Building Friendships
that last a lifetime
Located on a sprawling former estate in Brookville, NY, LuHi Summer
Programs has been the summer home and camp of choice for thousands
of Long Island students for 60 years.
Offering over 30 programs in four 2-week sessions LuHi has something
for everyone. Programs are offered for PreK through high school. Each
2-week session provides the opportunity for families to customize their
needs. Professionals in their specificfi eld direct each LuHi program.
Programs run daily, Monday through Friday, from 9:30 am to 3:45 pm.
Students arrive between 9:00 and 9:25. Buses leave our campus at approximately
4:15. Sign up for one, two, three, or all four sessions. Door to
door transportation is included in the tuition fee of our programs for
those who wish to use it.
Try our New Stem Select program which offers campers hands on experiences
in engineering, robotics and video game design. There are many
other great programs offered as well. Basketball, Soccer, Tennis, Baseball,
Dance; just to name a few. Check the website: LuHiSummerCamps.org for
a complete listing of all programs and descriptions.
Join the LuHi staff at our next Open House Sunday March 8th Noon to
2 PM Come meet the Directors and tour the facility. Enter a raffle for a
chance to win a FREE Session.
Give your child a summer to remember!
LuHi...
Building Friendships that Last a Lifetime
Learn more at www.luhisummercamps.org
Broadway Stages recently
hosted a group of young teens
to learn about the TV and film
industry, as well as green and
sustainable initiatives. This
group was part of the Berrie
Center Winter Fun Program,
an annual event where teens
with type 1 diabetes (T1D)
come together for four days of
empowering activities and experiences.
According to the CDC, this
health condition “can develop
at any age, but is usually diagnosed
in children, teens, and
young adults,” and it “accounts
for approximately 5-10% of the
more than 34 million people in
the United States who have
diabetes.”
During the day-long event
at Broadway Stages’ facilities
in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, the
teens were given a behind-thescenes
look at several sets. A
production assistant and crew
members from set construction
and design, provided their perspectives
about the business
and gave the teens a glimpse
into the varied and numerous
opportunities in the TV and
film industry to consider as the
teens plan their future education
and careers.
After touring the sets, the
group moved on to see the work
that Broadway Stages is doing
to support the environment.
They were greeted by Willis
Elkins, Executive Director of
the Newtown Creek Alliance
(NCA), an organization that
works to restore waterways,
and also stewards the educational
programming at Kingsland
Wildflowers at Broadway
Stages, a green rooftop garden
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atop one of Broadway Stages’
Greenpoint sound stages.
The teens learned about the
work of NCA to restore, reveal
and revitalize Newtown Creek,
and toured the garden rooftop.
After a bit of nourishment,
they were then introduced to
Annie Novak, author, founder
and director of Growing Chefs
field-to-fork food education
program, and co-founder and
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farmer of Eagle Street Rooftop
Farm, located at another
of Broadway Stages’ film studios
in Brooklyn. With her
was Jessica Shavley, a Growing
Chefs educator and Eagle
St. apprentice alumna. Annie
and Jessica provided the kids
with information about urban
agriculture and showed them
how to make their own candles
infused with essential oils that
are beneficial for individuals
with diabetes.
It was a great day for everyone
at Broadway Stages, NCA
and Growing Chefs.
We hope to see some of these
young teens consider a future
in the TV/film industry, environmental
science or urban agriculture.
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The Naomi Berrie Diabetes
Center is part of the Columbia
University Medical Center. The
Berrie Center is involved in research,
clinical trials, care and
disease management. Launched
by the Berrie Foundation in
1998, their support has helped
to advance diabetes research
and to greatly improve diabetes
care for thousands of people
in the New York metropolitan
area and beyond. Their goal is
to work toward a cure for diabetes,
and to help those with diabetes
to manage their disease
and experience full, happy, and
prosperous lives.
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