Arizona Governor Doug Ducey announced efforts aimed to help kids get caught up in school over the summer, making up for the loss of in-person education throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
As of March 28, the portal for Arizona Governor Doug Ducey's new summer learning camp is open for parents. FOX 10's Stephanie Bennett reports.As of March 28, the portal for Arizona Governor Doug Ducey's new summer camp is open, allowing parents to search what camps and activities are available, as well as allowing them to sign up.The camps are part of Gov.
Schools and community organizations will host summer camp sites throughout the state. "Together, these partners will work to overcome the academic and social losses that kids faced over the last two years," the news release said. "The camps are different lengths," said Keegan. "Some of them are two weeks, some are three weeks, some are overnight camps, and so they’re very different experiences for students, and we’re happy about that."Are there challenges in organizing the camps?While Governor Doug Ducey's OnTrack summer camp program has attracted thousands of students, some are concerned about potential challenges that may lie ahead. FOX 10's Linda Williams reports.