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Creative Arts at Park, a multi-arts program for students aged 8 to 15, has spaces available for its 5-week summer session that starts June 23 and ends July 25, 2008. Participants choose their own schedule from over 130 courses in the performing and visual arts, writing, video, photography, as well as from a wide range of sports classes, although it is first and foremost an arts camp. As one former camper phrased it "This is not your typical camp. It doesn't value sports over the arts. It treats everything with equal respect." For more information call 617-232-1175 or 617-274-6066 and ask for Kippy Dewey or go to http://www.parkschool.org/caap/. Creative Arts at Park is a program of the Park School.

The Adventure Program runs from July 23 to August 6.  It is for all girls going into grades 7 and 8.  American students interact with Japanese students in classes and on daily excursions. English and Japanese classes and cultural activities give students a better understanding of one another's culture.  English and Japanese language learning activities are planned for the morning sessions. Afternoons are either spent on campus where there is swimming, tennis, games and crafts or by visiting sites in and around Boston.  

The Discovery Program runs from July 22 to August 6.  It is an overnight program offered to all girls who are going into grades 9, 10, and 11.  Participants will live in a dorm room with a Japanese roommate.   The Discover Program is a unique intercultural exchange program for American and Japanese girls. For two weeks the girls in the program share information about their cultures and learn how to enhance their leadership skills by exploring Boston and the surrounding areas.  

We are a company that provides financial literacy education to older teens and young adults, ages 16 to 23.  We will be offering our course, "Practical Money Skills" this summer. 

This is a hands-on course aimed to give students the knowledge and skills pertaining to topics including: choosing and managing bank accounts and credit cards; balancing their checkbook tracking their spending and prepare a budget; evaluating different financial options for meeting a goal; and, understanding the impact of building a good credit history.

Please watch our website,  www.senseandcentsability.com, for our soon to be announced dates and times.  A description of the course can also be found on our website.

The 2008 STEM Discovery Program is a motivational and fun 3-week course of study available to rising high school juniors and seniors that will introduce students to engineering fields including Bioinformatics, Biomedical Engineering, Civil Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology, and Mechanical Engineering Technology.  Each 3-week program will meet Monday through Friday, 9:15 am - 3:40 pm.  This is a non-residential program; therefore, daily transportation to and from the Wentworth campus is the responsibility of each participant.  The cost for the program including daily lunch and all required supplies is $1,000.  Session one will run June 23 to July 18 and session two is scheduled for July 21 to August 8.  For more information and to apply online visit.