Best Reason to Have a Working Mom
Pima Community College, West Campus
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In the '20s, kids were often stuck at home with mom all summer. BOR-ing! Now the lucky latchkey set can badger mom to enroll them in Pima for Kids Camps. Half-day or all-day sessions for 5- to 15-year-olds will "Bring out the Artist in You," explore the "Wacky World of Science," reveal how lizards and tarantulas survive desert heat, and teach the tricks for publishing a newspaper. There's also song writing, photography, Spanish and theater. The best part is kids get to use a computer for just about everything!
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