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Low-Cost Summer Camp Sponsored by Law Enforcement, Fire Agencies
Registration is currently open for the annual Kops-n-Kids Summer Camp, which will be held at Rosemont High School.
Registration opened this week for a low-cost summer camp put on by local law enforcement, fire and other agencies.
The annual Kops-n-Kids Summer Camp, a weeklong day camp for children ages 9-13, will be held at Rosemont High School this June. The camp focuses on "giving [children] the opportunity to interact with positive role models, experience sports clinics and participate in gang resistance, drug awareness, violence prevention and gun-avoidance activities," according to the camp's website. This year's camp will focus on .
Organizers praised the low registration fees of the camp.
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"Summer camp fees can easily reach over a thousand dollars a week," Sacramento County Senior Deputy Probation Officer Merril Emelio said in an e-mail. "Our camp is only $32 for an entire week of actives; in addition, we have a limited number of scholarships available to families in need."
The programs available at the camp are football, volleyball, basketball, soccer, dance, cheer, bicycling and martial arts.
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Registration runs through May 30, and is available online at KopsNKids.com.
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