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Camps Kenwood and Evergreen are 7-week brother-sister residential summer camps in Wilmot, New Hampshire, United States. The camps' focus is on teaching 21st century non-cognitive skills while also offering traditional overnight camp activities like team sports, visual and performing arts, outdoor adventure, and water sports. Kenwood and Evergreen are also known for their robust staff-to-camper ratio, with 200 staff for 330 campers. All bunks have a maximum of eleven campers with a minimum of two general counselors.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Boston’s Best Sleep Away Summer Camps For Kids « CBS Boston )〕 Camp Kenwood for Boys was founded in 1930 by Ken Huberman. In 1950 Huberman and his wife Bernice founded Camp Evergreen for Girls, the sister camp of Kenwood. The camps were sold in 1959 to Arthur and Judy Sharenow, who owned and operated the summer camps until 1997. At that time they were sold to Scott Brody, a former camper and longtime staff member. Scott has owned and operated Kenwood and Evergreen since that time. Scott is also the former Vice President of the American Camp Association. Owner/Director Scott Brody pioneered the concept that summer camps could be a solution for the widening employment skills gap in the American workforce. Much of his analysis and subsequent national advocacy stems from his collaboration with P21.org and the American Camp Association. Some of the 21st Century Skills that Kenwood and Evergreen focus on include creativity, collaboration, responsibility, leadership, critical thinking, communication, adaptability, and flexibility.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=Teaching the Skills That Children Need to Succeed | American Camp Association )〕 == Location and facilities == Camps Kenwood and Evergreen are located on Eagle Pond Road in Wilmot, New Hampshire. They are situated approximately from both Laconia and Concord, New Hampshire, and from Boston. The campus consists of approximately of privately owned land, and has two private beaches on Eagle Pond. Facilities include 11 clay tennis courts, three soccer fields, three baseball/softball diamonds, five visual art studios, music studio, theater, ropes course and natural climbing wall, and over 50 buildings. Also located on campus are a traditional archery range and a 3-D experience that lets campers take aim at foam rubber dinosaurs and other mythological animals. The camps' winter office is located in Sharon, Massachusetts, along with the affiliated Everwood Day Camp.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Empty lakeside grounds in Sharon once again home to a youth camp - The Boston Globe )〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Camps Kenwood and Evergreen」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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