Summer Camps

2006 CNI Cochlear Kids Camps: http://www.thecni.org/hearing/kidscamp2006.htm
A Program of the Colorado Neurological Institute's Center for Hearing
Introducing unique recreational and educational experiences where families of children with cochlear implants gather to have fun, learn and celebrate success!

John Tracy Clinic Summer Sessions: http://www.jtc.org/summersessions/index.php . Three-week Summer Sessions for children who are deaf and hard-of-hearing 2 through 5 years old and their families are offered each summer at the Los Angeles campus. The sessions include preschool, audiological services, parent classes and support groups, special events and a sibling program for brothers and sisters, grades 1st through 6th. I have heard rave reviews about this summer program, would like to attend some day. Hmmm... first I need to send in our monthly reports on time...

Aspen Camp School for the Deaf: http://www.acsd.org/index.htm . They have e-mailed me their updated schedule for 2006. I will post what I can, but will forward their complete e-mail with attachments to anyone who's interested. Their camp has been around for over 34 years, has a wide offering of classes and activities. Here is the schedule:

Adventure & Leadership Ages 14 -HS Sat. June 17 - Mon. July 3
TotallyTeam buildingg Ages 8-HS Sun. June 25 - Sat. July 1
Leaders-in-Training Ages 16-20 Mon. July 3 - Wed. July 19
Discovery & Fun Ages 8-12 Sat. July 8 - Wed. July 19
Exploration & Cooperation Ages 12-15 Sun. July 23 - Tue. Aug. 8
Friends & Fun Ages 8-12 Sun. July 30 - Sat. Aug. 5

The CCHAT Center San Diego sent me a "Save the Date" flyer that I can also forward. Here is the info from their flyer: 7th Annual San Diego Area Deaf and Hard of Hearing Family Camp, Camp Marston in Julian, California, May 26-28, 2006. For registration and information contact Dorri Hawkes at 760-634-7953 or dshawkes@cchatsd.org. They will have a camp website soon, too.

The Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center puts out a list late Feb/early March, I'll add what I can then.

Well, that's a start. I am trying to find more camps specific to CI kids, but will gather what I can and keep posting! :)