When you think about the summer, what comes to mind? Now try and think about what school meant as a child to you? For most children, it means no classes and more importantly no homework. However, that is not the case for all children. In fact, a new program called Camp Compass, children are learning all summer long.
Students faced with either summer vacation or Camp Compass? Read more here!
Camp Compass is a summer learning program that is useful.
Camp Compass is a free camp that expands over the course of six weeks. The camp is run by a local non-profit organization and provides low-income academic support to help bridge a gap that may be created over the course of the year. The program is also a camp so the students are fed, play games and even go on field trips.
Key takeaways
- Camp Compass is a free summer school program that offers low-income children academic support with licensed teachers and is sponsored by a local nonprofit organization named Compass for Kids.
- While going to Camp Compass, the children are fed, play games, go on field trips, learn leadership skills and make new friends.
- The goal of Camp Compass is to preventing summer learning loss and narrow the achievement gap between low-income students and their wealthier peers.
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