Exciting News Enrollment for Summer Achievers Opens Monday, April 7! Department of Human Services City of Philadelphia

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Enrollment for the City of Philadelphia's Summer Achievers program opens on April 7, providing an excellent opportunity for children entering grades 1 through 8 to engage in a free, enriching summer experience. The six-week program, running from June 24 to August 1, 2025, is designed to keep kids learning and active while preparing them for the upcoming school year. Participants will receive academic support in math and reading, along with a variety of hands-on activities led by trained professionals. Field trips, art, STEM, games, sports, and outdoor play will be integral parts of the camp, ensuring a well-rounded experience. Daily nutritious meals will also be provided, addressing both educational and health needs.

Enrollment can be completed online or through paper applications available at school sites. With limited spots available and placements confirmed by OST providers, parents are urged to act swiftly. Don't miss this chance to secure a spot for your child in a program that promotes confidence and preparedness for the school year ahead.

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