Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church

For questions, contact Dr. Patricia Neff, Director at (602) 258-0831 Ext. 5061

USE THIS LINK TO REGISTER ONLINE NOW FOR ANY PROGRAM EVENT

Be sure to list the name of the event on the registration form.

Parents please register your first through sixth grade students for our annual Summer Adventures in Science Day Camp on July 10th - 12th at the Main Campus. Camp will begin at 8am and end at 4pm. This year your students will explore the world of chemistry and become wacky scientists. REGISTER YOUR CHILD NOW

Registration is also open for our Summer Reading Camp for First through Sixth grade students. Camp dates are July 17th - 19th from 8am to 4pm. Students will explore the world through reading and increase their comprehension, public speaking, and writing skills. REGISTER YOUR CHILD NOW

DATE	EVENT BE SURE TO LIST THE NAME OF THE EVENT ON THE REGISTRATION FORM.	TIME	GRADES
7/10-12/12	Summer Adventures in Science Day Camp	TBA	Grades 1-6
7/17-19/12	Summer Reading Camp	TBA	Grades 1-6
3/24/12	Math Intensive Workshops	9AM-12PM	Grades 1-6
3/3/12	Education Summit	9AM-2PM	ALL
2/25/12	Black History Month Celebration	9AM-2PM	ALL
02/25/12	Roadmap to College Workshop	10AM-12PM	Grades 9-12
05/23/11	SAT Practice Test FLYER DOWNLOAD SAT PREP COURSE SCHEDULE	PSAT-1AM-12PM SAT-9AM-2PM	Grades 9-12
2011	SAT Practice Test Results	TBA	Grades 9-12
06/12-16/11	NABA and ASU (Accounting) SEE FLYER DOWNLOAD APPLICATION	TBA	Grades 10-12
06/7-11/11	Tuskagee Airmen (Aviation) Camp SEE FLYER DOWNLOAD APPLICATION	TBA	Ages 13-17
06/22-28/11	NAU Science Camp FLYER DOWNLOAD APPLICATION	TBA	Ages 13-15
07/11-17/11	Girls NAU Science Camp FLYER DOWNLOAD APPLICATION	TBA	Girls, Ages 13-15
2011	PRBC Summer Adventures in Science	TBA	TBA
06/01-30/11	JUNE IS PILGRIM READS MONTH!	TBA	Everyone

The Pilgrim Rest Education Enrichment Program (PREP) is an academic program designed to supplement and/or advance students in the foundational subjects.

COLLEGE CLASS OF 2010 IS MOST DIVERSE IN HARVARD HISTORY - Record number of women admitted

The Class of 2010 has set new records for economic, gender, and ethnic diversity. Following a 24 percent increase last year in the number of students eligible for Harvard's new Financial Aid Initiative (HFAI) for low-income families, the HFAI program grew an additional 10 percent this year. A record 51.8 percent of those admitted are women, compared to 49.5 percent last year. Records were also set for Latinos (9.8 percent), Native Americans (1.4 percent), and African Americans (tying last year's record of 10.5 percent). Asian Americans increased their numbers slightly compared to last year, comprising 17.7 percent of the admitted students.