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Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that families in Washington, DC can still register for free summer programs for youth, including STEM camps, library events, and the Mayor Marion S. Barry Summer Youth Employment Program. Amid an Extreme Heat Alert, the city emphasizes safe practices while encouraging participation in enriching activities across all eight wards.
Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that free summer programs for District youth are still open for registration, including STEM camps and library events. Families are encouraged to stay cool during an Extreme Heat Alert while participating in various enriching activities.
Mayor Muriel Bowser announced free summer programs for District youth, including STEM camps and library events, urging families to register before slots fill. With an Extreme Heat Alert in effect, families are reminded to stay safe and cool during summer activities.
Mayor Muriel Bowser encourages families in Washington, DC, to register for free summer programs, including STEM camps and library events, as the Mayor Marion S. Barry Summer Youth Employment Program begins. With an Extreme Heat Alert in effect, families are advised to prioritize safety while participating in outdoor activities.
Mayor Muriel Bowser announced the availability of free summer programs for youth in Washington, D.C., encouraging families to register. With opportunities ranging from STEM camps to evening hangouts, the city aims to provide enriching experiences while advising residents to stay safe during the Extreme Heat Alert.
Mayor Muriel Bowser encourages families in Washington, DC, to register for free summer programs for youth amid an Extreme Heat Alert. The city offers various activities, including STEM camps, library events, and fitness programs, to ensure a safe and engaging summer for children and teens. Families can find and register for these opportunities through the Out of School Time DC portal.
Mayor Muriel Bowser announced free summer activities for District youth, urging families to register for programs despite the ongoing Extreme Heat Alert. The offerings include STEM camps, library events, and evening hangouts, all aimed at ensuring a safe and enriching summer for children and teens. Families can access resources through the Out of School Time DC portal.
Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that free summer activities for District youth are still available for registration, including STEM camps and evening hangouts. Families are encouraged to utilize the Out of School Time DC portal for easy access to these programs while staying safe during the current Extreme Heat Alert.
Mayor Muriel Bowser has issued a Heat Alert for June 22 and an Extreme Heat Alert from June 23 to June 25 in Washington, DC, as temperatures may exceed 100 degrees. Residents are advised to stay indoors, hydrate, and check on vulnerable neighbors, with additional resources like cooling centers and transportation services for the unsheltered.
The Bowser Administration promotes summer meal programs for students as they transition into summer break. The DC SUN Bucks program provides eligible families with a one-time $120 benefit to help purchase food, impacting approximately 80,000 students this summer.