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Monday Scrip Order Form
Preschool Handbook
Lunch Menu
Week of 5/13
Monday
Mini Corn Dogs
Baked Beans
Carrot Coins
Grapes
Cookie
Milk
Tuesday
Chicken Fries
Potato Wedges
Veggie Combo
Mixed Fruit
Milk
Wednesday
Breaded Chicken
with Bun
Curly Fries
Grean Beans
Oranges
Milk
Thursday
Taco-in-a-Bag
Lettuce & Cheese
Mini Peppers
Apple Slices
Salsa
Milk
Friday
Cheesy Toasty
Rainbow Salad
Pickle Spear
Fruit Slushie
Milk
Lunch Menu
Week of 5/20
Monday
Mini Pancakes
Tater Tots
Applesauce
Sausage
Juice
Milk
Tuesday
General Tso
Chicken/Riice
Mixed Veggies
Egg Roll
Fruit Slushie
Milk
Wednesday
Chicken Tenders
French Fries
Grape Tomato
Mixed Fruit
Corn
Milk
Thursday
Spaghetti & Meatsauce
Garlic Breat
Side Salad
Peaches
Milk
Friday
Cheese Pizza
House Salad
Broccoli
Apple
Milk
Lunch Menu
Week of 5/27
Monday
No School
Tuesday
Loaded
Tater Wedges
Veggie Combo
Chips & Salsa
Pears
Milk
Wednesday
French Toast Stix
Sausage
Applesauce
Potato Smiles
Juice
Milk
Thursday
Hotdog/Bun
Baked Beans
Celery/ Carrots
Potato Chips
Banana
Milk
Friday
Cheese Nachos
Rainbow Salad
Carrot Coins
Apple Slices
Pudding
Milk
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Miss Widner's News
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Dear Parents, Students, Grandparents, and Staff,
A week ago
, we had some middle school students present their College and Career Readiness C3 Power Points to their parents. Nine students did an awesome job presenting their goals, aspirations and articulated their power point. Last week we accidentally omitted a student's name. David Anderson, a 7th grader, also participated and did an awesome job! Thanks for participating, David!
Congratulations to two of our 8th graders as well! We are proud to announce our ACNPSA (Allen County Non-Public School Association) Distinguished Graduates for the 2018-2019 school year: Genevieve Cicchiello, daughter of Jim and Cathie Cicchiello, and Abigail Spoltman, daughter of Chris and Kristin Spoltman. The criteria is based on leadership, academics, extra-curricular, and Christian Witness. The middle school teachers and administration vote for these two recipients. Again, congratulations to Abby and Genevieve! They were recognized at an awards' breakfast at The Orchid this past Monday with other recipients.
As a reminder, if you have a concern about a class placement, we typically do not take requests; however, we do understand if a parent has a concern about a specific placement. If you do have a concern, please send an email to me at lwidner@seascsfw.org by May 17 with an explanation. We will not take requests after that. Some of the teachers are working on ways to welcome their students over the summer so that is why we need to have an end date.
Please keep in your prayers the family of our Superintendent Marsha Jordan. She passed away last Thursday from her battle of cancer. "Do not let your hearts be troubled. You have faith in God; have faith also in me. In my Father's house there are many dwelling places. If there were not, would I have told you that I am going to prepare a place for you? And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back again and take you to myself, so that where I am you also may be."
Have a wonderful week!
Miss Widner
Principal
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What's in this Issue
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New Minister Training
ACNPSA Distinguished Students
Alumni News
Lunch Accounts
LockerWorks
Lost & Found
The Creative Pioneer Newsletter
No Coach...No Team
Diocesan Substitute Teacher & Teachers Needed
Field Day
Summer Food Program
Scholarship Information
Catholic Family Night at the Tincaps
Food Rescue
St. Mary's Summer Camps
Mary Hilger Summer Art Camp
Lego Robotic Camp
Fort Wayne Parks & Rec Summer Camps
Volleyball Camp
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Upcoming Dates
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5/15 Powder Puff game (sponsored by Student
Council (football game 7th vs 8th girls)
5/16 8th Grade goes to Finance Park
5/17 All School Mass at 9:00
4th grade presentation of their Treasure Box and Ten Commandments
Half Day Preschool goes to the Botanical Gardens
3rd Grade adoration in the Chapel 2:30-3:00
5/18 New Student Testing for grades K-8 from 8-noon
Catholic School Night at the Tin Caps Game
5/20 Reconciliation for 6th grade at 9:20
5/21 Mass for grades 1-8 at 9:00
5/22 Half Day Preschool goes to Eagle Marsh
End of Year Performance for All Day Preschool 9:30
5/23 Kindergarten goes to Safety Village
Spring Sports Pep Assembly at 2:05
5/24 May Crowning after the All School Mass
1st/7th grade Annual Spirit Pals Picnic
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New Minister Training for
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church
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If you are interested in New Minister Training, please note the following information:
New Server Training- Saturday, May 18 from 9:00-11:00 AM in the church
Other Training for Eucharistic Minister of Holy Communion, Lectors, Ushers, and Welcome Center Hosts- May 18 and 19 after the 4:30 PM Masses 5:45-6:30 PM in the Church
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ACNPSA Distinguished Students
2018-2019
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Congratulations to Genevieve Cicchiello and
Abigail Spoltman for being named the Allen County
Non Public Distinguished Students for Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School. Genevieve and Abby were honored at a breakfast this past Monday!
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Alumni News!!!!
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Congratulations to the following Bishop Luers Seniors and Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School Alumni who are in the Top Ten:
Josh Dippold- Valedictorian
Will Huth
Caroline Rahrig
Sean Riley
Erin Stuczynski
Also, congratulations to the following young ladies for earning All SAC in Tennis.
Caroline Rahrig: 1st Team Singles
Abby Leja: 1st Team Doubles
Annie Thoma: 2nd Team Doubles
Ellie Klinger: 2nd Team Doubles
Awesome job, Seniors! We are very proud of you!
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Lunch Accounts
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As the end of the school year approaches, we ask that parents insure that their children's lunch balances are made current. Please check your students' lunch accounts with MyPaymentsPlus or by contacting the school office.
Payments should be made as soon as possible.
As of Monday, May 13th, any student with a negative balance purchasing a lunch will be charged for and receive an alternate sack lunch consisting of a cheese sandwich, vegetable, fruit and milk.
There will also be no charging for milk, juice or fruit. As a reminder, all lunch account balances roll over to each students' account for the next school year
Please send negative balance payments to
Mrs. Tourney in the school office.
Thank you!
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LockerWorks
Current Grades 4-7
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Greetings School Parents!
On the link below you will find information on an organizational product for the 2019-2020 school year called LockerWorks for grades 5-8. This is a flexible organizer that hangs inside our lockers, leaves room for coats, backpacks, etc...
Feel free to stop by and check it out what a LockerWorks looks like in one of our lockers! Please stop by the school office, sign in, and we will take you to the locker. The cost for the wonderful organizational tool is $20.00. This will cover the cost for the school to purchase, to ship, and handle.
If you are interested in purchasing this organizational tool, feel free to complete the form, send in a check payable to SEASCS by May 30th. If you have any questions, feel free to call the school office.
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Lost & Found
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Lost & Found will be set up in the atrium beginning May 1st. Please be sure to check the Lost & Found for any missing items. Items not picked up by June 4th will be donated.
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The Creative Pioneer Newsletter
by: Mrs. Spoltman
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Attached to the link below, you will find The Creative Pioneer Newsletter. Please makes sure you read through the newsletter to find out all the wonderful things going on in our art classes!
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Scrip Update
By: Amanda Brzozowski & Jen Barton
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SUMMER SCRIP HOURS....
- The SCRIP office will be closed June 1 - 9 to close out the books for the year.
- Monday orders will resume on June 10. Monday orders can be dropped off in the office or in our mailbox on the SCRIP office door.
- Orders can be picked up during Friday store, in the church office, the school office, or at Mass.
- Placing an online order is quick and convenient for summer hours. Visit www.shopwithscrip.com to set up an online account. You can also get SCRIP gift cards directly to your phone!
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Staff Appreciation Week
by: Sarah Maloy
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The HASA Staff Appreciation Committee celebrated Staff Appreciation Week, a nationally recognized event, during the week of May 6th - 10th, 2019. Our theme: "Thank You for a 'Home Run' Year!" provided Teachers and Staff with a unique food truck or treat each day. Students were also given the opportunity to participate with the contribution of notes, letters, pictures or cards of appreciation to Teachers and Staff - and granted a 'dress down' day for their contributions! A special 'thank you' to the many committee members that helped make this week extra special through their supply donations or volunteerism during the week: Jennifer Macaleese, Trisha Burns, Michelle Gray, Betsy Hampton,
Tracy Smith, Stefanie Umberg, Andrea Ash,
Michelle Hipskind, Tracy Camp, Melissa Polston and Angela Stockmaster!
Looking to join this Committee for the 2019/2020 school year? Please contact Sarah Maloy at maloy.sarah@yahoo.com to be added to the group! The new year plan will be announced in July!
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No Coach...No Team!
by Stacey Hudson
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Coach for Volleyball Still Needed for Fall The good news...we have a coach for 5th grade!!
The bad news...we do NOT have a coach for 7th grade!
☹️ No coach...no team. Please consider volunteering your time for a great group of young ladies. No experience necessary.
Call, text or email Stacey Hudson
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Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend
in need of Substitute Teachers & Teachers
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The Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend is in need of substitute teachers and teachers. If you are interested in applying, please click on the link below.
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Field Day
By: Mrs. Stronczek
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Dear Parents and Guardians,
Monday, June 3rd will be our annual
Field Day. We would appreciate your help, especially from those seasoned veterans out there. We have had outstanding support from all our parents throughout this year and we are sure this will be no different. Our field day will be broken down into grades K-3 in the AM and grades 4-7 in the PM with lunch in between.
We are in need of the following donations:
Bottles of Water
Snacks- granola bars, individually packaged crackers such as Goldfish, pretzels
Water Balloons
Please send all donated items to the school office labeled "field day".
If you would like to volunteer, please complete the form attached to the link below and return it as soon as possible to Mrs. Stronczek.
Field Day Volunteer Form
Please feel free to sign up for morning/afternoon or both sessions if you wish. As a reminder, if you volunteer, be sure to have your Safe Environment Volunteer Background Check forms completed. If you are unsure, please check with Mrs. Ware. If weather doesn't cooperate, then field day will be cancelled; so pray for no rain.
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Summer Food Program
by: Mrs. Horn
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This summer the USDA is partnering with the Indiana Department of Education to sponsor the Summer Food Service Program.
This program provides breakfast and lunch for every child 18 years or younger at several sites in Allen County.
There is no income requirement. These meals are available to any child.
Below you will find the Summer Meals program sites and site information.
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Scholarship Information
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The School Choice Scholarship and Scholarship Granting Organization (SGO) programs help to make a Catholic education possible for many school families who would otherwise not be able to afford it. Below you will find information on the eligibility guidelines for the 2019-2020 school year. Please take the time to read the information carefully. Some families may have students who qualify for these wonderful programs without knowing it!
A student may be eligible for an SGO Scholarship if their family meets the 2019-2020 household income guidelines in column 3 of the chart below.
A student may be eligible for a School Choice Scholarship through one of the following tracks:
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Continuing Choice Student Track - In the 2018-2019 school year, the student received a School Choice Scholarship and their family meets the 2019-2020 household income guidelines in column 1, 2 or 3 of the chart below.
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Previous Choice Student Track - In a previous school year, but not the 2018-2019 school year, the student received a School Choice Scholarship and their family meets the 2019-2020 household income guidelines in column 1 or 2 of the chart below.
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Previous SGO Award Track - In a previous school year the student received an SGO Scholarship and their family meets the 2019-2020 household income guidelines in column 1 or 2 of the chart below.
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Special Education Track - The student is a Special Education student who has a current IEP (Individual Educational Plan) and their family meets the 2019-2020 household income guidelines in column 1, 2 or 3 of the chart below.
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"F" Public School Track - The student would be required to attend a specific public school based on their residence that has been assigned an "F" grade and their family meets the 2019-2020 household income guidelines in column 1 or 2 of the chart below. Note: This pathway does not require prior attendance at the school. For a list of schools assigned an "F" grade please contact the school office.
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Two-Semesters in Public School Track - The student is an incoming student to our school who for the 2018-2019 school year was enrolled two semesters in a public school and their family meets the 2019-2020 household income guidelines in column 1 or 2 of the chart below.
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Sibling Track - The student is the sibling of a student who previously received an SGO or School Choice Scholarship and their family meets the 2019-2020 household income guidelines in column 1 or 2 on the chart below.
Note-Kindergarten students at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School are eligible to apply under the Special Education Track, the "F" Public School Track, or the Sibling Track.
Below are the 2019-2020 household income guidelines for your review to determine eligibility for a School Choice Scholarship or an SGO scholarship. How to use this chart:
- Identify your household size
- With your Adjusted Gross income for 2018 in mind, review the chart below. If your adjusted gross income falls at or below the amount on the chart for your household size you may be eligible for a scholarship.
School Choice Scholarship
and SGO Scholarship
Household Income Limits for the
2019-2020 School Year
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Total # of Adults
and Children in Household
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Full Choice Scholarship
Student is eligible for School Choice Scholarship under any of the Student Tracks & meets the Household Income Limit below
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Partial Choice Scholarship
Student is eligible for School Choice Scholarship under any of the Student Tracks & meets the Household Income Limit below
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Partial Choice Scholarship
Student is eligible for School Choice Scholarship under the Continuing Choice Student Track or Special Education Student Track & meets the Household Income Limit below
SGO Scholarship
Student is eligible if family meets the Household Income Limit below, there is no student track for eligiblity
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$23,107
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$34,660
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$46,213
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2
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$31,284
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$46,925
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$62,567
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3
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$39,461
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$59,191
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$78,921
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4
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$47,638
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$71,456
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$95,275
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5
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$55,815
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$83,722
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$111,629
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6
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$63,992
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$95,987
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$127,983
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7
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$72,169
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$108,253
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$144,337
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8
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$80,346
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$120,518
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$160,691
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9
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$88,523
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$132,784
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$177,045
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10
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$96,700
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$145,049
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$193,399
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Catholic Family Night
at the Tincaps
Saturday, May 18th
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TincCaps is sponsoring Catholic Family Night at the Tincaps on Saturday, May 18th at 7:05 PM. You won't want to miss the fireworks, Tyler's Amazing Balance Act, and more! This season, $1 from each ticket will be donated to the Catholic School that sells the largets percentage of tickets.
Tickets can be purchased by click on the link below.
For more information, click on the link below.
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Food Rescue
by Jennifer Dluzak
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Thank you, Thank you! All the volunteer slots for the Food Rescue program have been filled for the remainder of the school year! Thank you for your generosity of time that makes this program a success!
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St. Mary's Summer Camps
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St. Mary's camps have been operating for over thirty years, and provide an opportunity for girls ages 6-17 to participate in a wide variety of camp activities in a safe environment.
For more information on these camps, please click on the link below.
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Mary Hilger's Summer Art Camp
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Students will explore their artistic talents through the use of watercolor, chalk, pencil, clay and other media.
Ages: 7-11
Please click on the link below for more details.
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Summer Programs
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The DNA Learning Center at the University of Notre Dame is offering Summer programs for Middle Schoolers. The camp is designed for students who have an interest in the ever expanding field of genetics. Limited financial aid may be available to qualified students. Please click on the link below for more details.
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Trine University Summer Camps
at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School
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Trine University will offer a Lego Robotics Camp at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School. The camp will be offered to 7-10 year olds on June 25-June 28 from 8 am-12 pm and for 11-14 year olds from 1 pm-5 pm.
Please click on the link below for more details and registration information.
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Fort Wayne Parks & Rec
Summer in the Park
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Attached to the link below you will find the Parks & Rec Summer camp information. Please click on the link below for a list of their summer programs.
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Please click on the link below if you are interested in the BLHS Volleyball Camp.
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