As the school year winds down for local students, Tri-County Community College is preparing for its annual Kids College at both the main campus in Peachtree and the Graham County Center in Robbinsville. “Our annual Kids College camps are a great opportunity for students to learn more about their personal interests or to discover a new hobby,” said Lisa Long, director of community outreach at Tri-County Community College. “We offer a diverse range of camps for all ages from first through 12th graders.” The series of week-long camps kick off in mid-June and will continue through August. The variety of camp topics includes robotics, the 2017 solar eclipse, creative writing, video game design, sports week, Harry Potter, and more. “Kids College gives students a designated space to engage in fun and educational subjects,” Long said. “This year we are also featuring our Special Family Discount, so that if a student registers for one class, the second class tuition will receive a 50 percent discount.” For $40, students can enroll in the camp of their choosing, and the discounted registration may be used for the same child or a sibling. “Seating for these courses is limited, so we encourage parents and students to register as soon as possible,” Long said. “All camps are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.” To view a comprehensive list of all the 2016 Kids College offerings, visit www.tricountycc.edu/Kids-College. For more information or to register for one of the camps during Tri-County Community College’s annual Kids College, contact Long at 835-4241. Feel free to share any post from the WKRK website that you feel is beneficial to your community. We encourage input from local law enforcement, government officials, emergency management officials, schools and other public service organizations. To send us information, use the form on our Contact Us page.
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