Middle School Camp
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FAQ
Where will my students attend camp?
Eagle Valley Middle School and Homestake Peak Middle School will be open to students in incoming grades 6th through 8th. Students will be grouped according to grade. Choose whichever location works best for your family.
How much does camp cost?
$50 a week per family; Full scholarships available.
Who is eligible to attend camp?
Any student who resides in Eagle County who will be in 6th-8th grade next year.
Will there be transportation to camp?
Transportation will be provided. However, there will be distance limitations. We will let you know upon registering if your location qualifies.
Will lunch be provided?
Lunch and snacks provided.
What if I need to cancel my enrollment?
Please contact the program coordinators. You can find the contact info on your Eleyo profile, in the Manage Programs section of the participant information once you log-in.
Do I have to enroll for the full four weeks?
Yes. Middle School Camp builds each week. In order to the students to get the most our of this program, we will need them to attend the full four weeks.
Locations:
Homestake Peak School
Eagle Valley Middle School
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AGES 3-5
The free Magic Bus Mobile Preschool Program provides three to five year old’s who don’t attend a traditional preschool with class time and parent support to successfully prepare for kindergarten. The program holds classes in various neighborhoods from Dotsero to Avon, offering four hours of class time per week over two days weekly.
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Ages: 12-18
Time: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Cost: $50/week; full scholarships available
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July 15 – 19 & July 22; 1 – 4 p.m.
July 23 Concert @ Avon Library 1 p.m.
July 24 Concert @ Vail Library 1 p.m.
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Summer Camp
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Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. (early drop-off available)
YouthPower365 Summer Camp is a fun, academic-based camp in partnership with Eagle County School District. Students needing a boost in reading and math have been invited to participate by the district.
Families should have received this invitation; you may contact your school with any questions.
This program has been 100% grant-funded by the federal government since 2022 to address learning loss due to the pandemic.
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Edwards Early Learning Center
Monday – Thursday: 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Friday: 12:30 – 8 p.m.
Pop Hop is a summer program of YouthPower365’s Celebrate the Beat Eagle County. This week-long free arts education dance program is designed to foster teamwork, creativity, and the joy of accomplishment through dance. Pop Hop culminates in a performance at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater during Vail Dance Festival’s International Evenings of Dance. Transportation is provided for down valley students.
This FREE camp is for incoming 4th-8th Graders
*If you would like to be involved in our Celebration Team, please indicate your interest in your application.