Empowering Local Students: LBCC's Exciting Summer Initiative
Long Beach City College Announces Summer Learning Camps
Long Beach City College (LBCC) is thrilled to introduce the Summer of Learning, a transformative series of free day camps that aim to empower local high school students and adult learners. Set to occur over eight weeks, this initiative includes engaging workshops in game design, skilled trades, and foundational cybersecurity, all designed to inspire creativity and vocational skills while providing enriching educational experiences.
A Gateway to Opportunity
According to LBCC Board President Uduak-Joe Ntuk, the Summer of Learning program represents more than just a summer camp; it serves as a crucial opportunity for students. By removing financial barriers and fostering hands-on experiences in critical sectors like game design, construction, and cybersecurity, LBCC is making a vital investment in the community's potential. "Students taking part in this program will be able to explore their interests without the worry of financial strain," Ntuk explains.
Words from Leadership
Sharing his personal perspective, LBCC Superintendent-President Dr. Mike Muñoz reflects on the challenges of finding affordable summer activities for children. He emphasizes, "I recognize how tough it can be for families to access meaningful summer programs that keep their kids engaged and learning. That’s why I’m excited about our free camps, which allow students to build confidence and explore new career interests without any costs involved."
Diverse Camp Offerings
The Summer of Learning Camps feature a range of exciting opportunities tailored for different skill sets and age ranges. Participants can choose from the following:
- Cybersecurity Camp: A blend of both foundational and advanced skills in cybersecurity, providing vital knowledge for today's digital world.
- Game Design Camp: An introductory journey into the realm of game development covering concept creation, programming basics, and storytelling elements.
- Trades Camp: Hands-on training in essential areas such as welding, metal fabrication, automotive technology, construction, electrical technology, and architecture.
- Summer Basic Skills Bootcamp: An educational environment focused on improving language arts, math, and computer skills for learners of all backgrounds.
Details for Participants
This enriching camp experience includes complimentary breakfast and lunch, ensuring that all participants are well-fed while they learn. Camps are scheduled from Monday to Thursday, running from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., spanning from late June to mid-August at LBCC’s dedicated Trades, Technology, and Community Learning Campus. Prospective attendees can gain more insights during informational sessions on May 7 and May 13, with the former provided online, and the latter hosted in person on campus.
Eligibility and Registration
The Summer of Learning welcomes high school students from local unified school districts, specifically those in Long Beach, Norwalk-La Mirada, and Bellflower, to enroll in specialized camps. Additionally, adult learners are encouraged to participate in the Summer Basic Skills Bootcamp.
Interested individuals can find more information by contacting LBCC at (562) 938-3248 or by filling out an online form designed to streamline registration. As spaces are limited, early registration is recommended to secure a spot.
About Long Beach City College
LBCC significantly contributes to education, serving over 35,000 students each semester across its two campuses. The college focuses on preparing students for academic transfers, employment, and professional growth while addressing the educational needs of the local community. LBCC strives to actively promote equal learning outcomes, excellence in academics, and workforce readiness through comprehensive educational programs and services.
For additional details about LBCC’s educational offerings, visit www.LBCC.edu for comprehensive information on programs available at Long Beach City College.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Summer of Learning?
The Summer of Learning is a series of free day camps hosted by LBCC, focused on providing educational experiences in various fields such as game design, cybersecurity, and skilled trades.
Who can attend the camps?
High school students from specific local school districts and adult learners seeking to improve their skills can participate in the programs.
When are the camps scheduled?
Camps run from June 23 to August 15, Monday through Thursday, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Is there a cost to attend the Summer of Learning?
No, all camps are offered free of cost, including free meals for participants.
How can I register for the Summer of Learning camps?
Interested individuals can call LBCC at (562) 938-3248 or fill out an online registration form to secure their spot, as space is limited.
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