Summer 2012 ~ Panther Pond,
Raymond, Maine
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Summer 2012 ~ Panther Pond,
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The Slovenski brothers recently featured in The Forecaster: http://www.theforecaster.net/content/m-sportsvaulters
Slovenski Camps featured on keepMEcurrent.com.
The Slovenski Family has been in the summer camp business since 1987. Director Peter Slovenski coaches track at Bowdoin College. He is the founder and director of the Bowdoin Summer Day Camp, and co-founder and co-director of the Dick Fosbury Track Camp.
Steve Slovenski, camp program director, recently graduated from Princeton University where he founded a club for dodgeball, laser tag, and other active events. Steve now works as a high school math and robotics teacher at Mercersburg Academy in Pennsylvania.
Dugan Slovenski, Camp Mom, is a mother of three boys. She is "outnumbered, but not outsmarted". She is an experienced SAT tutor and former high school math teacher.
Paul Slovenski, waterfront director, is the Athletic Director at Bayview Glen School in Toronto, Canada. Paul has years of experience supervising waterfront activities to ensure maximum safety.
Slovenski Camps offers a variety of co-ed residential 5 day specialty camps, each featuring coaches and tutors with specialized knowledge and years of experience sharing their expertise with young people.
Our camps offer this specialized instruction with a mixture of modern technology and summer camp traditions. Our programs combine state of the art instruction with an appreciation of the natural beauty of our campus and the simplicity of rustic living.
"My kids love to go to camp! Where else can they play chess, go swimming, learn to knit, and play scatterball in the same day?
Slovenski Camps nurture the whole child, body, mind and character. The campers' role models are the most wonderful, active, inspiring counselors you can imagine. Kids come home challenged by their experiences, and very happy."
- Mia Dyson, Mother of two campers from Freeport, Maine