Program for kids in pre-k through twelfth grade
Spaces are still available for Schooner Inc.’s week-long summer camps for students in pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade. The science enrichment and sailing camps are the "perfect opportunity to get children outdoors and explore Long Island Sound’s wild places, while having fun and making new friends," Schooner officials said.
Campers in pre-kindergarten through fourth grade enjoy shore-based science enrichment and those in fourth grade and up are trained in small boat sailing, among other activities.
Schooner Inc’s summer camp is state-licensed and all camp staff are CPR and First Aid certified
For more information about Schooner Inc. camp offerings or to register online, visit www.schoonerinc.org or contact the Schooner Inc office at (203) 865-1737.
Schooner Inc is a non-profit marine education organization based in New Haven. Since 1975, Schooner Inc has been dedicated to promoting environmental awareness and personal growth through experiences in marine science, sailing, and the history of Long Island Sound and its watershed, the group’s statement said. Each year more than 13,000 people participate in Schooner Inc. programs in the classroom, on the shore and on board Quinnipiack, Schooner Inc’s 91-foot schooner. During the school year, Schooner Inc. provides programs that meet curriculum needs and, during the summer, Schooner Inc. offers a licensed day camp. For more information, call the office at (203) 865 1737 or visit www.schoonerinc.org.
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