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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 the start of free summer programs for youth in Washington, D. C. , with thousands of slots still available for registration. The programs include a variety of activities, such as STEM camps, library events, and evening hangouts, designed to enhance learning and social engagement. The Out of School Time DC portal simplifies the registration process for families, allowing them to search for programs by location and age.

Deputy Mayor for Education Paul Kihn emphasized the District's commitment to providing accessible opportunities for every student. Amid an Extreme Heat Alert lasting until June 25, families are advised to stay safe and cool. Popular offerings include the Junior Lifeguard Academy and DCPS Middle School Summer Learning programs. The initiative demonstrates significant investment in community programming, reflecting the importance of summer activities for youth development. Overall, the summer offerings aim to enrich the lives of D.

C. children and teens while ensuring their safety during extreme weather.

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