WILTON, Conn. Summer is the time for travel, sleep, work, beach, learning and sports. What are you doing this summer? Wilton kids answered this question with samples of some of their activities.
Noah Coppola, 10, will learn to sail and kayak at Longshore Sailing School. Also on his list is space camp at the Bridgeport Discovery Museum and acting camp through the Wilton schools. Twelve-year-old Joshua Coppola will work on Boy Scout Merit Badges and attend Citizenship Weekend with the Boy Scouts this summer.
Charlotte Arbogast, a rising high school senior, is volunteering in Peru. When she returns home, she will participate in summer stage at the Harvey School. Natalie Arbogast, 12, will attend the Harvey Cavalier Camp and participate in lacrosse clinics.
Jack DeAngelis, a Wilton High School freshman in the fall, will attend sleep-away camp. Kate DeAngelis, who will be a fifth-grader at Cider Mill School, plans to swim and spend time with friends and relatives. Caroline DeAngelis, a rising junior at Wilton High School, works part time at a local Wilton store, is learning to drive and will attend field hockey camp.
Anthony Tecce, a ninth-grader at Wilton High School this fall, is preparing for football by attending a weightlifting program. Kelsey Tecce, 16 and a rising Wilton High School junior, is earning money as a babysitter, and Riley Tecce, 7 who will be in second grade at Miller-Driscoll School, attends day camp at Hope Church.
Jack Kaelin, 14, will participate in a Norwalk River Rowing Association program and will attend a week of crew camp at Princeton University. He is now studying in a program at Lafayette College sponsored by Johns Hopkins University.
Harriette Slagle, a Wilton High School junior in the fall, is busy this summer playing USTA tennis and studying cello. Her family will soon host an exchange student from Spain.
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