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Earth and Sky School offers programs for 

Campers, (ages 4 to 10)

(3.5 yrs if sibling is attending)

Counselors in Training, (ages 11-13)

Counselors 14+ (paid position) 

Spring and Summer Programs

All programs in Eagle Rock Reservation

Email: earthandskyschool@gmail to reserve a spot(s) 

(please specify child’s name and age)

*sliding scale available for all programs

Summer Camp

4 yrs-10 yrs

(3.5 yrs if sibling is attending)

9-1pm ($325)/week 

9-3pm ($365)/week

Counselor in Training  (11-13 yrs)

$160/9-1pm; $180/9-3pm

 

Weeks of:

June 19 (10-2pm)

June 26

* No camp week of July 5 *

July 10 

July 17 

July 24  

July 31 

August 7

August 14

August 21*FULL*

August 28 *FULL*

CIT Intensive: July 17; July 24, Aug 7, Aug 14

9-3pm (1-3pm )-CIT intensive with Angelique

$215/week.

CIT (Counselor in Training) Program:

Afternoon programs, Holiday Camps and Summer Camp

EaS now has a CIT program, which provides young people aged 11-13 yrs. a chance to join us in the Woods developing leadership skills while receiving the benefits of time in the Wood and Earth and Sky School teachings and learnings. All EaS 'lessons' apply to any age and are experienced and received individually.

CITs are asked to submit a paragraph about why they would like to CIT with Earth and Sky School.  CITs who are admitted, pay half of the program fees. See above for programs.

Email

earthandskyschool@gmail.com

for information on availabilities and registration.

Camp Instructor:

Angelique Kenney: Earth and Sky School Founder is a certified K-5 teacher, healer, postpartum doula and bona-fide nature lover. She taught in public schools for 10 years, is a Reiki master, certified in First Aid, CPR and AED and is a Certified Lactation Counselor. Angelique has given workshops on the value of teaching mindfulness to children.  She is guided to nurture self-awareness, positive social behaviors and a love for the natural world. Angelique seeks to caretake children's natural sense of wonder and curiosity and believes that children need plenty of time in ‘real life’.

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