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Kids Get a Peek at Prairie State College with Summer Courses
Prairie State College is offering children in second through seventh, and children ages 10-12, summer classes in engineering and video game making. Classes cost $139-per-child and begin June 17 and run through July.
While school might be out for the summer, that doesn’t mean educational offerings aren’t an option for children near Prairie State College.
This summer, beginning June 17, the college will offer five summer courses for children in grades two through seven and ages 10 to 12 in its Kids at College program. The classes last for two hours each day, cost $139 to enroll and run for three days each.
Class options can be found below:
- Junior Engineering I (grades 2-4)
- Junior Vehicle Engineering (grades 2-4)
- Collision Cars and Battling Machines (grades 5-7)
- Vehicle Engineering (grades 5-7)
- Video Game Making
More information about the classes can be found at the Prairie State College website, here.
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