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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 urged families in Washington, D. C. , to take advantage of still-open registration for free summer activities designed to enrich youth experiences. The offerings range from STEM camps and library events to evening hangouts, with thousands of program slots available. The District's Out of School Time DC (MOST-DC) portal simplifies the search and registration process for families.

Deputy Mayor for Education Paul Kihn highlighted the initiative's goal to ensure every student has access to valuable summer experiences. With an Extreme Heat Alert currently in effect, families are encouraged to prioritize safety and stay cool. The city provides resources at heat. dc. gov to help residents cope with the heat.

This summer's programming is part of a broader commitment to youth engagement and community investment. The Mayor's office and various agencies collaborate to create opportunities that foster growth and connection among young people.

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