IAG 2008 Program Guide
The Indiana Association for the Gifted
2008 IAG Program Guide to Enrichment and/or Gifted Programs
in Indiana and Beyond, Grades K-12
Updated by Jill H. Meisenheimer June, 2008
The 2008 IAG Guide to Programs has been compiled as a service to members of IAG. Inclusion of a program in this guide does not imply endorsement by IAG. We are in the process of updating this information. Every year colleges, universities, schools and other groups plan programs that offer enriched and/or accelerated experiences for children and youth. We encourage teachers, parents and students to check out the web sites listed below for up-to-date information and to contact the program for current information. If you know of an exciting and challenging summer program that would appeal to high ability youth from preschool through grade 12 please share that information with Jill, jmeisenheimer@indy.rr.com.
Latest verification dates are highlighted at the end of each entry; i.e., (6/08)
IAG PROGRAM GUIDE INDEX to Enrichment and/or Gifted Programs, Grades K-12
I. Click HERE! for Helpful General Resources
II. Click HERE! for Indiana programs held at multiple locations.
III. Click HERE! for City Index to Indiana Programs
IV. Click HERE! for Details by City for Indiana Programs
V. Click HERE! for Programs Outside Indiana
I. Helpful General Resources
Duke University Talent Identification Program www.tip.duke.edu 1121 West Main Street, Durham, NC 27701-2028. (919) 668-9100, www. info@tip.duke.org Contact: Joy Baldwin jbaldwin@tip.duke.org Talent searches, summer programs, adacemic year programs, scholar weekends, e-Studies, independent learning, financial aid, e-Publications, resources, teachers manuals. Grades 4-12. As of 2007, Duke no longer publishes the Educational Opportunity Guide. If you are a member of their Talent Identification Program, there is a world directory online that is accessible with password www.cogito.org for Connecting Young Thinkers around the world. (6/08)
Indianapolis Star, Summer Camp Guide on Tuesdays April 15 and 23, 2008 (317) 444-4444 (4/08)
Indy’s Child Camp Directory www.indyschild.com > Summer Camps. (4/08)
American Camp Association www.campparents.org Search for variety of camps across the USA. (765) 342-8456, parents@ACAcamps.org (4/08)
Family Camp Vacations – See Programs Outside Indiana.
Contests, competitions and internships > Northwestern University’s Center for Talent Development www.ctd.northwestern.edu (847) 467-4283 or > Contests and Competitions. Academic Competitions for Gifted Students: A Resource Book for Teachers and Parents. Mary K Tallent-Runnels and Ann C. Candler-Lotven (1996). Competitions: Maximizing Your Abilities. Frances A. Karnes and Tracy L. Riley (1996). Internships. The Hot List for Job Hunters Gilbert, Sara Delaney (1997). (6/08)
Indiana College Network at www.icn.org > Opportunitities for HS Students > Distance Learning > Advanced Placement > Early Enrollment in College. (4/08)
Homeschool, and other gifted sites. SuperCamp. Academic and Life Skill Summer Camps http://www.qln.com/supercamp.aspx (6/08)
II. Programs held at multiple locations
(There may be additional locations.)
A. CAMP INVENTION www.campinvention.org 1 week sessions. 9 am-3:30 pm. Located in local schools at: Avon, Boone Grove, Corydon, Decatur, Elkhart, Fishers, Floyd Knobs, Ft. Wayne, Galveston, Granger, Indianapolis, Marion, Schereville, Terre Haute, Valparaiso, Winona Lake, Wolcott. Integrates science, math, history, arts, creativity, discovery. Michele Millikan, (317) 575-1026. 3352 Eden Village Place, Carmel, IN 46033. campinvention@indy.rr.com. Entering grades 1-6. $180-219 from 2007. (6/08)
B. INDIANA STATE POLICE SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS www.in.gov/isp/youthcamps Up close look at law enforcement and criminal justice system. Kiwanis Career Camps at Vincennes University. For 7th – 8th grade: Lions Law camps at Anderson University and Vincennes University. For 5th-6th grade: Optimist Respect for Law camps at Anderson University, Hanover College in Hanover, University of Indianapolis, University of Notre Dame in South Bend, University of Southern Indiana in Evansville, Vincennes University. (317) 899-8293. (6/08)
C. KINDERMUSIK Search Kindermusik for locations. Carmel Parks Monon Center, Kim Bemis.
http://www.musicalbeginnings.com. Check programs in Bloomington, Chesterton, Danville,
Evansville, Goshen, Indianapolis, Northwest Indiana, Terre Haute, Westfield.
D. MAD SCIENCE OF N. CENTRAL INDIANA www.MadScience.org/Indy 3-hour 1-week
camps for $150-175 in Carmel, Fisher United Methodist Church, Indianapolis (Orchard School,
Sycamore School), Noblesville, Westfield, Zionsville. All camp leaders are trained
professionals. Never more than 10 campers per camp instructor". Also birthday parties (for
ages 5-12) , preschool programs (ages 3-5), Girls Scout badges, teacher trainings. Sam Wendel
(317) 388-0988. sam@indymadscience.org (4/08)
E. MONART SCHOOL OF ARTS www.indydrawingschool.com Classes and camps. Locations: Carmel (1 day camp for $40),
Noblesville, Zionsville. Drawing, painting, working in media. Ages 4-adult. (6/08)
F. THE MUSIC PLAYHOUSE www.themusicplayhouse.com For birth to 6 years old. Child attends with parent or caregiver. (317) 573-0080. Programs in Avon, Carmel , Indianapolis (Broad Ripple, Irvington, Northeast Indy ), Zionsville. 10 classes/session in fall, winter and spring. Summer sessions begin in June for 8 weeks, Info@themusicplayhouse.org The Music Playhouse, 5672 Ottawa Pass , Carmel , IN. (7/08)
G. YMCA of Indianapolis www.indymca.org/camp/index.asp Summer Camp With over 35
different locations and over 125 camps ranging from Bowling and Equestrian to Cartoon and
Sports. (6/08)
III. City Index to Indiana Programs
At least one program is located in each city listed below.
P = Specific programs listed in that city.
Multiple Listings = Each program listed is located in more
than one city. For more information see Details by City below.
The following programs are held at multiple locations.
A = Camp Invention
B = Indiana State Police Summer Youth Camps
C = Kindermusik
D = Mad Science of North Central Indiana
E = Monart Summer Art Camps
F = Music Playhouse
G = YMCA of Indianapolis
City (click on listed city name)
City Listing
Multiple
Listing
P
B G
Avon
A FG
Batesville
G
P
G
P
C
Boone Grove
A
P
P
C G
P
P
CDEF
Chesterton
C
P
Corydon
A
P
P
Danville
C
Decatur
A
Elkhart
A G
P
BC
P
A D G
Floyd Knobs
A
P
A G
P
Galveston
A
P
Goshen
C
P
Granger
A
P
Hanover
B
P
ABCD FG
Jeffersonville
G
P
Marion
A
P
Noblesville
DE
P
P
P
Schererville
A
South Bend
B G
P
P
B
P
A C
P
Valparaiso
A G
P
B
P
Westfield
CD
P
Winona Lake
A
Wolcott
A
P
DEF
III. Details by City for Indiana Programs
ANDERSON:
Anderson Fine Arts Center (765) 649-1248. PreK-12th grade. Late June to July.
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BEECH GROVE:
Montessori Children’s House www.bgmontessori.com Toddler and Children’s Camp (6/9-7/3, 7/7-7/31/08). Toddler 15-30 mo. (Session I Little Chef, Session II Under Sea. Cost $395/session + 30 registration). Children 4-9 years (Session I Magician, Session II Dinosaurs, $285 + 30 for registration). Before and after care. Preschool and Elementary (317) 787-9961. Toddlers (317) 289-5481 jaasellhorn@comcast.net. (5/08)
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BLOOMINGTON:
Indiana University Precollege Opportunities http://www.indiana.edu/~summer/precollege/honorsprog.htm:
Achievers Summer Academy, Camp S.O.U.L. Program, College Audition Preparation, High School Journalism Institute, Honors Program Foreign Language High School Students, Informatics Summer Camp, Jim Holland Enrichment Program, Junior Executive Institute, Midsummer Theatre Program, Olympiad Summer Camp for Middle Students, OPEN Program, Pathfinders Summer Program, 60th Annual IU Summer Music Clinic, Summer Piano Academy, Summer String Academy, Telluride Association Sophomore Seminar, Upward Bound Project, Young Women’s Institute.
Informatics Summer Camp www.informatics.indiana.edu/summercamp/ 6/10-15, 2007. Located at the Indiana University Bloomington campus, is designed to give Indiana high school students the chance to interact with IU faculty and staff and learn about the latest trends in information technology, the internet and Web design, networking, new media, databases, gaming, and more. Limited to 35 students. Juniors and seniors connect with School of Informatics faculty. Some scholarships available. (812) 856-1114. Beth Terel, Director of Undergraduate Recruitment, beterrel@indiana.edu. (5/07)
IU School of Journalism, Bloomington High School Journalism Institute www.journalism.indiana.edu/hsji. 3 5-day sessions. 7/9-13, 7/15-19, 7/21-25/07. Residential camp. $375.00. Minority Student Scholarships are available. Registration takes place up until the deadline 5/8/07. Contact Jack Dvorak, Director OR Linda J. Johnson, Admin. Coord., dvorakj@indiana.edu or ljjohnso@indiana.edu. (812) 855-0895 or 855-0865 (2/07)
Summer Workshops IU Summer Music Clinics www.music.indiana.edu/som/hsclinic. ‘07
Indiana University College of Arts and Sciences Science Olympiad Summer Fun Camp for 6-12th graders. (812) 8551646. http://www.indiana.edu/~college/science/onympiad/whatis.shtml. kschoon@iun.edu (2/07)
John Waldron Arts Center www.artlives.org (812) 334-3100, Ext 105 info@artlives.org
WonderLab Museum of Science, Health, and Technology. www.wonderlab.org Family programs and workshops throughout the summer. Preschool to Elementary. Karen Jepson-Innes, khinnes@wonderlab.org. ‘07
Wonder Camp http://www.wonderlab.org/programs/camps.shtml One week sessions M-F held at University Elementary School, 6/18-7/20, for Elementary students. Science program. $65-70. Some scholarships available. Karen Stucky, Education Director. (812) 337-1337 ext 19. kstucky@wonderlab.org (2/07)
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BROOKSTON:
Camp Tecumseh YMCA www.camptecumseh.org Weekly sessions 6/10-8/11/07. Ages 8-15. Financial Aid. Traditional camp includes chess, digital photography, ceramics, dance and more. Vince Pattengale, (765) 564-2898. 12635 W. Tecumseh Bend Rd., Brookston, IN 47923. Info@camptecumseh.org (3/07)
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BROWNSBURG:
Brownsburg Challenger Space Center http://challenger.brownsburg.k12.in.us (317) 852-1088, enter grades 4-5 -Blast off to Space, enter grades 6-7-Mars Mania. mpatterson@brownsburg.k12.in.us (6/06)
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CARMEL:
Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation www.carmelclayparks.com (317) 848-7275. info@carmelclayparks.com.
Carmel Community Players www.carmelplayers.org (317) 815-9387. (’07)
Carmel Lutheran Church, Fine Arts Camp www.carmellutheran.org (317) 814-4252.
Performer’s Edge www.perfermorsedgedancetheatre.com (317) 573-8085, 12955 Old Meridian St., Carmel.
Dance Age 3-12. Pre dance, ballet, tap, jazz, modern, musical theatre. Circus, show choir & musical theatre workshops (6/07)
Central Indiana Dance Ensemble Summer Intensive www.cidedance.org. Ballet, dance and more. (317) 844-7453. (6/07)
Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre Summer Intensive (317) 846-2441, www.gregoryhancockdancetheatre.org. Modern dance and more. (’07)
IndyDance Works Weekend. Master teachers of jazz, hiphop, lyrical, tap and more. (6/07)
Indianapolis Civic Theatre Satellite Drama Classes
Performing Arts Center of Carmel www.performingartscarmel.com, classes and camps, 575 W. Carmel Dr., Carmel, 46032, (317) 844-9131
Pottery & Mosaics at the Creative Escape www.thecreativeescape.com Pottery & Mosaic Camps (317) 569-8626 creative_escape@sbcglobal.net
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COLUMBUS:
Columbus Youth Camp 2006 www.columbusyouthcamp.com Ages 4 to grades 9. Leanne York, (812) 342-2698. ext. 3 chuck@columbusyouthcamp.com.
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CROWN POINT:
Northern Indiana Arts Association www.niaaonline.org , Art and Drama Classes all year, Ages 3 – seniors, At Crown Point Community Art Center, (219) 663-0200, (219) 836-1839 Ext. 103. john@southshoreartsonline.org (6/06)
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CULVER
Culver Summer Camps 2006 www.culver.org/campers/ 9-17 years old, (574) 842-8300 (800) 221-2020 (6/06)
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EVANSVILLE:
Tales & Scales www.talesandscales.org Camp Imagination, Performance tours of Indiana, (812) 425-8741 Larry@SMGartists.com
University of Southern Indiana www.usi.edu/extserv/kidstuff.asp Saturday Art Workshop, Academic programs for new SAT, USIs College Achievement Program, Super Summer Classes, Ages 6-14, USI, Extended Services, (812) 464-1989 extserv@usi.edu
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FISHERS:
The Artists’ Studio, Center for Performing Arts www.artists-studio.com Musical Theatre Dance Styles I, (6/10-7/29/06) Ages 8-18. Fee $140, (317) 594-5070. email@artists-studio.com
Children’s Language Foundation amysroesler@hotmail.com Spanish Camp Ages 4-10, Amy Roesler (317) 576-0325
Conner Prairie Living History Museum www.connerprairie.org/events/adventure_camp.aspx
Adventure Camp, Art Camp, discounts for siblings. (317) 776-6000 (800) 966-1836 info@connerprairie.org (2/07)
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FORT WAYNE:
Indiana University Purdue University at Fort Wayne, Community Arts Academy. www.ipfw.edu/vpa/caa Art, Acting, Dance, Music, PreK-12th grade. Jane (260) 481-6059
Science and Math Camp www.ipfw.edu> Continuing Studies (260) 481-6619.
Grades 7-8
Learn to Juggle. Summer Reading (800) 978-9596
SPICE-Summer Program of Intensive Computer Education http://www.etcs.ipfw.edu/ (6/12-23/06) JAVA programming, games, web design. (260) 481-6905 erbachd@ipfw.edu
Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Cool Summer Camps www.fwmoa.org Ages 4-14, (260) 422-6467 EXT. 260, mail@fwmoa.org
St. Francis College, High School Art Academy aschreiber@sf.edu, Youth Art Classes, (260) 434-7591
Taylor University, Fort Wayne, Summer Honors program http://fw.taylor.edu/enrollment/special/current_highschool/summerhonors/SHC_promo.pdf (800) 233-3922, (260) 744-8868
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FRANKLIN:
Franklin College, Kids on Campus www.Franklincollege.edu/csweb, Franklin College Continuing Studies (317) 738-08094 mclarkpfifer@franklincollege.edu
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GARY:
Indiana University Northwest, Kids College www.iun.edu/~kidscol/ (219) 980-6500. Ages 7-16. jwolter@iun.edu
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GREENCASTLE:
Depauw University http://www.depauw.edu/univ/summercamps/ Creative Writing, Theatre Arts, Vocal Arts, Grades 8-12, (765) 658-4371 kknaul@depauw.edu
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HAMMOND:
Northern Indiana Arts Association www.Niaaonline.org Art and Drama Classes, Center for Visual/Performing Arts (219) 663-0200 (219) 836-1839 Ext. 103 kim@niaaonline.org
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INDIANAPOLIS:
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis www.childrensmuseum.org classes & exhibits(800) 821-6214 (317) 334-4000 communic@childrensmuseum.org
Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians & Western Art www.eiteljorg.org Eiteljorg Summer Day Camps for grades 4-7 (Leatherworking, Photography, Native American Arts and Culture). (317) 636-9378 ext 150
Freetown Village, Inc. www.freetown.org Freetown Village Summer Day marriam@ameritech.net Camp, weekly, Ages 6-14, History, culture, field trips, guest performances. (317) 631-1870 FAX (317) 631-0224
Girls Incorporated of Indianapolis 2 locations: Girls, Inc.-North Side crodrigues.indy@girls-inc.org (317) 283-3316, Christy Barlow, Girls, Inc.-South Side http://www.girlsincindy.org/index.asp?p=3 (317) 637-2023 , ages 6-14, (317) 283-0086 ext 1015.
Indiana Academy of Music www.indymusicacademy.org Preschool and older lessons, Violin, Viola, cello. Chamber Music Camp (Unitarian Universalist Church) ages 9-12 at Unitarian Universalist Church, 615 W. 43rd St., (317) 251-4634, iam@indy.musicacademy.org
Indiana Association of School Principals, New OPTIONS CAMP-Career
Exploration & Leadership Camp http://216.109.125.130/search/cache?ei=UTF-8&fr=ybr_sbc&p=Principals+Indiana+career+options+camp&u=www.iasp.org, (317) 891-9900.
Indiana Repertory Theatre www.indianarep.com Classes for ages 4-18. Youth Conservatory for ages 8-18-by audition. $600-700. 6/18-7/6/07 for ages 8-10. 6/18-7/13/07 for ages 11-18. Summer Quest-half day for ages 4-7, non auditioned. (317) 916-4842. Kmoreland@irtlive.com (2/07)
Indiana State Museum www.in.gov/ism > “Public programs” > Summer camps. Summer camps Several one-week camps for ages 7-13. (317) 232-1637. eklemesrud@dnr.in.gov, ‘07
Indy Parks Summer Day Camps www.indygov.org/eGov/City/DPR > “programs” > Summer DayCamps, Eagle Creek Environmental Education Camps, Holliday Park Nature Discovery, SE Parkway Environmental Ed. Camps, Garfield Park Speciality Arts Camp, some free, (317) 327-7419 (2/07)
IUPUI-Indiana University & Purdue University at Indianapolis
www.engr.iupui.edu/meap, Minority Engineering Advancement Program, (317) 274-2943. gee@engr.iupui.edu. (’07)
IUPUI -SPAN-Special Programs for Academic Nurturing http://uc.iupui.edu/SPAN/ pre-college age students can take college courses. jrrussel@iupui.edu
IUPUI Computer Science www.cs.iupui.edu webmaster@cs.iupui.edu
IUPUI Summer Day Camps with electives from School of Science and John Herron School of Art www.sportcomplex.iupui.edu http://www.herron.iupui.edu/new_web/community_res/youth_art_camp.html > camps > printable registration form Ages 5-15 depending on classes, different weeks sessions. (’07)
IUPUI- Young Scholar’s Program http://education.iupui.edu/soe/outreach/young/information.aspx
SMARTS: Science, Math, Art, Reading, Technology, Sports, Young Scholars, 902 W. New York St., Indianapolis 46202, (317) 278-4528, (’07)
Indianapolis Art Center www.indplsartcenter.org/register, Youth & Teen Classes through year. Variety of summer classes for ages 4-18, Fine Arts Day Camp, Pottery Camp, Computer Art Camp. (317) 255-2464 ext. 221. FAX (317) 254-0486 (2/07)
Indianapolis Children’s Choir www.icchoir.org Summer Choral Festival jbishop@icchoir.org, 1 (800) 368-6852 (317) 940-9640
Indianapolis Challenger Learning Center of Decatur Township www.msddecatur.k12.in.us/clc (317) 856-2167, pdonovan@msddecatur.k12.in.us
Indianapolis Chinese Community Center, Inc. www.fcc-in.org > cultural camp. (317) 815-9350. Held at St. Richard’s School. Kung Fu, kitemaking, papercutting, Chinese dance, calligraphy, Mandarin Language. Tracy Dawson PO Box 50914, Indianapolis, IN 46250. Chinesecampdirector@yahoo.com (3/07)
Indianapolis Civic Theatre www.civictheatre.org/daycamps.html Activities throughout the year. Jr. Civic for P-6th grade, Drama Works for grades 7-12. Summer Day Camps Ages 3-6, grades 1-8. several camps at Marian College and Indianapolis Museum of Art for ages 3 to grades 8. (317) 924-6770 ext. 256 brent@civictheatre.org (2/07)
Indianapolis Museum of Art www.ima-art.org Summer programs, (317) 920-2649 ext. 213, Check Education (317) 923-2649. education@ima.org
Indianapolis Zoo & White River Gardens www.indyzoo.com > “education” > “zoo camps” > “online camp registration”. Some camps are with the Indiana State Museum. (317) 630-2043, Only walk in or phone reservations at , (317) 630-2000, (317) 630-2000 Education@indyzoo.com (2/07)
INDY Youthworks www.indyyouthworks.com mawwod@sbcglobal.net Motion and Voice of Acting, (317) 299-0475 mawwod@sbcglobal.net
International School of Indiana www.isind.org ISI Summer Blast, Language immersion, traditional camp activities, arts, animals. Erica Johnson, , (317) 923-1951. International School, 200 W. 49th St., Indianapolis, IN 46208. ejohnson@isind.org (3/07)
Jewish Community Center www.jccindy.org Broadway Camp, camp/swim, 6701 Hoover Road, Indianapolis. (317) 251-9467. arts@jccindy.org (2/07)
Junior Achievement www.jaindy.org Junior Achievement BizCamp. Explore topics related to business, economic, life skills. Create business, run own city, invent own products, Sibling and second week discounts. (317) 252-5900 ext 210 cindy@jaindy.org (2/07)
Marian College http://sciencecamps.marian.edu held at Marian College. 2-2 week camps. 6/18-29, 7/16-27/07. Environmental Biology & EcoLab, Chemistry in Action, Physics Fun, Relevant Math. Middle-HS students, Dr. Abdalla Hazaimeh, ahazimeh@marian.edu 317 955-6326 (2/07)
Meridian Music www.meridianmusic.com Summer Camps, some camps have multiple sessions, (317) 575-9588, bgranneman@meridianmusic.com (’07)
Montessori Academy & Young Audiences of Indiana Summer Camps www.indymontessori.org, Financial aid. Elizabeth Maliska, (317) 291-5557 7507 N. Michigan Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268. montessoriacademyofindy@msn.com (3/07)
Morris-Butler House Museum/Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana http://www.historiclandmarks.org/what/mbhouse.html
Civil War History Camp, Victorian Kitchen, 19th Century Architecture, Civil War Soldiers & Citizens, 19th-Century Living, Tradesman for a Day, Victorian Girl’s Life. Shannon M. Borbely, mbhouse@historiclandmarks.org, 1204 N. Park Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46202 (317) 636-5409. Fax: (317) 636-2630 (2/07)
Mud Creek Players, Barn R.A.T.S. (Really Awesome Theatre School) www.mudcreekplayers.org, performance each Friday, includes T shirt (317) 290-5343 info@mudcreekplayers.org
Old Centrum Summer Enrichment Series, Chess Academy, Scholarships available, Phone and Fax (317) 637-4408, oldcentrum@onet.net (2/07)
Orchard Summer. www.orchard.org Weekly theme, specialty camps, academics, limited financial aid. Nick Eble (317) 713-5702. 615 W. 64th St., Indianaplis, IN 46260. neble@orchard.org (3/07)
Park Tudor School www.parktudor.org Park Tudor Summer Program, ½ day to week-long adventures. Ages 3-18. Variety of classes: computer, dance, study skills, arts, music, sports, outdoor leadership, speech, health, etymology, theatre arts, gifted and talented programs. Classes for credit grades 9-12. Joe Fumusa, catalog (317) 415-2794, 7200 N. College, Indianapolis, IN 46240. jfumusa@parktudor.org (3/07)
Peewinkle’s Puppet Studio http://www.browncounty.org/puppets/puppets2.html Peewinkle’s Puppet Camp, 9 am-4 pm (6/19-23/06, 6/26-30) 8-10 years. Make puppets. Ends with stage production. Indianapolis, Brown County. (317) 283-7144 (800) 849-4853, pwstudio@iquest.net, (’07)
President Benjamin Harrison Home www.presidentbenjaminharrison.org July 4th Celebration, Tours and educational programs (317) 631-1898 edicatopm@presidentbenjaminharrison.org
Ruth Lilly Health Education Center www.healtheducationcenter.org
Hip, Health, Hooray on Saturday. Fun hands-on health education activities for ages 5 to 12. Free.
Summer Programs, (317) 924-0904 dianar@rlhec.org (2/07)
Silly Safari http://www.sillysafaris.com/content/contact_us.php Animal Camp at Silly Safari Station, 6/18-22, 6/25-29, 7/9-13, 7/16-20/07. Ages 5-15. Educational hands-on activities with exotic animals, animal care, theatre, comedy, public speaking skills. Befoe and after care. $249 (family and friend discounts) 12104 Southeastern Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46259. (317) 862-9003 alligatoraaron@sillysafari.com (2/07)
Storyteller’s Drum, Inc. Preserving & Perpetuating a rich heritage of Oral Tradition, African drumming, dance and storytelling. WWW.StorytellersDrum.com Also a Griot Village Community Center site with cultural and artistic programming on West side of Indianapolis. http://griotvillage.vpweb.com/ Khabir Shareef, griotvillage@att.net (317) 347-9066. (6 /08)
St. Richard’s School www.strichardsschool.org Horizon’s Urban Enrichment Program, Specialty Camps and Day camps, (317) 926-0425 rhaywood@indiana.edu
Sycamore School, School for Gifted/Talented www.sycamoreschool.org Sycamore School Summer Quest, Variety of specialty camps, traditional day camp, extended care. Camps: Preschool, Computer, Fine Arts, Creative Dramatics, Create literary magazine, Chess, Music, Design & Construct, Sports. (317) 253-5288 ext. 141 Voice mail (317) 479-3357 X141, Burdwelld@sycamoreschool.org.
Young Actors Theatre, Young Actor’s Theatre Summer Session at 1201 N. Central Avenue, The Old Centrum. www.yatkids.org June to August, 8 weeks. Grades K1-12th grade. Financial Aid is available. Young Actors Theatre, Old Centrum, 520 E. 12th St., Indianapolis, IN 46206. Catherine Wade, (317) 432-8352 info@yatkids.org (2/07)
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