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Hi Folks. A lot of you have been wondering if we’d disappeared due to the long response time to questions. We’re sorry for the delays, but with travel and the flu, Robyn and I have been off line longer than we expected. Tinkering School is definitely happening, we’re going to get confirmations out to all the parents (that haven’t already gotten confirmations).
In the meantime, here are some of the important details:
- - We are no longer taking applications for 2008 sessions.
- - Session 1, for ages 7 to 12, starts on Sunday, July 13 and ends on Saturday, July 19.
- - Session 2, for ages 12 to 17, starts on Sunday, July 20 and ends on Saturday, July 26.
- - The one week sessions are $1200 per child.
- - Deposit of $200 is required upon acceptance into the session, remainder to be paid by July 1, 2008.
Thank you for your patience, and stay tuned for more updates as the summer progresses.
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Gever,
How many kids do you take per session? What kind of Liability insurance did you get? I ask because I want to have hands on trips for Time Traveler Academy where we do stuff like make our own firing oven to make pottery from clay that we dug ourselves. And make a furnace to do glass and metal work.
Comment by Jeff Bellamy 03.27.08 @ 4:21 pm