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Camp Session Applying for Session 1 July 7-11 Session 2 July 21-25 Note Students applying to both sessions will not be able to indicate a preference for either session* Applicants must be 16 years old by the first day of camp* Applicant Information Name Date of Birth Current Grade Attending circle Sophomore 10th grade Junior 11th grade Home Mailing Address Home Phone Cell phone Email print clearly School Attending School Town State T-shirt size indicating that you have read and agree to each s ...

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