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2018 Summer Fun
A Guide to muSkoGee’S Summer proGrAmS
Includes programs for youth under age 18
2018 Summer2018 Summer3 Community Treasures- provides a safe environment for children during the afternoon hours and serves as an opportunity for kids to learn valuable life skills. Each week the camp will have a di�erent theme to help students learn about their community and the importance of being a good citizen. 918-683-4600 www.nbn-nrc.org 4 Summer Learning Program- �e summer learning program provides role models, mentors and certi�ed teachers to children during the summer months to provide activities designed to increase self-esteem, improve learning, provide structured activity, and give a sense of accomplishment. Mentorship and community involvement are stressed to program sta� and participants. 918-683-4600 www.nbn-nrc.org5 Summer Youth �eater Camp- At Muskogee Little �eatre camp students will learn the complete process of a theatrical production including the audition process, stage direction, vocals, choreography, set and costume construction, make-up, stage management and crew, sound and lights, special e�ects, and cross-curricular activities. 918-683-5332 [email protected]
6 Camp Roxy- Camp Roxy is a performing arts camp sta�ed by actors, musicians and teachers. Students will learn about dancing, music, arts and crafts and acting. At the end of each week, the students will present a production to the community on the last Friday. 918-684-6366 [email protected]
7 Rougher Summer Pride- Rougher Summer Pride o�ers academic, physical and character-building activities for students in grades 3-12, giving them support and supervision during the summer. �e program gives students a safe and caring environment in which to continue academic learning and physical wellness activities, minimizing the loss of learning. [email protected] 918-684-37228 Project Transformation- Project Transformation is an 8-week summer literacy camp open to Muskogee children entering grades 1-5. Campers must be eligible for free/reduced lunch and need help with reading. 918-360-0803 [email protected]
9 Learn, Create, Share @ MPL- Muskogee Public Library o�ers a variety of free hands on learning classes to youth in grades 1-12. Courses include maker camp, video game coding, digital video and digital photography. 918-682-6657 [email protected]
10 Youth Volunteer Corps Summer of Service- Youth Volunteer Corps provides opportunities for youth in grades 7-12. �e youth select projects they are interested in participating in that serve community needs. [email protected]
11 Smart School- Provides an accelerated, educational experience designed to enrich students academically and to develop character in the lives of young people. Smart school incorporates reading, math, dance and character formation into the learning environment to provide each child memorable, fun experience. 918-682-9000 [email protected]
12 Kamp Kidville- Our purpose is to provide a safe, grace �lled environment where children can learn and develop their identity in Christ Jesus. 918-682-2301 [email protected]
13 Whistle While You Work- Youth who are interested in expanding their artistic skills as painters and visual artists are encouraged to sign up for this camp. [email protected]
14 Artist Camp- Join Muskogee youth as they explore di�erent mediums of visual arts in a classroom setting. �ere are four di�erent classes going on each day throughout the month of June. Classes o�ered include Rock it, clay, pallet knife, fur babies on tile, rainbow zoo, mixed media, hanging around and pointillism/cat’s meow. 918-683-420015 Butter�y Camp- Children will learn in this camp all about butter�ies focusing on their environment and the ecosystem in Honor Heights Park. 918-684-6303 [email protected]
16 Band Pride-�e focus of the camp is on teaching music fundamentals and preparing students to join the high school band. Band Pride teaches all students to become responsible citizens and develop character and leadership skills. [email protected] 918-683-242217 No Speed Limit- �is program provides mentoring and character development through track and �eld curriculum and involvement. 918-616-3440
www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
2018 Summer
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
Community Treasures Summer CampCommunity Treasures provides a safe environment for children during the afternoon hours and serves as an opportunity for kids to learn valuable life skills. Each week the camp will have a di�erent theme to help students learn about their community and the importance of being a good citizen. �emes include arts, agriculture and science, nutrition, history, community connections, sports and games, safety, and a �nal celebration week. Children can participate in the entire 8-week program or select the weeks they prefer to participate.
$10/week Lunch + afternoon snack 1-6 Grades None
June 4- July 27, 2018Monday-Friday; 12:30-5:30 pmRougher Alternative Academy600 Altamont St.
Neighbors Building Neighborhoods, Inc.Laura Hazen, Program Manager
*Transportation will be available from Rougher Summer Pride to Community Treasures but parents are still responsible for picking their children up at the end of the program.
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
2018 Summer
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
2018 SummerSummer Learning Program
�e summer learning program provides role models, mentors and certi�ed teachers to children during the summer months to provide activities designed to increase self-esteem, improve learning, provide structured activity, and give a sense of accomplishment. Mentorship and community involvement are stressed to program sta� and participants. �is program has the bene�t of structured learning in school subjects, exercise, and nutrition as well as providing an outlet for fun and wholesome competition.
Free Breakfast & Lunch K-6 Grades Minor �eld trip money
May 29- July 26, 2018Monday-�ursday; 9:00 am-2:00 pmMartin Luther King Jr. Community Center,300 W. MLK St.
Neighbors Building Neighborhoods, Inc.Laura Hazen, Program Manager
2018 Summer 2018 Summer
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
Coni Wetz, Director918-683-5332
Enrollment is open on May 5, 10 am at Muskogee Little �eater
Summer Youth Theatre CampAt Muskogee Little �eatre camp students will learn the complete process of a theatrical production including the audition process, stage direction, vocals, choreography, set and costume construction, make-up, stage management and crew, sound and lights, special e�ects, and cross-curricular activities. Only enrolled campers will be cast.
$300/4 weeksor
$12.50/dayScholarships
available
Daily snacks 6-14 years
May 29-June 24, 2018Monday-Friday; 1-5 pmMuskogee Little �eater311 S. 3rd St., Muskogee
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
2018 Summer
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
2018 SummerCamp Roxy
Camp Roxy is a performing arts camp sta�ed by actors, musicians and teachers. Students will learn about dancing, music, arts and crafts and acting. At the end of each week, the students will present a production to the community on the last Friday.
$70 Light snack 6-12 years old13 years old +
Early registration encouraged
July 9-13 & July 16-20, 2018Monday-Friday; 9 am-12 pm (13 yrs. +)Monday-Friday; 12-5 pm (6-12 yrs.)Roxy �eater, 220 W. Okmulgee
Roxy TheaterAvery Frix, Camp Manager
2018 Summer 2018 Summer
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
Rougher Summer PrideRougher Summer Pride o�ers academic, physical and character-building activities for students in grades 3-12, giving them support and supervision during the summer. �e program gives students a safe and caring environment in which to continue academic learning and physical wellness activities, minimizing the loss of learning.
Free Lunch Grades 3-12 Application
June 4-July 19, 2018Monday-�ursday; 7 am-12 pm (9-12 gr.); 8 am-12 pm (7-8 gr.); 9 am-12 pm (K-6 gr.)Muskogee High School3200 Shawnee Rd.
Muskogee Public SchoolsRhonda Warlick, Enrollment Director
*Transportation will be available from Rougher Summer Pride to Community Treasures but parents are still responsible for picking their children up at the end of the program.
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
2018 Summer
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
2018 SummerProject Transformation
Project Transformation is an 8-week summer literacy camp open to Muskogee children entering grades 1-5. Campers must be eligible for free/reduced lunch and need help with reading. Mornings start with breakfast followed by opening warmup session with values lessons. Starting around 10 am campers rotate through 30 minutes sessions in reading, art, recreation and S.T.E.M. At noon, free lunch is provided by MPS School Nutrtition Center. Afternoon activities include library visits, �eld trips, park activities, guest speakers and special enrichment and cultural activities. Two parent nights are scheduled to encourage parent participation, showcase camper activities.
$5 Breakfast, Lunch & snack Entering Grades 1-5 Must be eligible for free & reduced lunch AND need help with reading.
Regular attendance is required.
June 4-July 26, 2018Monday-�ursday; 9 am-3 pmSt. Paul United Methodist Church 2130 W Okmulgee Ave.
Lora Reavis, Site CoordinatorJohni Wardwell, Program Director
2018 Summer 2018 Summer
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
Learn - Create - Share @ Muskogee Public LibraryMuskogee Public Library o�ers a variety of free hands on learning classes to youth in grades 1-12. �e Maker camp lets youth create projects using 3D printing, coding and die-cutting. Daily challenges include making music, engineering towers, games and more. Video Game Coding lets youth create their own video game using simple and easy coding software with daily discussions of plaing video games. Digital Photography teaches youth to explore taking photos using digital photography through daily themes. Digital Video camp lets youth write, �lm, and edit their own short digital videos with other youth.
Free None Grades 1-12 Application
Maker Camp: May 29-June 1; 10 am-1 pm (6-8 gr.)Video Game Coding: June 4-15; 10 am-12:30 pm (5-6 gr.)Video Game Coding: June 4-15; 2 pm-4:30 pm (7-8 gr.)Digital Photography: June 18-28; 10 am-12 pm (1-5 gr.)Digital Photography: July 23-August 2; 10 am-12 pm (6-12 gr.)Digital Video: July 9-20; 10 am-12:30 pm (5-6 gr.)Digital Video: July 9-20; 2-4:30 pm (7-8 gr.)Muskogee Public Library, 801 W Okmulgee Ave.
Jason Gonzales918-682-6657
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
2018 Summer
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
2018 SummerYouth Volunteer Corps- Summer of Service
Youth Volunteer Corps provides opportunities for youth in grades 7-12. �e youth select projects they are interested in participating in that serve community needs such as literacy, working with special needs populations, animal welfare, community gardening, hunger awareness etc. Projects vary in length- morning, afternoon, full day, one time or multiple days. �ere is something for everyone!
$10($8 additional for T-shirts)
Varies Grades 7-12 Application and orientation.Must have a desire to serve the community.
June 30-July 26, 2018Monday-�ursday; 8 am-3:30 pmMuskogee Teen Center322 Callahan St.
Eileen VanKirk, Program Director918-686-3738
2018 Summer 2018 Summer
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
Smart School�e mission of M1A Smart School is to provide an accelerated, educational experience designed to enrich students academically and to develop character in the lives of young people. Smart school incorporates reading, math, dance and character formation into the learning environment to provide each child memorable, fun experience. Smart School has trained and quali�ed sta� of current and former educators, community leaders and loving volunteers who are committed to helping students achieve success.
$10 Breakfast & Lunch Grades 1-5
May 29-July 20, 2018Monday-Friday; 8 am-12 pmFirst Assembly Church3100 S. Gulick St.
Rev. Jason [email protected]
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
2018 Summer
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
2018 Summer
Karen Smith, Program Director918-682-2301
Online registration ($130) and veri�-cation of grade completion by school o�cial. Cost covers all expenses, �eld
trips, snacks etc.
Kamp KidvilleOur purpose is to provide a safe, grace �lled environment where children can learn and develop their identity in Christ Jesus. We o�er before care starting at 7:30 am and aftercare until 5:30 pm for working parents who are unable to meet the below time frames.
$90/week Snacks Grades K-5
June 4-July 7, 2018Monday-Friday; 9 am-4 pm (Core Curriculum)First Baptist Church111 S 7th St., Muskogee
2018 Summer 2018 Summer
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
Louise [email protected]
Facebook: Whistle While You Work
Application
Whistle While You WorkYouth who are interested in expanding their artistic skills as painters and visual artists are encouraged to sign up for this camp. Please check out the Whistle While You Work Facebook page for more information.
$95/week Snacks Grades 1-6
June - July 2018Monday-Friday; 9 am-12 pm & 1-3 pmLola’s Living212 S. Main St.
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
2018 Summer
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
2018 Summer
Gwyn LaCrone918-683-4200
Application
Artist CampJoin Muskogee youth as they explore di�erent mediums of visual arts in a classroom setting. �ere are four di�erent classes going on each day throughout the month of June. Classes o�ered include Rock it, clay, pallet knife, fur babies on tile, rainbow zoo, mixed media, hanging around and pointillism/cat’s meow. Please contact Gwyn for an application to enroll.
$50/week None Grades 1-6
June 1-30, 2018Monday-Friday; 9-11 am & 1-3 pmMuskogee Art Guild211 W. Broadway
2018 Summer 2018 Summer
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
Katherine Coburn, Papilion Manager918-684-6303
[email protected] available at www.cityofmuskogee.org
Must complete an application.
Butterfly CampAt Muskogee Parks and Recreation the Papilion at Honor Heights Park is o�ering a day camp focusing on butter�ies. Children will learn in this camp all about butter�ies focusing on their environment and the ecosystem in Honor Heights Park.
$25/day
Scholarships available
Lunch ElementarySecondary +/- Upper
elementary
June 12 & 14, 2018; 9 am- 2pm (elementary; early drop o�/check in at 8:30 am)June 18, 2018; 9 am-12:30 pm (gr. 6-12) Butter�y Naturalist Xperience & Butter�y Ecology 101Honor Heights Papilion1400 Honor Heights Dr.
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
2018 Summer
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
2018 Summer
Jerry Huffer, Program [email protected]
918-683-2422
Must have an interest in band; students will be matched with appropriate
instrument.
Band PrideBand Pride partners with Muskogee Public Schools to help preevent summer learning loss and teaches advanced skills for middle school and freshmen students. �e program also provides opportunities for high school students to continue their musical instruction throughout the summer months. �e focus of the camp is on teaching music fundamentals and preparing students for both the middle school and high school band experience. Band Pride teaches all students to become responsible citizens and develop character and leadership skills. Students learn the basics of being on time, not giving up, staying consistent and being proactive.
Free None Grades 6-12
June 4-July 27, 2018Monday-�ursday; 8 am-12 pmTuesday & �ursday; 6-9 pmMuskogee High School3200 E. Shawnee Rd.
2018 Summer 2018 Summer
Cost Meals Provided Ages Enrollment requirements
Dates, Times & Location Additional Contact Information
Available at www.cityofmuskogeefoundation.org/summer-guide
Ron Mayes, Program Director918-616-3440
Pre-registration in MarchPractice starts in April.
No Speed Limit�is program provides mentoring and character development through track and �eld curriculum and involvement. �eir motto is, “�e way we do anything is the way we do everything.” �e program focuses on physcial �tness but also integrates community service projects, tutoring, parent participation and mentoring. �rough these other areas the athlete develops leadership skills and work ethic.17
$175 Snacks 7-18 years
March - July 31, 2018Monday, Tuesday, �ursday, Friday; 5-7 pmMeets: Saturday 5-7 pmAlice Robertson Indian Bowl402 N. S St.
