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Del Tech Summer Camp
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Delaware Technical Community College, through the division of Workforce Development and Community Education, offers a variety of camps and pre-college activities. College staff provide mentoring, education, enrichment and motivation to Delaware’s youth. Exceptional programs are developed and delivered to empower and guide youth as they reach personal goals and achieve academic and professional success. In-school, afterschool and summer programs We look forward to welcoming your child to Delaware Technical Community College for a summer of learning, creativity, and fun!
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This program is available to children no matter where they live or go to school. If you have additional questions or want to learn more, please contact our team. We'd be happy to assist you!
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Academic Support & EnrichmentArts & CultureMentoringSpecial Interests / HobbiesSports / Health & WellnessSTEM
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