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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260706T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260706T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB5-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_268626999@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB5-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260707T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260707T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB5-7)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB5-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260708T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260708T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB5-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_606366243@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB5-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260709T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260709T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB5-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_205070363@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB5-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260710T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260710T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB5-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_252909805@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB5-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260713T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260713T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB5-7B)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB5-7
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260714T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260714T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB5-7B)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB5-7
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260715T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260715T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB5-7B)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB5-7
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260716T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260716T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB5-7B)
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
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 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260717T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260717T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB5-7B)
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DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
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 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
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 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260706T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260706T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB3-4)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_158549060@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB3-4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260707T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260707T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB3-4)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB3-4
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260708T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260708T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB3-4)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB3-4
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260709T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260709T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB3-4)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB3-4
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
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 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260710T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260710T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB3-4)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB3-4
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260713T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260713T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB3-4B)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB3-4
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260714T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260714T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB3-4B)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB3-4
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260715T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260715T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB3-4B)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB3-4
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260716T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260716T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB3-4B)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/472/summer-camp-2026/playball-camp#PLB3-4
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you seeking a dynamic and enjoyable activity for your kids 
 during Summer\, look no further than Playball Sports Summer Camps! Our camp
 s are packed with thrilling games\, skill-building activities\, and engagin
 g drills. We utilize our top coaches and provide all the necessary Playball
  equipment and more. Catering to ages 3-7\, our camps are inclusive\, empha
 sizing fun\, activity\, and social interaction. Join us for a memorable and
  energetic experience! Before care is available for the morning camps. Afte
 r care is NOT available for the afternoon camps.\n\nChild must have turned 
 3 before the start of camp and must be fully potty trained.
DTEND:20260717T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260717T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Playball Camp (PLB3-4B)
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Art Summer Camp – Create\, Explore\, Imagine!\n\nJoin us for a 
 fun and creative Summer Art Camp where young artists will experiment with a
  wide variety of art mediums and techniques! Campers will explore painting\
 , drawing\, mixed media\, sculpture\, printmaking\, and more while discover
 ing new ways to express their ideas. Students will build confidence\, make 
 new friends\, and most importantly—have fun being creative. Whether your ch
 ild already loves art or is just beginning their artistic journey\, this ca
 mp is the perfect place to create\, explore\, and grow this summer! Open to
  students entering grades 2-5. Before and after care are available for this
  camp.
DTEND:20260713T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260713T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Art Summer Camp – Create\, Explore\, Imagine! (ARTCEI2-5)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/488/summer-camp-2026/art-summer-camp-crea
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Art Summer Camp – Create\, Explore\, Imagine!\n\nJoin us for a 
 fun and creative Summer Art Camp where young artists will experiment with a
  wide variety of art mediums and techniques! Campers will explore painting\
 , drawing\, mixed media\, sculpture\, printmaking\, and more while discover
 ing new ways to express their ideas. Students will build confidence\, make 
 new friends\, and most importantly—have fun being creative. Whether your ch
 ild already loves art or is just beginning their artistic journey\, this ca
 mp is the perfect place to create\, explore\, and grow this summer! Open to
  students entering grades 2-5. Before and after care are available for this
  camp.
DTEND:20260714T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260714T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Art Summer Camp – Create\, Explore\, Imagine! (ARTCEI2-5)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/488/summer-camp-2026/art-summer-camp-crea
 te-explore-imagine#ARTCEI2-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Art Summer Camp – Create\, Explore\, Imagine!\n\nJoin us for a 
 fun and creative Summer Art Camp where young artists will experiment with a
  wide variety of art mediums and techniques! Campers will explore painting\
 , drawing\, mixed media\, sculpture\, printmaking\, and more while discover
 ing new ways to express their ideas. Students will build confidence\, make 
 new friends\, and most importantly—have fun being creative. Whether your ch
 ild already loves art or is just beginning their artistic journey\, this ca
 mp is the perfect place to create\, explore\, and grow this summer! Open to
  students entering grades 2-5. Before and after care are available for this
  camp.
DTEND:20260715T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260715T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Art Summer Camp – Create\, Explore\, Imagine! (ARTCEI2-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_561460976@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/488/summer-camp-2026/art-summer-camp-crea
 te-explore-imagine#ARTCEI2-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Art Summer Camp – Create\, Explore\, Imagine!\n\nJoin us for a 
 fun and creative Summer Art Camp where young artists will experiment with a
  wide variety of art mediums and techniques! Campers will explore painting\
 , drawing\, mixed media\, sculpture\, printmaking\, and more while discover
 ing new ways to express their ideas. Students will build confidence\, make 
 new friends\, and most importantly—have fun being creative. Whether your ch
 ild already loves art or is just beginning their artistic journey\, this ca
 mp is the perfect place to create\, explore\, and grow this summer! Open to
  students entering grades 2-5. Before and after care are available for this
  camp.
DTEND:20260716T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260716T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Art Summer Camp – Create\, Explore\, Imagine! (ARTCEI2-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_193334670@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/488/summer-camp-2026/art-summer-camp-crea
 te-explore-imagine#ARTCEI2-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Art Summer Camp – Create\, Explore\, Imagine!\n\nJoin us for a 
 fun and creative Summer Art Camp where young artists will experiment with a
  wide variety of art mediums and techniques! Campers will explore painting\
 , drawing\, mixed media\, sculpture\, printmaking\, and more while discover
 ing new ways to express their ideas. Students will build confidence\, make 
 new friends\, and most importantly—have fun being creative. Whether your ch
 ild already loves art or is just beginning their artistic journey\, this ca
 mp is the perfect place to create\, explore\, and grow this summer! Open to
  students entering grades 2-5. Before and after care are available for this
  camp.
DTEND:20260717T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260717T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Art Summer Camp – Create\, Explore\, Imagine! (ARTCEI2-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_444004636@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/488/summer-camp-2026/art-summer-camp-crea
 te-explore-imagine#ARTCEI2-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Watercolor Anime Studio\n\nIn this camp\, students will learn t
 he basics of working with watercolors and creating watercolor paintings of 
 anime characters from local artist Paul Downs. Each day's camp will build o
 n the previous day's lesson. This will conclude with the creation of an 8x1
 0 watercolor painting. The campers will learn the fundamentals of how to pa
 int with watercolors\, how to use additional tools in their creation\, and 
 how to finish and display watercolor art. Open to students entering grades 
 6-8. Before care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260615T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260615T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Watercolor Anime Studio (WANI6-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_288465031@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/489/summer-camp-2026/watercolor-anime-stu
 dio#WANI6-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Watercolor Anime Studio\n\nIn this camp\, students will learn t
 he basics of working with watercolors and creating watercolor paintings of 
 anime characters from local artist Paul Downs. Each day's camp will build o
 n the previous day's lesson. This will conclude with the creation of an 8x1
 0 watercolor painting. The campers will learn the fundamentals of how to pa
 int with watercolors\, how to use additional tools in their creation\, and 
 how to finish and display watercolor art. Open to students entering grades 
 6-8. Before care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260616T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260616T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Watercolor Anime Studio (WANI6-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_642298406@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/489/summer-camp-2026/watercolor-anime-stu
 dio#WANI6-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Watercolor Anime Studio\n\nIn this camp\, students will learn t
 he basics of working with watercolors and creating watercolor paintings of 
 anime characters from local artist Paul Downs. Each day's camp will build o
 n the previous day's lesson. This will conclude with the creation of an 8x1
 0 watercolor painting. The campers will learn the fundamentals of how to pa
 int with watercolors\, how to use additional tools in their creation\, and 
 how to finish and display watercolor art. Open to students entering grades 
 6-8. Before care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260617T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260617T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Watercolor Anime Studio (WANI6-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_716918016@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/489/summer-camp-2026/watercolor-anime-stu
 dio#WANI6-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Watercolor Anime Studio\n\nIn this camp\, students will learn t
 he basics of working with watercolors and creating watercolor paintings of 
 anime characters from local artist Paul Downs. Each day's camp will build o
 n the previous day's lesson. This will conclude with the creation of an 8x1
 0 watercolor painting. The campers will learn the fundamentals of how to pa
 int with watercolors\, how to use additional tools in their creation\, and 
 how to finish and display watercolor art. Open to students entering grades 
 6-8. Before care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260618T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260618T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Watercolor Anime Studio (WANI6-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_85942082@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/489/summer-camp-2026/watercolor-anime-stu
 dio#WANI6-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Watercolor Anime Studio\n\nIn this camp\, students will learn t
 he basics of working with watercolors and creating watercolor paintings of 
 anime characters from local artist Paul Downs. Each day's camp will build o
 n the previous day's lesson. This will conclude with the creation of an 8x1
 0 watercolor painting. The campers will learn the fundamentals of how to pa
 int with watercolors\, how to use additional tools in their creation\, and 
 how to finish and display watercolor art. Open to students entering grades 
 6-8. Before care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260619T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260619T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Watercolor Anime Studio (WANI6-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_667614248@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/489/summer-camp-2026/watercolor-anime-stu
 dio#WANI6-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Snapology Camps\n\nBringing STEM to life using LEGO® bricks! Sn
 apology Savannah summer camps provide a fun and safe environment for childr
 en to learn science\, technology\, engineering\, and math concepts using LE
 GO® bricks and other building tools. We offer computer programming\, roboti
 cs\, animation\, and STEM based programs as well as other themed favorites.
  Your child will learn\, create\, and innovate while having a blast in our 
 camps!\n\nRobotics & Super Sampler (July 6-10\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): Snapology
 ’s Full-Day Robotics & Super Sampler combines hands-on STEM learning with i
 maginative building for an exciting\, well-rounded day. In Creature Creator
  Robotics\, campers design and program animal-inspired robotic models while
  exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, simple machines\, and coding. In the Sup
 er Sampler session\, kids dive into creative themes inspired by Star Wars\,
  ninjas\, super heroes\, mining and crafting\, and Harry Potter—bringing ea
 ch world to life through engaging challenges built with LEGO bricks. It’s t
 he perfect blend of creativity\, problem-solving\, and fun packed into one 
 amazing day! Open to students entering grades 1 - 3. Before and after care 
 available.\n\nRobotics Games & Engineering (July 13-17\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): 
 Snapology’s Full-Day Robotics Games & Engineering blends interactive roboti
 cs with hands-on mechanical design for a fun\, skill-building experience. I
 n the Robotics Games session\, campers create and program their own playabl
 e robotic games while exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, pulleys\, and codin
 g—bringing creations like robotic hockey players\, pinball machines\, and r
 ing toss challenges to life. In Foundational Engineering: Machines and Cont
 raptions\, students investigate how simple machines and mechanical movement
  work by building and testing dynamic models with LEGO bricks. Through desi
 gning\, experimenting\, and collaborative play\, campers strengthen problem
 -solving skills\, spark curiosity\, and discover the excitement of engineer
 ing in action. Open to students entering grades 4 - 6. Before and after car
 e available.
DTEND:20260713T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260713T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Snapology Camps (SNAP4-6 Robotics Games & Engineering)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_222537831@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/461/summer-camp-2026/snapology-camps#SNAP
 4-6 Robotics Games & Engineering
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Snapology Camps\n\nBringing STEM to life using LEGO® bricks! Sn
 apology Savannah summer camps provide a fun and safe environment for childr
 en to learn science\, technology\, engineering\, and math concepts using LE
 GO® bricks and other building tools. We offer computer programming\, roboti
 cs\, animation\, and STEM based programs as well as other themed favorites.
  Your child will learn\, create\, and innovate while having a blast in our 
 camps!\n\nRobotics & Super Sampler (July 6-10\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): Snapology
 ’s Full-Day Robotics & Super Sampler combines hands-on STEM learning with i
 maginative building for an exciting\, well-rounded day. In Creature Creator
  Robotics\, campers design and program animal-inspired robotic models while
  exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, simple machines\, and coding. In the Sup
 er Sampler session\, kids dive into creative themes inspired by Star Wars\,
  ninjas\, super heroes\, mining and crafting\, and Harry Potter—bringing ea
 ch world to life through engaging challenges built with LEGO bricks. It’s t
 he perfect blend of creativity\, problem-solving\, and fun packed into one 
 amazing day! Open to students entering grades 1 - 3. Before and after care 
 available.\n\nRobotics Games & Engineering (July 13-17\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): 
 Snapology’s Full-Day Robotics Games & Engineering blends interactive roboti
 cs with hands-on mechanical design for a fun\, skill-building experience. I
 n the Robotics Games session\, campers create and program their own playabl
 e robotic games while exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, pulleys\, and codin
 g—bringing creations like robotic hockey players\, pinball machines\, and r
 ing toss challenges to life. In Foundational Engineering: Machines and Cont
 raptions\, students investigate how simple machines and mechanical movement
  work by building and testing dynamic models with LEGO bricks. Through desi
 gning\, experimenting\, and collaborative play\, campers strengthen problem
 -solving skills\, spark curiosity\, and discover the excitement of engineer
 ing in action. Open to students entering grades 4 - 6. Before and after car
 e available.
DTEND:20260714T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260714T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Snapology Camps (SNAP4-6 Robotics Games & Engineering)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_43523543@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/461/summer-camp-2026/snapology-camps#SNAP
 4-6 Robotics Games & Engineering
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Snapology Camps\n\nBringing STEM to life using LEGO® bricks! Sn
 apology Savannah summer camps provide a fun and safe environment for childr
 en to learn science\, technology\, engineering\, and math concepts using LE
 GO® bricks and other building tools. We offer computer programming\, roboti
 cs\, animation\, and STEM based programs as well as other themed favorites.
  Your child will learn\, create\, and innovate while having a blast in our 
 camps!\n\nRobotics & Super Sampler (July 6-10\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): Snapology
 ’s Full-Day Robotics & Super Sampler combines hands-on STEM learning with i
 maginative building for an exciting\, well-rounded day. In Creature Creator
  Robotics\, campers design and program animal-inspired robotic models while
  exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, simple machines\, and coding. In the Sup
 er Sampler session\, kids dive into creative themes inspired by Star Wars\,
  ninjas\, super heroes\, mining and crafting\, and Harry Potter—bringing ea
 ch world to life through engaging challenges built with LEGO bricks. It’s t
 he perfect blend of creativity\, problem-solving\, and fun packed into one 
 amazing day! Open to students entering grades 1 - 3. Before and after care 
 available.\n\nRobotics Games & Engineering (July 13-17\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): 
 Snapology’s Full-Day Robotics Games & Engineering blends interactive roboti
 cs with hands-on mechanical design for a fun\, skill-building experience. I
 n the Robotics Games session\, campers create and program their own playabl
 e robotic games while exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, pulleys\, and codin
 g—bringing creations like robotic hockey players\, pinball machines\, and r
 ing toss challenges to life. In Foundational Engineering: Machines and Cont
 raptions\, students investigate how simple machines and mechanical movement
  work by building and testing dynamic models with LEGO bricks. Through desi
 gning\, experimenting\, and collaborative play\, campers strengthen problem
 -solving skills\, spark curiosity\, and discover the excitement of engineer
 ing in action. Open to students entering grades 4 - 6. Before and after car
 e available.
DTEND:20260715T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260715T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Snapology Camps (SNAP4-6 Robotics Games & Engineering)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_159705430@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/461/summer-camp-2026/snapology-camps#SNAP
 4-6 Robotics Games & Engineering
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Snapology Camps\n\nBringing STEM to life using LEGO® bricks! Sn
 apology Savannah summer camps provide a fun and safe environment for childr
 en to learn science\, technology\, engineering\, and math concepts using LE
 GO® bricks and other building tools. We offer computer programming\, roboti
 cs\, animation\, and STEM based programs as well as other themed favorites.
  Your child will learn\, create\, and innovate while having a blast in our 
 camps!\n\nRobotics & Super Sampler (July 6-10\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): Snapology
 ’s Full-Day Robotics & Super Sampler combines hands-on STEM learning with i
 maginative building for an exciting\, well-rounded day. In Creature Creator
  Robotics\, campers design and program animal-inspired robotic models while
  exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, simple machines\, and coding. In the Sup
 er Sampler session\, kids dive into creative themes inspired by Star Wars\,
  ninjas\, super heroes\, mining and crafting\, and Harry Potter—bringing ea
 ch world to life through engaging challenges built with LEGO bricks. It’s t
 he perfect blend of creativity\, problem-solving\, and fun packed into one 
 amazing day! Open to students entering grades 1 - 3. Before and after care 
 available.\n\nRobotics Games & Engineering (July 13-17\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): 
 Snapology’s Full-Day Robotics Games & Engineering blends interactive roboti
 cs with hands-on mechanical design for a fun\, skill-building experience. I
 n the Robotics Games session\, campers create and program their own playabl
 e robotic games while exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, pulleys\, and codin
 g—bringing creations like robotic hockey players\, pinball machines\, and r
 ing toss challenges to life. In Foundational Engineering: Machines and Cont
 raptions\, students investigate how simple machines and mechanical movement
  work by building and testing dynamic models with LEGO bricks. Through desi
 gning\, experimenting\, and collaborative play\, campers strengthen problem
 -solving skills\, spark curiosity\, and discover the excitement of engineer
 ing in action. Open to students entering grades 4 - 6. Before and after car
 e available.
DTEND:20260716T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260716T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Snapology Camps (SNAP4-6 Robotics Games & Engineering)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_632857187@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/461/summer-camp-2026/snapology-camps#SNAP
 4-6 Robotics Games & Engineering
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Snapology Camps\n\nBringing STEM to life using LEGO® bricks! Sn
 apology Savannah summer camps provide a fun and safe environment for childr
 en to learn science\, technology\, engineering\, and math concepts using LE
 GO® bricks and other building tools. We offer computer programming\, roboti
 cs\, animation\, and STEM based programs as well as other themed favorites.
  Your child will learn\, create\, and innovate while having a blast in our 
 camps!\n\nRobotics & Super Sampler (July 6-10\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): Snapology
 ’s Full-Day Robotics & Super Sampler combines hands-on STEM learning with i
 maginative building for an exciting\, well-rounded day. In Creature Creator
  Robotics\, campers design and program animal-inspired robotic models while
  exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, simple machines\, and coding. In the Sup
 er Sampler session\, kids dive into creative themes inspired by Star Wars\,
  ninjas\, super heroes\, mining and crafting\, and Harry Potter—bringing ea
 ch world to life through engaging challenges built with LEGO bricks. It’s t
 he perfect blend of creativity\, problem-solving\, and fun packed into one 
 amazing day! Open to students entering grades 1 - 3. Before and after care 
 available.\n\nRobotics Games & Engineering (July 13-17\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): 
 Snapology’s Full-Day Robotics Games & Engineering blends interactive roboti
 cs with hands-on mechanical design for a fun\, skill-building experience. I
 n the Robotics Games session\, campers create and program their own playabl
 e robotic games while exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, pulleys\, and codin
 g—bringing creations like robotic hockey players\, pinball machines\, and r
 ing toss challenges to life. In Foundational Engineering: Machines and Cont
 raptions\, students investigate how simple machines and mechanical movement
  work by building and testing dynamic models with LEGO bricks. Through desi
 gning\, experimenting\, and collaborative play\, campers strengthen problem
 -solving skills\, spark curiosity\, and discover the excitement of engineer
 ing in action. Open to students entering grades 4 - 6. Before and after car
 e available.
DTEND:20260717T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260717T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Snapology Camps (SNAP4-6 Robotics Games & Engineering)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_880566052@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/461/summer-camp-2026/snapology-camps#SNAP
 4-6 Robotics Games & Engineering
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Snapology Camps\n\nBringing STEM to life using LEGO® bricks! Sn
 apology Savannah summer camps provide a fun and safe environment for childr
 en to learn science\, technology\, engineering\, and math concepts using LE
 GO® bricks and other building tools. We offer computer programming\, roboti
 cs\, animation\, and STEM based programs as well as other themed favorites.
  Your child will learn\, create\, and innovate while having a blast in our 
 camps!\n\nRobotics & Super Sampler (July 6-10\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): Snapology
 ’s Full-Day Robotics & Super Sampler combines hands-on STEM learning with i
 maginative building for an exciting\, well-rounded day. In Creature Creator
  Robotics\, campers design and program animal-inspired robotic models while
  exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, simple machines\, and coding. In the Sup
 er Sampler session\, kids dive into creative themes inspired by Star Wars\,
  ninjas\, super heroes\, mining and crafting\, and Harry Potter—bringing ea
 ch world to life through engaging challenges built with LEGO bricks. It’s t
 he perfect blend of creativity\, problem-solving\, and fun packed into one 
 amazing day! Open to students entering grades 1 - 3. Before and after care 
 available.\n\nRobotics Games & Engineering (July 13-17\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): 
 Snapology’s Full-Day Robotics Games & Engineering blends interactive roboti
 cs with hands-on mechanical design for a fun\, skill-building experience. I
 n the Robotics Games session\, campers create and program their own playabl
 e robotic games while exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, pulleys\, and codin
 g—bringing creations like robotic hockey players\, pinball machines\, and r
 ing toss challenges to life. In Foundational Engineering: Machines and Cont
 raptions\, students investigate how simple machines and mechanical movement
  work by building and testing dynamic models with LEGO bricks. Through desi
 gning\, experimenting\, and collaborative play\, campers strengthen problem
 -solving skills\, spark curiosity\, and discover the excitement of engineer
 ing in action. Open to students entering grades 4 - 6. Before and after car
 e available.
DTEND:20260706T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260706T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Snapology Camps (SNAP1-3 Robotics & Super Sampler)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_393153316@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/461/summer-camp-2026/snapology-camps#SNAP
 1-3 Robotics & Super Sampler
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Snapology Camps\n\nBringing STEM to life using LEGO® bricks! Sn
 apology Savannah summer camps provide a fun and safe environment for childr
 en to learn science\, technology\, engineering\, and math concepts using LE
 GO® bricks and other building tools. We offer computer programming\, roboti
 cs\, animation\, and STEM based programs as well as other themed favorites.
  Your child will learn\, create\, and innovate while having a blast in our 
 camps!\n\nRobotics & Super Sampler (July 6-10\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): Snapology
 ’s Full-Day Robotics & Super Sampler combines hands-on STEM learning with i
 maginative building for an exciting\, well-rounded day. In Creature Creator
  Robotics\, campers design and program animal-inspired robotic models while
  exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, simple machines\, and coding. In the Sup
 er Sampler session\, kids dive into creative themes inspired by Star Wars\,
  ninjas\, super heroes\, mining and crafting\, and Harry Potter—bringing ea
 ch world to life through engaging challenges built with LEGO bricks. It’s t
 he perfect blend of creativity\, problem-solving\, and fun packed into one 
 amazing day! Open to students entering grades 1 - 3. Before and after care 
 available.\n\nRobotics Games & Engineering (July 13-17\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): 
 Snapology’s Full-Day Robotics Games & Engineering blends interactive roboti
 cs with hands-on mechanical design for a fun\, skill-building experience. I
 n the Robotics Games session\, campers create and program their own playabl
 e robotic games while exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, pulleys\, and codin
 g—bringing creations like robotic hockey players\, pinball machines\, and r
 ing toss challenges to life. In Foundational Engineering: Machines and Cont
 raptions\, students investigate how simple machines and mechanical movement
  work by building and testing dynamic models with LEGO bricks. Through desi
 gning\, experimenting\, and collaborative play\, campers strengthen problem
 -solving skills\, spark curiosity\, and discover the excitement of engineer
 ing in action. Open to students entering grades 4 - 6. Before and after car
 e available.
DTEND:20260707T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260707T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Snapology Camps (SNAP1-3 Robotics & Super Sampler)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_865935898@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/461/summer-camp-2026/snapology-camps#SNAP
 1-3 Robotics & Super Sampler
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Snapology Camps\n\nBringing STEM to life using LEGO® bricks! Sn
 apology Savannah summer camps provide a fun and safe environment for childr
 en to learn science\, technology\, engineering\, and math concepts using LE
 GO® bricks and other building tools. We offer computer programming\, roboti
 cs\, animation\, and STEM based programs as well as other themed favorites.
  Your child will learn\, create\, and innovate while having a blast in our 
 camps!\n\nRobotics & Super Sampler (July 6-10\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): Snapology
 ’s Full-Day Robotics & Super Sampler combines hands-on STEM learning with i
 maginative building for an exciting\, well-rounded day. In Creature Creator
  Robotics\, campers design and program animal-inspired robotic models while
  exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, simple machines\, and coding. In the Sup
 er Sampler session\, kids dive into creative themes inspired by Star Wars\,
  ninjas\, super heroes\, mining and crafting\, and Harry Potter—bringing ea
 ch world to life through engaging challenges built with LEGO bricks. It’s t
 he perfect blend of creativity\, problem-solving\, and fun packed into one 
 amazing day! Open to students entering grades 1 - 3. Before and after care 
 available.\n\nRobotics Games & Engineering (July 13-17\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): 
 Snapology’s Full-Day Robotics Games & Engineering blends interactive roboti
 cs with hands-on mechanical design for a fun\, skill-building experience. I
 n the Robotics Games session\, campers create and program their own playabl
 e robotic games while exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, pulleys\, and codin
 g—bringing creations like robotic hockey players\, pinball machines\, and r
 ing toss challenges to life. In Foundational Engineering: Machines and Cont
 raptions\, students investigate how simple machines and mechanical movement
  work by building and testing dynamic models with LEGO bricks. Through desi
 gning\, experimenting\, and collaborative play\, campers strengthen problem
 -solving skills\, spark curiosity\, and discover the excitement of engineer
 ing in action. Open to students entering grades 4 - 6. Before and after car
 e available.
DTEND:20260708T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260708T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Snapology Camps (SNAP1-3 Robotics & Super Sampler)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_110477937@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/461/summer-camp-2026/snapology-camps#SNAP
 1-3 Robotics & Super Sampler
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Snapology Camps\n\nBringing STEM to life using LEGO® bricks! Sn
 apology Savannah summer camps provide a fun and safe environment for childr
 en to learn science\, technology\, engineering\, and math concepts using LE
 GO® bricks and other building tools. We offer computer programming\, roboti
 cs\, animation\, and STEM based programs as well as other themed favorites.
  Your child will learn\, create\, and innovate while having a blast in our 
 camps!\n\nRobotics & Super Sampler (July 6-10\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): Snapology
 ’s Full-Day Robotics & Super Sampler combines hands-on STEM learning with i
 maginative building for an exciting\, well-rounded day. In Creature Creator
  Robotics\, campers design and program animal-inspired robotic models while
  exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, simple machines\, and coding. In the Sup
 er Sampler session\, kids dive into creative themes inspired by Star Wars\,
  ninjas\, super heroes\, mining and crafting\, and Harry Potter—bringing ea
 ch world to life through engaging challenges built with LEGO bricks. It’s t
 he perfect blend of creativity\, problem-solving\, and fun packed into one 
 amazing day! Open to students entering grades 1 - 3. Before and after care 
 available.\n\nRobotics Games & Engineering (July 13-17\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): 
 Snapology’s Full-Day Robotics Games & Engineering blends interactive roboti
 cs with hands-on mechanical design for a fun\, skill-building experience. I
 n the Robotics Games session\, campers create and program their own playabl
 e robotic games while exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, pulleys\, and codin
 g—bringing creations like robotic hockey players\, pinball machines\, and r
 ing toss challenges to life. In Foundational Engineering: Machines and Cont
 raptions\, students investigate how simple machines and mechanical movement
  work by building and testing dynamic models with LEGO bricks. Through desi
 gning\, experimenting\, and collaborative play\, campers strengthen problem
 -solving skills\, spark curiosity\, and discover the excitement of engineer
 ing in action. Open to students entering grades 4 - 6. Before and after car
 e available.
DTEND:20260709T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260709T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Snapology Camps (SNAP1-3 Robotics & Super Sampler)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_30684915@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/461/summer-camp-2026/snapology-camps#SNAP
 1-3 Robotics & Super Sampler
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Snapology Camps\n\nBringing STEM to life using LEGO® bricks! Sn
 apology Savannah summer camps provide a fun and safe environment for childr
 en to learn science\, technology\, engineering\, and math concepts using LE
 GO® bricks and other building tools. We offer computer programming\, roboti
 cs\, animation\, and STEM based programs as well as other themed favorites.
  Your child will learn\, create\, and innovate while having a blast in our 
 camps!\n\nRobotics & Super Sampler (July 6-10\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): Snapology
 ’s Full-Day Robotics & Super Sampler combines hands-on STEM learning with i
 maginative building for an exciting\, well-rounded day. In Creature Creator
  Robotics\, campers design and program animal-inspired robotic models while
  exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, simple machines\, and coding. In the Sup
 er Sampler session\, kids dive into creative themes inspired by Star Wars\,
  ninjas\, super heroes\, mining and crafting\, and Harry Potter—bringing ea
 ch world to life through engaging challenges built with LEGO bricks. It’s t
 he perfect blend of creativity\, problem-solving\, and fun packed into one 
 amazing day! Open to students entering grades 1 - 3. Before and after care 
 available.\n\nRobotics Games & Engineering (July 13-17\; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM): 
 Snapology’s Full-Day Robotics Games & Engineering blends interactive roboti
 cs with hands-on mechanical design for a fun\, skill-building experience. I
 n the Robotics Games session\, campers create and program their own playabl
 e robotic games while exploring gear ratios\, sensors\, pulleys\, and codin
 g—bringing creations like robotic hockey players\, pinball machines\, and r
 ing toss challenges to life. In Foundational Engineering: Machines and Cont
 raptions\, students investigate how simple machines and mechanical movement
  work by building and testing dynamic models with LEGO bricks. Through desi
 gning\, experimenting\, and collaborative play\, campers strengthen problem
 -solving skills\, spark curiosity\, and discover the excitement of engineer
 ing in action. Open to students entering grades 4 - 6. Before and after car
 e available.
DTEND:20260710T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260710T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Snapology Camps (SNAP1-3 Robotics & Super Sampler)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_765617558@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/461/summer-camp-2026/snapology-camps#SNAP
 1-3 Robotics & Super Sampler
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tormenta FC Soccer Camp is a week-long program for kids that pr
 omotes soccer skill development\, game play\, and having fun. Students will
  learn the finer points of dribbling\, passing\, scoring\, and defending\, 
 and by the end of the week\, will put all of their skills together to play 
 real soccer games. The camp is designed so that players of all skill levels
  and experiences can participate and continue developing in our fun and exc
 iting environment. Open to students ages 4-14. Students will be grouped int
 o smaller groups within the camp based on age. Before care is available for
  this camp. After care is NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260615T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260615T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tormenta FC Soccer Camp (SOCC4-14)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_288842850@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/465/summer-camp-2026/tormenta-fc-soccer-c
 amp#SOCC4-14
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tormenta FC Soccer Camp is a week-long program for kids that pr
 omotes soccer skill development\, game play\, and having fun. Students will
  learn the finer points of dribbling\, passing\, scoring\, and defending\, 
 and by the end of the week\, will put all of their skills together to play 
 real soccer games. The camp is designed so that players of all skill levels
  and experiences can participate and continue developing in our fun and exc
 iting environment. Open to students ages 4-14. Students will be grouped int
 o smaller groups within the camp based on age. Before care is available for
  this camp. After care is NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260616T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260616T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tormenta FC Soccer Camp (SOCC4-14)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_171610435@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/465/summer-camp-2026/tormenta-fc-soccer-c
 amp#SOCC4-14
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tormenta FC Soccer Camp is a week-long program for kids that pr
 omotes soccer skill development\, game play\, and having fun. Students will
  learn the finer points of dribbling\, passing\, scoring\, and defending\, 
 and by the end of the week\, will put all of their skills together to play 
 real soccer games. The camp is designed so that players of all skill levels
  and experiences can participate and continue developing in our fun and exc
 iting environment. Open to students ages 4-14. Students will be grouped int
 o smaller groups within the camp based on age. Before care is available for
  this camp. After care is NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260617T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260617T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tormenta FC Soccer Camp (SOCC4-14)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_80089782@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/465/summer-camp-2026/tormenta-fc-soccer-c
 amp#SOCC4-14
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tormenta FC Soccer Camp is a week-long program for kids that pr
 omotes soccer skill development\, game play\, and having fun. Students will
  learn the finer points of dribbling\, passing\, scoring\, and defending\, 
 and by the end of the week\, will put all of their skills together to play 
 real soccer games. The camp is designed so that players of all skill levels
  and experiences can participate and continue developing in our fun and exc
 iting environment. Open to students ages 4-14. Students will be grouped int
 o smaller groups within the camp based on age. Before care is available for
  this camp. After care is NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260618T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260618T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tormenta FC Soccer Camp (SOCC4-14)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_547666287@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/465/summer-camp-2026/tormenta-fc-soccer-c
 amp#SOCC4-14
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tormenta FC Soccer Camp is a week-long program for kids that pr
 omotes soccer skill development\, game play\, and having fun. Students will
  learn the finer points of dribbling\, passing\, scoring\, and defending\, 
 and by the end of the week\, will put all of their skills together to play 
 real soccer games. The camp is designed so that players of all skill levels
  and experiences can participate and continue developing in our fun and exc
 iting environment. Open to students ages 4-14. Students will be grouped int
 o smaller groups within the camp based on age. Before care is available for
  this camp. After care is NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260619T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260619T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tormenta FC Soccer Camp (SOCC4-14)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_528411384@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/465/summer-camp-2026/tormenta-fc-soccer-c
 amp#SOCC4-14
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:All-Star Athletes is a program that will develop your child’s p
 hysical strength\, power\, speed\, agility\, endurance\, and flexibility. S
 essions will provide introduction and practice of dynamic stretching\, form
  running\, agility training\, and body weight strength conditioning. The we
 ek-long camp will each include skills practice and development in a variety
  of recreational sports including basketball\, soccer\, baseball/softball\,
  football\, lacrosse\, volleyball and a variety of other games and activiti
 es.\n\nOpen to grades 1-5. No transport is available for this camp. No befo
 re or after care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260622T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260622T130000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:All-Star Athletes Camp (ASA1-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_919249271@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/475/summer-camp-2026/all-star-athletes-ca
 mp#ASA1-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:All-Star Athletes is a program that will develop your child’s p
 hysical strength\, power\, speed\, agility\, endurance\, and flexibility. S
 essions will provide introduction and practice of dynamic stretching\, form
  running\, agility training\, and body weight strength conditioning. The we
 ek-long camp will each include skills practice and development in a variety
  of recreational sports including basketball\, soccer\, baseball/softball\,
  football\, lacrosse\, volleyball and a variety of other games and activiti
 es.\n\nOpen to grades 1-5. No transport is available for this camp. No befo
 re or after care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260623T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260623T130000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:All-Star Athletes Camp (ASA1-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_471576014@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/475/summer-camp-2026/all-star-athletes-ca
 mp#ASA1-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:All-Star Athletes is a program that will develop your child’s p
 hysical strength\, power\, speed\, agility\, endurance\, and flexibility. S
 essions will provide introduction and practice of dynamic stretching\, form
  running\, agility training\, and body weight strength conditioning. The we
 ek-long camp will each include skills practice and development in a variety
  of recreational sports including basketball\, soccer\, baseball/softball\,
  football\, lacrosse\, volleyball and a variety of other games and activiti
 es.\n\nOpen to grades 1-5. No transport is available for this camp. No befo
 re or after care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260624T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260624T130000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:All-Star Athletes Camp (ASA1-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_80759443@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/475/summer-camp-2026/all-star-athletes-ca
 mp#ASA1-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:All-Star Athletes is a program that will develop your child’s p
 hysical strength\, power\, speed\, agility\, endurance\, and flexibility. S
 essions will provide introduction and practice of dynamic stretching\, form
  running\, agility training\, and body weight strength conditioning. The we
 ek-long camp will each include skills practice and development in a variety
  of recreational sports including basketball\, soccer\, baseball/softball\,
  football\, lacrosse\, volleyball and a variety of other games and activiti
 es.\n\nOpen to grades 1-5. No transport is available for this camp. No befo
 re or after care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260625T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260625T130000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:All-Star Athletes Camp (ASA1-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_953612989@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/475/summer-camp-2026/all-star-athletes-ca
 mp#ASA1-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:All-Star Athletes is a program that will develop your child’s p
 hysical strength\, power\, speed\, agility\, endurance\, and flexibility. S
 essions will provide introduction and practice of dynamic stretching\, form
  running\, agility training\, and body weight strength conditioning. The we
 ek-long camp will each include skills practice and development in a variety
  of recreational sports including basketball\, soccer\, baseball/softball\,
  football\, lacrosse\, volleyball and a variety of other games and activiti
 es.\n\nOpen to grades 1-5. No transport is available for this camp. No befo
 re or after care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260626T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260626T130000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:All-Star Athletes Camp (ASA1-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_65489603@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/475/summer-camp-2026/all-star-athletes-ca
 mp#ASA1-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Pickleball Camp – Join the Fun! \n\nLooking for a fun an
 d active way to keep your child engaged this summer? Sign them up for our S
 ummer Pickleball Camp led by Coach Shank and Coach Landolt. This camp is pe
 rfect for beginners and those looking to improve their skills. Students wil
 l be immersed in the world of pickleball through a variety of skill buildin
 g practices\, technique training\, as well as some fun game play experience
 s.\n\nWhat to Expect: ✅ Learn basic pickleball skills\, techniques\, and ru
 les ✅ Improve fitness\, flexibility\, and sportsmanship ✅ Enjoy fun drills 
 and game play ✅ All equipment provided for use during camp\n\n✅ Camp will b
 e held indoors\n\nLimited spots available! Sign up today and let’s get rall
 ying!\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3 - 7. Bus transport is NOT avail
 able for this camp. Before and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260622T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260622T170000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Pickleball Camp (PIC3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_883212360@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/480/summer-camp-2026/pickleball-camp#PIC3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Pickleball Camp – Join the Fun! \n\nLooking for a fun an
 d active way to keep your child engaged this summer? Sign them up for our S
 ummer Pickleball Camp led by Coach Shank and Coach Landolt. This camp is pe
 rfect for beginners and those looking to improve their skills. Students wil
 l be immersed in the world of pickleball through a variety of skill buildin
 g practices\, technique training\, as well as some fun game play experience
 s.\n\nWhat to Expect: ✅ Learn basic pickleball skills\, techniques\, and ru
 les ✅ Improve fitness\, flexibility\, and sportsmanship ✅ Enjoy fun drills 
 and game play ✅ All equipment provided for use during camp\n\n✅ Camp will b
 e held indoors\n\nLimited spots available! Sign up today and let’s get rall
 ying!\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3 - 7. Bus transport is NOT avail
 able for this camp. Before and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260623T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260623T170000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Pickleball Camp (PIC3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_852676932@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/480/summer-camp-2026/pickleball-camp#PIC3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Pickleball Camp – Join the Fun! \n\nLooking for a fun an
 d active way to keep your child engaged this summer? Sign them up for our S
 ummer Pickleball Camp led by Coach Shank and Coach Landolt. This camp is pe
 rfect for beginners and those looking to improve their skills. Students wil
 l be immersed in the world of pickleball through a variety of skill buildin
 g practices\, technique training\, as well as some fun game play experience
 s.\n\nWhat to Expect: ✅ Learn basic pickleball skills\, techniques\, and ru
 les ✅ Improve fitness\, flexibility\, and sportsmanship ✅ Enjoy fun drills 
 and game play ✅ All equipment provided for use during camp\n\n✅ Camp will b
 e held indoors\n\nLimited spots available! Sign up today and let’s get rall
 ying!\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3 - 7. Bus transport is NOT avail
 able for this camp. Before and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260624T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260624T170000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Pickleball Camp (PIC3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_175662424@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/480/summer-camp-2026/pickleball-camp#PIC3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Pickleball Camp – Join the Fun! \n\nLooking for a fun an
 d active way to keep your child engaged this summer? Sign them up for our S
 ummer Pickleball Camp led by Coach Shank and Coach Landolt. This camp is pe
 rfect for beginners and those looking to improve their skills. Students wil
 l be immersed in the world of pickleball through a variety of skill buildin
 g practices\, technique training\, as well as some fun game play experience
 s.\n\nWhat to Expect: ✅ Learn basic pickleball skills\, techniques\, and ru
 les ✅ Improve fitness\, flexibility\, and sportsmanship ✅ Enjoy fun drills 
 and game play ✅ All equipment provided for use during camp\n\n✅ Camp will b
 e held indoors\n\nLimited spots available! Sign up today and let’s get rall
 ying!\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3 - 7. Bus transport is NOT avail
 able for this camp. Before and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260625T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260625T170000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Pickleball Camp (PIC3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_683783314@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/480/summer-camp-2026/pickleball-camp#PIC3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Pickleball Camp – Join the Fun! \n\nLooking for a fun an
 d active way to keep your child engaged this summer? Sign them up for our S
 ummer Pickleball Camp led by Coach Shank and Coach Landolt. This camp is pe
 rfect for beginners and those looking to improve their skills. Students wil
 l be immersed in the world of pickleball through a variety of skill buildin
 g practices\, technique training\, as well as some fun game play experience
 s.\n\nWhat to Expect: ✅ Learn basic pickleball skills\, techniques\, and ru
 les ✅ Improve fitness\, flexibility\, and sportsmanship ✅ Enjoy fun drills 
 and game play ✅ All equipment provided for use during camp\n\n✅ Camp will b
 e held indoors\n\nLimited spots available! Sign up today and let’s get rall
 ying!\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3 - 7. Bus transport is NOT avail
 able for this camp. Before and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260626T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260626T170000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Pickleball Camp (PIC3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_215201009@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/480/summer-camp-2026/pickleball-camp#PIC3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Students will build basketball fundamentals including dribbling
 \, passing\, shooting\, and defense through fun drills\, small-sided games\
 , and 5-on-5 scrimmages. All skill levels are welcome\, and this camp empha
 sizes teamwork\, sportsmanship\, and confidence alongside skill development
 \, giving kids a chance to grow on and off the court in a supportive\, high
 -energy environment. Open to students entering grades 3 - 6. There is no bu
 s transport for this camp. No before or after care is available for this ca
 mp.
DTEND:20260706T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260706T130000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Hoop Stars Basketball Camp (HOOP3-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_699802687@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/482/summer-camp-2026/hoop-stars-basketbal
 l-camp#HOOP3-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Students will build basketball fundamentals including dribbling
 \, passing\, shooting\, and defense through fun drills\, small-sided games\
 , and 5-on-5 scrimmages. All skill levels are welcome\, and this camp empha
 sizes teamwork\, sportsmanship\, and confidence alongside skill development
 \, giving kids a chance to grow on and off the court in a supportive\, high
 -energy environment. Open to students entering grades 3 - 6. There is no bu
 s transport for this camp. No before or after care is available for this ca
 mp.
DTEND:20260707T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260707T130000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Hoop Stars Basketball Camp (HOOP3-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_233763901@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/482/summer-camp-2026/hoop-stars-basketbal
 l-camp#HOOP3-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Students will build basketball fundamentals including dribbling
 \, passing\, shooting\, and defense through fun drills\, small-sided games\
 , and 5-on-5 scrimmages. All skill levels are welcome\, and this camp empha
 sizes teamwork\, sportsmanship\, and confidence alongside skill development
 \, giving kids a chance to grow on and off the court in a supportive\, high
 -energy environment. Open to students entering grades 3 - 6. There is no bu
 s transport for this camp. No before or after care is available for this ca
 mp.
DTEND:20260708T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260708T130000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Hoop Stars Basketball Camp (HOOP3-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_29207261@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/482/summer-camp-2026/hoop-stars-basketbal
 l-camp#HOOP3-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Students will build basketball fundamentals including dribbling
 \, passing\, shooting\, and defense through fun drills\, small-sided games\
 , and 5-on-5 scrimmages. All skill levels are welcome\, and this camp empha
 sizes teamwork\, sportsmanship\, and confidence alongside skill development
 \, giving kids a chance to grow on and off the court in a supportive\, high
 -energy environment. Open to students entering grades 3 - 6. There is no bu
 s transport for this camp. No before or after care is available for this ca
 mp.
DTEND:20260709T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260709T130000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Hoop Stars Basketball Camp (HOOP3-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_451897598@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/482/summer-camp-2026/hoop-stars-basketbal
 l-camp#HOOP3-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Students will build basketball fundamentals including dribbling
 \, passing\, shooting\, and defense through fun drills\, small-sided games\
 , and 5-on-5 scrimmages. All skill levels are welcome\, and this camp empha
 sizes teamwork\, sportsmanship\, and confidence alongside skill development
 \, giving kids a chance to grow on and off the court in a supportive\, high
 -energy environment. Open to students entering grades 3 - 6. There is no bu
 s transport for this camp. No before or after care is available for this ca
 mp.
DTEND:20260710T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260710T130000Z
LOCATION:Frances Meeks Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Hoop Stars Basketball Camp (HOOP3-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_652989497@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/482/summer-camp-2026/hoop-stars-basketbal
 l-camp#HOOP3-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Branches of Science\n\nWhat is science? Is it a subject in scho
 ol? A way of thinking? A career? Science is knowledge and understanding of 
 the world around us. In the Branches of Science camp\, students will spend 
 a day with a branch of science to really explore it. Branches of science wi
 ll feature Biology\, Chemistry\, Physics\, Geology\, and Astronomy. Student
 s will investigate\, play\, create\, and experiment in each branch of scien
 ce. The camp is taught by Cynthia Youmans. Mrs. Youmans teaches at Richmond
  Hill Middle School and enjoys helping young minds learn how much fun scien
 ce can be. Open to students entering grades 3 - 6. Before and after care ar
 e available for this camp.
DTEND:20260622T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260622T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Science Camp (SCI3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_722815988@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/459/summer-camp-2026/science-camp#SCI3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Branches of Science\n\nWhat is science? Is it a subject in scho
 ol? A way of thinking? A career? Science is knowledge and understanding of 
 the world around us. In the Branches of Science camp\, students will spend 
 a day with a branch of science to really explore it. Branches of science wi
 ll feature Biology\, Chemistry\, Physics\, Geology\, and Astronomy. Student
 s will investigate\, play\, create\, and experiment in each branch of scien
 ce. The camp is taught by Cynthia Youmans. Mrs. Youmans teaches at Richmond
  Hill Middle School and enjoys helping young minds learn how much fun scien
 ce can be. Open to students entering grades 3 - 6. Before and after care ar
 e available for this camp.
DTEND:20260623T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260623T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Science Camp (SCI3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_997824406@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/459/summer-camp-2026/science-camp#SCI3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Branches of Science\n\nWhat is science? Is it a subject in scho
 ol? A way of thinking? A career? Science is knowledge and understanding of 
 the world around us. In the Branches of Science camp\, students will spend 
 a day with a branch of science to really explore it. Branches of science wi
 ll feature Biology\, Chemistry\, Physics\, Geology\, and Astronomy. Student
 s will investigate\, play\, create\, and experiment in each branch of scien
 ce. The camp is taught by Cynthia Youmans. Mrs. Youmans teaches at Richmond
  Hill Middle School and enjoys helping young minds learn how much fun scien
 ce can be. Open to students entering grades 3 - 6. Before and after care ar
 e available for this camp.
DTEND:20260624T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260624T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Science Camp (SCI3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_365850868@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/459/summer-camp-2026/science-camp#SCI3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Branches of Science\n\nWhat is science? Is it a subject in scho
 ol? A way of thinking? A career? Science is knowledge and understanding of 
 the world around us. In the Branches of Science camp\, students will spend 
 a day with a branch of science to really explore it. Branches of science wi
 ll feature Biology\, Chemistry\, Physics\, Geology\, and Astronomy. Student
 s will investigate\, play\, create\, and experiment in each branch of scien
 ce. The camp is taught by Cynthia Youmans. Mrs. Youmans teaches at Richmond
  Hill Middle School and enjoys helping young minds learn how much fun scien
 ce can be. Open to students entering grades 3 - 6. Before and after care ar
 e available for this camp.
DTEND:20260625T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260625T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Science Camp (SCI3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_52084217@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/459/summer-camp-2026/science-camp#SCI3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Branches of Science\n\nWhat is science? Is it a subject in scho
 ol? A way of thinking? A career? Science is knowledge and understanding of 
 the world around us. In the Branches of Science camp\, students will spend 
 a day with a branch of science to really explore it. Branches of science wi
 ll feature Biology\, Chemistry\, Physics\, Geology\, and Astronomy. Student
 s will investigate\, play\, create\, and experiment in each branch of scien
 ce. The camp is taught by Cynthia Youmans. Mrs. Youmans teaches at Richmond
  Hill Middle School and enjoys helping young minds learn how much fun scien
 ce can be. Open to students entering grades 3 - 6. Before and after care ar
 e available for this camp.
DTEND:20260626T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260626T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Science Camp (SCI3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_537176738@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/459/summer-camp-2026/science-camp#SCI3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:What does it take to be a superhero? Superheroes play a vital r
 ole in modeling valuable lessons such as moral dilemmas\, responsibility\, 
 honesty\, and teamwork. In Superhero Camp\, your child will enjoy dressing 
 up and making superhero accessories. The week will be filled with crafts\, 
 games\, team building activities\, imaginative play\, and exciting experime
 nts. Come join the fun! This camp is open to boys and girls ages 4-8. Befor
 e and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260706T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260706T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Superhero Camp (HERO4-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_99216894@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/473/summer-camp-2026/superhero-camp#HERO4
 -8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:What does it take to be a superhero? Superheroes play a vital r
 ole in modeling valuable lessons such as moral dilemmas\, responsibility\, 
 honesty\, and teamwork. In Superhero Camp\, your child will enjoy dressing 
 up and making superhero accessories. The week will be filled with crafts\, 
 games\, team building activities\, imaginative play\, and exciting experime
 nts. Come join the fun! This camp is open to boys and girls ages 4-8. Befor
 e and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260707T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260707T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Superhero Camp (HERO4-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_832717353@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/473/summer-camp-2026/superhero-camp#HERO4
 -8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:What does it take to be a superhero? Superheroes play a vital r
 ole in modeling valuable lessons such as moral dilemmas\, responsibility\, 
 honesty\, and teamwork. In Superhero Camp\, your child will enjoy dressing 
 up and making superhero accessories. The week will be filled with crafts\, 
 games\, team building activities\, imaginative play\, and exciting experime
 nts. Come join the fun! This camp is open to boys and girls ages 4-8. Befor
 e and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260708T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260708T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Superhero Camp (HERO4-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_716458279@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/473/summer-camp-2026/superhero-camp#HERO4
 -8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:What does it take to be a superhero? Superheroes play a vital r
 ole in modeling valuable lessons such as moral dilemmas\, responsibility\, 
 honesty\, and teamwork. In Superhero Camp\, your child will enjoy dressing 
 up and making superhero accessories. The week will be filled with crafts\, 
 games\, team building activities\, imaginative play\, and exciting experime
 nts. Come join the fun! This camp is open to boys and girls ages 4-8. Befor
 e and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260709T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260709T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Superhero Camp (HERO4-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_419447561@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/473/summer-camp-2026/superhero-camp#HERO4
 -8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:What does it take to be a superhero? Superheroes play a vital r
 ole in modeling valuable lessons such as moral dilemmas\, responsibility\, 
 honesty\, and teamwork. In Superhero Camp\, your child will enjoy dressing 
 up and making superhero accessories. The week will be filled with crafts\, 
 games\, team building activities\, imaginative play\, and exciting experime
 nts. Come join the fun! This camp is open to boys and girls ages 4-8. Befor
 e and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260710T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260710T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Superhero Camp (HERO4-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_415278362@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/473/summer-camp-2026/superhero-camp#HERO4
 -8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:What does it take to be a superhero? Superheroes play a vital r
 ole in modeling valuable lessons such as moral dilemmas\, responsibility\, 
 honesty\, and teamwork. In Superhero Camp\, your child will enjoy dressing 
 up and making superhero accessories. The week will be filled with crafts\, 
 games\, team building activities\, imaginative play\, and exciting experime
 nts. Come join the fun! This camp is open to boys and girls ages 4-8. Befor
 e and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260713T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260713T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Superhero Camp (HERO4-8B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_616478060@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/473/summer-camp-2026/superhero-camp#HERO4
 -8B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:What does it take to be a superhero? Superheroes play a vital r
 ole in modeling valuable lessons such as moral dilemmas\, responsibility\, 
 honesty\, and teamwork. In Superhero Camp\, your child will enjoy dressing 
 up and making superhero accessories. The week will be filled with crafts\, 
 games\, team building activities\, imaginative play\, and exciting experime
 nts. Come join the fun! This camp is open to boys and girls ages 4-8. Befor
 e and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260714T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260714T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Superhero Camp (HERO4-8B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_87894495@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/473/summer-camp-2026/superhero-camp#HERO4
 -8B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:What does it take to be a superhero? Superheroes play a vital r
 ole in modeling valuable lessons such as moral dilemmas\, responsibility\, 
 honesty\, and teamwork. In Superhero Camp\, your child will enjoy dressing 
 up and making superhero accessories. The week will be filled with crafts\, 
 games\, team building activities\, imaginative play\, and exciting experime
 nts. Come join the fun! This camp is open to boys and girls ages 4-8. Befor
 e and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260715T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260715T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Superhero Camp (HERO4-8B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_730795458@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/473/summer-camp-2026/superhero-camp#HERO4
 -8B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:What does it take to be a superhero? Superheroes play a vital r
 ole in modeling valuable lessons such as moral dilemmas\, responsibility\, 
 honesty\, and teamwork. In Superhero Camp\, your child will enjoy dressing 
 up and making superhero accessories. The week will be filled with crafts\, 
 games\, team building activities\, imaginative play\, and exciting experime
 nts. Come join the fun! This camp is open to boys and girls ages 4-8. Befor
 e and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260716T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260716T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Superhero Camp (HERO4-8B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_466297852@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/473/summer-camp-2026/superhero-camp#HERO4
 -8B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:What does it take to be a superhero? Superheroes play a vital r
 ole in modeling valuable lessons such as moral dilemmas\, responsibility\, 
 honesty\, and teamwork. In Superhero Camp\, your child will enjoy dressing 
 up and making superhero accessories. The week will be filled with crafts\, 
 games\, team building activities\, imaginative play\, and exciting experime
 nts. Come join the fun! This camp is open to boys and girls ages 4-8. Befor
 e and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260717T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260717T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Superhero Camp (HERO4-8B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_129062346@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/473/summer-camp-2026/superhero-camp#HERO4
 -8B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260601T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260601T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLA 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_991120169@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLA 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260602T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260602T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLA 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_728863968@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLA 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260603T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260603T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLA 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_178857006@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLA 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260604T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260604T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLA 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_246003228@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLA 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260605T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260605T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLA 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_295131672@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLA 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260629T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260629T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLB 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_44946905@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLB 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260630T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260630T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLB 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_744207468@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLB 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260701T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260701T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLB 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_700443231@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLB 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260702T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260702T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLB 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_941789805@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLB 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260706T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260706T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLC 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_765866143@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLC 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260707T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260707T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLC 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_264865451@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLC 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260708T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260708T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLC 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_401166068@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLC 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260709T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260709T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLC 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_64836114@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLC 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Grow the game together!\n\nPurpose: Develop fundamental volleyb
 all skills while teaching teamwork\, strategy\, and sportsmanship.\n\nBegin
 ners\n\nThis camp’s primary focus is all about the basics\, designed to tea
 ch the fundamentals of the sport and develop the proper techniques and skil
 ls for hand-eye coordination\, agility\, body movement\, and ball control t
 o play the game. Team play will be introduced and incorporated with a focus
  on fun while learning skills.\n\n*If you previously attended Volleyball Sk
 ills & Drills and are still uncomfortable with passing\, setting\, and serv
 ing - this camp is for you.\n\nReminders: Every child needs to bring their 
 own water bottle. Bring plenty of water\, one snack\, and proper sports att
 ire (shorts\, T-shirt\, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or 
 volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes\, they are
  STRICTLY meant for indoor court use\, please come in a different pair of s
 hoes (i.e.\, crocs\, slides\, flip flops)\, and once the inside player can 
 change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are sug
 gested\, but not required.\n\nOpen to students entering grades 3-6. No tran
 sport is available for this camp. No before or after care is available for 
 this camp.
DTEND:20260710T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260710T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Volleyball Camp at MES (VOLC 3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_938962125@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/468/summer-camp-2026/volleyball-camp-at-m
 es#VOLC 3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Archery Camp\n\nArchery summer camp is designed to introduce st
 udents to the sport of archery. This camp is designed specifically for midd
 le schoolers balancing the technical discipline of the sport with high-ener
 gy games. The program follows a "Safety First\, Fun Always" philosophy gear
 ed toward beginning and intermediate archers. This camp will ensure partici
 pants are knowledgeable in the "11 Steps to Archery Success" (NASP standard
 )\, range etiquette\, and team-based competition.\n\nEquipment is provided 
 for use during camp\, and participants are responsible for the following:\n
  \n- Wear a long sleeve shirt\n\n- Wear closed toe shoes\n\n- Hair must be 
 tied back\n\n- No dangling jewelry\n\n- “Arm guards” can be worn if you hav
 e your own.\n\n \nOpen to students entering grades 4 - 8\; There is no bus 
 transport for this camp. No before or after care is available for this camp
 .
DTEND:20260713T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260713T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Middle School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Archery Camp (ARC4-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_946902514@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/470/summer-camp-2026/archery-camp#ARC4-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Archery Camp\n\nArchery summer camp is designed to introduce st
 udents to the sport of archery. This camp is designed specifically for midd
 le schoolers balancing the technical discipline of the sport with high-ener
 gy games. The program follows a "Safety First\, Fun Always" philosophy gear
 ed toward beginning and intermediate archers. This camp will ensure partici
 pants are knowledgeable in the "11 Steps to Archery Success" (NASP standard
 )\, range etiquette\, and team-based competition.\n\nEquipment is provided 
 for use during camp\, and participants are responsible for the following:\n
  \n- Wear a long sleeve shirt\n\n- Wear closed toe shoes\n\n- Hair must be 
 tied back\n\n- No dangling jewelry\n\n- “Arm guards” can be worn if you hav
 e your own.\n\n \nOpen to students entering grades 4 - 8\; There is no bus 
 transport for this camp. No before or after care is available for this camp
 .
DTEND:20260714T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260714T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Middle School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Archery Camp (ARC4-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_428487833@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/470/summer-camp-2026/archery-camp#ARC4-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Archery Camp\n\nArchery summer camp is designed to introduce st
 udents to the sport of archery. This camp is designed specifically for midd
 le schoolers balancing the technical discipline of the sport with high-ener
 gy games. The program follows a "Safety First\, Fun Always" philosophy gear
 ed toward beginning and intermediate archers. This camp will ensure partici
 pants are knowledgeable in the "11 Steps to Archery Success" (NASP standard
 )\, range etiquette\, and team-based competition.\n\nEquipment is provided 
 for use during camp\, and participants are responsible for the following:\n
  \n- Wear a long sleeve shirt\n\n- Wear closed toe shoes\n\n- Hair must be 
 tied back\n\n- No dangling jewelry\n\n- “Arm guards” can be worn if you hav
 e your own.\n\n \nOpen to students entering grades 4 - 8\; There is no bus 
 transport for this camp. No before or after care is available for this camp
 .
DTEND:20260715T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260715T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Middle School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Archery Camp (ARC4-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_11287191@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/470/summer-camp-2026/archery-camp#ARC4-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Archery Camp\n\nArchery summer camp is designed to introduce st
 udents to the sport of archery. This camp is designed specifically for midd
 le schoolers balancing the technical discipline of the sport with high-ener
 gy games. The program follows a "Safety First\, Fun Always" philosophy gear
 ed toward beginning and intermediate archers. This camp will ensure partici
 pants are knowledgeable in the "11 Steps to Archery Success" (NASP standard
 )\, range etiquette\, and team-based competition.\n\nEquipment is provided 
 for use during camp\, and participants are responsible for the following:\n
  \n- Wear a long sleeve shirt\n\n- Wear closed toe shoes\n\n- Hair must be 
 tied back\n\n- No dangling jewelry\n\n- “Arm guards” can be worn if you hav
 e your own.\n\n \nOpen to students entering grades 4 - 8\; There is no bus 
 transport for this camp. No before or after care is available for this camp
 .
DTEND:20260716T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260716T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Middle School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Archery Camp (ARC4-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_90227166@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/470/summer-camp-2026/archery-camp#ARC4-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Archery Camp\n\nArchery summer camp is designed to introduce st
 udents to the sport of archery. This camp is designed specifically for midd
 le schoolers balancing the technical discipline of the sport with high-ener
 gy games. The program follows a "Safety First\, Fun Always" philosophy gear
 ed toward beginning and intermediate archers. This camp will ensure partici
 pants are knowledgeable in the "11 Steps to Archery Success" (NASP standard
 )\, range etiquette\, and team-based competition.\n\nEquipment is provided 
 for use during camp\, and participants are responsible for the following:\n
  \n- Wear a long sleeve shirt\n\n- Wear closed toe shoes\n\n- Hair must be 
 tied back\n\n- No dangling jewelry\n\n- “Arm guards” can be worn if you hav
 e your own.\n\n \nOpen to students entering grades 4 - 8\; There is no bus 
 transport for this camp. No before or after care is available for this camp
 .
DTEND:20260717T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260717T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Middle School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Archery Camp (ARC4-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_250252697@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/470/summer-camp-2026/archery-camp#ARC4-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260526T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260526T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM2-3Tumbling Tots)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_917745840@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM2-3Tumbling Tots
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260527T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260527T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM2-3Tumbling Tots)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_523618969@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM2-3Tumbling Tots
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260528T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260528T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM2-3Tumbling Tots)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_455216301@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM2-3Tumbling Tots
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260529T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260529T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM2-3Tumbling Tots)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_398537464@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM2-3Tumbling Tots
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260601T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260601T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM1-8 Intermediate/Advanced)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_209542353@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM1-8 Intermediate/Advanced
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260602T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260602T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM1-8 Intermediate/Advanced)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_235354234@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM1-8 Intermediate/Advanced
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260603T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260603T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM1-8 Intermediate/Advanced)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_891688275@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM1-8 Intermediate/Advanced
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260604T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260604T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM1-8 Intermediate/Advanced)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_287485852@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM1-8 Intermediate/Advanced
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260605T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260605T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM1-8 Intermediate/Advanced)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_506993179@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM1-8 Intermediate/Advanced
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260713T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260713T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM1-8 Intermediate/AdvancedB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_25969935@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM1-8 Intermediate/AdvancedB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260714T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260714T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM1-8 Intermediate/AdvancedB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_961481023@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM1-8 Intermediate/AdvancedB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260715T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260715T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM1-8 Intermediate/AdvancedB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_542378445@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM1-8 Intermediate/AdvancedB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260716T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260716T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM1-8 Intermediate/AdvancedB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_51086879@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM1-8 Intermediate/AdvancedB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260717T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260717T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM1-8 Intermediate/AdvancedB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_608158676@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM1-8 Intermediate/AdvancedB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260608T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260608T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMPK-4 Preschool/Beginner)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_135798869@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMPK-4 Preschool/Beginner
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260609T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260609T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMPK-4 Preschool/Beginner)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_404209329@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMPK-4 Preschool/Beginner
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260610T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260610T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMPK-4 Preschool/Beginner)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_799480588@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMPK-4 Preschool/Beginner
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260611T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260611T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMPK-4 Preschool/Beginner)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_328635868@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMPK-4 Preschool/Beginner
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260612T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260612T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMPK-4 Preschool/Beginner)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_744801314@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMPK-4 Preschool/Beginner
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260706T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260706T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMPK-4 Preschool/BeginnerB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_730022466@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMPK-4 Preschool/BeginnerB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260707T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260707T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMPK-4 Preschool/BeginnerB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_624108629@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMPK-4 Preschool/BeginnerB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260708T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260708T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMPK-4 Preschool/BeginnerB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_43095910@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMPK-4 Preschool/BeginnerB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260709T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260709T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMPK-4 Preschool/BeginnerB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_35257474@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMPK-4 Preschool/BeginnerB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260710T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260710T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMPK-4 Preschool/BeginnerB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_825480779@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMPK-4 Preschool/BeginnerB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260615T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260615T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMK-8 Beginner/Intermediate)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_823088329@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMK-8 Beginner/Intermediate
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260616T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260616T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMK-8 Beginner/Intermediate)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_85030553@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMK-8 Beginner/Intermediate
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260617T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260617T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMK-8 Beginner/Intermediate)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_295903566@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMK-8 Beginner/Intermediate
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260618T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260618T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMK-8 Beginner/Intermediate)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_78736600@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMK-8 Beginner/Intermediate
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260619T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260619T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYMK-8 Beginner/Intermediate)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_353205309@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYMK-8 Beginner/Intermediate
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260622T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260622T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 Tumbling)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_51441938@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM3-8 Tumbling
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260623T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260623T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 Tumbling)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_518980850@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM3-8 Tumbling
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260624T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260624T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 Tumbling)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_983517447@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM3-8 Tumbling
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260625T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260625T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 Tumbling)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_461178217@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260626T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260626T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 Tumbling)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_858198907@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260720T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260720T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 TumblingB)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260721T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260721T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 TumblingB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_633874732@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM3-8 TumblingB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260722T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260722T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 TumblingB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_397550456@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM3-8 TumblingB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260723T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260723T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 TumblingB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_145437031@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM3-8 TumblingB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260724T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260724T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 TumblingB)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_539517459@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM3-8 TumblingB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260727T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260727T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 Gymnastics/Tumbling)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_813794871@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM3-8 Gymnastics/Tumbling
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260728T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260728T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 Gymnastics/Tumbling)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_881809166@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM3-8 Gymnastics/Tumbling
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260729T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260729T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 Gymnastics/Tumbling)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:52-04:00_423240251@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM3-8 Gymnastics/Tumbling
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260730T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260730T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 Gymnastics/Tumbling)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM3-8 Gymnastics/Tumbling
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Summer Gymnastics\n\nGymnastics camps will be offered for the g
 roups listed below. The camps are open to boys and girls. The camps will em
 phasize flexibility and conditioning\, movement education\, and apparatus t
 raining including beam\, uneven bars\, parallel bars\, vault\, mini-trampol
 ine\, and floor. Registration is limited in each age/ability grouping. The 
 instructor is Deborah Hager-Luebbert who has taught gymnastics and tumbling
  with Community Education for 34 years. She is an accomplished gymnast winn
 ing a state title championship and competing at nationals and the SEC-NCAA 
 on a four-year collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She coached as an assista
 nt coach after graduation and then directed Savannah Gymnastics for seven y
 ears. She is featured in the book “Legacy of The Blues” for her collegiate 
 competition years. Come join the fun while learning and understanding the c
 oncepts of physical and mental training in the sport of gymnastics. Before 
 and after care are available for all classes except Tumbling Tots and for T
 umbling the week of July 20. \n\nTumbling Tots: The goal of Tumbling Tots c
 amp is for 2-year-old to 3-year-old students to enjoy being active and to g
 ain an understanding of body-in-motion awareness. Studies show that importa
 nt reading skills and perceptual motor skills are enhanced if a child’s lev
 el of self-confidence and motor skills are raised during the formative pres
 chool years. This half-day gymnastics camp is designed with positive reinfo
 rcement for developing skills that will accelerate motor development\, agil
 ity\, coordination\, flexibility\, strength\, a love for physical activity\
 , and high self-esteem. Classes include movement education\, tumbling\, bal
 ance beam\, uneven bars\, mini-trampoline\, and vaulting. The use of other 
 apparatus such as balls\, hula hoops\, parachute\, bright colored squares\,
  blocks\, and circles will be used to enhance the awareness of shapes and c
 olors. Before and after care are NOT available for this class.\n\nIntermedi
 ate/Advanced Gymnastics: Students in this class will be working on the more
  advanced skills on all the apparatus equipment of floor\, uneven bars\, be
 am\, vault\, parallel bars\, and mini-trampoline. Drills and conditioning a
 re a must to develop strength and flexibility. This is an all-day camp that
  is open to intermediate-level students who can perform the basic back walk
 -over\, front walk-over\, and are working on perfecting back handsprings. T
 his camp is also open to those performing skills at the advanced level\, su
 ch as standing back tucks\, round-off back handsprings\, back layout\, and 
 full twist. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nPreschoo
 l/Beginner Gymnastics: This camp is open to Pre-K-3rd grade. Students shoul
 d bring a lunch and drink each day. Early registration is a must. In additi
 on to the basic development of gymnastics skills on the balance beam\, unev
 en bars\, vault\, mini-trampoline\, and tumbling\, preschool students will 
 work on cognitive skills such as letters\, shapes\, colors\, the skeletal s
 ystem\, and major muscle groups. Activities are designed to help improve se
 lf-confidence\, flexibility\, balance\, and rhythm. Preschool gymnastics st
 udents will participate in a study of good nutrition and the importance of 
 a healthy body. They will develop skills enhancing their fine motor skills 
 and gross motor skills. This will be a physically challenging camp that tea
 ches the skills that give young children stronger bodies and sharper minds 
 as well as an understanding of their bodies’ capabilities while emphasizing
  fundamental gymnastics skills on all apparatus and appropriate-sized mats 
 and equipment. All preschool students must be four years old by May 26\, 20
 25 to attend this camp. \n\nBeginner/Intermediate Gymnastics: This is an al
 l-day camp open to new or beginner students with little or no previous gymn
 astics training. The students will be working on progressing basic skills s
 uch as cartwheels\, one arm cartwheels\, front walkovers\, back walkovers\,
  and round-offs. Drills and conditioning will be emphasized to enhance and 
 perfect strength and coordination to enable the students to learn more adva
 nced skills safely. Students will learn basic skills on all apparatus such 
 as the balance beam\, parallel bars\, uneven bars\, vault\, floor\, and min
 i-trampoline. Students should bring a lunch and drink every day. \n\nTumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in tumbling skills for all skill levels from
  beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditioning to enhanc
 e strength and agility and will be performing drills to reach skill level g
 oals of each individual student. This camp will include floor exercise skil
 ls and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year of prior gymna
 stics experience and must have completed the second grade or higher to enro
 ll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before and after care
  are NOT available for this class the week of July 20.\n\nGymnastics/Tumbli
 ng Camp: This camp specializes in gymnastics and tumbling skills for all sk
 ill levels from beginner to advanced. Students will be training and conditi
 oning to enhance strength and agility and will be performing drills to reac
 h skill level goals of each individual student. This camp will include floo
 r exercise skills and mini-trampoline. Students must have at least one year
  of prior gymnastics experience and must have completed the second grade or
  higher to enroll. Students should bring a lunch and drink each day. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this class the week of July 27.
DTEND:20260731T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260731T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Gymnastics Summer Camp (GYM3-8 Gymnastics/Tumbling)
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 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/460/summer-camp-2026/gymnastics-summer-ca
 mp#GYM3-8 Gymnastics/Tumbling
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260608T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260608T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5)
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 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
 es#BBAL3-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260609T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260609T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260610T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260610T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260611T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260611T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
 es#BBAL3-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260612T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260612T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
 es#BBAL3-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260622T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260622T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5B)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
 es#BBAL3-5B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260623T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260623T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5B)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
 es#BBAL3-5B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260624T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260624T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5B)
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 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
 es#BBAL3-5B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260625T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260625T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5B)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
 es#BBAL3-5B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260626T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260626T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5B)
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 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
 es#BBAL3-5B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260713T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071152Z
DTSTART:20260713T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5C)
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 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
 es#BBAL3-5C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260714T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260714T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5C)
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 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
 es#BBAL3-5C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260715T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260715T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5C)
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 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
 es#BBAL3-5C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260716T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260716T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5C)
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 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/462/summer-camp-2026/basketball-camp-at-m
 es#BBAL3-5C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basketball Camp at MES\n\nThis camp is designed to teach kids t
 he fundamentals of basketball. Lessons will focus on shooting form\, dribbl
 ing skills\, and passing. The class is taught by Mario Anderson\, an experi
 enced basketball coach and former player. Mr. Anderson has coached basketba
 ll at the middle school\, high school\, and college levels. Beginners and e
 xperienced students are welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play
  five on five against each other. Developing a positive culture that promot
 es self-confidence\, teamwork\, and fun will be the foundation. Students wi
 ll be engaged in various drills and games to help improve their basketball 
 fundamentals. Maximum 24 students for this class. Open to students entering
  grades 3 - 5. There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after 
 care is available for this camp.
DTEND:20260717T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260717T130000Z
LOCATION:McAllister Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Basketball Camp at MES (BBAL3-5C)
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 es#BBAL3-5C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260622T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260622T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABC11+)
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 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABC11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260623T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260623T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABC11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_961603192@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABC11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260624T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260624T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABC11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_283175226@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABC11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260625T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260625T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABC11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_557060254@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABC11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260626T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260626T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABC11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_189123440@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABC11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260601T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260601T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABA11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_85818498@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABA11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260602T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260602T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABA11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_372198134@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABA11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260603T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260603T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABA11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_255256941@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABA11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260604T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260604T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABA11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_996100758@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABA11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260605T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260605T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABA11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_81608194@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABA11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260608T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260608T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABB11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_376368570@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABB11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260609T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260609T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABB11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_21635376@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABB11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260610T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260610T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABB11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_493393031@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABB11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260611T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260611T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABB11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_418818724@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABB11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This course teaches students to meet the basic needs of childre
 n in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will he
 lp students develop leadership skills\, start a babysitting business and le
 arn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others saf
 e. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Student
 s who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. 
 This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs st
 udents on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies\
 , the use of an Epi-pen injector\, injury emergencies\, how to handle envir
 onmental emergencies\, and Stop the Bleed training. Also covered are adult/
 child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infan
 t who is choking. Only 20 students are accepted for this course\, so early 
 registration is encouraged. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order
  to receive certification. Open to students ages 11-17. Before care is avai
 lable.
DTEND:20260612T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260612T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Babysitting & First Aid/CPR Works (BABB11+)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_155862101@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/469/summer-camp-2026/babysitting-first-ai
 d-cpr-works#BABB11+
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260608T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260608T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ART3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_77739433@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
 -summer-camp#ART3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260609T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260609T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ART3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_228549136@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
 -summer-camp#ART3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260610T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260610T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ART3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_897442708@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
 -summer-camp#ART3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260611T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260611T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ART3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_589911614@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
 -summer-camp#ART3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260612T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260612T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ART3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_567443273@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
 -summer-camp#ART3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260615T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260615T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ARTB3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_969858066@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
 -summer-camp#ARTB3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260616T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260616T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ARTB3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_39125940@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
 -summer-camp#ARTB3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260617T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260617T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ARTB3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_736783774@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
 -summer-camp#ARTB3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260618T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260618T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ARTB3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_752008449@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260619T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260619T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ARTB3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_839248543@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
 -summer-camp#ARTB3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260622T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260622T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ARTC3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_993535229@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
 -summer-camp#ARTC3-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260623T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260623T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ARTC3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_105177775@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
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 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260624T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260624T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ARTC3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_904206200@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260625T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260625T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ARTC3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_364021202@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our Artistic Expressions Summer Camp where creativit
 y knows no bounds! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums in a fun a
 nd lighthearted environment. This class is a perfect for those who want to 
 dive deeper into their artistic interests and experiment with new technique
 s! All materials are provided. Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before
  and after care are NOT available for this camp.
DTEND:20260626T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260626T130000Z
LOCATION:Richmond Hill Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Artistic Expressions Summer Camp (ARTC3-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_607582883@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/474/summer-camp-2026/artistic-expressions
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260615T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260615T170000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDB3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_602803101@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDB3
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260616T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260616T170000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDB3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_168179236@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDB3
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260617T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260617T170000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDB3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_873986262@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDB3
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
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 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260618T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260618T170000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDB3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_279660583@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDB3
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
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 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260619T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260619T170000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDB3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_899974246@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDB3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260615T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260615T130000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDBK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_873070191@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDBK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260616T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260616T130000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDBK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_139979130@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDBK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260617T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260617T130000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDBK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_395423784@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDBK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260618T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260618T130000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDBK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_910672259@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDBK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260619T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260619T130000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDBK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_129672715@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDBK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260622T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260622T130000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDCK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_607414572@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDCK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260623T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260623T130000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDCK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_952260947@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDCK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260624T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260624T130000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDCK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_953121794@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDCK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260625T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260625T130000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDCK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_147588489@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDCK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260626T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260626T130000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDCK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_419420958@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDCK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260622T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260622T170000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDC3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_924071588@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDC3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260623T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260623T170000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDC3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_463143092@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDC3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260624T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260624T170000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDC3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_253764568@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDC3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260625T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260625T170000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDC3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_902514479@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDC3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260626T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260626T170000Z
LOCATION:George Washington Carver Elementary
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDC3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_21764711@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDC3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260629T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260629T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDD3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_770152593@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDD3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260630T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260630T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDD3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_216738012@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDD3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260701T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260701T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDD3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_710527279@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDD3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260702T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260702T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDD3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_26550108@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDD3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260629T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260629T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDDK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_549927577@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDDK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260630T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260630T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDDK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_977466462@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDDK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260701T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260701T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDDK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_929914464@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDDK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260702T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260702T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDDK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_825387337@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDDK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260706T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260706T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDEK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_237931283@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDEK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260707T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260707T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDEK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_909854751@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDEK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260708T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260708T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDEK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_510877474@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDEK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260709T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260709T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDEK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_329650999@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDEK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260710T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260710T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDEK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_124611950@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDEK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260706T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260706T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDE3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_22787475@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDE3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260707T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260707T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDE3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_501187381@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDE3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260708T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260708T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDE3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_430372515@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDE3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260709T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260709T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDE3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_489433080@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDE3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260710T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260710T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDE3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_155066234@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDE3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260713T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260713T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDF3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_29760602@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDF3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260714T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260714T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDF3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_855233736@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDF3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260715T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260715T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDF3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_917232394@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDF3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260716T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260716T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDF3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_324946630@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDF3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260717T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260717T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDF3-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_153948759@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDF3
 -7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260713T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260713T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDFK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_86784986@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDFK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260714T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260714T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDFK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_480904676@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDFK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260715T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260715T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDFK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_189722266@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDFK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260716T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260716T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDFK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_992345840@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDFK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Come experience Taekwondo at summer camp! Taekwondo is translat
 ed “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance\, agi
 lity\, and flexibility. Courtesy\, respect\, perseverance\, self-control\, 
 and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial 
 arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt\, and he has add
 itional martial arts instruction in Karate\, Mudukwan\, Hapkido\, Jujitsu\,
  Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. A three-piece\, white ma
 rtial arts uniform set with a V-neck top\, pants\, and belt is recommended.
  If you do not have a uniform\, sweatpants or long\, athletic pants and a t
 -shirt are acceptable for camp. No shorts or dresses are allowed. Open to s
 tudents entering grades K-7. Before and after care are NOT available for th
 e camps at George Washington Carver Elementary (June 8-26). Before care ava
 ilable for morning camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17). After care
  available for afternoon camps held at Community Ed (June 29-July 17).
DTEND:20260717T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260717T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Taekwondo Camp (TKDFK-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_459222858@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/478/summer-camp-2026/taekwondo-camp#TKDFK
 -2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Paper Crafts\n\nExplore the world of paper constructions in thi
 s unique new class! Students will learn origami\, pop-up book techniques\, 
 Paper/STEM crossover constructions\, and create art with paper cutting. Stu
 dents will develop a pop-up book and a frame worthy piece of art by the end
  of the week. Equipment used during the class (except for hobby knives) wil
 l be given to the students at the end of the class to continue making their
  own works. Skills developed in this class will last a lifetime. Open to st
 udents entering grades 4-5 and 6-8. Before and after care are available for
  this camp.
DTEND:20260608T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260608T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Paper Crafts (PAPCB6-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_821435246@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/487/summer-camp-2026/paper-crafts#PAPCB6-
 8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Paper Crafts\n\nExplore the world of paper constructions in thi
 s unique new class! Students will learn origami\, pop-up book techniques\, 
 Paper/STEM crossover constructions\, and create art with paper cutting. Stu
 dents will develop a pop-up book and a frame worthy piece of art by the end
  of the week. Equipment used during the class (except for hobby knives) wil
 l be given to the students at the end of the class to continue making their
  own works. Skills developed in this class will last a lifetime. Open to st
 udents entering grades 4-5 and 6-8. Before and after care are available for
  this camp.
DTEND:20260609T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260609T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Paper Crafts (PAPCB6-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_932720354@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/487/summer-camp-2026/paper-crafts#PAPCB6-
 8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Paper Crafts\n\nExplore the world of paper constructions in thi
 s unique new class! Students will learn origami\, pop-up book techniques\, 
 Paper/STEM crossover constructions\, and create art with paper cutting. Stu
 dents will develop a pop-up book and a frame worthy piece of art by the end
  of the week. Equipment used during the class (except for hobby knives) wil
 l be given to the students at the end of the class to continue making their
  own works. Skills developed in this class will last a lifetime. Open to st
 udents entering grades 4-5 and 6-8. Before and after care are available for
  this camp.
DTEND:20260610T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260610T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Paper Crafts (PAPCB6-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_49003207@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/487/summer-camp-2026/paper-crafts#PAPCB6-
 8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Paper Crafts\n\nExplore the world of paper constructions in thi
 s unique new class! Students will learn origami\, pop-up book techniques\, 
 Paper/STEM crossover constructions\, and create art with paper cutting. Stu
 dents will develop a pop-up book and a frame worthy piece of art by the end
  of the week. Equipment used during the class (except for hobby knives) wil
 l be given to the students at the end of the class to continue making their
  own works. Skills developed in this class will last a lifetime. Open to st
 udents entering grades 4-5 and 6-8. Before and after care are available for
  this camp.
DTEND:20260611T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260611T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Paper Crafts (PAPCB6-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_981722591@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/487/summer-camp-2026/paper-crafts#PAPCB6-
 8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Paper Crafts\n\nExplore the world of paper constructions in thi
 s unique new class! Students will learn origami\, pop-up book techniques\, 
 Paper/STEM crossover constructions\, and create art with paper cutting. Stu
 dents will develop a pop-up book and a frame worthy piece of art by the end
  of the week. Equipment used during the class (except for hobby knives) wil
 l be given to the students at the end of the class to continue making their
  own works. Skills developed in this class will last a lifetime. Open to st
 udents entering grades 4-5 and 6-8. Before and after care are available for
  this camp.
DTEND:20260612T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260612T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Paper Crafts (PAPCB6-8)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_818712402@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/487/summer-camp-2026/paper-crafts#PAPCB6-
 8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Paper Crafts\n\nExplore the world of paper constructions in thi
 s unique new class! Students will learn origami\, pop-up book techniques\, 
 Paper/STEM crossover constructions\, and create art with paper cutting. Stu
 dents will develop a pop-up book and a frame worthy piece of art by the end
  of the week. Equipment used during the class (except for hobby knives) wil
 l be given to the students at the end of the class to continue making their
  own works. Skills developed in this class will last a lifetime. Open to st
 udents entering grades 4-5 and 6-8. Before and after care are available for
  this camp.
DTEND:20260615T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260615T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Paper Crafts (PAPCB4-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_470346331@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/487/summer-camp-2026/paper-crafts#PAPCB4-
 5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Paper Crafts\n\nExplore the world of paper constructions in thi
 s unique new class! Students will learn origami\, pop-up book techniques\, 
 Paper/STEM crossover constructions\, and create art with paper cutting. Stu
 dents will develop a pop-up book and a frame worthy piece of art by the end
  of the week. Equipment used during the class (except for hobby knives) wil
 l be given to the students at the end of the class to continue making their
  own works. Skills developed in this class will last a lifetime. Open to st
 udents entering grades 4-5 and 6-8. Before and after care are available for
  this camp.
DTEND:20260616T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260616T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Paper Crafts (PAPCB4-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_554991868@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/487/summer-camp-2026/paper-crafts#PAPCB4-
 5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Paper Crafts\n\nExplore the world of paper constructions in thi
 s unique new class! Students will learn origami\, pop-up book techniques\, 
 Paper/STEM crossover constructions\, and create art with paper cutting. Stu
 dents will develop a pop-up book and a frame worthy piece of art by the end
  of the week. Equipment used during the class (except for hobby knives) wil
 l be given to the students at the end of the class to continue making their
  own works. Skills developed in this class will last a lifetime. Open to st
 udents entering grades 4-5 and 6-8. Before and after care are available for
  this camp.
DTEND:20260617T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260617T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Paper Crafts (PAPCB4-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_511343407@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/487/summer-camp-2026/paper-crafts#PAPCB4-
 5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Paper Crafts\n\nExplore the world of paper constructions in thi
 s unique new class! Students will learn origami\, pop-up book techniques\, 
 Paper/STEM crossover constructions\, and create art with paper cutting. Stu
 dents will develop a pop-up book and a frame worthy piece of art by the end
  of the week. Equipment used during the class (except for hobby knives) wil
 l be given to the students at the end of the class to continue making their
  own works. Skills developed in this class will last a lifetime. Open to st
 udents entering grades 4-5 and 6-8. Before and after care are available for
  this camp.
DTEND:20260618T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260618T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Paper Crafts (PAPCB4-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_829872201@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/487/summer-camp-2026/paper-crafts#PAPCB4-
 5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Paper Crafts\n\nExplore the world of paper constructions in thi
 s unique new class! Students will learn origami\, pop-up book techniques\, 
 Paper/STEM crossover constructions\, and create art with paper cutting. Stu
 dents will develop a pop-up book and a frame worthy piece of art by the end
  of the week. Equipment used during the class (except for hobby knives) wil
 l be given to the students at the end of the class to continue making their
  own works. Skills developed in this class will last a lifetime. Open to st
 udents entering grades 4-5 and 6-8. Before and after care are available for
  this camp.
DTEND:20260619T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260619T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Paper Crafts (PAPCB4-5)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_302230194@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/487/summer-camp-2026/paper-crafts#PAPCB4-
 5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260601T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260601T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_696264352@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260602T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260602T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_320981808@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260603T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260603T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_82638771@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260604T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260604T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_99076251@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260605T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260605T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_290275307@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260608T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260608T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_743865501@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260609T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260609T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_438001083@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260610T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260610T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_968027889@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260611T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260611T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_186325217@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260612T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260612T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_602070701@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260615T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260615T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10C)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_266120652@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260616T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260616T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10C)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_852069706@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260617T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260617T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10C)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_286403172@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260618T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260618T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10C)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_824716639@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260619T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260619T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10C)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_135687767@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260622T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260622T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10D)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_422447192@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10D
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260623T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260623T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10D)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_875994620@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10D
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260624T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260624T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10D)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_183217269@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10D
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260625T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260625T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10D)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_150490022@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10D
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp\n\nThe mission of this ca
 mp is to provide a structured\, engaging youth movement and sports experien
 ce that builds physical skills\, confidence\, teamwork\, and healthy habits
  through guided training\, recreational sports\, and short character‑develo
 pment lessons. Participants are expected to show improvement in coordinatio
 n\, agility\, balance\, and overall movement confidence. The program also a
 ims to strengthen teamwork\, sportsmanship\, effort\, and personal responsi
 bility in group settings. Open to students ages 5-10. Before and after care
  are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260626T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260626T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Youth Movement\, Sport & Fitness Camp (FIT5-10D)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_815674714@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/490/summer-camp-2026/youth-movement-sport
 -fitness-camp#FIT5-10D
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Royal Princess for a Week\n\nCalling all princesses…Do you have
  a little princess in your home? If so\, sign up for the week-long Princess
  Camp where she will enjoy fun activities and making princess accessories w
 hile dressing up as a special princess. Each day will include princess craf
 ts\, songs\, dances\, games and fun activities. Come join the fun! Open to 
 ages 4 - 7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260622T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260622T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Royal Princess Camp (PRIN4-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_267700928@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/458/summer-camp-2026/royal-princess-camp#
 PRIN4-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Royal Princess for a Week\n\nCalling all princesses…Do you have
  a little princess in your home? If so\, sign up for the week-long Princess
  Camp where she will enjoy fun activities and making princess accessories w
 hile dressing up as a special princess. Each day will include princess craf
 ts\, songs\, dances\, games and fun activities. Come join the fun! Open to 
 ages 4 - 7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260623T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260623T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Royal Princess Camp (PRIN4-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_843385471@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/458/summer-camp-2026/royal-princess-camp#
 PRIN4-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Royal Princess for a Week\n\nCalling all princesses…Do you have
  a little princess in your home? If so\, sign up for the week-long Princess
  Camp where she will enjoy fun activities and making princess accessories w
 hile dressing up as a special princess. Each day will include princess craf
 ts\, songs\, dances\, games and fun activities. Come join the fun! Open to 
 ages 4 - 7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260624T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260624T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Royal Princess Camp (PRIN4-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_785906190@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/458/summer-camp-2026/royal-princess-camp#
 PRIN4-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Royal Princess for a Week\n\nCalling all princesses…Do you have
  a little princess in your home? If so\, sign up for the week-long Princess
  Camp where she will enjoy fun activities and making princess accessories w
 hile dressing up as a special princess. Each day will include princess craf
 ts\, songs\, dances\, games and fun activities. Come join the fun! Open to 
 ages 4 - 7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260625T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260625T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Royal Princess Camp (PRIN4-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_833508765@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/458/summer-camp-2026/royal-princess-camp#
 PRIN4-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Royal Princess for a Week\n\nCalling all princesses…Do you have
  a little princess in your home? If so\, sign up for the week-long Princess
  Camp where she will enjoy fun activities and making princess accessories w
 hile dressing up as a special princess. Each day will include princess craf
 ts\, songs\, dances\, games and fun activities. Come join the fun! Open to 
 ages 4 - 7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260626T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260626T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Royal Princess Camp (PRIN4-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_512896904@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/458/summer-camp-2026/royal-princess-camp#
 PRIN4-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Royal Princess for a Week\n\nCalling all princesses…Do you have
  a little princess in your home? If so\, sign up for the week-long Princess
  Camp where she will enjoy fun activities and making princess accessories w
 hile dressing up as a special princess. Each day will include princess craf
 ts\, songs\, dances\, games and fun activities. Come join the fun! Open to 
 ages 4 - 7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260706T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260706T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Royal Princess Camp (PRIN4-7B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_460612251@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/458/summer-camp-2026/royal-princess-camp#
 PRIN4-7B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Royal Princess for a Week\n\nCalling all princesses…Do you have
  a little princess in your home? If so\, sign up for the week-long Princess
  Camp where she will enjoy fun activities and making princess accessories w
 hile dressing up as a special princess. Each day will include princess craf
 ts\, songs\, dances\, games and fun activities. Come join the fun! Open to 
 ages 4 - 7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260707T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260707T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Royal Princess Camp (PRIN4-7B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_464078402@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/458/summer-camp-2026/royal-princess-camp#
 PRIN4-7B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Royal Princess for a Week\n\nCalling all princesses…Do you have
  a little princess in your home? If so\, sign up for the week-long Princess
  Camp where she will enjoy fun activities and making princess accessories w
 hile dressing up as a special princess. Each day will include princess craf
 ts\, songs\, dances\, games and fun activities. Come join the fun! Open to 
 ages 4 - 7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260708T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260708T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Royal Princess Camp (PRIN4-7B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_907260689@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/458/summer-camp-2026/royal-princess-camp#
 PRIN4-7B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Royal Princess for a Week\n\nCalling all princesses…Do you have
  a little princess in your home? If so\, sign up for the week-long Princess
  Camp where she will enjoy fun activities and making princess accessories w
 hile dressing up as a special princess. Each day will include princess craf
 ts\, songs\, dances\, games and fun activities. Come join the fun! Open to 
 ages 4 - 7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260709T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260709T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Royal Princess Camp (PRIN4-7B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_991491624@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/458/summer-camp-2026/royal-princess-camp#
 PRIN4-7B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Royal Princess for a Week\n\nCalling all princesses…Do you have
  a little princess in your home? If so\, sign up for the week-long Princess
  Camp where she will enjoy fun activities and making princess accessories w
 hile dressing up as a special princess. Each day will include princess craf
 ts\, songs\, dances\, games and fun activities. Come join the fun! Open to 
 ages 4 - 7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260710T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260710T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Royal Princess Camp (PRIN4-7B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_992577841@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/458/summer-camp-2026/royal-princess-camp#
 PRIN4-7B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Saddle up for a rootin’-tootin’ week of fun at Little Buckaroos
  Rodeo Camp!\n\nYoung cowboys and cowgirls will dive into a week of Wild We
 st excitement\, packed with hands-on creativity and big outdoor energy. Cam
 pers will decorate their own cowboy hats\, belt out lively campfire songs\,
  race through action‑packed games like sack races and stick‑horse barrel ra
 cing\, and build confidence while making new friends on the trail. It’s the
  perfect blend of imagination\, adventure\, and summertime joy. Open to age
 s 4-7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260615T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260615T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Little Buckaroos Rodeo Camp (ROD4-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_513220910@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/485/summer-camp-2026/little-buckaroos-rod
 eo-camp#ROD4-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Saddle up for a rootin’-tootin’ week of fun at Little Buckaroos
  Rodeo Camp!\n\nYoung cowboys and cowgirls will dive into a week of Wild We
 st excitement\, packed with hands-on creativity and big outdoor energy. Cam
 pers will decorate their own cowboy hats\, belt out lively campfire songs\,
  race through action‑packed games like sack races and stick‑horse barrel ra
 cing\, and build confidence while making new friends on the trail. It’s the
  perfect blend of imagination\, adventure\, and summertime joy. Open to age
 s 4-7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260616T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260616T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Little Buckaroos Rodeo Camp (ROD4-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_353755127@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/485/summer-camp-2026/little-buckaroos-rod
 eo-camp#ROD4-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Saddle up for a rootin’-tootin’ week of fun at Little Buckaroos
  Rodeo Camp!\n\nYoung cowboys and cowgirls will dive into a week of Wild We
 st excitement\, packed with hands-on creativity and big outdoor energy. Cam
 pers will decorate their own cowboy hats\, belt out lively campfire songs\,
  race through action‑packed games like sack races and stick‑horse barrel ra
 cing\, and build confidence while making new friends on the trail. It’s the
  perfect blend of imagination\, adventure\, and summertime joy. Open to age
 s 4-7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260617T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260617T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Little Buckaroos Rodeo Camp (ROD4-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_741554460@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/485/summer-camp-2026/little-buckaroos-rod
 eo-camp#ROD4-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Saddle up for a rootin’-tootin’ week of fun at Little Buckaroos
  Rodeo Camp!\n\nYoung cowboys and cowgirls will dive into a week of Wild We
 st excitement\, packed with hands-on creativity and big outdoor energy. Cam
 pers will decorate their own cowboy hats\, belt out lively campfire songs\,
  race through action‑packed games like sack races and stick‑horse barrel ra
 cing\, and build confidence while making new friends on the trail. It’s the
  perfect blend of imagination\, adventure\, and summertime joy. Open to age
 s 4-7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260618T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260618T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Little Buckaroos Rodeo Camp (ROD4-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_723649927@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/485/summer-camp-2026/little-buckaroos-rod
 eo-camp#ROD4-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Saddle up for a rootin’-tootin’ week of fun at Little Buckaroos
  Rodeo Camp!\n\nYoung cowboys and cowgirls will dive into a week of Wild We
 st excitement\, packed with hands-on creativity and big outdoor energy. Cam
 pers will decorate their own cowboy hats\, belt out lively campfire songs\,
  race through action‑packed games like sack races and stick‑horse barrel ra
 cing\, and build confidence while making new friends on the trail. It’s the
  perfect blend of imagination\, adventure\, and summertime joy. Open to age
 s 4-7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260619T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260619T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Little Buckaroos Rodeo Camp (ROD4-7)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_44728390@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/485/summer-camp-2026/little-buckaroos-rod
 eo-camp#ROD4-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Saddle up for a rootin’-tootin’ week of fun at Little Buckaroos
  Rodeo Camp!\n\nYoung cowboys and cowgirls will dive into a week of Wild We
 st excitement\, packed with hands-on creativity and big outdoor energy. Cam
 pers will decorate their own cowboy hats\, belt out lively campfire songs\,
  race through action‑packed games like sack races and stick‑horse barrel ra
 cing\, and build confidence while making new friends on the trail. It’s the
  perfect blend of imagination\, adventure\, and summertime joy. Open to age
 s 4-7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260713T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260713T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Little Buckaroos Rodeo Camp (ROD4-7B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_740872808@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/485/summer-camp-2026/little-buckaroos-rod
 eo-camp#ROD4-7B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Saddle up for a rootin’-tootin’ week of fun at Little Buckaroos
  Rodeo Camp!\n\nYoung cowboys and cowgirls will dive into a week of Wild We
 st excitement\, packed with hands-on creativity and big outdoor energy. Cam
 pers will decorate their own cowboy hats\, belt out lively campfire songs\,
  race through action‑packed games like sack races and stick‑horse barrel ra
 cing\, and build confidence while making new friends on the trail. It’s the
  perfect blend of imagination\, adventure\, and summertime joy. Open to age
 s 4-7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260714T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260714T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Little Buckaroos Rodeo Camp (ROD4-7B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_404664598@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/485/summer-camp-2026/little-buckaroos-rod
 eo-camp#ROD4-7B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Saddle up for a rootin’-tootin’ week of fun at Little Buckaroos
  Rodeo Camp!\n\nYoung cowboys and cowgirls will dive into a week of Wild We
 st excitement\, packed with hands-on creativity and big outdoor energy. Cam
 pers will decorate their own cowboy hats\, belt out lively campfire songs\,
  race through action‑packed games like sack races and stick‑horse barrel ra
 cing\, and build confidence while making new friends on the trail. It’s the
  perfect blend of imagination\, adventure\, and summertime joy. Open to age
 s 4-7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260715T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260715T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Little Buckaroos Rodeo Camp (ROD4-7B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_335678433@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/485/summer-camp-2026/little-buckaroos-rod
 eo-camp#ROD4-7B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Saddle up for a rootin’-tootin’ week of fun at Little Buckaroos
  Rodeo Camp!\n\nYoung cowboys and cowgirls will dive into a week of Wild We
 st excitement\, packed with hands-on creativity and big outdoor energy. Cam
 pers will decorate their own cowboy hats\, belt out lively campfire songs\,
  race through action‑packed games like sack races and stick‑horse barrel ra
 cing\, and build confidence while making new friends on the trail. It’s the
  perfect blend of imagination\, adventure\, and summertime joy. Open to age
 s 4-7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260716T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260716T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Little Buckaroos Rodeo Camp (ROD4-7B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_620786075@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/485/summer-camp-2026/little-buckaroos-rod
 eo-camp#ROD4-7B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Saddle up for a rootin’-tootin’ week of fun at Little Buckaroos
  Rodeo Camp!\n\nYoung cowboys and cowgirls will dive into a week of Wild We
 st excitement\, packed with hands-on creativity and big outdoor energy. Cam
 pers will decorate their own cowboy hats\, belt out lively campfire songs\,
  race through action‑packed games like sack races and stick‑horse barrel ra
 cing\, and build confidence while making new friends on the trail. It’s the
  perfect blend of imagination\, adventure\, and summertime joy. Open to age
 s 4-7. Before and after care are available for this camp.
DTEND:20260717T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260717T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Little Buckaroos Rodeo Camp (ROD4-7B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_643636172@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/485/summer-camp-2026/little-buckaroos-rod
 eo-camp#ROD4-7B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:June 1-5 - Olympics Camp: Experience the World Games! With the 
 Amazing Athletes "World Games" Olympics Camp\, we will go on a fun cultural
  journey through the various countries and their most popular sports. We’ll
  learn\, practice\, and play while exploring the history\, culture\, and in
 terests from countries worldwide. Open to students entering grades K-2. Bef
 ore and after care are NOT available for this camp. This camp location is i
 n Pembroke at Bryan County Elementary School.\n\nJune 15-19 - Olympics Camp
 : Experience the World Games! With the Amazing Athletes "World Games" Olymp
 ics Camp\, we will go on a fun cultural journey through the various countri
 es and their most popular sports. We’ll learn\, practice\, and play while e
 xploring the history\, culture\, and interests from countries worldwide. Op
 en to students entering grades 3-6. Before and after care are NOT available
  for this camp. This camp location is in Pembroke at Bryan County Elementar
 y School.\n\nJune 29-July 2 - Sports & STEAM: At our Sports & STEAM Camps\,
  kids have an incredible experience developing skills on the field and enha
 ncing cognitive abilities through sports\, arts\, music\, and more! Our cam
 ps follow the cherished structure of a typical camp\, promoting teamwork\, 
 critical thinking and problem-solving. Open to students entering grades K-2
 . Before and after care are NOT available for this camp. This camp location
  is in Pembroke at Bryan County Elementary School.\n\nJuly 6-10 - Sports & 
 STEAM: At our Sports & STEAM Camps\, kids have an incredible experience dev
 eloping skills on the field and enhancing cognitive abilities through sport
 s\, arts\, music\, and more! Our camps follow the cherished structure of a 
 typical camp\, promoting teamwork\, critical thinking and problem-solving. 
 Open to students entering grades 3-6. Before and after care are NOT availab
 le for this camp. This camp location is in Pembroke at Bryan County Element
 ary School.
DTEND:20260629T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260629T130000Z
LOCATION:Bryan County Elementary School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Amazing Athletes Camp (AATH2025/26 Sports & STEAM  K-2)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_148550879@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/492/summer-camp-2026/amazing-athletes-cam
 p#AATH2025/26 Sports & STEAM  K-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:June 1-5 - Olympics Camp: Experience the World Games! With the 
 Amazing Athletes "World Games" Olympics Camp\, we will go on a fun cultural
  journey through the various countries and their most popular sports. We’ll
  learn\, practice\, and play while exploring the history\, culture\, and in
 terests from countries worldwide. Open to students entering grades K-2. Bef
 ore and after care are NOT available for this camp. This camp location is i
 n Pembroke at Bryan County Elementary School.\n\nJune 15-19 - Olympics Camp
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 critical thinking and problem-solving. Open to students entering grades K-2
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 typical camp\, promoting teamwork\, critical thinking and problem-solving. 
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 xploring the history\, culture\, and interests from countries worldwide. Op
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 ncing cognitive abilities through sports\, arts\, music\, and more! Our cam
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 critical thinking and problem-solving. Open to students entering grades K-2
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  is in Pembroke at Bryan County Elementary School.\n\nJuly 6-10 - Sports & 
 STEAM: At our Sports & STEAM Camps\, kids have an incredible experience dev
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 typical camp\, promoting teamwork\, critical thinking and problem-solving. 
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 le for this camp. This camp location is in Pembroke at Bryan County Element
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DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260701T130000Z
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/492/summer-camp-2026/amazing-athletes-cam
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 ncing cognitive abilities through sports\, arts\, music\, and more! Our cam
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 critical thinking and problem-solving. Open to students entering grades K-2
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  is in Pembroke at Bryan County Elementary School.\n\nJuly 6-10 - Sports & 
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 typical camp\, promoting teamwork\, critical thinking and problem-solving. 
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DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260702T130000Z
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/492/summer-camp-2026/amazing-athletes-cam
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 side by side through music\, games\, movement\, crafts\, and hands-on activ
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 , colors\, weather\, foods\, family words\, and more — all while discoverin
 g the vibrant cultures\, traditions\, and holidays of Spanish- and French-s
 peaking countries. From singing catchy songs to playing interactive games a
 nd creating themed crafts\, each day will feel like traveling to a new plac
 e around the world. This camp is designed to spark curiosity\, build confid
 ence\, and show students how fun learning a new language can be. No prior e
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DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260706T130000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/491/summer-camp-2026/spanish-french-langu
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DESCRIPTION:Pack your (imaginary) passport and get ready for a week of lang
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 side by side through music\, games\, movement\, crafts\, and hands-on activ
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 , colors\, weather\, foods\, family words\, and more — all while discoverin
 g the vibrant cultures\, traditions\, and holidays of Spanish- and French-s
 peaking countries. From singing catchy songs to playing interactive games a
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 ence\, and show students how fun learning a new language can be. No prior e
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DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260707T130000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/491/summer-camp-2026/spanish-french-langu
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DESCRIPTION:Pack your (imaginary) passport and get ready for a week of lang
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 side by side through music\, games\, movement\, crafts\, and hands-on activ
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 , colors\, weather\, foods\, family words\, and more — all while discoverin
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 peaking countries. From singing catchy songs to playing interactive games a
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 e around the world. This camp is designed to spark curiosity\, build confid
 ence\, and show students how fun learning a new language can be. No prior e
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DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260708T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/491/summer-camp-2026/spanish-french-langu
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DESCRIPTION:Pack your (imaginary) passport and get ready for a week of lang
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 side by side through music\, games\, movement\, crafts\, and hands-on activ
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 , colors\, weather\, foods\, family words\, and more — all while discoverin
 g the vibrant cultures\, traditions\, and holidays of Spanish- and French-s
 peaking countries. From singing catchy songs to playing interactive games a
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 e around the world. This camp is designed to spark curiosity\, build confid
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DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260709T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/491/summer-camp-2026/spanish-french-langu
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DESCRIPTION:Pack your (imaginary) passport and get ready for a week of lang
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 side by side through music\, games\, movement\, crafts\, and hands-on activ
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 , colors\, weather\, foods\, family words\, and more — all while discoverin
 g the vibrant cultures\, traditions\, and holidays of Spanish- and French-s
 peaking countries. From singing catchy songs to playing interactive games a
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 e around the world. This camp is designed to spark curiosity\, build confid
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DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260710T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spanish & French Language Camp (LANG2-6)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/491/summer-camp-2026/spanish-french-langu
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END:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:Pack your (imaginary) passport and get ready for a week of lang
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  French Language Camp\, students will explore two exciting world languages 
 side by side through music\, games\, movement\, crafts\, and hands-on activ
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 , colors\, weather\, foods\, family words\, and more — all while discoverin
 g the vibrant cultures\, traditions\, and holidays of Spanish- and French-s
 peaking countries. From singing catchy songs to playing interactive games a
 nd creating themed crafts\, each day will feel like traveling to a new plac
 e around the world. This camp is designed to spark curiosity\, build confid
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DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260713T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/491/summer-camp-2026/spanish-french-langu
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Pack your (imaginary) passport and get ready for a week of lang
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  French Language Camp\, students will explore two exciting world languages 
 side by side through music\, games\, movement\, crafts\, and hands-on activ
 ities. Campers will learn basic greetings\, fun expressions\, the alphabet\
 , colors\, weather\, foods\, family words\, and more — all while discoverin
 g the vibrant cultures\, traditions\, and holidays of Spanish- and French-s
 peaking countries. From singing catchy songs to playing interactive games a
 nd creating themed crafts\, each day will feel like traveling to a new plac
 e around the world. This camp is designed to spark curiosity\, build confid
 ence\, and show students how fun learning a new language can be. No prior e
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DTEND:20260714T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260714T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spanish & French Language Camp (LANG2-6B)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/491/summer-camp-2026/spanish-french-langu
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Pack your (imaginary) passport and get ready for a week of lang
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  French Language Camp\, students will explore two exciting world languages 
 side by side through music\, games\, movement\, crafts\, and hands-on activ
 ities. Campers will learn basic greetings\, fun expressions\, the alphabet\
 , colors\, weather\, foods\, family words\, and more — all while discoverin
 g the vibrant cultures\, traditions\, and holidays of Spanish- and French-s
 peaking countries. From singing catchy songs to playing interactive games a
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 e around the world. This camp is designed to spark curiosity\, build confid
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DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260715T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spanish & French Language Camp (LANG2-6B)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/491/summer-camp-2026/spanish-french-langu
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Pack your (imaginary) passport and get ready for a week of lang
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  French Language Camp\, students will explore two exciting world languages 
 side by side through music\, games\, movement\, crafts\, and hands-on activ
 ities. Campers will learn basic greetings\, fun expressions\, the alphabet\
 , colors\, weather\, foods\, family words\, and more — all while discoverin
 g the vibrant cultures\, traditions\, and holidays of Spanish- and French-s
 peaking countries. From singing catchy songs to playing interactive games a
 nd creating themed crafts\, each day will feel like traveling to a new plac
 e around the world. This camp is designed to spark curiosity\, build confid
 ence\, and show students how fun learning a new language can be. No prior e
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DTEND:20260716T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260716T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spanish & French Language Camp (LANG2-6B)
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/491/summer-camp-2026/spanish-french-langu
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Pack your (imaginary) passport and get ready for a week of lang
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  French Language Camp\, students will explore two exciting world languages 
 side by side through music\, games\, movement\, crafts\, and hands-on activ
 ities. Campers will learn basic greetings\, fun expressions\, the alphabet\
 , colors\, weather\, foods\, family words\, and more — all while discoverin
 g the vibrant cultures\, traditions\, and holidays of Spanish- and French-s
 peaking countries. From singing catchy songs to playing interactive games a
 nd creating themed crafts\, each day will feel like traveling to a new plac
 e around the world. This camp is designed to spark curiosity\, build confid
 ence\, and show students how fun learning a new language can be. No prior e
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DTEND:20260717T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260717T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spanish & French Language Camp (LANG2-6B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_306820191@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/491/summer-camp-2026/spanish-french-langu
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260615T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260615T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_393338224@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260616T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260616T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_822163884@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260617T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260617T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_727115461@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260618T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260618T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_990682547@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260615T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260615T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_85826009@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
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  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260616T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260616T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_842069828@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260617T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260617T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_975440676@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260618T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260618T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_498446470@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260622T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260622T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_101441142@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6B
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260623T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260623T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_212921888@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6B
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
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  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260624T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260624T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_213815512@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6B
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260625T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260625T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_348983035@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6B
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260629T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260629T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6C)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_575882878@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6C
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260630T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260630T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6C)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_479624680@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6C
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260701T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260701T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6C)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_179357957@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6C
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260702T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260702T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6C)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_33431974@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260629T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260629T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3C)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_834955803@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260630T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260630T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3C)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_940200868@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260701T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260701T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3C)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_742139721@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3C
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260702T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260702T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3C)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_827084727@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3C
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260622T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260622T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_480498458@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260623T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260623T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_359011285@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3B
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260624T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260624T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_688050747@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3B
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
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  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260625T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260625T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_732728854@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3B
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260608T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260608T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-6B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_558866005@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-6B
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260609T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260609T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-6B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_93002824@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-6B
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260610T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260610T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-6B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_299460620@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-6B
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260611T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260611T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-6B)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_81534016@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.in
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-6B
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260706T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260706T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3D)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_826948579@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3D
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260707T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260707T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3D)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_440867865@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3D
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260708T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260708T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3D)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_102592162@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3D
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260709T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260709T130000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN1-3D)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_612143268@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN1-3D
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260706T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260706T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6D)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_671774404@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6D
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260707T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260707T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6D)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_539971475@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6D
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260708T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260708T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6D)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_473720233@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6D
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DESCRIPTION:Tennis Camp\n\nRally\, volley and serve your way through the we
 ek! There’s no better way to hone your court skills than to spend a week at
  a summer tennis camp. If your child has the skills and enthusiasm for exer
 cise\, this quality instruction could help lead to a lifetime commitment to
  the sport. The instruction is designed to bring kids into the game by util
 izing specialized equipment\, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring
 \, all tailored to age and size. The instructor for this camp is Linda Sun 
 who has taught tennis through the Community Education program for many year
 s. Mrs. Sun is a member of the Richmond Hill Area Tennis Association where 
 she serves as an instructor. She is also a member of the Professional Tenni
 s Registry. Parents will need to purchase a 21\, 23\, or 25-inch racket for
  their child from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do no
 t have a racket or do not know what size your child needs\, the instructor 
 will provide a sample for your child to try before making a purchase. Open 
 to students entering grades 1 - 3 and 4 - 6. Before care is available for m
 orning camps only. After care is available for afternoon camps only.
DTEND:20260709T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260616T071153Z
DTSTART:20260709T170000Z
LOCATION:Community Education Campus
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Tennis Camp (TEN4-6D)
UID:2026-06-16T03:11:53-04:00_833776582@ip-10-0-130-240.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://bryan.arux.app/course/457/summer-camp-2026/tennis-camp#TEN4-6D
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