US Youth Summer Programs Expand in Art and Science

Educational and interactive summer programs for children are being offered across the U.S., combining art, science, and outdoor learning. The Dunn Museum in Libertyville is showcasing the 'Alex Ross: Heroes and Villains' exhibit, featuring over 100 comic book portraits and other local displays. New Jersey's Monmouth County Park System continues its hands-on 'Seining Along Sandy Hook Bay' program, allowing kids to explore marine life. In Kentucky, the 4-H Jr. STEM Club engages students in science and math through activities like building windmills and racing wind-up cars. Los Angeles Unified School District has expanded summer school programs to support students, including newcomers and those with disabilities. Internationally, the Queensland Garden Show in Australia marks its 40th year with family-friendly exhibits and workshops.