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What a whirlwind camp has been! For our culminating event with our campers, we threw a CD release party. Everyone signed and stamped each other’s CDs and cases, and enjoyed some light refreshments too. While listening, one camper remarked how improved their pieces sounded by the end of camp. Here are their final projects – which demonstrate just how talented and thoughtful our kids are. We’ll miss you, Dreamers!
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It’s hard to believe that camp will be over in a few days! Now that all the final projects are recorded, we went as a group into the studio to learn about audio editing. With everyone in the room, we discussed issues that concern our youth, such as cyberbullying and friendship. Tomorrow we will have our CD release party and everyone will get to hear the culmination of their work, from beginning to end.
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Wow! What a whirlwind it’s been! Only four days left! After all their hard work and effort, everyone has started (and some finished) recording their final projects. We are so proud of the work everyone is producing! Their ideas are original, heartfelt, genuine and excellently performed! Being able to record each of the tracks separately in the studio has been a truly amazing experience. Everyone is putting their best foot forward and we cannot wait to hear the final results! Way to go, campers!
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Our Summer Dreamers Radio Campers are sharing their talents as well as their experiences in the city-wide camp called the Summer Dreamers Academy, which is free for all PPS students K-8. Joining us, camper Gabby Johnson and her mom, along with Summer Dreamers Project Manager Eddie Wilson, discussing the 2011 Summer Dreamers Academy and the Pittsburgh Promise – a college scholarship opportunity made available to all PPS students.

