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and highly trained teachers. They will learn
about theater.
Learning "soft skills," Paul added, is an
important part of theater.
Students will learn things important for
future success," he said. "They will learn self
confidence, problem solving, working in a
team, and communication skills. Those are
just some of what theater teaches. They will
have a super cool time, meet new people
and make some new friends. They are going
to be engaged in the experience with some
amazingly talented teaching artists, and they
will make some theater."
Go to triketheatre.org and click on
"Academy and Camps" for additional
information.
But wait, there's more!
Many area communities offer summer
camps. Some may not yet have all of that
information available and online. Check your
local churches to see when vacation Bible
schools are scheduled. Area Boys and Girls
Clubs offer a variety of summer activities and
events.
•The Rogers Activity Center (RAC) in
partnership with the City of Rogers offers
a summer day camp named H.A.P.P.Y. at
the RAC. Make sure you go to the centers
web site to see what's going on. Go to
rogersrecreation.com to learn more.
•The Rogers Aquatics Center offers a
Summer League Swimming Team program
and basic swimming classes for several
different skill levels.
•The Bella Vista Property Owners
Association (POA) offers a variety of
summer activities including tennis and
golf camps. Information will be posted at
bellavistapoa.com when it is available.
•The City of Fayetteville provides summer
camps for its young residents including Camp
Wilson at Wilson Park, a Drama Camp, an
Outdoor Adventure Camp, and a Soccer
Camp. Go to the city
web site and search for
"Camps" to see what is
available.
•Private organizations
often offer special
camps that are both fun
and interesting. Check
out the Amazeum
Summer Camp
schedule to keep the
learning fun during
the summer. Go to
amazeum.org and
click on "Camps" for
more information,
fees and schedules.
•Boys and Girls
Clubs offer many
summer camp
opportunities.
Check out the Boys
and Girl's Club of
Fayetteville and Boys
and Girls Club of
Benton County and
see what's on their
summer plan.
•Most area
churches, including the
First Baptist Church
of Fayetteville, offer
vacation Bible school
for their members
and non-members. Check out what FBC
Fayetteville has going on this summer by
hovering over "Connect" and clicking on
"VBS 2018" at fbcfayetteville.org.
•Many area camps offer special tuition
assistance for those who meet the
admission guidelines. Camp War Eagle is
one of them. Camp War Eagle offers day
and overnight camps and a wide range of
activities in a Christ based environment.
Go to campwareagle.org for additional
information.
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