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 registration for free summer activities for youth in Washington, DC, remains open, providing diverse options such as STEM camps and evening hangouts. The initiatives are designed to enrich the lives of children and teens while ensuring their safety during an Extreme Heat Alert. Families can access vital resources on heat safety at heat. dc. gov.

The District has launched the Out of School Time DC (MOST-DC) portal, simplifying the search and registration process for summer programs. Deputy Mayor for Education Paul Kihn highlighted the goal of making opportunities accessible and engaging for every student. This year, thousands of program slots are available through collaborations with various educational and recreational organizations. Notable offerings include the DC Public Library's Discover Summer events and the Junior Lifeguard Academy for teens. These programs not only promote learning but also foster community engagement and personal development.

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