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    ‘College for Kids’ Returns to YC Verde Valley Campus

    June 6, 2013No Comments
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    logo_yavapaicollegeClarkdale AZ (June 6, 2013) – “College for Kids” has returned this summer to the Yavapai College Verde Valley campus, giving students ages 5-17 a chance to explore science, music, computers and more.

    20130606_yavapaiThe first of two summer sessions is in full swing and continues through June 20. There are still openings for the second College for Kids session, which begins July 8 and runs through July 25. Both sessions feature local instructors inspiring youngsters with fun, creative and educational classes.

    To register or learn more about College for Kids on the Verde campus, call 634-6577 or see the online class schedule at www.yc.edu/collegeforkids. Scholarship assistance is available through generous contributions from the Yavapai County Community Foundation and Yavapai College Foundation.

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    The Yavapai College Verde Valley campus is located at 601 Black Hills Drive in Clarkdale.

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