There’s still time to sign up your third, fourth or fifth-grader for SPLAT Camp!

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BUCKHANNON — Attention parents, grandparents and caretakers of students in grades 3-5: There’s still time to sign your child up for Appalachian Impact’s Summer 2023 Splat! Camp.

Appalachian Impact is an organization that’s committed to building hope for at-risk students in north-central West Virginia. The 2023 summer camp for kids in grades 3-5 begins Wednesday, July 5 and continues through July 28.

Splat camp will take place from 8 a.m. to noon Monday through Thursday, and activities include arts and crafts, sports and games and reading/math lessons.

Sign up here or for more information, call 304-460-9160 or email appalachianimpact@gmail.com.

To stay up-to-date with happenings at Appalachian Impact, follow the group on Facebook here.

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