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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 availability of free summer programs for D. C. youth, encouraging families to register for activities that promote growth and connection. The programs include STEM camps, library events, and evening hangouts, aiming to provide enriching experiences during the summer months. Families can access these opportunities while adhering to safety measures during an ongoing Extreme Heat Alert.

The Out of School Time DC portal was launched to help families find and register for programs easily. Deputy Mayor for Education Paul Kihn emphasized the importance of making opportunities accessible to every student in the city. This summer, thousands of program slots remain open, with offerings like DCPS Middle School Summer Learning and the Junior Lifeguard Academy. The initiative reflects D. C.

's commitment to youth development and community engagement. Families can explore a full calendar of activities via dprevents. com and dprprograms. com.

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