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Clarksville Parks and Recreation summer youth program to begin June 8
June 6, 2009 | 
The Clarksville Parks and Recreation Department Summer Youth Program will begin June 8 with the opening of program sites and will end July 16.
The Summer Youth Program is a six week day-camp type program that is offered each summer to youth ages 6-16. Gyms at various locations are staffed with directors and assistants who assist in playtime activities and to provide free, instructional classes such as dance and karate.
Parents can register their children for dance and karate classes onsite on the first day of Summer Youth Program. Dance classes are taught by skilled dancers and provide youth with a firm understanding of the fundamentals of dance. Karate is instructed by trained individuals and presented to the kids in a fun, yet disciplined, manner. Youth are sure to have fun and enjoy these instructional classes that are offered free of charge.
School gymnasiums are modified to a “community center” setting with daily table games, tournaments, arts and crafts and special activities. Parents will be able to register their children on site the first day of attendance. Parents’ permission for children to participate is required at the location you choose. «Read the rest of this article»
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