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Camp Cadet is a summer camp program for boys and girls ages 12-15 sponsored by Centre County Law Enforcement. The mission is to develop understanding between youth and police through a week of exciting sports, demonstrations and activities at Camp Blue Diamond. Campers can expect to experience things like morning runs, archery, shooting, a pepper spray demonstration and FBI investigations to foster lasting impressions of police as friends rather than foes. Girls' week is July 29 to August 4 and boys' week is August 5 to August 11, with fees of $200 and need-based scholarships available.
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- 1. Camp Cadet 2013 Sponsored by Centre County Law Enforcement. This program is for Boys and Girls ages 12-15.
- 2. What is Camp Cadet? Mission •To develop a better understanding between the youth of Centre County and its law enforcement officers. Goals •Provide an enjoyable experience that will be remembered by all cadets who attend, and •Create a lasting impression the police officers are friends, not foes. What to Expect •Excitement! •Sports & Activities! •Cool Demonstrations! •Lifelong Memories!
- 3. Dates & Fees Dates Girls’ Week: July 29 to August 4 Boys’ Week: August 5 to August 11 Fees The actual cost of Camp Cadet is $200. Need- based scholarships are available; income guidelines will apply.
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- 7. Stay at Camp Blue Diamond
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- 13. Shooting
- 14. Archery
- 17. Canoe Safety and CPR Training
- 19. FBI Agents & Bank Robbery Scene
- 20. Motorcycles and Mountain Bikes
- 21. K-9 and other cool things to do.