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Resources and Recreation in the Northern Great Lakes Region; a Department of Agriculture Task Force Report
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Great Expectations Summer Resource Guide 2019 Summary
Overview
The Great Expectations Summer Resource Guide 2019 provides a comprehensive list of free or scholarship-supported activities for children in the Orono and Wayzata School Districts. Great Expectations (GE) is an initiative aimed at bridging the educational and opportunity gap for preschool and K-12 children.
Key Activities and Programs
Free Summer Fun for Twin Cities Kids and Families
- Website: Twin Cities Frugal Mom
- Over 30 free opportunities for kids and families in the Twin Cities.
Get Summer – Free YMCA Memberships
- Age: High School
- Duration: Summer months (June-August 2019)
- Requirements: Attend a YMCA orientation
- Registration: Starts May 28, 2019
- Website: YMCA Get Summer
Camp 5210
- Ages: 7-17 years old
- Dates: June 22-26
- Focus: Lifestyle changes, prevention of chronic diseases
- Scholarships: Sliding scale based on income
- Website: Camp 5210
Camp Fire Minnesota & Tanadoona
- Ages: 5-17 years old
- Summer Camp: June 9 – Aug. 28
- Activities: Nature-based programs, summer camps, field trips
- Scholarships: Available for summer camp
- Website: Camp Fire Minnesota
Cub Scouting in Northern Star Council
- Ages: Boys and girls in grades K-5
- Program: Year-round family program
- Focus: Citizenship training, character development, personal fitness
- Website: Adventure is Calling
Girl Scouts of Minnesota and Wisconsin River Valleys
- Ages: Kindergarten through high school
- Program: Year-round activities
- Focus: Building girls of courage, confidence, and character
- Website: Be Yourself
Hennepin County Libraries
- Ages: All ages
- Summer Registration: Begins in May
- Activities: Workshops, story times, book clubs, and more
- Website: Hennepin County Library
Conclusion
This guide is a valuable resource for families in the Orono and Wayzata School Districts, offering a variety of educational and recreational activities for children during the summer months. It emphasizes the importance of accessible and inclusive programs to support the development of children in the community.