101. Oregon Zoo Education: Summer Camp Typically, a staff member has worked for public schools, OMSI, Our camp program is designed for children who are able to be successful in group oriented http://www.oregonzoo.org/Classes/SummerCamp2005/program.htm

Oregon Zoo - Portland, OR - www.oregonzoo.org Visit Us About Our Zoo Animals ... Summer Camp Home Program Information Staff Supervision and Safety Policies Behind the scenes ... Sign up Staff All staff are screened for excellence in programing for children. Every staff member is required to have previous experience with children; many of the staff return year after year. Typically, a staff member has worked for public schools, OMSI, Outdoor School or Audubon. Most are college graduates or are currently working on a degree. Staff to student ratios are 1:9, K-1st grade, and 1:10, 2nd-9th grade. back to top Supervision and Safety At no time is any child left unsupervised. The number of staff ensures thorough supervision and monitoring. In addition, the Zoo's full time security staff respond immediately to any emergency situation. All security staff are1st Aid, CPR and Automatic Emergency Defibrillator trained. The Portland Fire Department responds in 3-5 minutes and can be brought on grounds to any location in the zoo. All camp staff are trained to respond to emergency situations. The Zoo grounds are completely fenced and all employees are aware of the Zoo Camp program. back to top Where is Camp?

102. Upward Bound Migrant and Minority Youth Math Science Summer Camp Program The Math/Science summer camp experience offers middle school students an opportunity to http://education.boisestate.edu/multicultural/math/math.htm

Boise State University Boise River Director of Multicultural Programs Students Web Resources Financial Aid and Scholarship Newsletter Center Links Multicultural and Education Opportunities Educational Talent Search Student Success Program Upward Bound ... High School Equivalency Program University Links College of Education Boise State University The Math/Science Camp program was established in 1991. Since its inception the camps have served over 1,500 youth. he program helps migrant and minority middle school students learn new skills necessary to be successful in middle school and high school programs, provides opportunities for enrichment, and helps students realize their ability to construct new meaning of the world around them. The Math/Science summer camp experience offers middle school students an opportunity to participate in hands on math, science and technology activities. The program includes fieldtrips and opportunities to work with math and science professionals. t is our expectation that after participating in the Minority and Migrant Youth Math/Science Summer Camp students will be encouraged to complete high school and seek higher education opportunities in math, science and/or technology disciplines.

103. EE Providers In California's Northern Mountains And Valleys schoolS can utilize our comprehensive school program as an adjunct to a field The Outdoor Education program provides a summer camp experience for the http://www.aeoe.org/membership/eeproviders/northernmtns-valleys.html

Northern Mountains and Valleys Northern Sierra, Sacramento Valley, Cascades, Modoc Plateau, and Trinity-Klamath Region Including Alpine Amador Butte Colusa ... Yolo , and Yuba Counties (also see Central Mountains and Valleys North Coast and Central Coast for nearby programs) Back to California Regional Map Alpine County Amador County Sierra Nevada Recreation Corporation , Vallecito; Carolee White; Expiration 8/26/05. Sierra Nevada Recreation Corporation has been providing underground adventures in California since 1978. We operate four caverns (Boyden Cavern, Moaning Cavern, Black Chasm and California Cavern) and a gold mine (Sutter Gold Mine) providing education and fun on our family tours and thrills and challenges on our extended expeditions. SCHOOLS can utilize our comprehensive school program as an adjunct to a field trip, or as a unit in and of itself. We designed it to give students a memorable and lively education on the unique geology of caves and caverns, on the uses that caves have been put to over time by man, and on the cave life that can be found within. School lesson plans are located on this website and information on the program can be found by clicking HERE to go to our Education pages. What could be more appropriate when learning about California's Gold Rush than taking an underground tour into a real gold mine? At Sutter Gold Mine, your students will actually traverse deep inside the Mother Lode - the gold bearing quartz vein structure that runs beneath the historic Gold Country, and inspired the dreams of thousands. The school program at all of our locations includes optional above ground activities related to the study area. You can customize your field trip to suit your schedule, budget and interests. We value our school groups and do all we can to make your trip the best ever!

104. St. Edward's University: CAMP He states Being a part of the St. Edward s University CAMP program was a perfect When she heard about a High school Equivalency Program (HEP) at the http://www.stedwards.edu/camp/camp_info/

Quick Links Athletics BlackBoard Campus Ministry Campus Stores Computing Help EdWeb Giving to SEU Jobs at SEU Library Professional Ed. Ctr. Student Life Theatre St. Edward's University CAMP CAMP Infomation Program Description Application Process Financial Aid camp Information ... CAmp Home Page CAMP Alumni Jeremias M. Alvarez Eliseo Elizondo Jacob Fraire Maria Barrientos Ramirez ... Rosa E. Valencia Jeremias M. Alvarez, CAMP 1997 His future plans after graduation includes a career with the federal civil service and plans to return to law school. Back to Top Eliseo Elizondo, CAMP 1983 Eliseo Elizondo entered St. Edward's University as a CAMP (College Assistance Migrant Program) scholar in the Fall of 1982. He was so active in campus life that he was honored by Dr. Patricia Hayes with the prestigious Presidential Award. This award is bestowed to only a few students who distinguished themselves through academics as well as through volunteer activities. Having earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry in 1987, Eliseo began his employment with Radian Corporation. His career did not diminish his commitment to the College Assistance Migrant Program. He continued his active involvement as a member of the Mentor Council. His contributions included helping to organize activities to orient incoming freshmen; organizing special events to facilitate interaction between students and mentors; organizing recognition receptions; and serving as presenter and guest speaker at St. Edward's University.

105. American Lung Association Of Oregon - Asthma Open Airways For Schools; Asthma Camp Partnership Program; Asthmattack! oregon Asthma Program State supported coalition of people and organizations http://www.lungoregon.org/asthma/

Home About Us How to Help Program List ... Event Calendar Asthma Programs Educating people about asthma and asthma management is one of the top priorities for the American Lung Association of Oregon. The ALAO believes that a major component of this priority revolves around improving uncontrolled asthma throughout the state with educational programming for a variety of target populations ranging from pre-school to adults. In addition, we are interested in providing educational opportunities for those adults who come into contact with asthmatic children. There are several programs that ALAO uses to accomplish the goal of eliminating uncontrolled asthma. Asthma in Oregon: Approximately 300,000 Oregonians have asthma; 74,000 of them are children Asthma is a chronic lung disease where the airways suddenly become inflamed and can severely restrict someone's ability to breathe.

106. Police Activities League Of Greater Portland | Portland PAL | Oregon Childrens 5 The Police Activities League of Greater Portland is a Portland oregon based National Youth Sports Program. Asian Basketball Camp. Camp Fire PALs http://www.palkids.org/

PAL's Youth Center PAL News and Events Donate / Volunteer Athletics ... Other NW PAL's The Police Activities League of Greater Portland Email PAL Need a PAL Form? Click Here PAL has a brand new office located at 424 NE Killingsworth Street in Northeast Portland. Please stop by and see us. PAL Camp Photos A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, the Police Activities League of Greater Portland provides educational, recreational, and athletic programs to the youth of the Portland / Gresham metropolitan area with an emphasis on "disadvantaged" youth. PAL strives to connect law enforcement and youth in a positive way. PAL utilizes athletics as well as recreational and educational activities to instill positive life principles and character building tools in an effort to deter juvenile crime and violence. The Police Activities League focuses on youth who live in high risk areas, are low income or are classified as "at risk." More than 85% of the youth that PAL served last year are low-income. Many of our youth are diagnosed with ADHD, are in and out of the foster care system on a regular basis, or have one or more parent who is incarcerated and/or drug and alcohol affected. PAL's philosophy about youth is that all youth are at risk. Just because a child's world is together today doesn't mean that something won't happen tomorrow. Come PAL around with us.

107. BendBulletin.com CAMP FIRE USA needs volunteers to work with schoolage children. Opportunities exist in the club program, day camp, or teaching self-reliance. http://www.bendbulletin.com/news/story.cfm?story_no=9759

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