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

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Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that free summer programs for youth in Washington, DC, are still available for families to register. Programs include STEM camps, library events, and the Mayor Marion S. Barry Summer Youth Employment Program. The city is under an Extreme Heat Alert, and families are advised to visit heat. dc.

gov for resources to stay safe during the heat. Deputy Mayor for Education Paul Kihn highlighted the goal of making opportunities accessible for every student in every neighborhood. The Out of School Time DC (MOST-DC) portal, launched earlier this year, has facilitated the registration process, with thousands of families already participating. Available programs range from DCPS Middle School Summer Learning to fitness sessions in parks. Families can also explore additional activities through DPR's websites.

These efforts reflect the city's commitment to providing enriching summer experiences for children and teens.

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