programs
 Third Eye- computer and summer camp
The Third Eye Youth program is so-called because it encourages youngsters
to look beyond current fads and fashions and think with their "third
eye", i.e. use their minds to work hard, develop skills, appreciate the
legacy of past generations, and engage in productive activities. On a
practical level, Third Eye is designed to boost their academic and computer
skills, and broaden their cultural horizons.
The project consists of building
computing and academic skills and the annual summer youth camp. Funding is
provided by in kind donations by private individuals, businesses, and a grant
by Flagler County. Facilities and
sponsorship are provided by the African American Cultural Society of Palm
Coast, Florida, which works in partnership with other well known organization,
such as the Boys and Girls Club of America. Open to all youth of Flagler County.
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Building
computer and academic skills:
Students
are provided structured academic activities in reading, research
and writing incorporating today's technology. Students also build
basic computing skills particularly typing and word processing. As
they develop, they move on to more advanced job and technical
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computer
class
October to June
August to September
Sign
up here:
Basic
- intermediate PC operations
Keyboarding and typing
Internet use and email
Microsoft Works
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Access
Microsoft Powerpoint
Corel WordPerfect
PC repair-troubleshooting-Level 1
Web page design- Level 1
Reading comprehension
Math drills
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Summer
youth camp:
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Summer Camp provides youth opportunities for cultural enrichment
by through arts and crafts, music, and field trips to museums, art
galleries, state parks, and local farms. Activities generally
start the first week of June, coinciding with the end of the
school term.
Check out the calendar/schedule for Summer Camp activities.
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summer
camp calendar
June and July
Sign up here:
Arts and crafts, painting,
Beadwork, puppetry
Fun learning projects- reading/writing/speeches
Music performances,
Exciting field trips-
Beaches, picnics, barbecues!
Swimming, roller skating, sports
Historic spots- St. Augustine
Art and cultural museums
Farm, factory, city tours
State and nature parks! |
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