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Pilot Kids Day Camp

2015 Pilot Kids Day Camp

June 15, 2015

pilotkids2015 copyThe Pilot Kids Day Camp program provides a safe and supportive environment in which your child will work with university students and graduates playing recreational games and sports, creating arts and crafts projects, and much more. Kids will love Pilots Kids camp, which feels like an all-day recess. Counselors and instructors are University of Portland students and alumni who love working with children. They create a welcoming atmosphere and work hard so the kids can have a blast. Open to children entering grades 1-6 in Fall 2015. Camp dates are:

  • Session 1: June 15-19
  • Session 2: June 22-26 (FULL)
  • Session 3: July 6-10
  • Session 4: July 13-17

Cost per session are $115 for children of UP faculty, staff, students, and alumni if registered by May 23, and $130 after that date. General public fee is $130 if registered by May 22, and $145 after that date. Forms and information are available at http://tinyurl.com/3trengm.

“Pilots Kids Camp is not sponsored by the University of Portland.  It is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by the University of Portland. Authorized use of University of Portland logos and trademarks does not imply an endorsement of the camp or program.”

For more information contact Brian Dezzani, recreational services, at 7177 or dezzani@up.edu.

Filed Under: 05-04-2015, 05-25-2015, 06-15-20125, Athletics, Campus Services, Recreational Services Tagged With: Brian Dezzani, Pilot Kids Day Camp, Recreational Services

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