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Autism Camps

Camp Runamuk in Arizona

July 29, 2009

The 2nd annual Camp Runamuk will be held from October 9-12 in Prescott, Arizona. Camp Runamuk is a family camp and the fees include one room per family, eight meals, snacks, and all on-site activities. The fee schedule is as follows:

Family of 2 – $454
Family of 3 – $639
Family of 4 – $796
Family [...]

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Cheryl Fudge Fashion Camp for Children with Autism

June 17, 2009

While many of the autism camps that I feature here on the Autism Education Site are more of your traditional summer camps, this one is quite a bit different. Cheryl Fudge Designs will be hosting a fashion camp for children over the age of six that are on the autism spectrum. The camp [...]

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Open Doors Center Summer Camp in Arizona

June 11, 2009

The summer camp session sponsored by the Open Doors Center in Arizona will be held at the New Vision Center in Scottsdale from June 22-26. The fee for the week-long day camp is $200 with a $25 deposit due tomorrow, June 12.
Hands-On Expeditionary Summer Camp
What: For kids ages 8-12, all kinds of learners including [...]

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North Carolina Autism Summer Camp in Need of Financial Sponsorships

May 2, 2009

The recession is affecting summer camps throughout the United States and an autism camp in North Carolina is feeling the crunch. Although the tuition at Camp Royall runs upward of $1500 per week, the camp using a sliding scale so that children can attend even if their parents can’t afford the full tuition. [...]

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Autism Summer Day Camp in Maryland

April 30, 2009

The St. Mary’s County Department of Recreation and Parks will be hosting an autism summer day camp for children aged 5-17 on the autism spectrum. The camp will be held in Leanordtown, Maryland. Children aged 5-10 can attend from July 6-10, 2009 and children aged 11-17 will have camp the week of July [...]

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Transitioning from School Year to Summer Time – Autism

April 21, 2009

As the school year draws to a close, I am dreading the transition. I know that all children have a few off days when the summer break starts but in our household, it can take up to a month to get in a new groove. By that time, we’ve got to start preparing [...]

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