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SUMMER 2024

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SUPERHERO DIVERSITY CAMP

Students will participate in a 8 week Superhero Diversity Summer Camp from 8am-4pm, Monday - Friday from June 3rd through July 26th. This camp is designed to introduce students to the diverse mainstream superheroes we all know and love. Our weekly selected superheroes are intentional, essential, and fall within Maslow’s (expanded) Hierarchy of Needs. By introducing the diverse set of superheroes we provide the opportunity for students to explore the differences in each and appreciate the need for acceptance regardless of a person's identity or background. We further encourage students to apply the superhero stories to real life concepts as a way to divulge diversity.

When:

June 3rd- July 26th 8am-4pm

Closed June 19th, July 4th, 5th

Before Care: 6am

Aftercare: til 6pm

Who:

Rising students 1st - 8th grade

Where:

Evansville: 301 SE First St., Evansville, IN 47713

Nashville: 600 28th Ave N. Nashville, TN 37208

What:

Students will participate in a 8 week Superhero Diversity Summer Camp from 8am-4pm, Monday - Friday from June 3rd through July 26th. This camp is designed to introduce students to the diverse mainstream superheroes we all know and love. Our weekly selected superheroes are intentional, essential, and fall within Maslow’s (expanded) Hierarchy of Needs. By introducing the diverse set of superheroes we provide the opportunity for students to explore the differences in each and appreciate the need for acceptance regardless of a person's identity or background. We further encourage students to apply the superhero stories to real life concepts as a way to divulge diversity.

Outcome Objective: 

Black Lemonade will increase at least 60% of participating student’s self-actualization by  80%. This will be measured by pre and post surveys given to both students and their caregivers, administered by camp staff.

How:

Self-actualization is a process by which one is able to reach their full potential. According to simplypsychology.org “Self-actualizers accept themselves, others and nature. They are not ashamed or guilty about being human, with shortcomings, imperfections, frailties, and weaknesses. Nor are they critical of these aspects in other people.” We are adopting the Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs which is a proven system for individuals looking to obtain self-actualization. Ultimately, meeting these needs (physiological, safety, belonging and loving, esteem, cognitive, and aesthetic) allows our students to “respect and esteem themselves and others.” Black Lemonade will increase 60% of participating student’s self-actualization by at least 80% with the use of this model and thus be able to impact the advancement of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

Format:

Breakfast and Lunch Provided.

Snack Provided for Aftercare

Monday: Mentor/Music/Math

Tuesday: Giving Tuesday where students will work on their community service projects

Wednesday: Wellness/Workout where self-care is the main focus

Thursday: Math and Throwback Thursday where we dive deep into history

Friday: Fun, Field Trips, and Food

Tuition:

Evansville

1st-8th : $560 → $70/week

Nashville:

1st-8th grade: $560 →$70/week

MNPS 5th-8th grade: $96 → $12/week

Drop in rates will be at $100 a week (excluding MNPS 5th-8th). We do not offer daily rates.

Before and After care: 1st-8th (excluding MNPS 5th-8th grade) $10 a week per care option

Sibling Discounts (excluding MNPS 5th-8th grade) 30% off first sibling, 15% off any additional sibling

Pay in full Discount:
For $560 tuition

$460

Jan 1st - Feb 1st

$490

Feb 2nd - Mar 2nd

$510

Mar 3rd - April 3rd

$540

April 4th - May 5th

Payment Plans:

Beginning of the Month

Weekly

Bi-Weekly

Monthly

January

$21.54 - $24.35

$43.08 or $46.67

$93.33

February

$25.45 - $29.47

$50.91 or $56

$112

March

$31.11 - $40

$62.22 or $70

$140

April

$43.08 - $56

$80 or $93.33

$186.67

May

$62.22 - $93.33

$112 or $140

$280

Please note that our refund policy was developed because summer camps have significant upfront costs, including facility reservations, staff hiring, program materials, and other logistical expenses. These costs are incurred before the camp starts, and offering refunds becomes challenging due to the financial commitments already made in reliance on your initial participation commitment.

 

Refunds: No refunds will be issued for payments made towards any payment plans. No exceptions. If you wish to withdraw your student, we will suspend all upcoming payment plan arrangements. 

 

If you paid in full and decided to withdraw your student on or before April 28th, a 90% refund will be issued. If you decide to withdraw between April 29th - June 2nd, you will receive a 70% refund. If you decide to withdraw between June 3rd - July 4th, you will receive a 30% refund. No refunds will be issued after July 4th.

 

All payments for camp must be satisfied no later than July 4th. All payment plans are to be paid no later than 2 weeks in advance of the student’s intended start date. Any payments not received will result in the deferment of your student’s participation in upcoming activities.

 

Default in payment(s): We understand that things happen. It is essential to have a conversation with us as soon as possible. Addressing issues promptly helps prevent them from escalating into larger, more complex problems. Timely communication allows for early intervention and resolution.

 

Scholarships are limited and will be awarded on a first come basis. A scholarship request application must be filled out in its entirety with proper documentation attached in order to be considered. Incomplete applications will not be considered. All applications will be reviewed and verified. Scholarship applications will be made available on January 20th, 2024.

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