Smart Summer 'Camp' at Pace University's Delany Center

​​Did you know that children lose more than two months of academic learning over the summer if they are not challenged and engaged? The Summer Program at The Delany Center for Educational Enrichment (formerly The Center for Literacy Enrichment,) at Pace University’s School of Education, is a perfect way to combat summer learning loss!

This dynamic program, which helps build skills in literacy, reading, writing, science, and foreign language, provides children (ages 5 – 16) with the opportunity to get ahead academically, as well as enjoy diverse activities including digital storytelling, film and video creation, arts and crafts, Chess, Scrabble, and more. Unlike other camps, the Center’s program can help your children stay mentally challenged and moving in the right direction while creating and having fun.

The program runs four days per week, Monday through Thursday from July 6 – July 30. Parents have the option of a half-day (9 am – 12 noon) or a full-day (9 am – 3 pm). Students are divided into small groups based upon their grade. Children in each group work on individual and team projects, based on a central theme, which is presented by the children at the end of the four weeks.

The program is held at The Delany Center for Educational Enrichment, located on the campus of Pace University Law School, 78 North Broadway in White Plains. The cost is $975 for the half-day, $1,275 for the full-day. Siblings receive a 10% discount. Sign up today – space is limited! For more information, please call Sister St. John Delany at (914) 422-4135 or visit http://www.thecenterforliteracy.com.