All schools in Upshur County will close at 1 p.m. today. All B-UHS sporting events today are canceled.

Summer 2022 opportunities at Camp Horseshoe – Build lives and change the future

HORSESHOE, PARSONS, W.Va. – Are you looking for a meaningful, profitable way to grow in leadership this summer? If so, Camp Horseshoe in Tucker County, W.Va. is looking for you!  Enthusiastic people ages 18 and older who are ready to use their skills, energy, and passion to positively influence children and youth should apply today for this life-changing opportunity.

Horseshoe camp counselors help teens and children grow in a fun, supportive community … and always find something more within themselves in the process.  Benefits during the 10-week commitment include a living allowance of $330/week, meals, lodging, and three weeks of paid training with certifications. Counselors can also qualify for an additional Education Award of over $1,300 to apply to higher education expenses.

Horseshoe’s summer season includes teen leadership and entrepreneurship camps, Adventure Camp for 7 – 12 year olds, and Youth Opportunity Camps which are free of charge for income-eligible boys and girls. From outdoor recreation to team-building challenges to creativity and technology in our new MakerSpace laboratory, the Horseshoe experience offers growth, challenge, and adventure for all. Our outdoor setting and commitment to health and safety guidelines make quality programs possible in the age of COVID-19.

For more information, call Horseshoe at (304) 478-2481, e-mail horseshoe@yla-youthleadership.org or write Horseshoe Leadership Center at 3309 Horseshoe Run Rd, Parsons, WV  26287-9029.  Limited positions available; apply now!

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