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It's the final call for Camp Success applications! Don't miss the chance to be a part of this unique hands-on experience. Applications deadline has been extended to May 19.  South Carolina students in grades 7 and 8 will find their future at Camp Success, an all-new summer experience where creativity takes shape, brain cells power more than imagination, and fun and discovery join forces for awesome results. The inaugural summer sessions of Camp Success will be held June 11 – 17, 2006 at the University of South Carolina and June 18 – 24, 2006 at Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College. Be a part of this amazing adventure!
At Camp Success, campers create the future, discover what they can be, and innovate to make the world a better place. www.campsuccess.org |
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For Robinson, Fun and Learning Go Hand-in-Hand For John Robinson, Educational Consultant for Camp Success, fun and learning go hand-in-hand. With more than 25 years’ experience in education, Robinson knows what it takes to connect middle school students to enriching ideas—and a large part of that equation comes in discovering that they can impact the world for good. |
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Columbia- and Orangeburg-area Design Projects Needed for Camp Success
There is still time to sponsor a Creative Community Design Project and get the help your organization needs, while giving campers hands-on experience in teamwork, engineering and problem-solving skills. Community organizations are needed in the Columbia and Orangeburg areas. Your investment is minimal; the reward is incalculable. Columbia-area organizations: Orangeburg-area organizations:
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An Atmosphere for Learning
Camp Success' two locatons give students access to laboratories and class sites that inspire learning and creativity. |
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Build Teamwork at Camp Success At 6' 7'' tall, no one would blame John Robinson if he was a little reluctant to fall from a ledge into the arms of teammates, trusting them to interrupt his descent in time--but when Robinson's team came through, he learned a powerful lesson in the process. |
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