. Nelson Griebel
Rodney O. Powell
Theodore S. Sergi
Andrew R. Worthington
Spring 2016
President
Linda J. Kelly
Dear Families,
Let’s celebrate summer! It is a wonderful time for families and for keeping youth
engaged. During the summer, math and reading skills learned in school can fade unless
students are involved in interesting activities that reinforce those skills.
The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving is pleased to provide funding support to
nonprofits operating programs and to bring providers together during the year to
explore strategies for delivering quality programs that build both academic and youth
development skills.
Many parents look for summer programs that will engage their children to learn and have
fun at the same time. We are proud to continue to publish this directory in collaboration
with the Hartford Public Schools to provide information about summer school and other
local programs, including programs for persons with special needs. Many of the summer
programs listed in this directory are free or offer reduced fees, so we encourage parents
to ask about financial assistance.
We also invite parents, and other adults looking for support in developing their job
skills and connecting to training or employment, to review the workforce development
opportunities included in the back of this directory.
Enjoy your summer!
Sincerely,
Linda J. Kelly
President
10 Columbus Boulevard, 8th Floor
Hartford, CT 06106
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860-548-1888
fax 860-249-3561
www.hfpg.org
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Student
Centered
Literacy
A community commitment to
literacy and language acquisition:
Read, Write, Listen, Speak,
Think & Lead
SEE THE WORLD!
The Hartford Public Schools Office of
Academics provides and collaborates
to ensure all students become life long
readers & writers:
n Boundless Partnership with
local libraries
n MyOn- An online library providing
books of all genres for all readers.
(login and password are Students’ ID
numbers)
READ all summer!
You never know where a
book will take you…
n Follow events on Twitter
@hps_TheNewK2!
“Every student and every
school thrives, no exceptions.”
Parents:
Have your child read every day this summer!
Keep a book log and a reflection journal to log
your child’s adventures!
NEED BOOKS TO READ?
• Visit the Hartford Public Library.
• Ask your child’s school for curriculum brochures and text lists.
• Host a book swap! Trade BOOKS with friends.
• Use MyOwn, our online library.
For more information contact:
Vanessa Diaz-Valencia, Assistant Director of Curriculum,
Instruction & Programs
shacv001@hartfordschools.org
or email
earlylit@hartfordschools.org
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Hartford Public Library
2016 Summer Learning Program
“The Summer of Fitness”
In collaboration with the
Hartford Public
Schools and the
Governor’s Summer
Reading Challenge
Track your READING, ACTIVITIES and the
PROGRAMS you attend to earn PRIZES!
*Registration begins May 14th @ any HPL branch or
online @ http://bit.ly/1uQaL63
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GREAT
LEARNING
PROGRAMS
PARENT/CHILD 0-5
Earn books and prizes as you
read and play with your child!
YOUTH 6-12
SUMMER LEARNING KICK-OFF CELEBRATION
Earn books and prizes and you
read and complete activities!
TEEN 13-19
Earn books and prizes as you
read and discover new interests!
Sign up for the program and have fun at our
outdoor carnival!
Concerts
Crafts
Snacks
Entertainers
Great Programs at All Locations !
* Science *Animal Shows * Mega Education
*Fitness *and more
For more information, contact the Downtown Children’s Department at 860.695.6330.
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CHILD CARE PROVIDERS
Earn books as you give your
children a summer of learning
opportunities. For at-home,
family, and small centers. Call
860.695.6330 for more
information.
Literacy Support for
Campers
Learn how to bring literacy and
fun programming to your camp
groups! Campers earn weekly
prizes for reading. Call
860.695.6330 for more
information.
Enjoy Year-Round Learning and Fun at Hartford’s
Brighter Futures
Family Centers
Parents, caregivers and young
children can engage in a variety
of fun and educational activities
at any one of Hartford’s six
Brighter Futures Family Centers.
ASYLUM HILL FAMILY CENTER
n Have fun and get in shape by taking part in cooking, dance
and exercise classes.
n Participate in programs designed especially for fathers and
their young children.
n Join other parents and young children in playgroups, story
activities, book clubs and “Dinner & A Story” events.
n Participate in a variety of programs for new moms and
their babies.
n Enjoy group sewing and arts activities, including jewelry
making and origami.
n Take advantage of educational programs, including classes
on computer skills, earning your GED, entrepreneurship,
parenting skills, creative writing and more.
n Take part in field trips to museums, parks, fairs, movies,
plays and other family events.
n Build leadership skills and become positive change agents
in your neighborhood.
n Enroll young children in entertaining and educational
activities that offer fun ways to learn math and science skills.
Program schedules vary by site. Call specific centers for program dates and times.
C H E C K O U T A F A M I LY C E N T E R I N Y O U R N E I G H B O R H O O D
Call for more information:
Asylum Hill Family Center
Catholic Charities
60 Gillett Street, Suite 101
Hartford, CT 06105
Phone: 860-244-9944
Parker Memorial Family Center
Catholic Charities
2621 Main Street
Hartford, CT 06120
Phone: 860-757-0827
RAMBUH Family Center
Village for Families & Children
105 Spring Street
Hartford, CT 06105
Phone: 860-236-4511
El Centro de Desarrollo y
Reafirmacion Familiar
Institute for the Hispanic Family,
Catholic Charities
45 Wadsworth Street
Hartford, CT 06106
Phone: 860-524-6853
Parkville Family Center
Family Life Education
30 Arbor Street, First Floor Front
Hartford, CT 06106
Phone: 860-233-9700
Southside Family Service Center
Catholic Charities
35 Groton Street
Hartford, CT 06106
Phone: 860-297-7800
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Summer Fun at the
Wadsworth Atheneum
SECOND SATURDAYS FOR FAMILIES
FREE ADMISSION | 10am – 1pm
Explore art, encourage creativity, and expand
your imagination with hands-on art projects,
family-friendly tours, music and fun with the
performing arts. Join us every month year-round!
Coming Up: May 14, July 9, August 13
JUNETEENTH FAMILY DAY:
POWER AND IDENTITY
Saturday, June 11, 2016
FREE ADMISSION | 10am – 4pm
Experience the transforming art of MATRIX artist
Vanessa German. Share a moment with the artist
in Eye Contact is an Act of Love followed by a
procession of poetry, music, and dance.
For more programs and a list of current
exhibitions visit www.thewadsworth.org.
Second Saturdays for Families are funded by Aetna. Additional support
provided by the J. Walton Bissell Foundation, Inc., and the George A.
and Grace L. Long Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Co-Trustee.
Program supplies are generously donated by S&S Worldwide.
Juneteenth Family Day is funded by The Hartford.
Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art | 600 Main Street, Hartford, CT | thewadsworth.org
CITY OF
HARTFORD
RESIDENTS!
Enjoy Free General Admission to
the Connecticut Science Center
during the month of August 2016*
*Proof of Hartford residency required.
Visit any public library in the city of
Hartford and request a Day Pass.
Children 18 and under must be
accompanied by an adult.
Special thanks to:
250 Columbus Blvd., Downtown Hartford, CT 06103
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CTScienceCenter.org
Hartford Public Schools Programs
Early Start and Afternoon Enrichment Program
(Grades K-7): Monday, July 11 – Friday, August 5, 2016
The Hartford Public Schools offers the Early Start summer school program
for students in grades K-7 who are state and district mandated to
participate based on the need for academic support. Early Start students
will receive instructional intervention in the school they attended during
the 2015-2016 school year. Academic instruction, breakfast, lunch, nursing
services and transportation (for eligible students) are provided at no cost
for mandated students.
Please check with your school site for additional information and updates
regarding the Early Start Summer Program.
The purpose of the Early Start summer
school program is to prevent summer learning
loss and to improve academic performance
of reading and math skills as evidenced
by district and school progress monitoring
assessments. In addition, students participate
in enrichment learning opportunities provided
by Community-Based Organizations (CBOs).
Please visit www.hartfordschools.org/summer2016 for the latest
information on Hartford Public Schools Summer School 2016.
CAMP COURANT
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Hartford Public Schools Quick Directory
Name of Elementary and Secondary Schools
Office #
Name of Elementary and Secondary Schools
Office #
Achievement First Hartford Academy Elementary School 860-695-6560
Journalism and Media Academy Magnet School
860-695-7564
Achievement First Hartford Academy High School
860-695-6680
Kennelly School
860-695-3860
Achievement First Hartford Academy Middle School
860-695-6760
Kinsella Magnet School of Performing Arts (9-12)
860-695-2040
Achievement First Summit 860-695-6200
Kinsella Magnet School of Performing Arts (PK4-8)
860-695-4140
Asian Studies Academy at Bellizzi School
860-695-2400
Martin Luther King Jr. School
860-695-3980
Batchelder School
860-695-2720
McDonough Expeditionary Learning School 860-695-4260
Betances Early Reading Lab School
860-695-2840
MD Fox School
Breakthrough II Magnet School
860-695-6380
Milner School
Breakthrough Magnet School
860-695-5700
Montessori Magnet at Moylan
860-695-2600
Bulkeley High School (Lower)
860-695-1202
Montessori Magnet School at Annie Fisher
860-695-3560
Bulkeley High School (Upper)
860-695-1011
Naylor School
860-695-4620
Burns Latino Studies Academy
860-695-2980
OPPortunity Academy
860-695-5990
Burr School
860-695-3080
Parkville School
860-695-4721
Capital Community College Magnet
860-906-5122
Pathways Academy of Technology 860-695-9451
Capital Preparatory Magnet School 860-695-9800
Rawson School
860-695-4840
Clark School
860-695-3240
Renzulli Gifted and Talented Academy
860-695-2140
860-695-7724/7725
860-695-4380
Classical Magnet School
860-695-9100
Sánchez School
860-695-4940
Culinary Arts Academy at Weaver
860-695-1733
SAND School
860-695-5040
Environmental Sciences Magnet School at Hooker 860-695-3760
Simpson-Waverly School
860-695-5161
Expeditionary Learning Academy at Moylan
860-695-4500
Sport & Medical Sciences Academy 860-695-6900
Global Communications Academy
860-695-6020
STEM Magnet at Annie Fisher 860-695-3500
Great Path Academy at MCC
860-512-3700
STEM Magnet at Dwight
860-695-2970
Hartford Magnet Trinity College Academy 860-695-7201
University High School of Science & Engineering 860-695-9020
Hartford Pre-K Magnet School
860-695-5820
Webster MicroSociety Magnet 860-695-5380
High School, Inc.
860-695-7100
West Middle School (5-8)
860-695-5549
HPHS Academy of Engineering & Green Technology
860-695-1315
West Middle School (K-4)
860-695-5480
HPHS Law & Government Academy
860-695-1320
Wish Museum School
860-695-5600
HPHS Nursing Academy
860-695-1305
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Hartford Department of Families,
Children, Youth & Recreation
550 Main Street | Hartford, Connecticut 06114 | 860-757-4880
The Hartford Department of Families, Children, Youth and Recreation offers a multitude of safe and quality programs that
will focus on physical fitness, health awareness, sports, arts and crafts, cultural activities, and nutrition for residents of all
ages and abilities for the summer.
Our American Red Cross certified lifeguards are located at our four outdoor pools, which offer swim lessons for children
and adults, city-wide swim-team and recreational supervised swim for children, adults and families. Some park playgrounds
will be supervised and have amenities that may include spray pools, basketball courts and league play, pony rides, tennis
lessons, field trips, and free concerts and performances.
There are several City of Hartford schools, playgrounds, agencies and organizations that will be offering free
breakfasts and lunches to Hartford youngsters ages 18 and under, from Monday, June 27–Friday, August
5. For more information, questions, site locations and scheduling for the Hartford Public Schools summer
feeding program, call 860-695-8490. For all other city listings and sites, please call 860-757-4880 or just call 2-1-1.
Most programs are open and free to Hartford residents. Some programs have limited enrollment and will be filled on
a first come, first served basis. Starting this Summer of 2016, in order to access City Pools, Recreation/Community
Centers and City grant funded Summer/Afterschool Programs, Hartford youth 8–15 years old must show a Hartford
Public Library Card. Those 16 years of age and older must present a valid Connecticut Motor Vehicle Operator’s
License or Connecticut non-drivers photo ID card which indicates their Hartford address. For information on how to
get your library card, please visit: http://www.hplct.org. For State ID’s or Driver’s License, please visit: http://www.ct.gov/dmv.
Applications and more detailed information on activities this summer for kids, families and seniors will be available in April
by calling 860-757-4880 or visiting our neighborhood centers, early learning centers or libraries.
Division for Recreation Administration Office
550 Main Street, Room 304 • 860-757-4880
Troy C. Stewart, Assistant Director
Programs specified as “drop-in” means that no space is guaranteed for a child on any
particular day. Children are free to arrive or leave the program site at anytime. Parks
staff is not responsible for transportation to and from our drop-in programs.
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Please call for the most up-to-date information on schedules as these are subject to change.
Parker Memorial Community Center
Samuel V. Arroyo Center @ Pope Park
Enrollment is required.
(Must show license or ID with photo/date of birth.)
Kamp Arroyo
Enrollment is limited and will be filled on a first come, first
served basis.
2621 North Main Street
30 Pope Park Drive
Kamp Parker
Enrollment is limited and will be filed on a first come, first
served basis.
Registration Starts: Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Start/End Date:
Monday, June 27 – Friday, August 5, 2016
Holiday:
Monday, July 4, 2016
Time:
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Free Summer Breakfast: 9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
Free Summer Lunch:
12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Ages:8–12
Parent Orientation: Tuesday, June 21 at 6:00 p.m.
(Arroyo Center)
Phone Number:860-722-6573
Registration Starts: Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Monday, June 27 – Friday, August 5, 2016
Holiday:
Monday, July 4, 2016
Time:
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Free Summer Breakfast: 9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
Free Summer Lunch:
12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Ages:8–12
Parent Orientation: Wednesday, June 22 at 6:00 p.m. (Parker Center)
Phone Number:860-757-0820
Start/End Date:
Night Recreation aims to keep teens active into the evening
hours this summer. Stop by the site for supervised games and
activities. (Must show school ID, license or ID with photo/date
of birth.) Enrollment is required.
Night Recreation aims to keep teens active into the evening
hours this summer. Stop by the site for supervised games and
activities. (Must show school ID, license or ID with photo/date
of birth.) Enrollment is required.
Phone Number:860-722-6573
Phone Number:860-757-0820
Start/End Date:
Monday, June 27 – Friday, August 5, 2016
Monday, July 4, 2016
Time:
6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Ages:16+
Start/End Date:
Monday, June 27 – Friday, August 5, 2016
Holiday:
Monday, July 4, 2016
Time:
6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Ages:16+
Holiday:
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Metzner Center
680 Franklin Avenue
Kamp Metzner
Enrollment is limited and will be filled on a first come, first
served basis.
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Start/End Date:
Monday, June 27 – Friday, August 12, 2016
Holiday:
Monday, July 4, 2016
Time:
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Free Summer Breakfast: 9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
Free Summer Lunch:
12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Ages:8–12
Parent Orientation: Thursday, June 23 at 6:00 p.m. (Metzner Center)
Phone Number:860-757-4880
Visit the following parks this summer for
free, supervised “drop in” recreation from
June 27 – August 5, 2016. Recreation staff
at each park will prepare and deliver a
daily schedule of fun activities from sports
active games to arts projects and other fun,
educational activities.
Registration Starts:
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Please call for the most up-to-date information on schedules as these are subject to change.
Colt Park Supervised Playground
Summer Spray Pools
106 Wethersfield Avenue
Forster Heights: Harvard Street
Goodwin Park: Maple Avenue/South Street
Keney Park: Woodland Street
Day Park: Orange/Arbor Street
Pope Park North: Putnam/Russ Street
Sigourney Park: Sigourney Street
Delucco Playground: Brook/Bedford Street
Lozada Playground: East/Seyms Street
South End Park: Franklin Avenue
Willie Ware Playground: Windsor Street
Columbus Park Supervised Playground
680 Franklin Avenue
Cronin Park Supervised Playground
Granby and Durham Street
Day Park Supervised Playground
Arbor and Orange Street
Elizabeth Park East Supervised
Playground
Elizabeth and North Beacon Street
Forester Heights Supervised
Playground
Start/End Date:
Time:
Amherst Street
Goodwin Park Supervised Playground
Monday, June 20 –
Monday, September 5, 2016
10:00 a.m. – dusk
All playground spray pools are closed during
inclement weather.
South Street and Maple Avenue
Hyland Park Supervised Playground
New Britain Avenue
Keney Park Supervised (Woodland)
Playground
Woodland and Greenfield Street
Pope Park Supervised (North)
Playground
Putnum and Russ Street
Sigourney Park Supervised Playground
Sigourney Street
Willie Ware Supervised Playground
697 Windsor Avenue
Start/End Date:
Monday, June 27 – Friday, August 5, 2016
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. (Monday – Friday)
Holiday:
Monday, July 4, 2016
Free Summer Lunch: Monday, June 27 – Friday, August 5, 2016
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Ages:1–18
Hours of Operation:
Programs will be closed during inclement weather.
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Outdoor Pool Sites
Metzner Center
Summer Food Service Program
Colt Park Pool: 106 Wethersfield Avenue
860-722-6478
Goodwin Park Pool: Maple Avenue/South Street
860-722-6532
Pope Park Pool: 30 Pope Park Drive
860-722-6558
Keney Park Pool: Edgewood/Greenfield Street
860-722-6565
680 Franklin Avenue
860-757-4880
Start/End Date:
Holiday:
Time:
Monday, June 27 – Friday, August 12, 2016
Monday, July 4, 2016
8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Outdoor sites will not serve lunch during inclement weather.
All information subject to change.
REGISTRATION
FOR SWIM LESSONS/GROUP VISITS
Start/End Date:
Wednesday, April 27, 2016 –
Saturday, July 9, 2016
n Enrollment will be filled on a first come, first served basis.
n During a heat wave, all regular pool programs will
not operate. We will have Family Swim all day.
n All pools are closed at least 30 minutes whenever thunder
or lightning is reported.
POOL HOURS OF OPERATION
Start/End Date:
Monday, June 27, 2016 –
Saturday, August 6, 2016
Weekends/Holidays
Saturday, Sunday
1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.:
Family Swim
Tuesday/Thursday
10:00 p.m. – 12:00 p.m.:
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.:
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.:
Swim Lessons
Adult Swim
Swim Lessons
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.: Youth Recreation Swim
CHANNEL 3 KIDS CAMP
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CAMP PROGRAMS
Camp Programs
These summer programs offer a
variety of recreational activities as
well as learning and enrichment opportunities.
American School for the Deaf Camp
Isola Bella $k
Artists Collective
Rites of Passage Summer Program $
Twin Lakes • Salisbury
1200 Albany Avenue • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Career Exploration/
Learning, Computers, Crafts, Dance, Educational
Activities, Games, Music, Social Recreational
Programming, Teen Programming, Theater
Ages Served:7–14
Areas Served:
Primarily Upper Albany, Clay Arsenal, Asylum
Hill, Blue Hills
Start Date (first session):07/05/16 End Date (last session): 08/12/16
Hours of Operation:
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Session Length:
6 weeks
Fee:
$600 (6 weeks) $
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Aqiida Gilbert or Ana Lengsavath
Artists Collective, Inc.
1200 Albany Avenue
Hartford, CT 06112 860-527-3205
info@artistscollective.org
Website:www.artistscollective.org
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
Academic Enrichment, Art, Boating, Crafts,
Dance, Educational Activities, Field Trips, Games,
Music, Nature or Environmental Learning,
Recreational Swimming, Science Activities, Social
Recreational Programing, Sports or Athletics,
Swim Lessons, Teen Programming, Wilderness
Activities
Ages Served:8–17
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford, northeast region
Start Date (first session):
06/26/16
End Date (last session): 07/30/16
Hours of Operation:
Residential camp
Session Length:
2 weeks
(1 week session for behaviorally and emotionally
challenged)
Fee:
$975 (2 weeks) $
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Alyssa Pecorino
American School for the Deaf
139 North Main Street
West Hartford, CT 06107
860-899-1209 (videophone)
alyssa.pecorino@asd-1817.org
Website:www.asd-1817.org
Registration Deadline:
May 15, 2016 or until filled
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Blue Hills Civic Association
Capital City Summer Youth Track
Program g$
Hartford High School • 55 Forest Street • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Boys Only Activities, Girls Only Activities, Health
and Wellness, Social Recreational Programming,
Sports or Athletics
Ages Served:10–18
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):06/13/16 End Date (last session): 08/05/16
Hours of Operation:
5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Session Length:
6 or 8 weeks
Fee:
$90 (8 weeks) $
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Quishema Jones
Blue Hills Civic Association
846 Asylum Avenue
Hartford, CT 06105
860-560-7655
capitalcitytrack1@yahoo.com
Website:www.capitalcitytrackclub.com
Registration Deadline:
June 17, 2016 or until filled
CAMP COURANT
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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CAMP PROGRAMS
Boys and Girls Clubs of Hartford
Summer Fun Club $
Camp Horizons k$
127 Babcock Hill Road • South Windham
Asylum Hill Club site, 170 Sigourney Street • Northwest Club site, 1
Nahum Drive • Southwest Club site, 1 Chandler Street • Trinity Club
site, 1500 Broad Street • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Art, Boating, Career Exploration/Learning,
Computers, Crafts, Dance, Games, Horseback
Riding, Music, Nature or Environmental Learning,
Recreational Swimming, Science Activities, Social
Recreational Programming, Sports or Athletic,
Swim Lessons, Wilderness Activities
Ages Served:
8–80 (Serves children and adults with
developmental disabilities)
Areas Served:USA
Start Date (first session):
06/19/16
End Date (last session): 08/20/16
Hours of Operation:
Residential camp
Session Length:
2 weeks
Fee:
$2,775 (2 weeks) $
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Michelle Heimall
Horizons, Inc.
127 Babcock Hill Road
P.O. Box 323
South Windham, CT 06266
860-456-1032
mheimall@horizonsct.org
Website:www.horizonsct.org
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Career Exploration/
Learning, Computers, Crafts, Educational
Activities, Field Trips, Games, Recreational
Swimming, Science Activities, Social Recreational
Programming, Sports or Athletics, Teen
Programing
Ages Served:6–13
Areas Served:Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/20/16
End Date (last session): 08/12/16
Hours of Operation:
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Session Length:
8 weeks
Fee:
$400 (8 weeks) $
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Shawonda Swain
Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford
170 Sigourney Street
Hartford, CT 06105
860-929-7661
sswain@bgchartford.org
Website:www.bgchartford.org
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
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Camp Courant l
Capitol Region Education Council
(CREC) Center for Creative Youth $
Programs/Activities:
Programs/Activities:
Wesleyan University • Middletown
96 Batterson Park Road • Farmington
Academic Enrichment, Art, Boys Only Activities,
Career Exploration/Learning, Computers,
Creative Writing, Dance, Educational Activities,
Field Trips, Filmmaking, Games, Girls
Only Activities, Music, Photography, Social
Recreational Programming, Song Writing, Teen
Programming, Theater
Ages Served:14–18
Areas Served:
Connecticut, Nationwide and International
Start Date (first session):
06/26/16
End Date (last session): 07/23/16
Hours of Operation:
Residential program
Session Length:
4 weeks
Fee:
$3,600 (4 weeks) $
Transportation Available: Yes (call CCY for assistance with transporation)
To Register:
Lisa Foss
Center for Creative Youth
15 Vernon Street
Hartford, CT 06106
860-757-6391
lfoss@crec.org
Website:www.crec.org/ccy
Registration Deadline:
March 2016 or until filled
Academic Enrichment, Art, Career Exploration/
Learning, Computers, Crafts, Dance, Educational
Activities, Field Trips, Games, Music, Nature
or Environmental Learning, Recreational
Swimming, Science Activities, Social Recreational
Programming, Sports or Athletics, Swim Lessons,
Teen Programming, Theater
Ages Served:5–15
Areas Served:Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/20/16
End Date (last session): 07/29/16
Hours of Operation:
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Session Length:
6 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Mily Navedo
Hartford’s Camp Courant
285 Broad Street
Hartford, CT 06115
860-241-3792
mnavedo@campcourant.org
Website:www.campcourant.org
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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CAMP PROGRAMS
Catholic Charities Inc.
Summer Survivor l
ConnectiKids 2016 Summer Program l
814 Asylum Avenue • Hartford
Thirman L. Milner School • 104 Vine Street • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Boating, Career
Exploration/Learning, Cooking, Crafts, Dance,
Educational Activities, Field Trips, Games, Music,
Recreational Swimming, Science Activities, Social
Recreational Programming, Swim Lessons
Ages Served:7–13
Areas Served:
Asylum Hill
Start Date (first session):
07/05/16
End Date (last session): 08/05/16
Hours of Operation:
12:15 p.m. to 3:45 p.m.
Session Length:
5 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Andrea Williams
ConnectiKids, Inc.
814 Asylum Avenue
Hartford, CT 06105
860-527-6083
awilliams@ct-kids.org
Website:www.ct-kids.org
Registration Deadline:
June 30, 2016 or until filled
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Educational Activities,
Field Trips
Ages Served:9-14
Areas Served:
Upper Albany, Clay Arsenal
Start Date (first session):
07/05/16
End Date (last session): 08/02/16
Hours of Operation:
8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Session Length:
5 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Takeia Pitts
Catholic Charities Inc. – Archdiocese of Hartford
839 Asylum Avenue
Hartford, CT 06105
860-695-4465
tpitts@ccaoh.org
Website:www.ccaoh.org
Registration Deadline:
June 17, 2016 or until filled
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Channel 3 Kids Camp k$
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73 Times Farm Road • Andover
Cultural Dance Troupe of the West
Indies — Dizzy Wiz l
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Computers, Crafts,
Dance, Educational Activities, Games, Music,
Nature or Environmental Learning, Recreational
Swimming, Science Activities, Social Recreational
Programming, Sports or Athletics, Swim Lessons,
Teen Programming, Theater, Wilderness
Activities
Ages Served:8–19
Areas Served:Connecticut
Start Date (first session):
06/19/16
End Date (last session): 08/19/16
Hours of Operation:
Residential camp
Session Length:
1 week
Fee:
Sliding scale $100 and up $
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Alycia Williams
Channel 3 Kids Camp 7
3 Times Farm Road
Andover, CT 06232
860-742-2267 ext. 100
a.williams@channel3kidscamp.org
Website:www.channel3kidscamp.org
Registration Deadline:
Two weeks prior to start of each session
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
2880 Main Street • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Art, Boys Only Activities, Costume Making,
Crafts, Dance, Social Recreational Programming,
Theater
Ages Served:3–19
Areas Served:Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/05/16
End Date (last session): 08/13/16
Hours of Operation:
4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Session Length:
6 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Valencia Coleman
Cultural Dance Troupe of the West Indies, Inc.
PO Box 4046
Hartford, CT 06147-4046
860-249-8915
cdancetroupe@aol.com
Website:www.culturaldance.org
Registration Deadline:
July 15, 2016 or until filled
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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CAMP PROGRAMS
Ebony Horsewomen
Equine/Animal Summer Day Camp $
337 Vine Street • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Cooking, Educational
Activities, Field Trips, Horseback Riding, Nature
or Environmental Learning, Science Activities,
Social Recreational Programming
Ages Served:5–19
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/20/16
End Date (last session): 08/12/16
Hours of Operation:
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Session Length:
1-8 week sessions
Fee:$300/week $
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Hilary M. Riel
Ebony Horsewomen, Inc.
337 Vine Street
Hartford, CT 06112
860-293-2914
hriel@ebonyhorsewomen.us
Website:www.ebonyhorsewomen.us
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
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Girl Scouts of Connecticut
Camp Laurel $
GIRL SCOUTS OF CONNECTICUT
175 Clubhouse Road • Lebanon
Girl Scouts of Connecticut
Camp Merrie-Wood $
Boating, Cooking, Crafts, Educational Activities,
Games, Girls Only Activities, Horseback Riding,
Music, Nature or Environmental Learning,
Recreational Swimming, Social Recreational
Programming, Swim Lessons
Ages Served:5-18
Areas Served:
Connecticut
Start Date (first session):
06/26/16
End Date (last session): 08/06/16
Hours of Operation:
Residential camp
Session Length:
1 week
Fee:
$475–$1,145 (1 week, depending on program) $
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Registration Department
Girl Scouts of Connecticut
20 Washington Avenue
North Haven, CT 06473
203-239-2922
camp@gsofct.org
Website:www.gsofct.org/pages/CampLaurelOS.php
Registration Deadline:
Two weeks prior to start of camp session or until
filled
Programs/Activities:
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
650 Gardner Street • Manchester
Programs/Activities:
Cooking, Crafts, Educational Activities,
Games, Girls Only Activities, Music, Nature or
Environmental Learning, Social Recreational
Programming
Ages Served:5-18
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/26/16
End Date (last session): 08/06/16
Hours of Operation:
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (day camp)
Session Length:
1 week
Fee:
$230 - $425 (1 week, depending on program) $
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Registration Department
Girl Scouts of Connecticut
20 Washington Avenue
North Haven, CT 06473
203-239-2922
camp@gsofct.org
Website:www.gsofct.org/pages/CampMerrie-WoodOS.php
Registration Deadline:
Two weeks prior to start of camp session or until
filled
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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CAMP PROGRAMS
Girl Scouts of Connecticut
Camp Timber Trails $
HARC, Inc.
Capable Kids – Know No Limits kl
Programs/Activities:
Programs/Activities:
Camp Courant • Farmington
1266 East Otis Road • Tolland, MA
Academic Enrichment, Art, Career Exploration/
Learning, Computers, Crafts, Dance, Educational
Activities, Field Trips, Fitness, Games, Music,
Nature or Environmental Learning, Recreational
Swimming, Science Activities, Social Recreational
Programming, Sports or Athletics, Theater, Yoga,
Zumba
Ages Served:5–21
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/06/16
End Date (last session): 08/12/16
Hours of Operation:
8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Session Length:
6 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Maurice King
HARC, Inc.
900 Asylum Avenue
Hartford, CT 06105
860-218-6038
mking@harc-ct.org
Website:www.harc-ct.org
Registration Deadline:
May 1, 2016 or until filled
Boating, Cooking, Crafts, Educational Activities,
Games, Girls Only Activities, Horseback Riding,
Music, Nature or Environmental Learning,
Recreational Swimming, Social Recreational
Programming, Swim Lessons
Ages Served:5-18
Areas Served:Connecticut
Start Date (first session):
06/26/16
End Date (last session): 08/06/16
Hours of Operation:
Residential camp
Session Length:
1 week
Fee:
$475–$1,145 (1 week, depending on program) $
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Registration Department
Girl Scouts of Connecticut
20 Washington Avenue
North Haven, CT 06473
203-239-2922
camp@gsofct.org
Website:www.gsofct.org/pages/CampTimberTrailsOS.php
Registration Deadline:
Two weeks prior to start of camp session or until
filled
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Girl Scouts of Connecticut
Summer Fun gl
Burns Latino Studies Academy • 195 Putnam Street • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Crafts, Dance, Educational Activities, Field Trips,
Games, Girls Only Activities, Social Recreational
Programming
Ages Served:5–14
Areas Served:
Southwest Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/11/16
End Date (last session): 08/05/16
Hours of Operation:
12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Session Length:
1–5 weeks
Fee:
None (membership only) l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Valerie Rykowski
Girl Scouts of Connecticut
340 Washington Street
Hartford, CT 06106
860-522-0163 x 3235
vrykowski@gsofct.org
Website:www.gsofct.org
Registration Deadline:
Ongoing (by 07/29/16 to attend last week)
CHANNEL 3 KIDS CAMP
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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CAMP PROGRAMS
Hartford Conservatory
Summer Academic/Arts Intensive g$
Hartford Neighborhood Centers
Camp Hi Hoti Summer Enrichment
Camp $
875 Asylum Avenue & 250 Blue Hills Avenue • Hartford
Camp Hi Hoti • 444 East Street • Hebron
Academic Enrichment, Art, Crafts, CT Landmark
Homes, Dance, Educational Activities, Field
Trips, Music, Nature or Environmental Learning,
Theater
Ages Served:5–13
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/27/16
End Date (last session): 07/29/16
Hours of Operation:
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Session Length:
5 weeks
Fee:
$425 (5 weeks) $
Transportation Available: Yes (Hartford Only)
To Register:
Jumoke Academy main office or
Taryn Perry
The Hartford Conservatory
834 Asylum Avenue
Hartford, CT 06105
860-527-0575 or
860-904-7835
hconservatory@gmail.com
Website:jumokeacademy.org
Registration Deadline:
June 14, 2016 or until filled
Programs/Activities:
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Crafts, Dance,
Educational Activities, Field Trips, Games,
Nature or Environmental Learning, Recreational
Swimming, Science Activities, Social Recreational
Programming, Sports or Athletics
Ages Served:6–12
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/27/16
End Date (last session): 08/12/16
Hours of Operation:
7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Session Length:
1-7 weeks
Fee:
$75 per week or $350 for all sessions $
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Evelyn Hernandez
Hartford Neighborhood Centers, Inc.
38 Lawrence Street
Hartford, CT 06106
860-251-6517
ehernandez@hnci.org
Website:www.hnci.org
Registration Deadline:
June 25, 2016 or until filled
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Hartford Stage Summer Studio g$
Hartford Friendship Kids’ Camp Kids
of Courage and Purpose Making a
Difference g$
Classical Magnet School • 85 Woodland Street • Hartford
Academic Enrichment, Art, Career Exploration/
Learning, Crafts, Dance, Educational Activities,
Field Trips, Games, Music, Social Recreational
Programing, Teen Programming, Theater
Ages Served:3–18
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/05/16
End Date (last session): 08/12/16
Hours of Operation:
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Session Length:
1, 2 or 4 weeks
Fee:$175–$995 $
(depending upon length program)
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Erin Frederick
Hartford Stage
50 Church Street
Hartford, CT 06103
860-520-7244
efrederick@hartfordstage.org
Website:www.hartfordstage.org
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
Programs/Activities:
Sarah Rawson Elementary School • 260 Holcomb Street • Hartford
Academic Enrichment, Art, Computers, Crafts,
Dance, Educational Activities, Field Trips, Health,
Music, Theater
Ages Served:5–13
Areas Served:Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/11/16 End Date (last session): 08/5/16
Hours of Operation:
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Session Length:
5 weeks
Fee:$50/week $
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Clara Ruffin
Hartford Friendship Kids’ Camp
149 Ridgefield Street
Hartford, CT 06112
860-527-2491
clara.ruffin@comcast.net
Website:www.htfdkidscamp.com
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
Programs/Activities:
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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CAMP PROGRAMS
Hispanic Health Council
MI CASA Summer Camp XXIV l
The Salvation Army of Southern New
England Senior Respite Camp k$
MI CASA Campus • 590 Park Street • Hartford
The Salvation Army CONNRI Lodge • 28 Happy Hill Lane (Rt. 74) •
Ashford
Academic Enrichment, Art, Computers, Crafts,
Dance, Educational Activities, Field Trips, Games,
Social Recreational Programming, Sports or
Athletics, Teen Programming
Ages Served:7-14
Areas Served:
Frog Hollow, Sheldon, Charter Oak
Start Date (first session):
07/05/16
End Date (last session): 08/05/16
Hours of Operation:
11:15 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.
Session Length:
5 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Sally Vázquez
Hispanic Health Council (MI CASA Campus)
590 Park Street
Hartford, CT 06106
860-522-5222 ext. 317
sallyv@hispanichealth.com
Website:www.hispanichealth.com
Registration Deadline:
July 5, 2016
Programs/Activities:
Programs/Activities:
Art, Crafts, Dance, Educational Activities, Games,
Music, Nature or Environmental Learning, Social
Recreational Programming, Sports or Athletics
Ages Served:55+
Areas Served:
East Hartford, Hartford
Start Date (first session):
08/01/16
End Date (last session): 08/05/16
Hours of Operation:
Residential camp
Session Length:
5 days, 4 nights
Fee:$50 $
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Debbie White
The Salvation Army
217 Washington Street
Hartford, CT 06106
860-543-8413
debbie.white@use.salvationarmy.org
Website:www.salvationarmyct.org
Registration Deadline:
July 1, 2016 or until filled
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Real Art Ways
Park Art Program l
The Salvation Army of Southern New
England CONNRI Youth Camp $
George Day Park (across the street from Real Art Ways) • Orange
and Arbor Streets • Hartford
The Salvation Army • Camp CONNRI • 28 Happy Hill Lane (Rt. 74) •
Ashford
Academic Enrichment, Art, Crafts, Dance,
Educational Activities, Games, Music, Science
Activities, Social Recreational Programming,
Sports or Athletics
Ages Served:4–14
Areas Served:Parkville
Start Date (first session):
06/20/16
End Date (last session): 08/17/16
Hours of Operation:
1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Session Length:
Daily program for 9 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
No registration necessary
For information contact: Lindsey Fyfe
Real Art Ways
56 Arbor Street
Hartford, CT 06106
860-232-1006 ext. 129
lfyfe@realartways.org
Website:www.realartways.org
Registration Deadline:
Pre-registration not required
Programs/Activities:
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
Art, Boating, Crafts, Educational Activities,
Games, Music, Nature or Environmental
Learning, Recreational Swimming, Science
Activities, Social Recreational Programming,
Wilderness Activities
Ages Served:8-12
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/25/16
End Date (last session): 07/29/16
Hours of Operation:
Residential camp
Session Length:
5 days, 4 nights
Fee:$25 $
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Debbie White
The Salvation Army
217 Washington Street
Hartford, CT 06106
860-543-8413
debbie.white@use.salvationarmy.org
Website:www.salvationarmyct.org
Registration Deadline:
July 1, 2016 or until filled
Programs/Activities:
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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CAMP PROGRAMS
Talcott Mountain Science Center
Summer of Science Adventures $
Talcott Mountain Science Center • Montevideo Road • Avon
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Computers, Educational
Activities, Nature or Environmental Learning,
Science Activities
Ages Served:5–13
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/27/16
End Date (last session): 08/19/16
Hours of Operation:
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Session Length:
1 week
Fee:
$256 - $500 depending on program (1 week) $
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
John Pellino
Talcott Mountain Science Center
Montevideo Road Avon, CT 06001
860-677-8571
jpellino@tmsc.org
Website:
www.tmsc.org/summer
Registration Deadline:
1 week prior to start of session or until filled
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SPECTRUM IN MOTION
United Cerebral Palsy of Greater
Hartford (UPC) Camp Harkness k$
Spectrum in Motion
Dance Theater Ensemble
Instruments of Culture $
UPC Camp Harkness • 301 Great Neck Road • Waterford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Boating, Cooking,
Crafts, Dance, Educational Activities, Field
Trips, Games, Horseback Riding, Music, Nature
or Environmental Learning, Recreational
Swimming, Science Activities, Social Recreational
Programming, Sports or Athletics, Teen
Programming
Ages Served:
18–88 (Accessible to people with physical
disabilities)
Areas Served:Connecticut
Start Date (first session):
06/26/16
End Date (last session): 08/12/16
Hours of Operation:
Residential Program
Session Length:
1-2 weeks
Fee:
$950 (1 week) $
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Peter Cavanaugh
United Cerebral Palsy Association of Greater
Hartford
80 Whitney Street
Hartford, CT 06105
860-942-3039
ucpcamp@sunrisegroup.org
www.ucphartford.org
Registration Deadline:
Ongoing
Asylum Hill Congregational Church • 814 Asylum Avenue • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Dance, Educational
Activities, Field Trips, Games, Music, Teen
Programming
Ages Served:4–19
Areas Served:Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/27/16
End Date (last session): 08/05/16
Hours of Operation:
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Session Length:
6 weeks
Fee:$150/week $
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Olivia S. Ilano-Davis
Spectrum in Motion Dance Theater Ensemble
City Arts on Pearl
233 Pearl Street, #22
Hartford, CT 06103
413-218-0013
spectruminmotion@gmail.com
Registration Deadline:
June 15, 2016 or until filled
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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CAMP PROGRAMS
YMCA of Greater Hartford Camp
Dakota $
The Learning Corridor • 43 Vernon Street • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Cooking, Crafts,
Educational Activities, Field Trips, Games,
Nature or Environmental Learning, Recreational
Swimming, Science Activities, Social Recreational
Programming, Sports or Athletics, Swim Lessons
Ages Served:5–12
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/13/16
End Date (last session): 08/12/16
Hours of Operation:
7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Session Length:
1 week
Fee:
$175 (1 week) $
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Angelica Thompson
Wilson-Gray YMCA Youth and Family Center
444 Albany Avenue
Hartford, CT 06120
860-241-9622
angelica.thompson@ghymca.org
Website:www.ghymca.org/wilson-gray
Registration Deadline:
Ongoing
CAMP COURANT
West Indian Foundation
Summer Enrichment Program gl
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YMCA of Greater Hartford
East Hartford YMCA
Camp Nowashe g$
Martin Luther King Elementary School • 25 Ridgefield Street •
Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Career Exploration/
Learning, Computers, Crafts, Dance, Educational
Activities, Field Trips, Games, Music, Nature or
Environmental Learning, Science Activities, Social
Recreational Programming, Sports or Athletics,
Teen Programming
Ages Served:4–19
Areas Served:
Bloomfield, East Hartford, Hartford,
Manchester, Windsor
Start Date (first session):
07/05/16
End Date (last session): 08/13/16
Hours of Operation:
8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Session Length:
6 weeks
Fee:
$20 registration fee (scholarships available) l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Kevin Flynn
West Indian Foundation, Inc.
Martin Luther King Elementary School
25 Ridgefield Street
Hartford, CT 06112
860-833-3008
k7flynn@gmail.com
Website:www.westindianfoundation.org
Registration Deadline:
July 1, 2016
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
Sunset Ridge School • 450 Forbes Street • East Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Career Exploration/
Learning, Cooking, Crafts, Dance, Educational
Activities, Field Trips, Games, Music, Nature or
Environmental Learning, Recreational Swimming,
Science Activities, Sports or Athletics, Swim
Lessons, Teen Programming, Theater, Wilderness
Activities
Ages Served:6–16
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/13/16
End Date (last session): 08/19/16
Hours of Operation:
7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Session Length:
1 week
Fee:
$210 (1 week) $
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Jenny Coitino
East Hartford YMCA
770 Main Street
East Hartford, CT 06108
860-289-6612
jenny.coitino@ghymca.org
Website:www.ghymca.org/east
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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CAMP PROGRAMS
YWCA of the Hartford Region Young
Women’s Leadership Corps Summer
Institute l
135 Broad Street • Hartford
Academic Enrichment, Career Exploration/
Learning, Computers, Cooking, Crafts,
Educational Activities, Entrepreneurship, Field
Trips, Games, Girls Only Activities, Science
Activities, Social Recreational Programing, Sports
or Athletics, Teen Programming
Ages Served:14–17
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/11/16
End Date (last session): 08/15/16
Hours of Operation:
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Session Length:
5 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Dana Sears
YWCA Hartford Region
135 Broad Street
Hartford, CT 06105
860-525-1163 x108
danas@ywcahartford.org
Website:www.ywcahartford.org
Registration Deadline:
June 13, 2016 or until filled
Programs/Activities:
CHANNEL 3 KIDS CAMP
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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CIT PROGRAMS
CIT Programs
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) programs provide
opportunities for youth to develop leadership
skills and to have a first work experience working with staff to
plan and implement activities for children.
Artists Collective
Rites of Passage Summer CIT
Program l
Channel 3 Kids Camp
Teen Leadership CIT Program k$
73 Times Farm Road • Andover
1200 Albany Avenue • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Boys Only Activities,
Career Exploration/Learning, College Visit
Field Trips, Computers, Cooking, Crafts, Dance,
Educational Activities, Field Trips, Games, Girls
Only Activities, Music, Nature or Environmental
Learning, Recreational Swimming, Science
Activities, Social Recreational Programming,
Sports or Athletics, Swim Lessons, Theater, Teen
Programming, Wilderness Activities
Ages Served:14–17
Areas Served:Connecticut
Start Date (first session):
06/19/16
End Date (last session): 08/19/16
Hours of Operation:
Residential camp
Session Length:
2 weeks
Fee:$75 $
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Melissa Cahill
Channel 3 Kids Camp
73 Times Farm Road
Andover, CT 06232-1033
860-742-2267 ext. 122
m.cahill@channel3kidscamp.org
Website:www.channel3kidscamp.org
Registration Deadline:
April 15, 2016 or until filled
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Career Exploration/
Learning, Computers, Crafts, Dance, Educational
Activities, Games, Music, Social Recreational
Programming, Teen Programming, Theater
Ages Served:11–16
Areas Served:
Clay Arsenal; Asylum Hill, Upper Albany; Blue Hills
Start Date (first session):
07/05/16
End Date (last session): 08/12/16
Hours of Operation:
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Session Length:
6 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available:No
To Register:
Aqiida Gilbert
Artists Collective, Inc.
1200 Albany Avenue
Hartford, CT 06112
860-527-3205
info@artistscollective.org
Website:www.artistscollective.org
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
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Boys and Girls Clubs of Hartford
Summer CIT Program l
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Asylum Hill Club site, 170 Sigourney Street • Northwest Club site, 1
Nahum Drive • Southwest Club site, 1 Chandler Street • Trinity Club
site, 1500 Broad Street • Hartford
Cultural Dance Troupe of the West Indies
Summer CIT Program – Dizzy Ozzie l
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Career Exploration/
Learning, Computers, Crafts, Educational
Activities, Field Trips, Games, Recreational
Swimming, Science Activities, Social Recreational
Programming, Sports or Athletics, Teen
Programming
Ages Served:13–16
Areas Served:Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/05/16
End Date (last session): 08/12/16
Hours of Operation:
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Session Length:
6 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available:No
To Register:
Shawonda Swain
Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford
170 Sigourney Street
Hartford, CT 06105
860-929-7661
sswain@bgchartford.org
Website: www.bgchartford.org
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
2088 Main Street • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Boys Only Activities,
Computers, Costume Making, Dance,
Educational Activities, Field Trips, Nature/
Environmental Learning, Theater
Ages Served:10–18
Areas Served:
East Hartford, Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/05/16
End Date (last session): 08/10/16
Hours of Operation:
12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Session Length:
6 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Valencia Coleman
Cultural Dance Troupe of the West Indies, Inc.
PO Box 4046
Hartford CT 06147-4046
860-249-8915
v.coleman@culturaldance.org
Website:www.culturaldance.org
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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CIT PROGRAMS
Ebony Horsewomen Equine/ Animal
Summer CIT Program l
YMCA Greater Hartford
Camp Dakota CIT Program l
337 Vine Street • Hartford
Wilson-Gray YMCA • 444 Albany Avenue & Learning Corridor • 15 Vernon Street • Hartford
Academic Enrichment, Art, Cooking, Educational
Activities, Field Trips, Horseback Riding, Nature
or Environmental Learning, Science Activities,
Social Recreational Programming
Ages Served:12–18
Areas Served:
Blue Hills, Clay Hill, Frog Hollow, Northeast,
Northwest, Upper Albany
Start Date (first session):
06/20/16
End Date (last session): 08/12/16
Hours of Operation:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Session Length:
4-week sessions
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Hilary M. Riel
Ebony Horsewomen, Inc.
337 Vine Street
Hartford, CT 06112
860-293-2914
hriel@ebonyhorsewomen.us
Website:www.ebonyhorsewomen.us
Registration Deadline:
June 4, 2016 or until filled
Programs/Activities:
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Career Exploration/
Learning, Computers, Educational Activities, Field
Trips, Nature or Environmental Learning
Ages Served:13–15
Areas Served:
East Hartford, Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/13/16
End Date (last session): 08/12/16
Hours of Operation:
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Session Length:
9 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Angelica Thompson
Wilson-Gray
YMCA Youth and Family Center
444 Albany Avenue
Hartford, CT 06120
860-241-9622
angelica.thompson@ghymca.org
Website:www.ghymca.org/wilson-gray
Registration Deadline:
June 3, 2016 or until filled
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Our Piece of the Pie® Summer Scan l
20-28 Sargeant Street • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Career Exploration/
Learning, Community Engagement, Current
Events, Educational Activities, Field Trips, Social
Studies, Teen Programming
Ages Served:14–18
Areas Served:Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/11/16
End Date (last session): 08/19/16
Hours of Operation:
9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Session Length:
6 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Marlowe Barnes
Our Piece of the Pie®
20-28 Sargeant Street
Hartford, CT 06105
860-761-7368
marlowe.barnes@opp.org
Website:www.opp.org
Registration Deadline:
June 24, 2016 or until filled
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
CONNECTICUT SCIENCE CENTER
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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TUTORIAL PROGRAMS
Tutorial Programs
Tutorial programs encourage
learning, academic success, and
positive youth development.
4-H Education Center at Auerfarm
Auerfarm Summer Program
American School for the Deaf Summer
Education Enrichment & Employment
Programkg$
158 Auer Farm Road • Bloomfield
139 North Main Street • West Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Agriculture, Cooking, Crafts, Educational
Activities, Farm Animals, Gardening, Nature
or Environmental Learning, Science Activities,
Wilderness Activities
Ages Served:
PreK – 6th Grade
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/20/16
End Date (last session): 08/26/16
Hours of Operation:
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Session Length:
Varies by program (1 day to 1 week)
Fee:
Program dependent – see webpage
Transportation Available:No
To Register:
Mark DiBella
4-H Education Center at Auerfarm
158 Auer Farm Road
Bloomfield, CT 06002
860-242-7144 ext. 110
mdibella@auerfarm.org
Website:www.auerfarm.org
Registration Deadline:
Ongoing
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Career Exploration/
Learning, Computers, Crafts, Educational
Activities, Field Trips, Recreational Swimming,
Science Activities
Ages Served:3–21
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/11/16
End Date (last session): 07/29/16
Hours of Operation:
8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (1:30 p.m. on Fridays)
Session Length:
3 weeks
Fee:
$1,497 $
(Paid by local education authorities, if approved.)
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Jennifer DelConte or Luisa Soboleski
American School for the Deaf
139 North Main Street
West Hartford, CT 06107
860-570-2300
jennifer.delconte@asd-1817.org
Website:www.asd-1817.org
Registration Deadline:
Ongoing
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Ancient Burying Ground Association
Summer Tour Guide Program l
60 Gold Street • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Career Exploration
Learning, Computers, Educational Activities, Field
Trips, Games
Ages Served:11-14
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
June TBD End Date (last session): August TBD
Hours of Operation:
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Session Length:
7 – 8 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Cheryl Thomas
Ancient Burying Ground Association, Inc.
P.O. Box 347
Hartford, CT 06141-0347
860-690-9150
abgatours@gmail.com
Website:www.theancientburyingground.org
Registration Deadline:
By program start date or until filled
AUERFARM
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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TUTORIAL PROGRAMS
Capital Community College
Summer Computer Science Program $
Center for Urban Research,
Education & Training (CURET)
Academic Tutoring and Recreational Program gl
Capital Community College • 950 Main Street • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Computers,
Educational Activities, Science Activities
Ages Served:12–15
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/11/16
End Date (last session): 07/22/16
Hours of Operation:
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Session Length:
2 weeks
Fee:$300 $
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Seth Freeman
Capital Community College
950 Main Street
Hartford, CT 06106
860-906-5249
sfreeman@capitalcc.edu
Website:www.capitalcc.edu/csprograms
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
Martin Luther King School • 25 Ridgefield Street • Hartford
Academic Enrichment, Art, Career Exploration/
Learning, Computers, Crafts, Dance, Educational
Activities, Field Trips, Music, Science Activities,
Social Recreational Programming, Teen
Programming
Ages Served:6–14
Areas Served:
East Hartford, Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/05/16
End Date (last session): 08/05/16
Hours of Operation:
7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Session Length:
5 weeks
Fee:
None (registration fee only)l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Carol Johnson
Center for Urban Research, Education & Training
1443 Albany Avenue
Hartford, CT 06112
860-247-0123
cjohnson@curetinc.org
Website:
www.curetinc.org
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
Programs/Activities:
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Capitol Region Education Council
(CREC) Hartford Region Open Choice
Summer Academy gl
Two Rivers Magnet Middle School • 337 East River Dr. • E. Hartford
n n n n n n n n n
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Computers, Educational
Activities, Field Trips, Science Activities
Ages Served:5–14
Areas Served:
Students attending CREC – Hartford Region
Open Choice Program
Start Date (first session):
07/05/16
End Date (last session): 07/29/16
Hours of Operation:
8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Session Length:
4 weeks
Fee:
None (registration fee only) l
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Casondra Lash
CREC Hartford Region Open Choice Program
34 Sequassen Street
Hartford, CT 06106
860-509-3734
clash@crec.org
Website:www.crec.org/summer-academy
Registration Deadline:
May 29, 2016
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
Christian Activities Council
Adventures in the City Freedom
School gl
Thirman L. Milner School • 104 Vine Street • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Crafts, Dance,
Educational Activities, Field Trips, Games, Music,
Nature or Environmental Learning, Science
Activities, Sports or Athletics, Wilderness
Activities
Ages Served:
5–10 (K–5th grade)
Areas Served:
North Hartford
Start Date (first session):
07/05/16
End Date (last session): 08/12/16
Hours of Operation:
8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Session Length:
6 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Cori Mackey
Christian Activities Council
47 Vine Street
Hartford, CT 06112
860-527-9860
cmackey@christianactivities.org
Website:www.christianactivities.org
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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TUTORIAL PROGRAMS
Hartford Youth Scholars Foundation
The Steppingstone Academy
Hartford gl
The Salvation Army of Southern New
England School-Age Program $
The Salvation Army • 121-123 Sigourney Street • Hartford
Trinity College • 133 Allen Place • Hartford
Academic Enrichment, Art, Career Exploration/
Learning, Computers, Cooking, Crafts, Dance,
Educational Activities, Field Trips, Games, Nature
or Environmental Learning, Science Activities,
Social Recreational Programming, Sports or
Athletics, Teen Programming
Ages Served:5–14
Areas Served:
Greater Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/27/16
End Date (last session): 08/25/16
Hours of Operation:
6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Session Length:
1-3 week sessions
Fee:
$70 (1 week)$
Transportation Available: No
To Register:
Desiree Hyatt
The Salvation Army SAC
121-123 Sigourney Street
Hartford, CT 06105
860-543-8488 ext. 202
desiree.hyatt@use.salvationarmy.org
Website:www.salvationarmyct.org
Registration Deadline:
May 27, 2016 or until filled
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Career Exploration/
Learning, Computers, Games, Leadership
Training, Science Activities, Social Recreational
Programming, Sports or Athletics, Teen
Programming
Ages Served:11–14
Areas Served:Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/20/16
End Date (last session): 07/29/16
Hours of Operation:
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Session Length:
6 weeks
Fee:None l
Transportation Available: Yes
To Register:
Evadne Coache
Hartford Youth Scholars Foundation
133 Allen Place
Hartford, CT 06103
860-297-5116
ecoache@hartfordyouthscholars.org
Website:www.hartfordyouthscholars.org
Registration Deadline:
March 31, 2016 or until filled
Programs/Activities:
n n n n n n n n n
Watkinson School
SPHERE Summer Program gl
180 Bloomfield Avenue • Hartford
Programs/Activities:
Academic Enrichment, Art, Computers, Crafts,
Dance, Educational Activities, Games, Music,
Nature/Environmental Learning, Science
Activities, Sports or Athletics
Ages Served:6–11
Areas Served:Hartford
Start Date (first session):
06/27/16
End Date (last session): 07/29/16
Hours of Operation:
8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Session Length:
5 weeks
Fee:
None (registration fee only)l
Transportation Available: No
Downey Knapp
Watkinson School
180 Bloomfield Avenue
Hartford, CT 06105-1096
860-236-5618
downey_knapp@atkinson.org
Website:www.watkinson.org
Registration Deadline:
Open until filled
ARTISTS COLLECTIVE
g Program operates at a school-based site. Please call for
the most up-to-date information on program dates, times,
lengths and location as these are subject to change.
$ Reduced fees or scholarships may be available for qualified applicants.
l Program is offered at no charge.
k Program serves people with special needs and/or senior citizens.
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Agency Phone Index
For quick reference, here is
a list of telephone numbers for several agencies providing summer programs to
Hartford, East Hartford and other Greater Hartford residents, including organizations
that do not have programs listed in this directory. All numbers are in the 860 area
code unless otherwise stated. Please consult program listings in this directory for
registration information on specific programs.
AgencyPhone
AgencyPhone
4-H Education Center at Auer Farm
242-7144
HARC, Inc.
Almada Lodge - Channel 3 Kids Camp
742-2267
Hartford Catholic Worker/Voluntown
American School for the Deaf
570-2300
218-6000
724-7066/376-9970
Hartford City Ballet
233-8552
Artfarm346-4390
Hartford Conservatory
527-0575
Artists Collective
527-3205
Hartford Consortium/Career Beginnings
702-5029
Blue Hills Civic Association/Capital City Track
560-7665
Hartford County 4-H Camp
289-4177
Boys and Girls Clubs of Hartford
724-0700
Hartford Friendship Kids’ Camp
527-2491
Camp Courant
241-6320
Hartford Neighborhood Center
251-6517
Camp Horizons
456-1032
Hartford Public Library
695-6300
Capital Community College
906-5000
Hartford Stage
520-7244
Capital Workforce Partners
522-1111
Hartford Youth Scholars Foundation
297-5116
Capitol Region Education Council (CREC)
247-2732
Hispanic Health Council
527-0856
Catholic Charities
1-888-405-1183
Institute of Living
545-7000
Center for Urban Research, Education & Training
247-0123
Leadership Greater Hartford
951-6161
Charter Oak Cultural Center
249-1207
Mandell Jewish Community Center
236-4571
Christian Activities Council
527-9860
Organized Parents Make a Difference, Inc. 548-0301
City of Hartford Department of Families, Children, Youth
757-9595
Our Piece of the Pie
761-7300
City of Hartford Department of Health & Human Services
757-4700
Partnership for Strong Communities
244-0066
COMPASS Youth Collaborative
296-2855
Real Art Ways
232-1006
Connecticut Ballet
293-1039
The Salvation Army - Greater Hartford Area Services
543-8400
Connecticut Pre-Engineering Program
680-1220
Sankofa Kuumba Cultural Arts Consortium
242-2999
Connecticut Rivers Council Boy Scouts
289-6669
Talcott Mountain Science Center
677-8571
Connecticut Science Center
724-3623
Trinity College Dream Camp
987-6209
ConnectiKids, Inc.
522-8710
United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Hartford
236-6201
Cultural Dance Troupe of the West Indies
249-8915
Urban League of Greater Hartford
527-0147
East Hartford ChildPlan
291-1741
The Village for Families & Children 236-4511
East Hartford Parks & Recreation Department
291-7160
Wadsworth Atheneum
278-2670
East Hartford YMCA
289-6612
Watkinson School
236-5618
Easter Seals Capital Region & Eastern Connecticut
270-0600
West Indian Foundation
243-8812
Ebony Horsewomen
293-2914
Winding Trails, Inc.
677-8458
First Tee of Connecticut
882-1660
YMCA of Greater Hartford
522-4183
Girl Scouts of Connecticut, Inc.
522-0163 or
YWCA Hartford Region
525-1163
1-800-922-2770
For information about the 2016 Summer Youth Employment and Learning Program,
please visit www.capitalworkforce.org.
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a Job, or Job Training? CAREER SERVICES Info Sessions Learn about Programs, Services and Opportuni7es available at the American Job Center. Come in ½ hour early to register. Tuesdays @ 9am Wed. and Thurs. @ 1pm Wednesdays @ 10:30am – Room 8 HARTFORD 3580 Main St. 860, 656, 2500 CTWorks@HPL HarRord Public Library 500 Main St. Paying Your Services for Individuals with DisabiliZes Trouble Access = Ability InformaZon Sessions Mortgage? "Access = Ability" sessions teach job seekers how to navigate disability related services in order to help individuals secure employment or support current employment. Once registered
in CTHires, you may aFend "Access = Ability" sessions. 3580 Main St. HarRord: 1st Friday every month -­‐ 1:00 p.m. We can help you keep your home. Call Marisol Concepcion
at 860-­‐462-­‐8043 Interested in a Career in Health Care or Manufacturing? This seminar/orienta7on is designed to give job seekers an overview of different occupa7ons in health care as well as manufacturing, the kinds of creden7als job seekers may need and what training programs are available. 3580 Main St. HarRord: 3rd Monday of Every Month at 9 -­‐ 11 a.m. CTWorks@HPL, HarRord Public Library, at first Wednesday of Every Month 12pm – 2pm Best Chance For a Second Chance
FREE TRAINING AND JOB PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE For Former Offenders -­‐ The BEST Chance program will prepare you for careers in Construc7on, Culinary Arts or Advanced Manufacturing OrientaZons -­‐ Veeder Place -­‐ 20 Sargeant Street, HarRord: Every Friday – 10 a.m. 33
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Do you like working with your hands?
Not afraid of hot or cold?
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OrientaZons -­‐ Veeder Place -­‐ 20 Sargeant Street, HarRord: Every Thursday – 10 a.m. Out of School Youth and Young Adults (18-­‐24) Career Pathways Service Provider: Our Piece of the Pie Industry: Health Care, Insurance, and Manufacturing Individuals: Must have a high school diploma or equivalent Contact: Chaz Gatewood, 860-­‐761-­‐7310 Opportunity Youth – ConstrucZon Service Provider: Center for La7no Progress Industry: Construc7on, Weatheriza7on, Green Technology Individuals: Must have a high school diploma or equivalent Contact InformaZon: Kimberly Flint, 860-­‐247-­‐3227 BHEST Skills Training Service Provider: Blue Hills Civic Associa7on Industry focus: Health Care Individuals: Must have a High School Diploma Contact: Quishema Jones, 860-­‐560-­‐7665 ext. 304 ULGH Career Pathways Service Provider: Urban League of Greater Harbord Industry: Construc7on Individuals: High school diploma not required Contact InformaZon: Courtenay Jackson, 860-­‐527-­‐0147 Chrysalis Opportunity Youth Service Provider: Chrysalis Center Industry: Carpentry, customer service, food service, and warehouse Individuals: High school diploma not required Contact InformaZon: Robert Michalman, 860-­‐263-­‐4400 Promo7ng and inves7ng in youth and future workforce solu7ons
Iden7fying and suppor7ng the development of sustainable career paths for adult workers Assis7ng employers in targeted industries helping them grow and remain compe77ve Jobs for People, People for Jobs
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Workforce Solutions
Collaborative of Metro Hartford
is a funders’ collaborative that invests in the development of a workforce with skills regional
employers need to successfully compete in today’s economy. The collaborative brings together
a diverse group of public/private organizations to address the workforce development needs of
employers as well as the education and training needs of low-income, low-skilled workers in the
Greater Hartford region. For more information about opportunities in health care, manufacturing,
and transportation, logistics, and distribution, visit:
Health Care: http://workforce-solutions.org/project-portfolio/health-care/
Manufacturing: http://workforce-solutions.org/project-portfolio/manufacturing/
Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics:
http://workforce-solutions.org/project-portfolio/transportation-distribution-logistics/
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