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This Guide To 2021 Youth Camps Will Spark Your Camper’s Creativity
By Cathy Niland | 1.20.2021
In a year where most students are participating in remote learning, hands-on opportunities for creativity and skill building are more important than ever. After our successful camp series in 2020, we’re excited to be returning with our 2021 Youth Camps for students ages 8-18 this spring and summer. Pandemic or not, art-making has the capacity to help kids and teens build confidence, develop problem-solving skills, understand new STEAM concepts, and relieve stress, and we know those opportunities are more important than ever.
To help you and your kiddos find the perfect class, you can download our Week-By-Week guide to 2021 Youth Camps. It has all our 2021 youth camp offerings by week and age group making it easy to plan your entire summer at a glance.
Safety continues to be our top priority and like this past summer and fall, each youth class has been modified to include no more than six students so that participants can practice social distancing. Also, all students, faculty, staff, and parents are required to wear masks during their time at The Crucible and every individual who enters the building must complete a health screening. You can find these and other health and safety protocols on our COVID-19 Policies page.
With reduced class sizes, spots are limited, so don’t wait to sign up! Members can register now and cash in on 10% off class tuition. If you’re not a member, it’s not too late to sign up and use your benefits right away to register your youth students! Public registration will open on Tuesday, January 26.
If you have any questions about 2021 Youth Camps please email [email protected] or call (510) 444-0919.
Find the perfect 2021 Youth Camp
Break down your search for Spring and Summer Camps by department, level, age group, and more.
Have you signed up for Youth Mid-Day Care?
Youth Mid-Day Care is provided between 12-2pm for youth signed up for both a morning (9am-12pm) class and an afternoon (2-5pm) class at The Crucible and would like to remain onsite between sessions. Additionally, students enrolled in only one session (morning or afternoon) may also sign up for Mid-Day Care.
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