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TITLE Here Comes the Sun: Directory of Summer Programs forHandicapping Conditions.

INSTITUTION Information Center for Handicapped Children,Washington, D.C.

PUB DATE Play 74NOTE 54p.

EDRS PRICE IMF -$0.75 HC-$3.15 PLUS POSTAGEDESCRIPTORS Camping; *Directories; *Exceptional Child Education;

*Handicapped Children; *Summer Programs; SummerSchools

IDENTIFIERS *District of Columbia; Maryland; Virginia

ABSTRACTThe directory lists apr2roximately 115 summer programs

for handicapped children in the metropolitan Washington, D. C. areaas of May 1974. Services are listed alphabetically within sectionsfor D. C., Maryland, or Virginia. Included are services for thefollowing handicapping conditions: diabetes, emotional disturbanceand behavior problems, hearing impairments, learning disabilities,mental retardation, orthopedic and health handicaps, speechimpairments, and visual impairments. Also listed are 10 programs fornormal children which also accept children with mild handicaps.Provided for each program is name, brief description, type of childprogram is intended for, ages, dates, hour, location, fee, person tocontact, and telephone number. (DB)

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DIRECTORY OF SUMMERPROGRAMS FORHANDICAPPING CONDITIONS

INFORMATION CENTER FORHANDICAPPED CHILDREN, INC.

MAY 1974

HERE COMES THE SUNDirectory of Summer Programs for Handicapping Conditions

May 1974

Services in the Metropolitan Washington Area forpersons with handicaps due to mental, physical,

emotional or special health conditions.

Compiled by

THE INFORMATION CENTER FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN, INC.1619 .M Street, N. W.

Washington, D. C. 20036

Telephone: 347-4986 or 347-5667

STAFFof the

Information Center for Handicapped Children, Inc.

Yetta W. Galiber, Executive Director

Dorothy Banks

Vera Breton

Mary Lowry

Frances Newman

Diane K. Whitt

Elynore R. Wilson

INDEX

DIABETES

Camp GlyndonCamp Holiday Trails

EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCE - BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS

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Alexandria Department of Recreation 31Camp Greentree 17Children's Achievement Center - Summer Enfichment Program 40D. C. Department of Human Resources - Therapeutic Nursery, Area C 2D. C. Department of Recreation - Programs for the Mentally Retarded and Physically

Handicapped 2,6University of Maryland - Counseling Center 30Vienna Department of Parks and Recreation - Therapeutic Recreation Program 44

HEARING IMPAIRMENTS

Arlington County Public. Schools - Deaf-Blind Program 34Arlington County Public Schools - Hearing Impaired 34Camp Easter Seal Fair lee Manor 15Camp Holiday Trails 37Children's Achievement Center - Summer Enrichment Program 40D. C. Department of Recreation - Programs for the Mentally Retarded and Physically

Handicapped 2,6Fairfax County Public Schools - Department of Special Education 41Gallaliclet Pre-School 7Montgomery County Department of Recreation - Day Camp for the Deaf 20Montgomery County Public Schools - Hearing Impaired 22Montgomery County Public Schools - Speech Therapy 24Prince George's Community College Physical Development Clinic 25Prince George's County Public Schools - Hearing Impaired 27Summer Comp for the Deaf 28University of Maryland Children's Health Development Clinic 29

LEARNING DISABILITIES

American University Institute in Reading and Learning Disabilities 1

Annandale-Springfield Country Day Schools 32Arlington County Department of Environmental Affairs - Recreation Division 33Arlington County Public Schools - Learning Disabilities 35Cheltenham Academy 39Christ Church Child Center 19Fairfax County Public Schools - Department of Special Education 41

IndexLearning Disabilities, continued

Kingsbury Center, The 8Kingsbury Lab School, The 8,9Montgomery County Association for Children with Learning Disabilities 20Montgomery County Easter Seal Treatment Center 21Montgomery County Public Schools - Catch-Up Program 22Montgomery County Public Schools - Specific Learning Disabilities 24Our Lady of Perpetual Help 10

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Prince George's Community College Physical Development Clinic25Prince George's County Association for Children with Specific Learning Disabilities . . 25

Prince George's County Public Schools - Operation Bridge 27Reading Research Foundation 10Saint Theresa Center 11

Schefer School 42Suburban Education Center 28University of Maiyland Arithmetic Clinic . 29University of Maryland Reading Center 30Vienna Department of Parks and Recreation - Therapeutic Recreation Program 44

MENTAL RETARDATION

Alexandria Department of Recreation 31

Alexandria Public Schools - Trainable Center 31Arlington Activity Center 32Arlington County Department of Environmental Affairs - Recreation Division 33Arlington County Public Schools - Educable Mentally Retarded 33Camp Adventure 14Camp Easter Seal Fairlee Manor 15Camp Shenandoah 38Camp Tapawingo 38Camp Virginia Jaycee 39Camp Yocarnico 18D. C. Department of Recreation - Activity Centers for Mentally Retarded 3D. C. Department of Recreation - Day Camps for Mentally Retarded 4,5D. C. Department of Recreation - Pre-School Program for Mentally Retarded ... .. 3,4Easter Seal Treatment Center, Maryland Society for Crippled Children and Adults 21Fairfax County Department of Recreation - Special Programs 41Fairfax County Public Schools - Department of Special Education 41Kennedy Institute Summer Program .. 7Montgomery County Department of Recreation - Playland 21Montgomery County Public Schools - Mildly Retarded Teenagers 23Prince George's Community College Physical Development Clinic 25Prince George's County Association for Retarded Children, Inc. 26Saint Gertrude's School 11

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Index

ORTHOPEDIC AND HEALTH HANDICAPS

Arlington County Department of Environmental Affairs - Recreation Division . . . . 33Arlington County Public Schools - Student Resource Center 35'Camp Easter Seal - Crippled Children's Camp 36Camp Easter Seal Fair lee Manor 15Camp Greentop 16Camp Holiday Trails 37Camp Shenandoah 38Cerebral Palsy Association of Montgomery County, Inc. 18Child Development Center of Northern Virginia 40D. C. Department of Recreation - Day Camps for Orthopedically Handicapped 6Easter Seal Treatment Center, Maryland Society for Crippled Chi Idcen 19Fairfax County Public School, - Department of Special Education 41

Montgomery County Easter Seal Treatment Center 21Montgomery County Public Schools - Orthopedically Handicapped 23Montresor Camp 42Prince George's Community College Physical Development Clinic 25Prince George's County Public Schools - Camp Independence 26University of Maryland Children's Health Development Clinic 29YMCA - Gym and Swim Class 12

SPEECH IMPAIRMENTS

Camp Easter Seal Fairlee Manor 15Camp Easter Seal - Speech Camp 37Child Development Center of Northern Virginia 40Fairfax County Public Schools - Department of Special Education 41

Montgomery County Easter Seal Treatment Center 21

Montgomery County Public Schools - Speech and Hearing Therapy 24Speech and Language Center of Northern Virginia 43

--Vienna Department of Parks and Recreation - Therapeutic Recreation Program 44

VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS

Arlington County Public Schools - Deaf-Blind Program 34Children's Achievement Center - Summer Enrichment Program 40Columbia Lighthouse Day Camp 1

Mar-Lu-Ridge Camp 9Prince George's Community College Physical Development Clinic 25University of Maryland Children's Health Development Clinic 29YMCA - Gym and Swim Class 12

PROGRAMS FOR NORMAL CHILDREN ACCEPTINGTHOSE WITH MILD HANDICAPS

Annandale-Springfield Country Day School 32

Barrie Summer Day Camp 14

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IndexPrograms for normal children accepting those with mild

handicaps, continued

Brownie School 36Camp Dawana 15Camp Waredaca, Inc. 17Schefer School 42Spanish Education Development Center 12

Springwood Learning Center 43Suburban Education Center 28YMCA - Twelfth Street Day Camp 13

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

FACILITIES

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE IN READING AND LEARNING DISABILITIES

Summer remedial program

For: Children with learning disabilities

Ages: Kindergarten through high school

Dates: July 15 - August 16

9:30 aim. until 11:30 o.m.

Location: Hardy Elementary SchoolFoxbal I Road and Que Street, N. W.

Fee: $125.00 (No transportation)

Contact: Dr. Edith Grotberg or Mrs. Nozicka

Telephone: 686-2188

COLUMBIA LIGHTHOUSE DAY CAMP

Summer day camp program stressing physical and social development. Activities includeswimming, bowling, games, arts and crafts.

For: Visually handicapped young people in need ofsocial and skill development.

Ages: Under 21


Hours: 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.

Locotiop: Mount Vernon Junior College2100 Foxhall Road, N. W.

Fee: None

Contact: Mrs. Donria.adnick or Miss Ann Chapman

Telephone: 265-6290

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES, AREA CTHERAPEUTIC NURSERY SCHOOL

Day nursery program

For:

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Children with behavior and management problems,perceptual deficiencies and learning problems.

Pre-school, 3 to 6

Six weeks, no exact dates

Home Base: 9:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m., M-Th1:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m., Tu-F

Satellite: 9:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m., M-Th1:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m., M-Th

Location: dome Base: 1905 E Street, S. E .

Satellite: 337 North Carolina Avenue, S. E.

Contact: Mrs. A. Benetaros

Telephone: 626-5419; 546-8862

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION, PROGRAMSFOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED AND PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED

For:

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Fee:

Mentally retarded

First session:Second session:Third session:

First session:Second session:Third session:

First session:Second session:

Third session:

9 to 1331 to 89 to 13

June 24 - July 12July 15 - August 2August 5 - August 23

9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.,9:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m.,1:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m.,9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.,

None. Transportation and lunch provided.

Location: First session:Second session:Third session:

Sunny Grove,Up1 ift-Stead,Sunny Grove,

M-FM-FM-FM-F

Reservoir Road, N. W.16th and P Sts., N. W.Reservoir Road, N. W.

Contact: Ellen C. Parzow, telephone: 265-9815

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For:

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Fee:

Location:

Contact:

Telephone:

Mentally retarded

9 and above

Pre-Teens: June 24 - July 12Teens and Adults: July 15 - August 2Teens and Adults: August 5 - August 23

9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.

None. Transportation and lunch provided

Anacostia Recreation CenterAnacostia Drive, S. E. between 11th St. -& Pa. Ave bridges

Mrs. Cordenia Thaxton

678-2054

DISTRICT OF'COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION, PROGRAMSFORIHE MENTALLY'REtARDED AND PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED

For:

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Fee:

Location:

Contact:

Telephone:

Mentally retarded

3 years and above

7 to 12 years:3 to 6 years:

13 and above:

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June 24 - July 12July 15 - August 2August 5 - August 23

9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.


Roper Center49th and Meade Streets, N. E.

Mr. Dennis Armstrong

396-8455

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For: Mentally retarded adolescents and young adults

Ages: Approximately 16 to 25 years

Dates: June 24 - July 2July 15 - August 2August 5 - August 23

Hours: 9:00 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., M-F

Fee: None. Transportation and lunch provided.

Location: Banneker Community Club2500 Georgia Avenue, N. W.

Contact: Mrs. Maureen Fine

Telephone: 667-4491

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION, PROGRAMS FORTHE MENTALLY RETARDED AND PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED - DAY CAMPS

For: Mentally retarded and physically handicapped

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Pre-School: 31 to 7 yearsAdolescent: 10 to 14 yearsDeaf: 11 to 15 years

Deaf: June 24 - July 2Adolescents: July 15 - August 2Pre-Schoolers: August 5 - August 23

9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., M-FPre-School session: 9:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m., M-F

1:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m., M-F

Fee. None. Transportation and lunch provided

Location: Lincoln CenterFifth and L Streets, S. E.

Contact: Robert Conner , telephone: 543-4423

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For: Mentally retarded. Must be toilet-trainedand ambulatory.

Ages: 10 and above

Dates:

Hours:

Fee:

Location:

Contact:

Telephone:

10 to 14 years: June 24 - July 1214 to 17 years: July 15 August 217 to 21 years: August 5 - August 23

9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.


Fort Totten Day CampFort Totten Drive and Crittenden Street, N. E.

Mr. Ladd Colston

832-8297


For: Mentally retarded. Must be toilet-trainedand ambulatory.

Ages: 14 years and up

Dates:

Hours:

Fee:

Location:

Contact:

Telephone:

June 24 - July 12July 15 - August 2August 5 - August 23 (Adults only)

9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.


Sunny Grove44th and Reservoir Road, N. W.

Mrs. Frances Kidd

387-1525; 387-1526

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION, PROGRAMSFOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED AND PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPEDDAY CAMPS FOR PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED

For: Physically handicapped

Ages: 7 and up (includes youths and adults)

Dates: July 1 - July 26July 29 - August 23


Location: Shady Hill Day CampSharpe Health School grounds4300 - 13th Street, N. W.

Fee: None. Transportation and lunch provided.

Contact: Mrs. Betty Gaines

Telephone: 291-3194

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION, PROGRAMSFOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED AND PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPEDDEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES CENTER

For: Mentally retarded and emotionally disturbedchildren.

Ages: 5 to 18 years

Dates: June 24 - August 23


Fee: None. Transportation provided for pre-school only.Lunch also provided.

Location: 1'905 E Street, S. E.

Contact: Charles D. Butler

Telephone: 626-5439; 626-7207; and 626-7336

GALLAUDET PRE-SCHOOL

Summer program, primarily educational

For:

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Location:

Contact:

Telephone:

Hearing impaired pre-schoolers

Infancy to 5 years

June 3 - June 28

Scheduled according to needs of child. Individual orgroup sessions between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and3:00 p.m.

Gallaudet College campusFlorida Avenue and Seventh Streets, N. E.

Mrs. Baltzer

447-0457

KENNEDY INSTITUTE SUMMER PROGRAM

Academic, vocational and recreational program, with the goal of stimulatingsocial development . Mathematics and reading will be offered.

For:

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

Moderately and severely mentally retarded;multiply-handicapped children and young adults.

5 to 19 years

June 24 - July 26

10:00 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., M-F

801 Buchanan Street, N. E.

None

Office, Kennedy Institute

529-3515 between 9:30 a.m, and 2:30 p.m.

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KINGSBURY CENTER, THE

Testing, tutoring and remedial programs

For: Children with academic difficulties including thosewith specific learning disabilities.

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Individual Tutoring ProgramAges: Kindergarten through secondary schoolLocation: Homes of tutors throughout Metropolitan area,

including churches and the Center.Fee: $12.00 per hour (pro-rated for parts of hours)

Study SkillsAges:Dates:Hours:Location:Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

GroupEntering seventh grade through twelfth gradeJune 24 - July 319:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon, M-F2138 Bancroft Place, N. W.$300.00 per student (includes testing and materials)

Mrs. Suzanne A. ZunzerMiss Winnie Sandburg, Admissions Secretary

232-5878

KINGSBURY LAB SCHOOL, THE

Summer school program

For:

Ages: 51 to 11 years

Dates: June 17 - July 26


Location: 1809 Phelps Place, N. W.

Fee: $500.00

Contact: Mrs. Claire Backe

Telephone: 232-5878

*Class enrollment limited. Lunch not provided

Children with learning disabilities*

KINGSBURY LAB SCHOOL, THE

Daily tutorial program as well as reading, math, and writing to be learned in thedevelopment of an Italian restaurant program. Afternoons will consist of a physicaldevelopment program.

For: Children with learning disabilities*


Dates: Jun, 17 - July 26

Hours: 9:00,a.m. until 3:00 p.m.

Location: 1809 Phelps Place, N. W.

Fee: $500.00

Contact: Mrs. Claire Backe

Telephone: 232-5878

*Limited enrollment

MAR-LU-RIDGE CAMP

One week of overnight camping, providing a full range of camp activities.Sponsored by the Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind.

For: Visually impaired and blind children in theMetropolitan area.

Ages: 9 to 18 years

Dates: To be scheduled

Location: Mar-Lu-RidgeJefferson, Maryland

Fee: $45.00; financial aid available

Contact: Miss Ann Chapman, Columbia Lighthouse

Telephone: 265-6290

OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP

Remedial reading and math; field trips

For: Children with learning disabilities, underachievers,educationally retarded. Will consider children fromoutside neighborhoods.

Ages: Elementary school age. Not all ages will be servedfor entire period.


Hours: 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon

Location: 1602 Morris Road, S. E.

Fee: None

Contact: Sister Elizabeth Ann (after 3:00 p.m.)

Telephone: 889-1356

READING RESEARCH FOUNDATION

Program designed to improve reading and its related behavioral disabilities.

For: Underachievers and children with learningdisabilities, perceptual handicaps.

Ages: First grade through young adults

Dates: June 17 - July 30July 22 - August 31

Hours: Twice a week; two hours per session (six weeks)

Location: 4626 Wisconsin Avenue, N. W.

Fee: $195.00

Contact: Mrs. Joy Waters, Director

Telephone: 363-7401

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SAINT GERTRUDE'S SCHOOL

Summer program of academics in the morning and recreation in the afternoon;residential and day students.

For: Mildly retarded girls. Priority given to residentsof Saint Gertrude's.

Ages: 6 to 12 years

Dates: Six week program beginning June 17 until July 26

Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Location: 4801 Sargent Road, N. E.

Fee: Residential: $75.00 per weekDay: $55.00 per week

Contact: Sister Luanne

Telephone: 526-7676

SAINT THERESA CENTER

Remedial reading, arts and crafts, physical education

For: Children with learning disabilities, underachievers,educationally retarded. Children from outside theneighborhood will be considered.

Ages: Elementary school age



Location: 1409 V Street, S. E.

Fee: None

Contact: Sister Loretta Marie (after 3:00 p.m.)

Telephone: 889-1356

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SPANISH EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Summer program with academic and special activities

For: Spanish-speaking children

Ages: 6 to 13 years

Dates: June 10 August 23


Location: 2700 Ontario Road, N. W.

Fee: None

Contact: Mr. Roberto Vaquerizo

Telephone: 462-8848; 462-8849

YMCA - GYM AND SWIM CLASS

For: Blind, Visually impaired and physically handicapped

Dates: Every Saturday; year round


Location: 1736 G Street, N. W.

Fee: None

Contact: Mr. Bernard Kirchhoff

Telephone: 628-8965

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YMCA - TWELFTH STREET

Day Camp

For: Normal children. Will accept those with mildhandicaps.

Ages: 6 to 12 years


Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Location: 1816 - 12th Street, N. W.

Fee: $15.00 per week, scholarships availableNo transportation

Contact: Mr. Maurice A. Walker, Program Director

Telephone: 462-1054

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MARYLAND

FAC1LIT IES

BARRIE SUMMER DAY CAMP

Full range of summer day camp activities. Tutoring available at moderate additionalcharge.

For:

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

Normal boys and girls. Mildly handicapped childrenaccepted. Will accept D. C. children.

3 to 16 years

June 17 - August 23. Five two-week sessions;minimum enrollment one two-week session.

Full day

13500 Layhill RoadSilver Spring, Maryland 20906

$55.00 per week including transportation$50.00 per week if parents provide transportation

Mr. Timothy D. Seldin, Director

871-6200

CAMP ADVENTURE

Residential camping programby the Baltimore Association

For:

Ages:

Dotes:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

offering full range of recreational activities sponsoredfor Retarded Children.

Mentally retarded who are ambulatory, continent, ableto take care of their own needs, and able to communicatetheir needs.

12 years and over

August 21 - August 30, inclusive

Camp Louise, near Emmittsburg, Maryland

$125.00 for ten-day session (of which $10.00 isregistration fee)

Social Services Department, Baltimore Association forRetarded Children

(301) 323-5600

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CAMP DAWA NA

Day camp sponsored by Maryland National Capitol Park and Planning Commission

For:

Ages:

Dates:

Flours:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

Normal children. Will accept mildly handicapped ifthe camp feels program is appropriate. Due to locationseverely physically handicapped may not be accepted.

6 to 12 years

June 24 - August 23

8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. (approximate)

Oakcrest Community Center5200 Marlboro Pike, Hillside, Maryland

None. Transportation provided.

Mr. Zory Kenon, Director6600 Kenilworth Avenue, Riverdale, Maryland 20840

277-2200, ext. 310

CAMP EASTER SEAL FAIRLEE MANOR

Residential camping program with full range of activities.

For:

Ages:

Dates:

Location:

Fees:

Contact:

Telephone:

Children and adults with orthopedic handicaps, healthhandicaps, mental retardation, speech and hearingimpairments.

6 years and up - including adults

Ages 6 to 12: June 30 - July 12Ages 13 to 17: July 14 - July 26Ages 31 & up: July 28 - August 8Ages 18 to 30: August 11 - August 23

Chestertown, Maryland

$150.00 for two-week sessions; $75.00 for one-weeksession

Patricia Maxwell, Easter Seal Treatment Center

577-7222

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CAMP GLYNDON

Residential camp sponsored by the Maryland Diabetes Association

For:

Ages:

Dates:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

Diabetic children

5 to 16 years

Ages 14 to 16:Ages 11 to 13:Ages 8 to 10:Ages 5 to 7:

June 22 - July 6July 7 - July 20July 21 - August 3August 4 - August 17

Reisterstown, Maryland (near Baltimore)

$270.00 for two weeks. Carnperships available

Mrs. Ellie Green (parent)

949-0471

CAMP GREENTOP

Residential camp, providing

For:

Ages:

Dates:

full range of recreational activities.

Orthopedically handicapped children and young adults

7 to 17 years

Ages 12 to 17: July 3 - July 20Ages 7 to 11: July 23 - August 8Attendance limited to one session.

Location: Part of the Catoctin Park, six miles west of Thurmont,Maryland. Sixty miles from Baltimore and the Districtof Columbia.

Fee: $185.00 for two and half-week sessionCamperships available

Contact: Mr. Ralph W. Smith, DirectorCamping and Recreation, telephone: (301) 323-0500

Sponsored by the Central Maryland League for Crippled.Children and Adults, Inc.,1111 East Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore, Maryland 21212

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CAMP GREENTREE

Day camp activities. Educational services offered.

For: Boys with moderate to severe emotional disturbance.

Ages: 5 to 11 years



Location: The Alta Vista SeioolBeech Drive, Bethesda, Maryland

Fee: Up to $600.00. Adjusted to family Income.

Contact: Community Psychiatric Clinic, Inc.4803 Hampden Lone, Bethesda, Maryland 20014

Telephone: 656-5220 (9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.)

Transportation will be provided for children from the District of Columbia.Help given arranging car pools for Montgomery County children.

CAMP WAREDACA, INC.

Waredaca is primarily a residential camp but there are provisions for day students.

For: Normal children. Will accept mildly handicappedchildren.

Ages: Boys: 7 to 16 yearsGirls: 7 to 14 years

Dates: June 23 - August 16. This is a five-day camp.Requests to stay through the weekend will be considered.

Location: 4015 Damascus Road, Gaithersburg, Maryland

Fees: Two weeks: $170.00Four weeks: $315.00Eight weeks: $550.00No transportation

Contact: Mr. R. B. Butts, Director ; telephone 924-4991

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CAMP YOCOMICO

Residential camp for handicapped children of military personnel, active or retired.

For: Ambulatory, toilet-trained whose primary handicap ismental retardation. Children with other handicapsmay be accepted if it is felt that staff and programwill serve their needs.

Ages:

Dates:

Location:

Contact:

Telephoner

6 to 16 years

August 18 - 30

Andrews Air Force BaseWashington, D. C. 20331

CHAP OfficeMiss Juanita Hill

981-4232

CEREBRAL PALSY ASSOCIATION OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INC.

Summer recreational program in cooperation with the Montgomery CountyDepartment of Recreation.

For: Cerebral palsied and similarly handicapped children.

Ages: Pre-school through adults


Hours: Five hours per day

Location: Children's Program (2 to 10 years)Cerebral Palsy Center9421 Colesville Road, Silver Spring, Maryland

Teens and Adults (16 years and up)Sligo Community Center

Sligo Parkway & Dennis Avenue, Silver Spring, MarylandPilgrim Hills Recreation CenterTamarack Road, Silver Spring, Maryland

Fee: $40.00 (tentative) for eight-week session. Financial aidavailable in cases of need. Transportation available.

Contact: Mr. Elwood Swarmer or Mrs. ChadwickTelephone: 588-4075 or 588-8877

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CHRIST CHURCH CHILD CENTER

Recreation program with attention given to reinforce skills learned during year.

For: Children with learning disabilities.

Ages: 3 to 10 years



Location: 8011 Old Georgetown RoadBethesda, Maryland 20014

Fee; $25.00 weekly5.00 weekly speech therapy

Contact: Mrs. Lillian Davis

Telephone: 652-3922

EASTER SEAL TREATMENT CENTER, MARYLAND SOCIETY FOR CRIPPLEDCHILDREN AND ADULTS

Summer therapeutic swim program under the direction of a physical therapist withswim assistants.

For: Orthopedically handicapped or mentally retardedchildren.

Ages: Pre-school through teens

Dotes: June 30 - August 23

Location: Not definite; probably Prince George's County

Fee: None; no transportation

Contact: Patricia Maxwell

Telephone: 577-7222

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MONTGOMERY COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN WITHLEARNING DISABILITIES

Combined academic and recreational program, including swimming. Will serve'as in-service training for Montgomery County public school teachers.

For:

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

Children with specific learning disabilities

6 years and up

July 1 - August 9

9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.

Montgomery College, Physical Education BuildingRockville, Maryland

$200.00 for five or six weeks, including transportation40.00 per week, per child for four weeks or less Wit

(Minimum enrollment, two weeks)

Mrs. Betty Feldman

946-5663

MONTGOMERY COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION - DAY CAMPFOR THE DEAF

Recreation program

For: Hearing impaired children who are residents ofMontgomery County

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

5 (entering kindergarten in the fall) to 16 years

June 24 -- August 8

9:00 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., M-Th. (Children attendingMontgomery County school program for hearing impairedin the morning may also attend the recreation programin the afternoon).

Connecticut Park Elementary School

None, except for special fees, e.g., bus fare for fieldtrips. No transportation available to and from day camp.

Mrs. Jean Peyton, telephone: 530-6200

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MONTGOMERY COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION - PLAYLAND

A program of supervised recreational activities including games, sports,cook-outs, field trips.

For: Mentally handicapped children. Must be toilet-trained.

Ages: 4 to 7 years

Dates: Eight weeks, starting June 24


Location: Viers Mill Recreation CenterWheaton, Maryland

Fee: None except small milk fee or possible trip fee

Contact: Mrs. Jean Peyton

Telephone: 530-6200

MONTGOMERY COUNTY EASTER SEAL TREATMENT CENTER

Summer therapeutic program

For: Children and adults referred by a physician for ahandicapping condition that can be improved byphysical, occupational, speech, hearing, languageor learning disability therapy. Special thrust ofsummer program will be screening of pre-schoolchildren.

Ages: All


Hours: Vary. Treatment sessions once or twice a week.

Location: 1000 Twinbrook Parkway, Rockville, Maryland

Fees: Hearing test: $10.00Speech evaluation including hearing test: $30.00Therapy: $12.00 per half-hour session(Based on family abil;ty to pay)

Contact: Office. Telephone 424-5200

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MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - CATCH-UP PROGRAM

A remedial program for underachievers

Location: South lawn Middle School1000 First StreetRockville, Maryland

For further information call 279-3275

MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HEARING IMPAIRED

Auditory training. Children must live in Montgomery County, but do not haveto attend Montgomery County schools.

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

Pre-school through elementary age

June 25 - July 25

8:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m.

Forest Grove School9805 Dameron Street, Silver Spring, Maryland

Regular summer school fee schedule; transportationprovided

Dr. Edna Monsees or Mrs. Kay Fulton

279-3649

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MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - MILDLY RETARDED TEENAGERS

Several programs for multi-handicapped and mild retarded teenagers (junior and seniorhigh school age). Programs still in planning stage. May include one for children withspecific learning disabilities. Other projected programs include: (1) "Comprehensive"program offering combination of academic and day camp activities: (2) Home arts forolder girls and auto shop for older boys; and (3) Pre-vocational workshop.

Ages: Entering seventh graders up to age 21(Montgomery County residents only)


Hours: Indefinite. Possibly full day

Location: Rock Terrace High SchoolMartin's Lane and Norris Road, Rockville, Maryland

Fee: Approximately $20.00 per course. Some transportationprovided.

Contact: Mrs. Hattie Richburg or Mrs. Lois Judd

Telephone: 762-2211

MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - ORTHOPEDICALLY HANDICAPPED

Program includes physical therapy, art, music, language development, and swimming.Limited to Montgomery County residents. Priority given to children enrolled in specialeducation classes, but open to others who may be in regular classes.

Ages: 6 to 15 years

Dates: Six-week session starting June 25 through August 7

Hours: 8:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m.

Location: E. Brooke Lee Junior High SchoolMonticello Ave. & Annmore Dr., Silver Spring, Maryland

Fee: Small fee. Transportation provided

Contact: Local school principal or Mr. Phillip Stromowsky

Telephone: 593-7103

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MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - SPECIFIC LEARNING DISABILITIES

Summer academic program for children with special learning disabilities. MontgomeryCounty residents only. Priority given to children in special education classes.

Ages: Elementary school age

Dates: Four-week session, June 25 - July 23

Hours: 8:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m.

Location: Southlawn Middle School1000 First Street, Rockville, Maryland

Fee: Small fee. Transportation provided.

Contact: Mrs. Betty Howard OR Mr. Vernon Behanna

Telephone: 299-7442 949-1010

MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - SPEECH THERAPY

Summer speech and hearing program for children in need of speech and hearingtherapy on an individual basis.

Ages: School age

Dates: Regular elementary summer school period

Hours: Individually scheduled therapy sessions

Location: Held at eleven centers throughout the county

Fee: Approximately $7.00 per sessionTransportation not provided

Contact: Children in elementary school programs apply throughschool clinician. Children in secondary or private schools,contact Speech Office, 279-3237. All children must beevaluated.

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PRINCE GEORGE'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT CLINIC

Individualized program, gross and fine motor activities, swimming, language andreading development.

For: Special children in need of such training.(AM handicapping conditions)

Ages: Pre-school through high school

Dates: Two four-week sessions, Dates not definite.

Location: Field House, Prince George's Community College301 Largo Road, Largo, Maryland

Fee: $50.00 for sixteen hours of Play therapy

Contact: Mrs. Sharon Grey (Clinic Director, Dr. Paul Hahn)

Telephone: 336-6617

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIFICLLARNIt\G DISABILITIES, INC. AND MARYLAND-NATIONAL CAPITALPARK AND PLANNING COMMISSION

Day Camp

For: Children with specific learning disabilities. Willconsider children not enrolled in SID classes if it isfelt that they might profit from program.

Ages: 6 to 12 years



Location: Glenarden Woods Elementary SchoolGlenarden Parkway and Echols Avenue, Lanham, Maryland

Edgar Allen Poe Elementary School2001 Shadyside Avenue, Suit land, Maryland

Fee: $15.00 weekly for camp. $2.50 weekly for transportation

Contact: Mr. Oliver Dryzer Telephone: 277-2200, ext. 342

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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CHILDREN, INC.AND MARYLAND-NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK AND PLANNING COMMISSION

Summer program of sports, games, arts and crafts, music and dancing, dramatics,nature lore, swimming and bowling.

For: Trainable and educable mentally retarded children

Ages: School age



Locations: Barna)), Manor Elementary School, Oxon HillRiverdale Park School, Riverdale

Fee: None for camp. $5.00 weekly transportation fee.

Contact: Mr. Oliver Dryer

Telephone: 277-2200, ext. 342

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - CAMP INDEPENDENCE

Summer program

For: Orthopedically handicapped children currently attendingclasses for orthopedically handicapped. Also otherphysically handicapped children attending regular classesin the county.

Dotes: Four weeks in July


Location: Holly Park Elementary School, College ParkJames Ryder Randall Elementary School, Clinton

Fee: $35.00; transportation provided

Contact: Mrs, Alice Terrill

Telephone: 736-5400

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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HEARING IMPAIRED

Summer educational program for children with hearing impairments. Limited to thosechildren in Prince George's public school programs For heating impaired who are feltto be most in need of uninterrupted support.

Ages:

Dotes:

Hours:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

3 to 11 years

July 1 - July 26

9:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon

Call for Information

Call for information

Miss Barbara CarneyHearing Department, Capitol Heights Resource Center

736-5400

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - OPERATION BRIDGE

Program of summer stimulation with academic and special activities.

For:

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

Children with learning disabilities

4 to 9 years

July 1 - August 9

9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m.

Tonglewood Elementary SchoolRitchie Elementary SchoolMontpelier Elementary School

$48.00

Mr. Robert Janus

736-5400

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SUBURBAN EDUCATION CENTER

Diagnostic testing and remedial tutoring in reading, writing, spelling, and math.One-to-one tutoring. No group work.

For: Children with learning problems

Ages: Kindergarten through high school

Dotes: Open except for first two weeks in September

Location: 4842 Rugby AvenueBethesda, Maryland 20014

Fees: $10.00 for an hour of tutoring$65.00 for full battery of testing$35.00 for partial battery of testing

Contact: Mrs. Nancy Gullett, Director

Telephone: 654-9078

SUMMER CAMP FOR THE DEAF

Residential ecumenical catechetical camp

For: Hearing impaired children and youth

Ages: 6 to 16 years

Dates: June 23 - July 6August 5 - August 24

Location: The Camp Highroads (in Virginia)

Fee: $20.00 per week (tentative)

Contact: Sister Mary Ann Garvey

Telephone: 681-7177

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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND ARITHMETIC CLINIC

Diagnostic-prescriptive testing and instruction

For: Underachievers in mathematics

Ages: 7 through junior high age

Dates: July through mid-August (summer session of a year-roundprogram)

Hours: By appointment. Mornings only

Location: Arithmetic Center, College of EducationUniversity of Maryland, College Park, Maryland

Fees: $20.00 for preliminary diagnosis$ 5.00 per hour (approximately) for individual instruction

Contact: Office of Dr., John Wilson, Director, 454-2037OR

Ms. Kathy Williams, 454-4941

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND CHILDREN'S HEALTH DEVELOPMENTAL CLINIC

Summer program of physical fitness training and recreation, including swimming.

For: Children who have some fitness and/or coordinationdifficulties

Ages: 3 years and up'(five children in each group)


Hours: One-hour sessions, two days per week

Fee: $60.00. Transportation not provided.

Contact: Dr. Warren R. Johnson for application; interview follows.

Telephone: 454-5393

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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND READING CENTER - PARENT CONSULTATIONAND CHILD EVALUATION SERVICE

Tutorial program of reading remediation

For: Children with reading disabilities

Ages: School-age through high school


Hours: 9:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m., M-Th

Location: Paint Branch Elementary School

Fees: $15.00 for diagnosis$80.00 for summer term tuition

Contact: Dr. Robert M. Wilson

Telephone: 454-2120

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND READING CENTER - PARENT CONSULTATIONAND CHILD EVALUATION SERVICE, COUNSELING CENTER

Day camp activities

For: Children with adjustment problems

Ages: 8 to 12 years

Dotes: June 20 - July 3 *

Hours: 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. *

Location: University of MarylandCollege Park, Maryland

Fee: $100.00

Contact: Dr. Robert W. Freeman

Telephone: 454-2931

*Tentative; child brings bag lunch

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VIRGINIA

FACILITIES

ALEXANDRIA DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

Day camps for (1) moderately mentally retarded and (2) slow learners

Ages: 8 to 15 years



Location: Jefferson-Houston Elementary School1605 B Cameron Street Center

Fee: None. Transportation provided for Alexandria children

Contact: Mrs. Nancy Fairchild

Telephone: 750-6382; 750-6389

Evening program for mentally retarded teens and adults including art classes, fieldtrips, dancing and outdoor physical activities.

ALEXANDRIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS - TRAINABLE CENTER

Summer programs for the trainable and profoundly mentally retarded.

Ages: Trainable Class: pre-school age, need not be toilet-trainedProfoundly Retarded Class: upper age limit 21 years, must

be toilet-trained

Dates: To be announced


Location: 1108 Jefferson StreetAlexandria, Virginia 22314

Fee: $20.00; transportation provided. Must bring lunch

Contact: Ms. Florence Stith

Telephone: 548-9804

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ANNANDALE-SPRINGFIELD COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL

Year-round educational program continued into summer with an increase inrecreational activities, including swimming and horseback riding. New playgroundat school farm.

For: Normal children and some with mental, emotional orphysical handicaps, including learning disabilities.

Ages: 2 to 12 years (flexible for special education children)

Dates: Approximately June 17 for 10 weeks

Hours: 8:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. (flexible according toactivities)

Location: 7152 Woodland DriveSpringfield, Virginia

Fee: Call For information

Contact: Mrs. Lamar Sheldon, Assistant Director

Telephone: 941-9833 and 256-9400

ARLINGTON ACTIVITY CENTER

Summer recreation program, field trips, crafts, etc. Continuation of regular activityprogram through summer months.

For: Mentally retarded


Dates: Continuous through summer


Locations: Arlington Presbyterian Church, 3507 Columbia Pike and6033 Little Falls Rood North, Arlington, Virginia

Fees: $30.00 per month. Transportation not provided

Contact: Mr. William B. Thompson

Telephone: 920-0952 (Call for interview)

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ARLINGTON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRSRECREATION DIVISION

Recreational programs in cooperation with Arlington Recreation Division. Transportationprovided.

For:

Contact:Telephone:

Day Development CampAges: 2 to 6 (need not be toilet-trained)Dates: June 24 - August 1Hours: 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.Location: Call ContactFee: $10.00

Trainable and educable mentally retarded, physicallyhandicapped and learning disabledMiss Cheryl Reeves, 300 North Park Drive, Arlington, Va.558-2674

Madison School Day CampAges: 13 to 20 (must be toilet-trained)Dates: June 24 - August 16 ---Hours: 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.Location: Call ContactFee: $20.00

Glencarlyn Day Camp (Mildly Hdcp.)Ages: 6 to 13 (must be toilet-trained)Dates: June 24 - August 16Hours: 9:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m.Location: Glencarlyn SchoolFee: $20.00 for eight weeks

Cam for Severe! & Moderate! Retardedges: 6 to years

Dates: June 24 - August 16Hours: 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.

, Location: Longbranch SchoolFee: $20.00

ARLINGTON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - EDUCABLE MENTALLY RETARDED

Summer school program (priority given those enrolled in classes in Arlington County).

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

Kindergarten through sixth grade

July 3 - August 14

8:15 a.m. until 12:15 p.m.

McKinley School, 1030 North McKinley Road

$5.00 non-refundable. Non-residents accepted on spaceavailable basis.

Mrs. Rene Coleman

558-2848

NOTE: Transportation provided for children living one mile or more away from theschool.

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ARLINGTON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HEARING IMPAIRED

Summer schoolhave their own

NOTE:

for children with hearing impairments. Children admitted shouldwearable hearing aids.

Ages: Kindergarten through sixth grade



Location: McKinley School1030 North McKinley Road, Arlington, Virginia

Fee: $5.00 non-refundable. Non-residents accepted onspace available basis.

Contact: Mrs. Rene Coleman

Telephone: 558-2848

Transportation provided for children living one mile or more away fromthe school.

ARLINGTON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - DEAF - BLIND PROGRAM

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For:

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

Students who are deaf and blind


July 1 - August 15

8:15 a.m. until 12:15 p.m.

McKinley School1030 North McKinley Road

None

Mrs. Rene Coleman

558-2848

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ARLINGTON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - LEARNING DISABILITIES

For:

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

NOTE: Transportation is notoutside their own sch

Students already in existing learning disabilitiesor language disabilities programs


July 1 - August 15

8:15 a.m. until 12:15 p.m.

Abingdon Elementary School3035 South Abingdon Street, Arlington, Virginia

$5.00 non-refundable registration fee

Mrs. Alice Friede

558-2596

provided for children attending a summer centerool attendance area.

ARLINGTON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER

For:

Ages:

Dates:

Hours:

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

Telephone:

Students with an identified handicap and not in asummer school but wish to receive assistance of thespecial education staff.

Grades 7 through 12

July 1 - August 15

7:30 a.m. until 10:00 a.m.10:10 a.m. until 12:40 p.m.

Yorktown High School5200 North 28th Street, Arlington, Virginia

$5.00

Mrs. Rene Coleman

558-2848

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BROWNIE SCHOOL

Summer day camp

For: Normal children - will accept children with mild motorhandicaps and others not requiring highly specializedattention.

Ages: Grades two through six

Dates: June 17 - August 29 Minimum enrollment: 2 weeks

Hours: 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon, half-day session9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., full day

Location: 5917 Telegraph Rood, Alexandria, Virginia

Fees: Per two-week session:

Transportation:Breakfast:

Contact: Brownie School Office

$ 42.15, half-day, pre-school47.50, half-day, elementary

100.00, full day, pre-school105.00, full day, elementary25.00 (within bus area)10.00

, 960-3000

CAMP EASTER SEAL - CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S CAMP

Full range of recreational activities adapted to the handicapped child, including sports,swimming, pony riding, hiking, nature study, etc. Activities are geared to fit in withany program of therapy in which the child may be engaged.

For: Children who are physically handicapped, including thosewho are also mentally retarded if the child can benefitfrom the camp. Priority to Virginia residents.

Ages: 8 to 25 years

Dates: Ages 17 and up: June 9 -Ages 8 to 16: June 23Ages 8 to 18: July 7 -Ages 8 to 16: July 21

Location:

Fee:

Contact:

New Castle, Virginia

Call for information

Mrs. Mary C. Finley

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June 21- July 6July 19 (retarded)

- August 16

-::.;

Telephone: 536-9400

CAMP EASTER SEAL - SPEECH CAMP

Full range of recreational activities

For: Children in need of speech therapy

Ages: 8 to 12 years

Dates: June 23 - July 19July 21 - August 16

Location: New Castle, Virginia

Fee: Call for information

Contact: Mr. Robert L. Miller, Director

Telephone: 362-1656

CAMP HOLIDAY TRAILS

Residential camp

For: Diabetic children; asthmatics, cystic fibrosis, hearingimpaired

Ages: 7 to 15 years (boys and girls )


Hours: Residential

Location: RFD 1, Box 356Charlottesville, Virginia 22901

Fee: $200.00 per two-week session. Limited campershipsavailable

Contact: Charles Ackenbom, Executive Director

Telephone: (804) 977-3781

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CAMP SHENANDOAH

Diversified residential camping program including swimming in camp pool, boating,horseback riding, sports, nature study, arts and crafts.

For: Retarded children and young adults who are ambulatory,toilet-trained, able to feed themselves and able tocommunicate in some way. Controlled epileptics,moderately physically disabled, and moderately emo-tionally disturbed will be considered.

Ages: 6 years and up Junior Session: 6 to 8 years

Dates: June 30 - August 24; four thirteen-day sessions for ages9 to 25; and a special program to include 6 to 8 year oldsalso on those dates. Call For information.

Location: Mountain Falls Route, Winchester, Virginia

Fees: $170.00 per session for more than one session180.00 per single session90.00 for junior session'25.00 Deposit on all sessions

Contact: Mr. or Mrs. Rolf Mielzarek, Directors on (703) 662-1025 (camp)894-4410 or 345-6776 (during off season)

CAMP TAPAWINGO

Residential camping program including nature study, camp craft, swimming, bodymovement therapy and other recreational activities.

For: Educable"Cind trainable mentally retarded children who oretoilet-trained, ambulatory, and socially aware.

Ages: At least eight if educable; at least nine if trainable. Noupper limit

Dates: June 23 - August 16 (Four two-week sessions)

Location: Route 619 West, near Manassas, Virginia

Fees: $150.00 per session; $25.00 registration fee. Somecamperships available.

Contact: Camp Tapawingo Association, Inc.P. O. Box 401, Alexandria, Virginia 22313Telephone: 683-4272

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CAMP VIRGINIA JAYCEE

Summer residential camp under combined sponsorship of the Roanoke Association forRetarded Children and the Virginia Jaycees.

For: Mentally retarded who are ambulatory and toilet-trained.


Dates: June 17 - August 11 (Eight one-week sessions)

Location: RFD 1, Blue Ridge, Virginia 24064

Fees: $75.00 per week'. Camperships available.

Contact: Mr. John Scott, Camp Director

Telephone: (703) 947-2972

NOTE: Unable to verify details for 1974 directory

CHELTENHAM ACADEMY

Day camp offering combined academic and recreation program

For: Children with learning disabilities

Ages: Kindergarten through eighth grade



Location: 3711 Jermantown RoadFairfax City, Virginia 22030

Fee: $200.00 for three-week period. Child may enroll forthree-week period.

Contact: Mr. James J. Lynch

Telephone: 273-0800

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CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA

Physical, occupational and speech therapy

For: Cerebral palsied children and children with other birthdefects.

Oges: Infancy through age 5 years

Dotes: Month of July


Location: 111 North Cherry StreetFalls Church, Virginia 22046

Fees: No fee at present

Contact: Mrs. Elaine Payne

Telephone: 534-5353

CHILDREN'S ACHIEVEMENT CENTER - SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM

A sensory-motor learning experience including a full range of recreational andacademic activities.

For: Children who need improvement in visual and auditoryperception, perceptual-motor skills, and constructivepatterns of social behavior.

Ages: 5 to 11 years

Dotes: June 24 - July 23


Location: 6519 Georgetown Pike, McLean, Virginia

Fee: $ 10.00 Registration$230.00 Total tuition ($30.00 upon acceptance; $200.00

by June 19. Approved by CHAMPUS)

Contact: Mrs. Jeanne Ackerman, M .A .

Telephone: 893-2323

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FAIRFAX COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION - SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Summer day camp including a full range of recreational activities.

For:

Dates:

Hours:

Locations:

(1) Retarded persons, residents of Fairfax County, who aretoilet-trained, ambulatory, able to see and hear; who willbe six years of age or older on or before October 1, 1974.(2) Retarded and/or physically handicapped persons, resi-dents of Fairfax County, who will be three years of age orolder on or before October 1, 1974, who do not qualifyunder item (1).

June 26 - August 16

9:30 a .m. until 2:30 p.m., M-F

Langley High Sch., 6520 Georgetown Pike, McLeanKilmer Intermediate School, 8100 Wolftrap Rd., ViennaKey Intermediate School, 6402 Franconia Rd., SpringfieldKings Glenn School, 5401 Danbury Forrest Dr., SpringfieldFt. Hunt High School, 8428 Ft. Hunt Road, Alexandria

Fee: Cali for information. Transportation provided

Contact: Mrs. Vivian McGuire on 691-3292

FAIRFAX COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL EDUCATION

Summer school programs for handicapped children. Dates and hours of programs vary.However, approximate dates are June 25 - August 2. Fees are $60.00 including trans-portation (transportation not available for pre-school children). Contact for all programs:Mr. Gene Moore on 691-2472

Hearing ImpairedAges: 2 to 13 yearsLocation: Comelot Elementary School

Specific Learning Disability...Institute*Ages: School ageLocation: Camelot Elementary School*Referral through school psychologist

Vision ProgramAges: School ageLocation: Camelot Elementary School

Emotionally DisturbedAges: 6 to 13 yearsLocation: Woodburn Center

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Orthopedically HandicappedAges: School ageLocation: Belle Willard School

Speech HandicappedAges: School ageLocation: 4 centers, one in each

administrative area

Autistic ProgramAges: School ageLocation: Holmes Intermediate School

Trainable Mentally RetardedAges: School ageLocation: Area I Mt. Vernon High Sch.

Area 2 Holmes Intermediate Sch.Area 3 Chantille High School

MONTRESOR CAMP

Full range of recreational activities such as swimming, horseback riding, boating, etc.Geared to needs and abilities of camper. Physical therapy given when prescribed.

For: Children with muscular dystrophy, related neuro-musculardiseases.

Ages: No age limit

Dates: June 9 - June 16

Location: Leesburg, Virginia

Fee: None

Contact: Muscular Dystrophy Association1828 L Street, N. W., Suite 1107Washington, D. C. 20036

Telephone: 296-1672 (Suzanne Shaffer)

SCHEFER SCHOOL

Summer school program for students with learning disabilities

Ages: 6 to 13 years

Dates: July 1 - July 31


Locations: Lewinsville Presbyterian Church1724 Chain Bridge Road, McLean, Virginia 22101

Saint Luke's Episcopal Church

8009 Fort Hunt Road, Alexandria, Virginia 22308

Fee: $90.00 plus $5.00 for books

Contact: Schefer School, Inc.

Telephone: 532-3205

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SPEECH AND LANGUAGE CENTER OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA

For: Pre-school children with mild to moderate languagelearning disabilities. Offers speech and languagetherapy.

Ages: 2i years and up depending upon learning disability

Dates: June 17 - July 26; also offering a three-week programdepending upon need.


Location: 888 Dolly Madison BoulevardMcLean, Virginia 22101

Fee: $90.00 for six-week session

Contact: Mrs. Joann Sabin

Telephone: 356-2833

SPRINGWOOD LEARNING CENTER

Summer school program for underachievers plus physical education, horseback riding, etc.

For: Students making less than expected academic progress


Dotes: July 2 - August 11

Hours: 8:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon, M-F

Location: Andrew Chapel United Methodist ChurchTrapp Road, McLean, Virginia

Fee: $300.00

Contact: Mrs. Jewell Kirby Kerocher

Telephone: 356-3550 (6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. )

NOTE: Unable to verify details for 1974 directory

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VIENNA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION - THERAPEUTIC RECREATIONPROGRAM

One-to-one supervised program for improving physical fitness, coordination, perceptualskills and self image.

For: Children who have mild problems caused by (1) lack ofphysical fitness and/or coordination; (2) obesity; (3) emo-tional disturbances; (4) social difficulties; (5) speech orauditory disabilities; and (6) perceptual difficulties.

Ages: Pre-school through junior high

Dotes: July 8 - August 15

Hours: 9:00 a.m. until 11:00Za.m., M-Th

Location: Vienna Community Center120 Cherry Street, S. E., Vienna, Virginia

Fee: $50.00 for six weeks (free if need shown)

Contact: Mrs. Ann Cain, DirectorTelephone: 938-2161 (after 4:00 p.m. )

ORVienna Department of Parks and RecreationTelephone: 938-8000, ext. 277

NOTE: Although the program is designed primarily for Vienna children, it will be openothers at a slightly increased fee.

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