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Empowering Excellence thru Exploration

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​​Mission:

​To provide middle school students of color with activities, field trips, and skills in the Arts and S.T.E.M. fields, necessary to be productive citizens in
the 21st century workforce.
Please read the behavior form with your child before signing. Campers need to attend at least 13 of the 15 days of camp. Registration opens March 28th. All 3 forms need to be completely filled out. There will be a limit on returning E3 Campers and each grade level.
Camp Application
Expectations
Hold Harmless
E3 Camp Dates
July 7th thru 25th (Monday thru Friday)
Location: Chapel of the Cross

E3 Camp Overview 2024
2025 CAMP WISH LIST
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E3 Camp and Anissa McLendon receives The Bridge Builders Award at 39th Martin Luther King Community Celebration Awards

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 What happens at E3 Camp?

​​Students will be exposed to the work (current and historical) of black scientists, inventors, and artists through hands-on experiences of electricity, solar power, coding, forensics, poetry/spoken word, engineering design, math, music, aerodynamics, and videography that engage curiosity, observation and imagination. We explore science/technology on a local level through the variety of ways they’re used by community workers.
E3 Camp Amazon Registry
​Summary Booklets of Past E3 Camps
2020 Thank you letter 
E3 Donation Letter
Thank You Letter to SKJAJA Fund
Grape Arbor Thank You Letter & Flier
3rd Black STEAM Fair Thank You Letter
School helps rural students dream big for the future article

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OES Regional Charity Award from Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star
Picture (on the left) Anissa with Valerie Fearrington and Donald Gorham, Mayor of Reidsville.

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  • Home
  • About
    • Letter
    • In the News
    • Note from a student
    • 2025 & 2024 Sponsors
    • Past Sponsors
  • Contact
  • Past Camps
  • Board of Directors
  • Community Outreach
    • Science Trailer
    • 2024 Black STEAM Fair
  • 2023 Black STEAM Fair