Mayor Bowser Highlights Free, Safe and Fun Summer Opportunities for DC Youth, Encourages Families to Stay Cool During Extreme Heat

Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that thousands of free summer programs are available for youth in Washington, D. C. , including STEM camps and library events. Families are encouraged to register for these enriching activities despite the ongoing Extreme Heat Alert, which lasts through June 25. Resources for staying safe in high temperatures can be found at heat.

dc. gov. The Out of School Time DC portal, launched earlier this year, allows families to search for programs based on location, age, and cost. Deputy Mayor for Education Paul Kihn stated that the goal is to make opportunities accessible and engaging for every student. Programs still open for registration include DCPS Middle School Summer Learning, the Junior Lifeguard Academy, and fitness sessions in city parks.

The District's commitment to summer programming reflects its investment in the community and youth development. Families can explore additional DPR activities and events at dprevents. com and dprprograms. com.