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Summer Time at Carver
Written by Administrator   
Wednesday, 28 July 2010

 

With input from countless Norwalk kids over many years on how they’d like to spend their summer, the Carver Center crafted a summer day-camp program this year that delivers just what they’re looking for all week long: irresistible, kid-approved learning opportunities, hands-on involvement and unique experiences that include science, travel, art, sports, history, nature and so much more.

Almost 500 kids are involved in one or more programs this summer from day trips to brushing-up on learning and leadership skills to sports and good fellowship in between.

From days enjoyed at the beaches, museums, zoos, and Six Flags to journeys to Connecticut’s orchards, Thimble Islands, and even NYC’s NBC studio, there is no limit to the imagination exercised in planning fun and discovery for this year’s summer camp.

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 28 July 2010 )
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About Carver
Written by Administrator   
Saturday, 17 February 2007

The George Washington Carver Community Center of Norwalk is celebrating 70 years of service to Norwalk families.

Beginning in elementary school, our goal is to motivate students to reach for a post-secondary education and to provide the support they need to do so successfully.  We serve youth from Kindergarten through high school in our daily after school programs here at the Center and have recently expanded our middle school program to serve an additonal 100 students at West Rocks and Nathan Hale Middle Schools.  Our three core programs serve elementary, middle and high school students by providing educational, recreational and enrichment programming.

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Last Updated ( Monday, 05 April 2010 )
 

Carver Testimonial:

"The Carver means fun and learning at the same time. Without Carver, I might not be passing each grade."



Shaleza Guytan, 17