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Milton awards contracts for parks enrichment programs

The “Bach to Rock” music school has been awarded a contract to run youth and adult music classes and camps for the Milton Parks and Recreation Department. BACH TO ROCK
The “Bach to Rock” music school has been awarded a contract to run youth and adult music classes and camps for the Milton Parks and Recreation Department. BACH TO ROCK
By David Ibata
March 25, 2020

The Milton City Council has approved contracts with various outside vendors to provide enrichment programs – from STEM camps to dance to photography – for the Parks and Recreation Department.

Davis Educational Services LLC, doing business as Challenge Island, will offer two, STEM-based educational summer camp this year at Bethwell Community Center or Community Place in downtown Crabapple. Rhythm N’ Shoes will provide year-round recreational dance classes for youths of various ages at Bethwell.

Starr Petronella Photography LLC will offer classes, workshops and photography centered on children’s camps at Bethwell or Community Place. Wavelength Learning Group Inc., doing business as Bach to Rock, will provide youth and adult music classes and camps at Bethwell and Community Place.

The city will earn a 15% commission on registrations.

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