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All Things Are Possible Foundation Summer Empowerment Experience

611 Beverly-Rancocas Road, Willingboro, NJ, 08046
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A 10-week summer program for children ages 5-12 featuring STEAM exploration, career discovery, art, academic enrichment, and weekly field trips led by local professionals, designed to prevent summer learning loss.
ATAP's Summer Empowerment Experience runs for 10 weeks during summer break, offering structured programming to combat the documented 17-34 percent learning loss students experience over the summer months. The program combines STEAM workshops, art activities, career exploration, and weekly field trips led by local professionals. Children ages 5-12 explore new concepts while developing their talents and expanding their horizons. The foundation also runs full-day programs during fall and spring breaks for school-age children.

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Typically runs June – August.

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Ages
Ages 5–12
Season
June – August
Type
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  • 10-week summer program
  • Weekly field trips
  • STEAM and arts focus
  • Local professional workshops
  • Academic enrichment

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  • Meals provided

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