Boone County Racine STEM Day Camp

Boone County 4-H STEM Day Camp (Racine)

Each camper will receive breakfast and lunch every day as well as a camp T-Shirt. Campers will participate in a wide variety of fun, hands-on science and technology programs, such as Lego Robotics, learning the science behind bubbles while making their own, and launching stomp rockets. Campers will also have an opportunity to swim at the pool at the park on at least one day.

It is important to register your child as soon as possible, as we can only ensure the first 50 participants that register for this day camp will be able to attend. (We will do our best to accommodate all campers who wish to attend.) Campers must have all registration materials completed by June 5.

No transportation will be provided to the day camp. We encourage carpooling with others in your area. If you chose to carpool, make sure ALL adults that are allowed to sign out your camper each day are listed in the registration.

If your child needs a special accommodation, please note it in the space in the registration form. We will make all reasonable accommodations for your child to be able to participate.

Please understand that this is NOT all that is required before your child can attend camp. Before your child can attend, you will need to submit the following to the WVU Extension Office (click on each for a link to that form:

These forms will also be mailed to you upon registration. You will also find them on our website to be printed and filled out. You can return them to:

Philip See
WVU Boone County Extension Office
PO Box 946
Madison, WV 25130

For more information, you can contact Philip See at 304-369-5869 or email Philip.

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