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Home | National Directories | After School Programs | SMART CAMPS presented by URBAN SCHOOLS COLLABORATIVE LLC |
SMART CAMPS presented by URBAN SCHOOLS COLLABORATIVE LLC
Basic Information
Address: 121 LOU LANE, SPRING, TX 77388
Email: info@educa8ion.com
Phone Number: 713-659-9311
Fax Number: n/a
Additional Information
Focus: STEM, ROBOTICS, COMPUTER SCIENCE, 3D ART
Sponsor:
SPONSORSHIP FORMS AVAILABLE FOR SCHOLARSHIP APPLICANTS
Director: PAULA WARE
Schools Served: ALL SCHOOLS, CHARTERS AND DISTRICTS
School District: ALL
County: ALL
Schedule: SUMMER AND AFTER SCHOOL
Ages: 10YRS - 18YRS
Capacity: UNLIMITED
Membership/Pricing: SEE WEBSITE OR CALL 713-659-9311 FOR SPONSORSHIP
Setting:
MULTI-PURPOSE
History:
Urban Schools Collaborative (USC) is a MWBE/HUB-Certified company led by professionals who are committed to innovation in academia, STEM, Robotics, Art and Computer Science for youth around the world. We offer the following programs: Brilliant Minds Tutoring, SMART START, and SMART CAMPS.
USC also offers private tutoring through Brilliant Minds Tutoring. Our sessions are designed to meet the needs of busy families and students.
Tutors build a convenient schedule alongside our clients for sessions during the week and weekends. Our sessions take place in-home, online or in a safe location of choice to meet the needs of our students and their families.
In summer months, we also offer community-based programs through collaboration and partnership with [for-profit and non-profit organizations]. Our collaborative partners, sponsors, and guests have included Texas Southern University's Department of Biology, UT Health Graduate Science Center/MD Anderson Cancer Center, The City of Houston's Hire Houston Youth, Change Happens, Sea Center Texas, Houston Area Urban League, Ms. Yvonne D Murphy, Kirby Roberts & Co., LAMIK Beauty, Houston Port Authority, Dr. Anthony Sutton of MDI Prep, Acorn to Excellence, Iota Lambda Sorority, Inc., Pure Urban Excellence, [Author] Michael Harrison, College Excellence and TechPrep by Facebook.
Program Highlights:
Hands-on and Project-Based Learning Activities; Highly Qualified Staff; Over 30 years in Education and Out-of-School Time Activities; Aligned with State Standards
Support Services:
Added Value: One-on-One Tutoring Available to support Academic Strengths and Deficiencies
Activities:
Dissections, Coding and App Design, 3D Art Design and Build
Field Trip Destinations: See website.
Program Information:
SMART CAMPS are week-long summer camps designed for girls in grades 5-8. Our focus is helping females develop interest in learning Science, Mathematics and ART to advance academic skills. Aside from technical skills, our program is designed to allow creativity to flourish. The camp is filled with exciting and innovative experiments that expose students to a new world of learning. SMART CAMPS strive to meet students' learning styles through activities that are project-based to bridge any gaps girls may have in core subjects. SMART CAMPS combine academics with fine arts and culture. We provide instruction by grouping our campers according to age and ability.
SMART CAMPS are tuition-based. Tuition is due at least 3 weeks prior the schedule you select. There is a one-time Registration Fee of $30 for each enrolled camper. Camp t-shirts are $20 each and are required. Tuition is $150 per week for each enrolled camper. Sponsorship Forms for Scholarship Applicants available upon request.
Lessons and activities are connected to each academic area and day of the week. SMART CAMPS are hosted at a different venue each day. Parents are responsible for drop-off and pick-up at each location.
Campers must bring their own lunch, snacks and beverage daily. We do not encourage lunches with peanuts/nuts due to possibility of campers having allergies. We appreciate your sensitivity to this request. Breaks are taken at scheduled times for the entire group.
Backpacks are required for campers to keep up with their belongings. USC is not responsible for any personal belongings or money while in the care of USC.
SMART CAMPS are 'Zero-Tolerance' programs. Misconduct and misbehavior are not allowed. Campers are dismissed upon the occurrence of infractions. Refunds are not given if a camper is dismissed.
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