National Leadership & Literacy Camp

Many camps teach how to make a fire, what to do in an emergency, and how to paddle a canoe. Some camps teach how to ride a horse, how to dribble, shoot, and rebound a basketball, and how to be a good cheerleader. Other camps teach the performing arts and the three Rs of education. The NLLC teaches all of those things, plus the fourth R of education, namely resourcefulness — how to live up to potential and lead the best possible American life. As the “textbook helper,” the NLLC develops the essential real-life skills for which the school does not have much time.

New Mexico School for the Deaf


		Highlights: • Literacy and leadership training •Mentor-mentee relationship •Performing arts class •Discovery program •ASL & Deaf Culture classes •Camp Bowl •Community service •AOL Idol •Albuquerque Waterfall Park •Arizona School for the Deaf •California School for the Deaf, Riverside • Dancing with the Stars
			Jonathan Scheling Camp Director
			Meghan Laughlin Program Specialist Ryan Bonheyo Logistrics Specialist
Registration Contact: Frank R. Turk, Administrator National Leadership & Literacy Camp 1833 N. 132nd Ave. Circle Omaha, Nebraska 68154 VP: 402-206-2527 • Fax: 402-496-1528 fturk@c-s-d.org	Many camps teach how to make a fire, what to do in an emergency, and how to paddle a canoe. Some camps teach how to ride a horse, how to dribble, shoot, and rebound a basketball, and how to be a good cheerleader. Other camps teach the performing arts and the three Rs of education. The NLLC teaches all of those things, plus the fourth R of education, namely resourcefulness — how to live up to potential and lead the best possible American life. As the “textbook helper,” the NLLC develops the essential real-life skills for which the school does not have much time.	Ernest Willman Projects Specialist

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