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Summer Camp Coming Up In Fremont

Galileo Learning expands in the East Bay.

The following press release is from Galileo Learning. 

This summer, Galileo Learning -- the operator of Camp Galileo (for pre-Ks to rising 5th graders), the Bay Area's #1 most-attended summer day camp -- is launching its acclaimed Galileo Summer Quest program for the first time in Fremont at Gomes Elementary School, 555 Lemos Lane.

Designed especially for 5th to 8th graders, Galileo Summer Quest is an immersive and exciting Bay Area summer day camp that lets campers dive deeply into one amazing major during each week-long session.

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Majors are offered in Chefology, Video Game Design, Cartoon Workshop, Go Kart Makers and Painter's Studio. Fantastic mentors and small, team-oriented classes inspire campers to pursue new crafts, create new friendships and build the skills to make their ideas realities.

Galileo Summer Quest begins in Fremont on July 9th and runs through August 10th.  Camp programs run Mondays through Fridays from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, with extended care hours available from 8:00-9:00 am and 3:00-6:00 pm. 

Galileo Summer Quest uses a unique educational approach focused on helping kids develop the skills and confidence to bring their ideas to life through the Galileo Innovation Approach.  This approach teaches campers to develop an innovator's mindset and provides them a process for innovating -- skills that can be applied to every aspect of their school and personal lives.

Galileo Summer Quest is joining the long-running Camp Galileo on the campus of Gomes Elementary School in Fremont and limited spots are still available for last-minute sign-ups.  For more information about Galileo camps or to enroll, visit www.galileo-learning.com.

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ABOUT GALILEO LEARNING:

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Galileo Learning operates more than 30 award-winning summer day camps throughout California’s Bay Area.  Founded in 2001, Oakland-based Galileo Learning opened its first camp in Palo Alto in 2002, serving 200 campers.  Since then, over 100,000 Bay Area kids have attended Galileo camps.  This year, Bay Area children will attend over 32,000 sessions of Galileo’s programs. Galileo Learning’s acclaimed summer programs teach kids to be innovators and build kids’ creative confidence through unique, high-quality curriculum that complements school year academics … while delivering all the fun and playfulness of summer camp.  Galileo’s curriculum is inspired by partners such as, the de Young Museum, Klutz®, The Tech Museum and the Charles M. Schulz Museum and taught by enthusiastic, experienced staff.  Galileo Learning’s camps include: Camp Galileo (pre-Ks to rising 5th graders), Galileo Summer Quest (rising 5th–8th graders), The Tech Summer Camps (rising 4th–8th graders) at The Tech Museum in San Jose and the Chabot Space & Science Camp (rising 3rd–7th graders) at the Chabot Space & Science Center in Oakland.  Galileo’s camps have received numerous awards for excellence and American Camp Association (ACA) accreditation for program quality and safety.  In 2011, Inc.magazine named Galileo Learning one of America’s 50 Best Companies to Work For and the San Francisco Business Times has named Galileo one of the Best Places to Work in the Bay Area from 2010-2012. For additional information about Galileo Learning, visit www.galileo-learning.com.

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