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Tuesday May 14, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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Early Voting
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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AFK Hold
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pickleball - Pickleball at Lay Park Community Center
Indoor pickleball courts are available at Aaron Heard Park Community Center and Lay Park Community Center.Outdoor pickleball courts are available at Southeast Clarke Park and the tennis courts at Satterfield Park as well as Aaron Heard Park on a first-come, first-serve basis.Check out the Athens Area Pickleball Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/athensareapickleball/?fref=ts
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Berry Dunn Meetings in Rec Hall
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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SG Zoo Tour: Barnett Shoals Elementary (ACC/CCSD)
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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MP Picnic Shelter 2: Barrow Elementary 5th Grade Celebration (ACC/CCSD)
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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MP Picnic Shelter 3: Barrow Elementary 5th Grade Celebration (ACC/CCSD)
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park Fall 2023
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Silver - May
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park Fall 2023
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold - May
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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3D Champs Youth Football
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Wellness Program Dance Class
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club 2023-2024 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center!Teen Media Arts Club presents a FILM SCREENING: May 7th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Community RoomTeen Fashion Design Club FASHION SHOW: May 14th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Atrium Gallery-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Media Arts Club 2023-2024 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center!Teen Media Arts Club presents a FILM SCREENING: May 7th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Community RoomTeen Fashion Design Club FASHION SHOW: May 14th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Atrium Gallery-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Baseball Practice
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Classic City Majorettes/Baton - Classic City Majorettes Performance Team
Come twirl with the best! We offer instruction in dance-twirling, strutting, marching technique and more! Our majorette program is the hit of the town! Classes fill quickly. You do not want to miss the chance to have your daughter receive training from the best instructors around.Students may also have the opportunity to demonstrate their skills in community performances depending on COVID.Classes available for students ages 5 and older and are held at Bishop Park under the covered tennis courts.Batons and uniforms are extra. Information is provided in the Parent Information letter provided in the forms section.Basics Skills (Beginner) - for students ages 5-12. Students will learn the basic skills and fundamentals of baton twirling including basic twirls, beginner tricks, bodywork and more! A baton is required for this class. Participants in this class will not participate in community performances and will not need to purchase uniforms.Performance Team (Beginner-Advance) - for students ages 5 and older. Students will learn twirling fundamentals needed to be successful on the Performance Team. Basic to advance twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Intermediate level requires two batons and uniforms and advance levels require three batons and uniforms.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Beginner Clinic May 14th
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Line Dancing - Line Dancing
Line dancing is a great way to stay active and keep your body moving! Rocksprings Park is hosting a class for active adults to come together once a week to learn and practice a new dance each month.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Team Redundancy Team @ ACCPD Enforcers
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Caterpillar @ Normaltown Barflys
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Silver Bullets @ Synergy
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2024 3.0 Non-Advancing
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2024 3.0 Non-Advancing
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2024 3.0 Non-Advancing
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Intermediate/Advance Clinic May 14th
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Burrough's Farm @ Normaltown Barflys
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Bell's @ Bulldog Softball
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: East Side - BPT @ Sandlot Sluggers
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: WA Engineering @ Sandlot Sluggers
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: ACCPD Enforcers @ Burrough's Farm
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Team Redundancy Team @ The Juice is Loose
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Tuesday May 21, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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Election Day
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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AFK Hold
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8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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Elections (No Rentals/Programs)
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pickleball - Pickleball at Lay Park Community Center
Indoor pickleball courts are available at Aaron Heard Park Community Center and Lay Park Community Center.Outdoor pickleball courts are available at Southeast Clarke Park and the tennis courts at Satterfield Park as well as Aaron Heard Park on a first-come, first-serve basis.Check out the Athens Area Pickleball Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/athensareapickleball/?fref=ts
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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CCSD Fowler Drive Elementary
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park Fall 2023
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park Fall 2023
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold - May
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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3D Champs Youth Football
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club 2023-2024 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center!Teen Media Arts Club presents a FILM SCREENING: May 7th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Community RoomTeen Fashion Design Club FASHION SHOW: May 14th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Atrium Gallery-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Media Arts Club 2023-2024 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center!Teen Media Arts Club presents a FILM SCREENING: May 7th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Community RoomTeen Fashion Design Club FASHION SHOW: May 14th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Atrium Gallery-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Baseball Practice
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Classic City Majorettes/Baton - Classic City Majorettes Performance Team
Come twirl with the best! We offer instruction in dance-twirling, strutting, marching technique and more! Our majorette program is the hit of the town! Classes fill quickly. You do not want to miss the chance to have your daughter receive training from the best instructors around.Students may also have the opportunity to demonstrate their skills in community performances depending on COVID.Classes available for students ages 5 and older and are held at Bishop Park under the covered tennis courts.Batons and uniforms are extra. Information is provided in the Parent Information letter provided in the forms section.Basics Skills (Beginner) - for students ages 5-12. Students will learn the basic skills and fundamentals of baton twirling including basic twirls, beginner tricks, bodywork and more! A baton is required for this class. Participants in this class will not participate in community performances and will not need to purchase uniforms.Performance Team (Beginner-Advance) - for students ages 5 and older. Students will learn twirling fundamentals needed to be successful on the Performance Team. Basic to advance twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Intermediate level requires two batons and uniforms and advance levels require three batons and uniforms.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Beginner Clinic May 21st
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Line Dancing - Line Dancing
Line dancing is a great way to stay active and keep your body moving! Rocksprings Park is hosting a class for active adults to come together once a week to learn and practice a new dance each month.
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2024 3.0 Non-Advancing
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2024 3.0 Non-Advancing
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2024 3.0 Non-Advancing
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Intermediate/Advance Clinic May 21st
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Tuesday May 28, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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SCNC Camp Hold
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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TIA Camp HOLD
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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AFK Hold
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Accelerated Programs 1-4 - Physical Fitness
These camps are reserved for students who participate in our Accelerated Dance Programs 1-4.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Ballet and Tap
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Modern Dance
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Physical Fitness
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Physical Fitness Summer Camp (EAEDC)
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Basketball Camp - Ages 8-12 (May 28 - May 31)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Girls Flag Football Camp - Ages 9-13 (May 28 - May 31)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Zoo Week
Parents, are you looking for weekly camps to engage your child where they will receive excellent supervision and meet new friends? Well, Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy has got an eight week summer line-up of exciting day camps for students 6 through 12 years! Each day is filled with gymnastics challenges, arts & crafts, group games, and team work! No previous gymnastics is required. Only a willingness to try and an overall interest in gymnastics. Checkout out our themes! (Note: we will not be swimming during any of our camps).Week 1: May 28-31 Zoo Week (No camp May 27): Lions, Tigers and Bears Oh My! Campers will be learning about all types of animals while learning and challenging their own bodies to move and find fun ways to work together. Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 2: June 3-7 Kung Fu Panda Week (Ninja week): One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy creating and developing challenging ninja courses and engaging in friendly competitions to see who will be crowned Kung Fu Panda Ninja Champion by the end of the week!Week 3: June 10-14 Disney Week: What summer is complete without the great adventures of the Magical World of Disney? Come and join us as we flip and flop to our favorite Disney tunes. Campers will enjoy choreographing routines to their favorite shows!Week 4: June 17-21 Space Week (No camp June 19): This week of gymnastics camps we will be exploring outer space. Campers will be learning about other planets alongside cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 5: July 1-5 Ocean Week (No Camp July 4): This week of gymnastics camps we will incorporate exploring sea life and ocean theme activities while teaching our campers cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 6: July 8-12 Superhero and Villains Week: The question of who is in control, Super Heroes or Villains, still remains. So, once again, we invite them back to settle the score the gymnastics way!Week 7: July 15-19 Pirates and Mermaids Week: Ahoy ye pirates and mermaids! Join our crew aboard the ACGA vessel as we set sail for an open sea adventure of cartwheels, rolls, games and so much more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 8: July 22-26 Olympic Week: It is the greatest time for sports, and it only comes around every 4 years. The campers will be learning about past and present Olympics and getting them ready for this years Olympics. This is exciting not only for the sport of gymnastics, but all summer sports.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff, we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year. Maintaining up to date skill development and safety awareness is a top priority. COVID-19 Policy
Students temperatures taken.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication 48-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Silver - May
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold - May
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club 2023-2024 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center!Teen Media Arts Club presents a FILM SCREENING: May 7th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Community RoomTeen Fashion Design Club FASHION SHOW: May 14th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Atrium Gallery-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Media Arts Club 2023-2024 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center!Teen Media Arts Club presents a FILM SCREENING: May 7th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Community RoomTeen Fashion Design Club FASHION SHOW: May 14th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Atrium Gallery-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Baseball Practice
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Beginner Clinic May 28th
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Line Dancing - Line Dancing
Line dancing is a great way to stay active and keep your body moving! Rocksprings Park is hosting a class for active adults to come together once a week to learn and practice a new dance each month.
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Intermediate/Advance Clinic May 28th
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Wednesday May 29, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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SCNC Camp Hold
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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TIA Camp HOLD
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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AFK Hold
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Accelerated Programs 1-4 - Physical Fitness
These camps are reserved for students who participate in our Accelerated Dance Programs 1-4.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Ballet and Tap
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Modern Dance
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Physical Fitness
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Physical Fitness Summer Camp (EAEDC)
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Dudley Celebration GOSP Grant
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Basketball Camp - Ages 8-12 (May 28 - May 31)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Girls Flag Football Camp - Ages 9-13 (May 28 - May 31)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Zoo Week
Parents, are you looking for weekly camps to engage your child where they will receive excellent supervision and meet new friends? Well, Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy has got an eight week summer line-up of exciting day camps for students 6 through 12 years! Each day is filled with gymnastics challenges, arts & crafts, group games, and team work! No previous gymnastics is required. Only a willingness to try and an overall interest in gymnastics. Checkout out our themes! (Note: we will not be swimming during any of our camps).Week 1: May 28-31 Zoo Week (No camp May 27): Lions, Tigers and Bears Oh My! Campers will be learning about all types of animals while learning and challenging their own bodies to move and find fun ways to work together. Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 2: June 3-7 Kung Fu Panda Week (Ninja week): One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy creating and developing challenging ninja courses and engaging in friendly competitions to see who will be crowned Kung Fu Panda Ninja Champion by the end of the week!Week 3: June 10-14 Disney Week: What summer is complete without the great adventures of the Magical World of Disney? Come and join us as we flip and flop to our favorite Disney tunes. Campers will enjoy choreographing routines to their favorite shows!Week 4: June 17-21 Space Week (No camp June 19): This week of gymnastics camps we will be exploring outer space. Campers will be learning about other planets alongside cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 5: July 1-5 Ocean Week (No Camp July 4): This week of gymnastics camps we will incorporate exploring sea life and ocean theme activities while teaching our campers cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 6: July 8-12 Superhero and Villains Week: The question of who is in control, Super Heroes or Villains, still remains. So, once again, we invite them back to settle the score the gymnastics way!Week 7: July 15-19 Pirates and Mermaids Week: Ahoy ye pirates and mermaids! Join our crew aboard the ACGA vessel as we set sail for an open sea adventure of cartwheels, rolls, games and so much more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 8: July 22-26 Olympic Week: It is the greatest time for sports, and it only comes around every 4 years. The campers will be learning about past and present Olympics and getting them ready for this years Olympics. This is exciting not only for the sport of gymnastics, but all summer sports.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff, we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year. Maintaining up to date skill development and safety awareness is a top priority. COVID-19 Policy
Students temperatures taken.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication 48-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Bronze - May
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold - May
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Tennis Club
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Table Tennis - Table Tennis (Wednesday evenings)
Do you enjoy playing table tennis or want to learn a new hobby? Whether you like to play for fun or for competition, come play with the Athens Georgia Table Tennis Club on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm and Saturday afternoons from 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM at Aaron Heard Park & Community Center.
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April May 29th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April May 29th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April May 29th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April May 29th
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Thursday May 30, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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SCNC Camp Hold
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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TIA Camp HOLD
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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AFK Hold
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Accelerated Programs 1-4 - Physical Fitness
These camps are reserved for students who participate in our Accelerated Dance Programs 1-4.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Ballet and Tap
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Modern Dance
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Physical Fitness
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Physical Fitness Summer Camp (EAEDC)
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Basketball Camp - Ages 8-12 (May 28 - May 31)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Girls Flag Football Camp - Ages 9-13 (May 28 - May 31)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Zoo Week
Parents, are you looking for weekly camps to engage your child where they will receive excellent supervision and meet new friends? Well, Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy has got an eight week summer line-up of exciting day camps for students 6 through 12 years! Each day is filled with gymnastics challenges, arts & crafts, group games, and team work! No previous gymnastics is required. Only a willingness to try and an overall interest in gymnastics. Checkout out our themes! (Note: we will not be swimming during any of our camps).Week 1: May 28-31 Zoo Week (No camp May 27): Lions, Tigers and Bears Oh My! Campers will be learning about all types of animals while learning and challenging their own bodies to move and find fun ways to work together. Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 2: June 3-7 Kung Fu Panda Week (Ninja week): One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy creating and developing challenging ninja courses and engaging in friendly competitions to see who will be crowned Kung Fu Panda Ninja Champion by the end of the week!Week 3: June 10-14 Disney Week: What summer is complete without the great adventures of the Magical World of Disney? Come and join us as we flip and flop to our favorite Disney tunes. Campers will enjoy choreographing routines to their favorite shows!Week 4: June 17-21 Space Week (No camp June 19): This week of gymnastics camps we will be exploring outer space. Campers will be learning about other planets alongside cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 5: July 1-5 Ocean Week (No Camp July 4): This week of gymnastics camps we will incorporate exploring sea life and ocean theme activities while teaching our campers cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 6: July 8-12 Superhero and Villains Week: The question of who is in control, Super Heroes or Villains, still remains. So, once again, we invite them back to settle the score the gymnastics way!Week 7: July 15-19 Pirates and Mermaids Week: Ahoy ye pirates and mermaids! Join our crew aboard the ACGA vessel as we set sail for an open sea adventure of cartwheels, rolls, games and so much more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 8: July 22-26 Olympic Week: It is the greatest time for sports, and it only comes around every 4 years. The campers will be learning about past and present Olympics and getting them ready for this years Olympics. This is exciting not only for the sport of gymnastics, but all summer sports.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff, we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year. Maintaining up to date skill development and safety awareness is a top priority. COVID-19 Policy
Students temperatures taken.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication 48-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Silver - May
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold - May
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club 2023-2024 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center!Teen Media Arts Club presents a FILM SCREENING: May 7th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Community RoomTeen Fashion Design Club FASHION SHOW: May 14th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Atrium Gallery-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Baseball Practice
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Friday May 31, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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SCNC Camp Hold
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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TIA Camp HOLD
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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AFK Hold
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Accelerated Programs 1-4 - Physical Fitness
These camps are reserved for students who participate in our Accelerated Dance Programs 1-4.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Ballet and Tap
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Modern Dance
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Physical Fitness
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Physical Fitness Summer Camp (EAEDC)
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Basketball Camp - Ages 8-12 (May 28 - May 31)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Girls Flag Football Camp - Ages 9-13 (May 28 - May 31)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Zoo Week
Parents, are you looking for weekly camps to engage your child where they will receive excellent supervision and meet new friends? Well, Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy has got an eight week summer line-up of exciting day camps for students 6 through 12 years! Each day is filled with gymnastics challenges, arts & crafts, group games, and team work! No previous gymnastics is required. Only a willingness to try and an overall interest in gymnastics. Checkout out our themes! (Note: we will not be swimming during any of our camps).Week 1: May 28-31 Zoo Week (No camp May 27): Lions, Tigers and Bears Oh My! Campers will be learning about all types of animals while learning and challenging their own bodies to move and find fun ways to work together. Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 2: June 3-7 Kung Fu Panda Week (Ninja week): One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy creating and developing challenging ninja courses and engaging in friendly competitions to see who will be crowned Kung Fu Panda Ninja Champion by the end of the week!Week 3: June 10-14 Disney Week: What summer is complete without the great adventures of the Magical World of Disney? Come and join us as we flip and flop to our favorite Disney tunes. Campers will enjoy choreographing routines to their favorite shows!Week 4: June 17-21 Space Week (No camp June 19): This week of gymnastics camps we will be exploring outer space. Campers will be learning about other planets alongside cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 5: July 1-5 Ocean Week (No Camp July 4): This week of gymnastics camps we will incorporate exploring sea life and ocean theme activities while teaching our campers cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 6: July 8-12 Superhero and Villains Week: The question of who is in control, Super Heroes or Villains, still remains. So, once again, we invite them back to settle the score the gymnastics way!Week 7: July 15-19 Pirates and Mermaids Week: Ahoy ye pirates and mermaids! Join our crew aboard the ACGA vessel as we set sail for an open sea adventure of cartwheels, rolls, games and so much more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 8: July 22-26 Olympic Week: It is the greatest time for sports, and it only comes around every 4 years. The campers will be learning about past and present Olympics and getting them ready for this years Olympics. This is exciting not only for the sport of gymnastics, but all summer sports.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff, we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year. Maintaining up to date skill development and safety awareness is a top priority. COVID-19 Policy
Students temperatures taken.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication 48-hours before returning.
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10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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MP Picnic Shelter 3: ACC Ag & Nat Resources Extension - Master Naturalists
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Grand Slam - Grand Slam: May 31st "Grand Slam Kickoff"
Grand Slam is a summer program, exclusively for Athens-Clarke County Middle and High School students. Join us for an evening of games, giveaways, guest speakers, life enrichment activities, music, refreshments, sports, and more. Registration begins May 4th at 9:00 AM. Program Schedule5:45 PM: Doors Open6:15-8:45: Organized Games & Activities at Lay Park8:45-9:00 PM: Student Dismissal and Parent Pick-up
Grand Slam:Week 1: Grand Slam KickoffOpening night of the Grand Slam should start off with a bang! A 70’s themed party will be just that! Some current music mixed in with some 70’s classics will be a sure-fire way to set the tone of The Grand Slam. With THE OFFICIAL Grand slam DJ; DJ Lauryn Trill on the 1s and 2s and Official Grand slam Host/MC; LG on the microphone…this party will definitely be funkadelic ! Week 2: Play at LayLive DJ and host to foster in some good music and vibes while kids enjoy the festivities, Tonight we will tie-dye some SWAG to take home and battle it out with a Nerf War. There will also be some very interesting glow in the dark games. Week 3: Pool Party TingzWith a live DJ and MC kids will enjoy the sun, pool and music to make it an extreme vibe. We are going even bigger this year adding a giant water inflatable, pool games and more!! Week 4: Go Big or Go HomeWho wants to be the biggest ? This night will be filled with the BIGGEST GAMES we could find. Giant Volleyball, Madden, NBA 2K, Pong, and Twister, just to name a few. This night is all about BIG ENERGY & EVEN BIGGER FUN! Week 5: 4 The CultureTwo Premier Step teams and dance teams will perform. The kids will have an opportunity to witness two styles of dance that are pivotal to the culture. Kids can wear HBCU paraphernalia and will have a chance to ‘Meet the Greeks’!Week 6: ISSA Vibe Hip Hop ConcertWho doesn't love a good clean hip hop concert? We’d be remiss not to support our local artist. This would be a great way to showcase the amazing talent that we have in our community. But first, we are going to enjoy hip-hop karaoke/bingo, charades, trivia, and of course a Paint & Vibe! Oooh Yeah it's giving VIBES ALL NIGHT!! Week 7: Who Run ItThis will be a fun-filled event jam packed with camaraderie and competition as the youth go head-to-head with law enforcement, firefighters, and parents! This will be a creative effort in bridging the gap between government orgs and the youth in our community!Week 8: 2nd Annual Summer PromWe definitely had to run this one back! This is the biggest event of the summer and the finale of the Grand Slam! Participants will experience prom during the summer. We will crown a King and Queen, give out awards for best dress, best sneakers, & best drip for the gentlemen.
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Monday June 3, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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SCNC Camp Hold
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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TIA Camp HOLD
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7:30 AM - 8:45 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Ballet for Grace
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Dance Camps: Full Day - Journey to Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Tap
Our Full Day camps are packed with excitement! Your child will learn a variety of dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, and Hip Hop. To maximize your experience, we suggest that you enroll in both weeks of class. All dance wear is required prior to the first day of classes. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch, full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - COED Flag Football Camp - Ages 6-8 (June 3 - June 7)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Skate Camp - Ages 6-12 (June 3 - June 7)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Bishop Park (June 3rd-June 7th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Bishop Park (June 3rd-June 7th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Explorations in Contemporary Art group 1A
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Explorations in Contemporary Art: Group 1B
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp Rock Adventures at Rocksprings Park - Week 1: June 3 - 7
Are you on the lookout for a summer filled with excitement and thrills? Look no further than Camp Rock Adventures! Get ready for a one-of-a-kind journey packed with memory-making, crafts, and both indoor and outdoor fun. Brace yourselves for our fantastic lineup of adventures: Toyland Adventures, Jungle Safari Adventures, Magical Adventures, Enchanted Kingdom Adventures, Galactic Explores Adventures, Under the Sea Adventures, Wilderness Adventures, and Pirates Cove Adventures!But the excitement doesn't stop there! Every camper will chart their summer triumphs with our exclusive Camp Rock Adventures merit badge system. Do your campers have what it takes to collect them all? Challenge them to sign up for all eight weeks and make this summer an epic adventure! Click this link for early drop off and/or late pick up at Camp Rock Adventures
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Kung Fu Panda (Ninja) Week
Parents, are you looking for weekly camps to engage your child where they will receive excellent supervision and meet new friends? Well, Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy has got an eight week summer line-up of exciting day camps for students 6 through 12 years! Each day is filled with gymnastics challenges, arts & crafts, group games, and team work! No previous gymnastics is required. Only a willingness to try and an overall interest in gymnastics. Checkout out our themes! (Note: we will not be swimming during any of our camps).Week 1: May 28-31 Zoo Week (No camp May 27): Lions, Tigers and Bears Oh My! Campers will be learning about all types of animals while learning and challenging their own bodies to move and find fun ways to work together. Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 2: June 3-7 Kung Fu Panda Week (Ninja week): One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy creating and developing challenging ninja courses and engaging in friendly competitions to see who will be crowned Kung Fu Panda Ninja Champion by the end of the week!Week 3: June 10-14 Disney Week: What summer is complete without the great adventures of the Magical World of Disney? Come and join us as we flip and flop to our favorite Disney tunes. Campers will enjoy choreographing routines to their favorite shows!Week 4: June 17-21 Space Week (No camp June 19): This week of gymnastics camps we will be exploring outer space. Campers will be learning about other planets alongside cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 5: July 1-5 Ocean Week (No Camp July 4): This week of gymnastics camps we will incorporate exploring sea life and ocean theme activities while teaching our campers cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 6: July 8-12 Superhero and Villains Week: The question of who is in control, Super Heroes or Villains, still remains. So, once again, we invite them back to settle the score the gymnastics way!Week 7: July 15-19 Pirates and Mermaids Week: Ahoy ye pirates and mermaids! Join our crew aboard the ACGA vessel as we set sail for an open sea adventure of cartwheels, rolls, games and so much more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 8: July 22-26 Olympic Week: It is the greatest time for sports, and it only comes around every 4 years. The campers will be learning about past and present Olympics and getting them ready for this years Olympics. This is exciting not only for the sport of gymnastics, but all summer sports.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff, we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year. Maintaining up to date skill development and safety awareness is a top priority. COVID-19 Policy
Students temperatures taken.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication 48-hours before returning.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure at Lay Park - Week 1: Asian Adventure
Join us at Lay Park this summer for Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure where campers will "travel" the world in 8 weeks and learn about world cultures through crafts, cuisine, and a weekly themed adventure! Every week includes a STEM focus and an age-appropriate ecology lesson to extend learning through the summer in addition to classic recreation games and summer camp activities. Week 1 | June 3-7 | Asian Adventure - Dragons and kites and ramen, Oh My! Our first adventure is a trip through Asia where campers will engineer a quaking tower, build flying kites, and explore oriental food.Week 2 | June 10-14 | South American Adventure - Can you survive a week in the rainforest? Campers will learn about South America through a variety of STEM challenges, games, scavenger hunts, and DIY snacks.Week 3 | June 17-21 | African Adventure - Campers will explore the food and fashion of Africa, make a working volcano, and go on safari through the savanna.Week 4 | June 24-28 | Australia Adventure - Join us as we explore the land Down Under. Campers will go under the sea to learn about the colorful coral reef and ocean conservation by building and racing boats made from recycled materials.Week 5 | July 1-5 | North American Adventure - Celebrate Independence Day and become a spy to solve a mystery. Campers will create crafty gadgets and build get away rockets to aid their mission. Week 6 | July 8-12 | European Adventure - Camper will take an art tour through Europe, from classic art to art in STEM. We’ll end the week with Talent Show Theatre starring our campers!Week 7 | July 15-19 | Antarctica Adventure - Campers will have an opportunity to wear Christmas gear again when we celebrate Christmas in July and tour through Antarctica! Campers will learn to make cold treats from scratch, tie dye projects, and about our cold weather friends, the polar bears. Week 8 | July 22-26 | Out of This World Adventure - Travel through the galaxy with us as our campers learn about space, astronauts and a engineering fun!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp - Team Building
Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp is a fun and exciting camp for kids ages 6 to 12. Campers will have the opportunity to explore their talents in a variety of areas, including music, dance, cooking, etiquette, arts and crafts, and swimming. At the end of the camp, there will be a talent show where campers can showcase their skills to their families and friends. Week 1 TEAM BUILDING June 3rd-June 7th Week 2 GAME ON June 10th-June 14th Week 3 ART IS US June 17th-June 21st (closed Wednesday for Juneteenth Holiday) Week 4 BAKE OFF June 24th-June 28th Week 5 RECESS July 1st-July 5th (closed Thursday for 4th of July Holiday) Week 6 GUESS THAT SOUND July 8th-July 12th Week 7 ESCAPE WITH YOUR SKILLS July 15th -July 19th Week 8 TALENT SHOW July 22nd-July 26th
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature Navigators Day Camp at Memorial Park (7-12 years) - The Fantastic Five (June 3-7)
Join us this summer at Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo! Explore outdoor and nature-based activities from swimming and hiking to animal encounters and more.Week 1: June 3rd-7th"The Fantastic Five" (Senses)Get ready to embark on a sensory-rich adventure! We will discover how the five senses allow us to explore the natural world. We will also put these senses to the test and see how animal senses differ from our own!Week 2: June 10th-14th"The Dark Night" (Nocturnal Lifestyles)What happens to the world after the sun sets? This week we are exploring nature under the moonlight. We will be exposing the hidden secrets of nocturnal animals at Bear Hollow Zoo and their lifestyles!Week 3: June 17th-18th & June 20th-21st *NO CAMP WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH*"The Hunger Games" (Diets & Energy Exchange)This week is all about the exchange of energy throughout the animal kingdom! Get excited to discover the differences between omnivores, carnivores, and herbivores and learn about each of their unique roles in the ecosystem. Week 4: June 24th-28th"Where the Wild Things Are" (Habitats & Niches)Let's talk about all of the wildlife in Georgia! How does the Georgia landscape provide habitats and support the needs of certain species? Prepare to become an expert on what makes a habitat a home for these native neighbors!Week 5: July 1st-3rd & July 5th *NO CAMP THURSDAY, JULY 4TH*"Happy Feet" (Animal Locomotion & Tracks)How do snakes get around without feet? During this week, we will figure out how animals move around and how to identify their tracks. Prepare to take a walk on the wild side and learn how animals navigate their environments!Week 6: July 8th-12th"Turning Red" (Adaptations)How do animals deal with the summer heat? Do they have to take a dip in the pool too? During this week at summer camp, we will discover the importance of animal adaptations and how these aid in their survival and well-being! Week 7: July 15-19th"The Way of the Water" (Water)How important is water? Why do we, and animals, need it to survive and thrive? Splash into this immersing week at summer camp, where we will explore water’s role in nature. Get ready to slip and slide into some water fun!Week 8: July 22nd-26th"Into the Woods" (Outdoor Exploration)Join us for a week of summer camp devoted to all things outdoors. Prepare to become a naturalist and jump into the world of bugs, flowers, animals, and everything in-between! Help us wrap up summer in the best way: by utilizing your nature navigator skills!Camp registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily. Early Drop Off (7:30 am to 9:00 am) and/or Late Pick Up (4:00 pm to 5:30 pm) are available for an additional fee.Participants will receive via email a guide to camp including what to bring daily and camp rules/needs. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up times on the first day of camp.Can't wait to have a wild summer!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp (13-15yrs) - Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp Week 1:June 3-7
Get ready to explore Athens’ greatest natural hits…with a twist! This nature-based teen camp will take place across Sandy Creek Park, Memorial Park/Bear Hollow Zoo, and Sandy Creek Nature Center. While the camp’s home-base will be at Sandy Creek Park, campers will get the best of all three facilities! Each day will hold a variety of new adventures as campers get the inside scoop on the inner workings of the zoo, have up close encounters with the animals that call Bear Hollow Zoo home, go swimming, learn archery, kayak, participate in trail hikes, and much more! Special sessions will occur each week and include unique presentations, hands-on workshops, and venturing out on field trips to explore local gems in and around Athens.Camp registration is limited to 2 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are 9:00am-4:00pm daily with drop-off and pick-up occurring at Sandy Creek Park – Pavilion 1 (Note: This is NOT the same facility as Sandy Creek Nature Center). Early and late care are not available for this camp.Registered participants will receive a guide to camp via email the week before their registered session. This will include camp rules, highlighted weekly activities, and what to bring each day. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up on the first day of camp.Week 1: June 3-7, 2024Week 2: June 10-14, 2024Week 3: June 17-21, 2024 *NO camp on Wednesday, June 19th*Week 4: June 24-28, 2024Week 5: July 1-5, 2024 *NO camp on Thursday, July 4th*Week 6: July 8-12, 2024Week 7: July 15-19, 2024
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (7-8 years) - Hooray for Herptiles: Week 1: (7-8 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.
Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (9-12 years) - Hooray for Herptiles: Week 1: (9-12 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Heard Park - Week 1 June 3-7 : Adventure Time
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and Dirty Don’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs in the MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing into SummerBring a change of clothes everyday for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild!Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs.Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship.Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso's Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy!Week 8: Looking Into the Future
Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Lay Park - Week 1 June 3-7 : Adventure Time
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and DirtyDon’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs In The MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing Into the SummerBring a change of clothes every day for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild! Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs. Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy! Week 8: Looking Into the Future Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teens In Action - Teens In Action - Week 1 (June 3-June 7)
Teens in Action is a service based teen camp where participants learn the importance of volunteering and the impact their efforts have on the community. Mornings are spent volunteering with local non-profits and government organizations. Afternoons feature a variety of recreational activities.Schedule:Week 1- June 3-June 7Week 2- June 10-June 14Week 3- June 17-June 21 (NO CAMP on Wednesday June 19)Week 4- June 24-June 28Week 5- July 1-July 5 (NO CAMP on Thursday July 4)Week 6- July 8-July 12Week 7- July 15-July 19 Teens may register for a maximum of two weeks.
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9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pick Up Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tuesday June 4, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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SCNC Camp Hold
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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TIA Camp HOLD
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7:30 AM - 8:45 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Ballet for Grace
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Dance Camps: Full Day - Journey to Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Tap
Our Full Day camps are packed with excitement! Your child will learn a variety of dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, and Hip Hop. To maximize your experience, we suggest that you enroll in both weeks of class. All dance wear is required prior to the first day of classes. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch, full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - COED Flag Football Camp - Ages 6-8 (June 3 - June 7)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Skate Camp - Ages 6-12 (June 3 - June 7)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Bishop Park (June 3rd-June 7th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Bishop Park (June 3rd-June 7th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Explorations in Contemporary Art group 1A
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Explorations in Contemporary Art: Group 1B
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp Rock Adventures at Rocksprings Park - Week 1: June 3 - 7
Are you on the lookout for a summer filled with excitement and thrills? Look no further than Camp Rock Adventures! Get ready for a one-of-a-kind journey packed with memory-making, crafts, and both indoor and outdoor fun. Brace yourselves for our fantastic lineup of adventures: Toyland Adventures, Jungle Safari Adventures, Magical Adventures, Enchanted Kingdom Adventures, Galactic Explores Adventures, Under the Sea Adventures, Wilderness Adventures, and Pirates Cove Adventures!But the excitement doesn't stop there! Every camper will chart their summer triumphs with our exclusive Camp Rock Adventures merit badge system. Do your campers have what it takes to collect them all? Challenge them to sign up for all eight weeks and make this summer an epic adventure! Click this link for early drop off and/or late pick up at Camp Rock Adventures
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Kung Fu Panda (Ninja) Week
Parents, are you looking for weekly camps to engage your child where they will receive excellent supervision and meet new friends? Well, Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy has got an eight week summer line-up of exciting day camps for students 6 through 12 years! Each day is filled with gymnastics challenges, arts & crafts, group games, and team work! No previous gymnastics is required. Only a willingness to try and an overall interest in gymnastics. Checkout out our themes! (Note: we will not be swimming during any of our camps).Week 1: May 28-31 Zoo Week (No camp May 27): Lions, Tigers and Bears Oh My! Campers will be learning about all types of animals while learning and challenging their own bodies to move and find fun ways to work together. Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 2: June 3-7 Kung Fu Panda Week (Ninja week): One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy creating and developing challenging ninja courses and engaging in friendly competitions to see who will be crowned Kung Fu Panda Ninja Champion by the end of the week!Week 3: June 10-14 Disney Week: What summer is complete without the great adventures of the Magical World of Disney? Come and join us as we flip and flop to our favorite Disney tunes. Campers will enjoy choreographing routines to their favorite shows!Week 4: June 17-21 Space Week (No camp June 19): This week of gymnastics camps we will be exploring outer space. Campers will be learning about other planets alongside cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 5: July 1-5 Ocean Week (No Camp July 4): This week of gymnastics camps we will incorporate exploring sea life and ocean theme activities while teaching our campers cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 6: July 8-12 Superhero and Villains Week: The question of who is in control, Super Heroes or Villains, still remains. So, once again, we invite them back to settle the score the gymnastics way!Week 7: July 15-19 Pirates and Mermaids Week: Ahoy ye pirates and mermaids! Join our crew aboard the ACGA vessel as we set sail for an open sea adventure of cartwheels, rolls, games and so much more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 8: July 22-26 Olympic Week: It is the greatest time for sports, and it only comes around every 4 years. The campers will be learning about past and present Olympics and getting them ready for this years Olympics. This is exciting not only for the sport of gymnastics, but all summer sports.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff, we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year. Maintaining up to date skill development and safety awareness is a top priority. COVID-19 Policy
Students temperatures taken.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication 48-hours before returning.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure at Lay Park - Week 1: Asian Adventure
Join us at Lay Park this summer for Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure where campers will "travel" the world in 8 weeks and learn about world cultures through crafts, cuisine, and a weekly themed adventure! Every week includes a STEM focus and an age-appropriate ecology lesson to extend learning through the summer in addition to classic recreation games and summer camp activities. Week 1 | June 3-7 | Asian Adventure - Dragons and kites and ramen, Oh My! Our first adventure is a trip through Asia where campers will engineer a quaking tower, build flying kites, and explore oriental food.Week 2 | June 10-14 | South American Adventure - Can you survive a week in the rainforest? Campers will learn about South America through a variety of STEM challenges, games, scavenger hunts, and DIY snacks.Week 3 | June 17-21 | African Adventure - Campers will explore the food and fashion of Africa, make a working volcano, and go on safari through the savanna.Week 4 | June 24-28 | Australia Adventure - Join us as we explore the land Down Under. Campers will go under the sea to learn about the colorful coral reef and ocean conservation by building and racing boats made from recycled materials.Week 5 | July 1-5 | North American Adventure - Celebrate Independence Day and become a spy to solve a mystery. Campers will create crafty gadgets and build get away rockets to aid their mission. Week 6 | July 8-12 | European Adventure - Camper will take an art tour through Europe, from classic art to art in STEM. We’ll end the week with Talent Show Theatre starring our campers!Week 7 | July 15-19 | Antarctica Adventure - Campers will have an opportunity to wear Christmas gear again when we celebrate Christmas in July and tour through Antarctica! Campers will learn to make cold treats from scratch, tie dye projects, and about our cold weather friends, the polar bears. Week 8 | July 22-26 | Out of This World Adventure - Travel through the galaxy with us as our campers learn about space, astronauts and a engineering fun!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp - Team Building
Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp is a fun and exciting camp for kids ages 6 to 12. Campers will have the opportunity to explore their talents in a variety of areas, including music, dance, cooking, etiquette, arts and crafts, and swimming. At the end of the camp, there will be a talent show where campers can showcase their skills to their families and friends. Week 1 TEAM BUILDING June 3rd-June 7th Week 2 GAME ON June 10th-June 14th Week 3 ART IS US June 17th-June 21st (closed Wednesday for Juneteenth Holiday) Week 4 BAKE OFF June 24th-June 28th Week 5 RECESS July 1st-July 5th (closed Thursday for 4th of July Holiday) Week 6 GUESS THAT SOUND July 8th-July 12th Week 7 ESCAPE WITH YOUR SKILLS July 15th -July 19th Week 8 TALENT SHOW July 22nd-July 26th
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature Navigators Day Camp at Memorial Park (7-12 years) - The Fantastic Five (June 3-7)
Join us this summer at Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo! Explore outdoor and nature-based activities from swimming and hiking to animal encounters and more.Week 1: June 3rd-7th"The Fantastic Five" (Senses)Get ready to embark on a sensory-rich adventure! We will discover how the five senses allow us to explore the natural world. We will also put these senses to the test and see how animal senses differ from our own!Week 2: June 10th-14th"The Dark Night" (Nocturnal Lifestyles)What happens to the world after the sun sets? This week we are exploring nature under the moonlight. We will be exposing the hidden secrets of nocturnal animals at Bear Hollow Zoo and their lifestyles!Week 3: June 17th-18th & June 20th-21st *NO CAMP WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH*"The Hunger Games" (Diets & Energy Exchange)This week is all about the exchange of energy throughout the animal kingdom! Get excited to discover the differences between omnivores, carnivores, and herbivores and learn about each of their unique roles in the ecosystem. Week 4: June 24th-28th"Where the Wild Things Are" (Habitats & Niches)Let's talk about all of the wildlife in Georgia! How does the Georgia landscape provide habitats and support the needs of certain species? Prepare to become an expert on what makes a habitat a home for these native neighbors!Week 5: July 1st-3rd & July 5th *NO CAMP THURSDAY, JULY 4TH*"Happy Feet" (Animal Locomotion & Tracks)How do snakes get around without feet? During this week, we will figure out how animals move around and how to identify their tracks. Prepare to take a walk on the wild side and learn how animals navigate their environments!Week 6: July 8th-12th"Turning Red" (Adaptations)How do animals deal with the summer heat? Do they have to take a dip in the pool too? During this week at summer camp, we will discover the importance of animal adaptations and how these aid in their survival and well-being! Week 7: July 15-19th"The Way of the Water" (Water)How important is water? Why do we, and animals, need it to survive and thrive? Splash into this immersing week at summer camp, where we will explore water’s role in nature. Get ready to slip and slide into some water fun!Week 8: July 22nd-26th"Into the Woods" (Outdoor Exploration)Join us for a week of summer camp devoted to all things outdoors. Prepare to become a naturalist and jump into the world of bugs, flowers, animals, and everything in-between! Help us wrap up summer in the best way: by utilizing your nature navigator skills!Camp registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily. Early Drop Off (7:30 am to 9:00 am) and/or Late Pick Up (4:00 pm to 5:30 pm) are available for an additional fee.Participants will receive via email a guide to camp including what to bring daily and camp rules/needs. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up times on the first day of camp.Can't wait to have a wild summer!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp (13-15yrs) - Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp Week 1:June 3-7
Get ready to explore Athens’ greatest natural hits…with a twist! This nature-based teen camp will take place across Sandy Creek Park, Memorial Park/Bear Hollow Zoo, and Sandy Creek Nature Center. While the camp’s home-base will be at Sandy Creek Park, campers will get the best of all three facilities! Each day will hold a variety of new adventures as campers get the inside scoop on the inner workings of the zoo, have up close encounters with the animals that call Bear Hollow Zoo home, go swimming, learn archery, kayak, participate in trail hikes, and much more! Special sessions will occur each week and include unique presentations, hands-on workshops, and venturing out on field trips to explore local gems in and around Athens.Camp registration is limited to 2 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are 9:00am-4:00pm daily with drop-off and pick-up occurring at Sandy Creek Park – Pavilion 1 (Note: This is NOT the same facility as Sandy Creek Nature Center). Early and late care are not available for this camp.Registered participants will receive a guide to camp via email the week before their registered session. This will include camp rules, highlighted weekly activities, and what to bring each day. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up on the first day of camp.Week 1: June 3-7, 2024Week 2: June 10-14, 2024Week 3: June 17-21, 2024 *NO camp on Wednesday, June 19th*Week 4: June 24-28, 2024Week 5: July 1-5, 2024 *NO camp on Thursday, July 4th*Week 6: July 8-12, 2024Week 7: July 15-19, 2024
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (7-8 years) - Hooray for Herptiles: Week 1: (7-8 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.
Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (9-12 years) - Hooray for Herptiles: Week 1: (9-12 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Heard Park - Week 1 June 3-7 : Adventure Time
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and Dirty Don’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs in the MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing into SummerBring a change of clothes everyday for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild!Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs.Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship.Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso's Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy!Week 8: Looking Into the Future
Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Lay Park - Week 1 June 3-7 : Adventure Time
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and DirtyDon’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs In The MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing Into the SummerBring a change of clothes every day for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild! Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs. Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy! Week 8: Looking Into the Future Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teens In Action - Teens In Action - Week 1 (June 3-June 7)
Teens in Action is a service based teen camp where participants learn the importance of volunteering and the impact their efforts have on the community. Mornings are spent volunteering with local non-profits and government organizations. Afternoons feature a variety of recreational activities.Schedule:Week 1- June 3-June 7Week 2- June 10-June 14Week 3- June 17-June 21 (NO CAMP on Wednesday June 19)Week 4- June 24-June 28Week 5- July 1-July 5 (NO CAMP on Thursday July 4)Week 6- July 8-July 12Week 7- July 15-July 19 Teens may register for a maximum of two weeks.
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9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YWCO Campers to swim
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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YWCO Campers to swim
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pick Up Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club 2023-2024 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center!Teen Media Arts Club presents a FILM SCREENING: May 7th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Community RoomTeen Fashion Design Club FASHION SHOW: May 14th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Atrium Gallery-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Media Arts Club 2023-2024 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center!Teen Media Arts Club presents a FILM SCREENING: May 7th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Community RoomTeen Fashion Design Club FASHION SHOW: May 14th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Atrium Gallery-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Baseball Practice
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Line Dancing - Line Dancing
Line dancing is a great way to stay active and keep your body moving! Rocksprings Park is hosting a class for active adults to come together once a week to learn and practice a new dance each month.
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Wednesday June 5, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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SCNC Camp Hold
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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TIA Camp HOLD
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7:30 AM - 8:45 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Ballet for Grace
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Dance Camps: Full Day - Journey to Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Tap
Our Full Day camps are packed with excitement! Your child will learn a variety of dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, and Hip Hop. To maximize your experience, we suggest that you enroll in both weeks of class. All dance wear is required prior to the first day of classes. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch, full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - COED Flag Football Camp - Ages 6-8 (June 3 - June 7)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Skate Camp - Ages 6-12 (June 3 - June 7)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Bishop Park (June 3rd-June 7th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Bishop Park (June 3rd-June 7th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Explorations in Contemporary Art group 1A
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Explorations in Contemporary Art: Group 1B
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp Rock Adventures at Rocksprings Park - Week 1: June 3 - 7
Are you on the lookout for a summer filled with excitement and thrills? Look no further than Camp Rock Adventures! Get ready for a one-of-a-kind journey packed with memory-making, crafts, and both indoor and outdoor fun. Brace yourselves for our fantastic lineup of adventures: Toyland Adventures, Jungle Safari Adventures, Magical Adventures, Enchanted Kingdom Adventures, Galactic Explores Adventures, Under the Sea Adventures, Wilderness Adventures, and Pirates Cove Adventures!But the excitement doesn't stop there! Every camper will chart their summer triumphs with our exclusive Camp Rock Adventures merit badge system. Do your campers have what it takes to collect them all? Challenge them to sign up for all eight weeks and make this summer an epic adventure! Click this link for early drop off and/or late pick up at Camp Rock Adventures
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Kung Fu Panda (Ninja) Week
Parents, are you looking for weekly camps to engage your child where they will receive excellent supervision and meet new friends? Well, Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy has got an eight week summer line-up of exciting day camps for students 6 through 12 years! Each day is filled with gymnastics challenges, arts & crafts, group games, and team work! No previous gymnastics is required. Only a willingness to try and an overall interest in gymnastics. Checkout out our themes! (Note: we will not be swimming during any of our camps).Week 1: May 28-31 Zoo Week (No camp May 27): Lions, Tigers and Bears Oh My! Campers will be learning about all types of animals while learning and challenging their own bodies to move and find fun ways to work together. Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 2: June 3-7 Kung Fu Panda Week (Ninja week): One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy creating and developing challenging ninja courses and engaging in friendly competitions to see who will be crowned Kung Fu Panda Ninja Champion by the end of the week!Week 3: June 10-14 Disney Week: What summer is complete without the great adventures of the Magical World of Disney? Come and join us as we flip and flop to our favorite Disney tunes. Campers will enjoy choreographing routines to their favorite shows!Week 4: June 17-21 Space Week (No camp June 19): This week of gymnastics camps we will be exploring outer space. Campers will be learning about other planets alongside cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 5: July 1-5 Ocean Week (No Camp July 4): This week of gymnastics camps we will incorporate exploring sea life and ocean theme activities while teaching our campers cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 6: July 8-12 Superhero and Villains Week: The question of who is in control, Super Heroes or Villains, still remains. So, once again, we invite them back to settle the score the gymnastics way!Week 7: July 15-19 Pirates and Mermaids Week: Ahoy ye pirates and mermaids! Join our crew aboard the ACGA vessel as we set sail for an open sea adventure of cartwheels, rolls, games and so much more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 8: July 22-26 Olympic Week: It is the greatest time for sports, and it only comes around every 4 years. The campers will be learning about past and present Olympics and getting them ready for this years Olympics. This is exciting not only for the sport of gymnastics, but all summer sports.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff, we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year. Maintaining up to date skill development and safety awareness is a top priority. COVID-19 Policy
Students temperatures taken.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication 48-hours before returning.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure at Lay Park - Week 1: Asian Adventure
Join us at Lay Park this summer for Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure where campers will "travel" the world in 8 weeks and learn about world cultures through crafts, cuisine, and a weekly themed adventure! Every week includes a STEM focus and an age-appropriate ecology lesson to extend learning through the summer in addition to classic recreation games and summer camp activities. Week 1 | June 3-7 | Asian Adventure - Dragons and kites and ramen, Oh My! Our first adventure is a trip through Asia where campers will engineer a quaking tower, build flying kites, and explore oriental food.Week 2 | June 10-14 | South American Adventure - Can you survive a week in the rainforest? Campers will learn about South America through a variety of STEM challenges, games, scavenger hunts, and DIY snacks.Week 3 | June 17-21 | African Adventure - Campers will explore the food and fashion of Africa, make a working volcano, and go on safari through the savanna.Week 4 | June 24-28 | Australia Adventure - Join us as we explore the land Down Under. Campers will go under the sea to learn about the colorful coral reef and ocean conservation by building and racing boats made from recycled materials.Week 5 | July 1-5 | North American Adventure - Celebrate Independence Day and become a spy to solve a mystery. Campers will create crafty gadgets and build get away rockets to aid their mission. Week 6 | July 8-12 | European Adventure - Camper will take an art tour through Europe, from classic art to art in STEM. We’ll end the week with Talent Show Theatre starring our campers!Week 7 | July 15-19 | Antarctica Adventure - Campers will have an opportunity to wear Christmas gear again when we celebrate Christmas in July and tour through Antarctica! Campers will learn to make cold treats from scratch, tie dye projects, and about our cold weather friends, the polar bears. Week 8 | July 22-26 | Out of This World Adventure - Travel through the galaxy with us as our campers learn about space, astronauts and a engineering fun!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp - Team Building
Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp is a fun and exciting camp for kids ages 6 to 12. Campers will have the opportunity to explore their talents in a variety of areas, including music, dance, cooking, etiquette, arts and crafts, and swimming. At the end of the camp, there will be a talent show where campers can showcase their skills to their families and friends. Week 1 TEAM BUILDING June 3rd-June 7th Week 2 GAME ON June 10th-June 14th Week 3 ART IS US June 17th-June 21st (closed Wednesday for Juneteenth Holiday) Week 4 BAKE OFF June 24th-June 28th Week 5 RECESS July 1st-July 5th (closed Thursday for 4th of July Holiday) Week 6 GUESS THAT SOUND July 8th-July 12th Week 7 ESCAPE WITH YOUR SKILLS July 15th -July 19th Week 8 TALENT SHOW July 22nd-July 26th
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature Navigators Day Camp at Memorial Park (7-12 years) - The Fantastic Five (June 3-7)
Join us this summer at Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo! Explore outdoor and nature-based activities from swimming and hiking to animal encounters and more.Week 1: June 3rd-7th"The Fantastic Five" (Senses)Get ready to embark on a sensory-rich adventure! We will discover how the five senses allow us to explore the natural world. We will also put these senses to the test and see how animal senses differ from our own!Week 2: June 10th-14th"The Dark Night" (Nocturnal Lifestyles)What happens to the world after the sun sets? This week we are exploring nature under the moonlight. We will be exposing the hidden secrets of nocturnal animals at Bear Hollow Zoo and their lifestyles!Week 3: June 17th-18th & June 20th-21st *NO CAMP WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH*"The Hunger Games" (Diets & Energy Exchange)This week is all about the exchange of energy throughout the animal kingdom! Get excited to discover the differences between omnivores, carnivores, and herbivores and learn about each of their unique roles in the ecosystem. Week 4: June 24th-28th"Where the Wild Things Are" (Habitats & Niches)Let's talk about all of the wildlife in Georgia! How does the Georgia landscape provide habitats and support the needs of certain species? Prepare to become an expert on what makes a habitat a home for these native neighbors!Week 5: July 1st-3rd & July 5th *NO CAMP THURSDAY, JULY 4TH*"Happy Feet" (Animal Locomotion & Tracks)How do snakes get around without feet? During this week, we will figure out how animals move around and how to identify their tracks. Prepare to take a walk on the wild side and learn how animals navigate their environments!Week 6: July 8th-12th"Turning Red" (Adaptations)How do animals deal with the summer heat? Do they have to take a dip in the pool too? During this week at summer camp, we will discover the importance of animal adaptations and how these aid in their survival and well-being! Week 7: July 15-19th"The Way of the Water" (Water)How important is water? Why do we, and animals, need it to survive and thrive? Splash into this immersing week at summer camp, where we will explore water’s role in nature. Get ready to slip and slide into some water fun!Week 8: July 22nd-26th"Into the Woods" (Outdoor Exploration)Join us for a week of summer camp devoted to all things outdoors. Prepare to become a naturalist and jump into the world of bugs, flowers, animals, and everything in-between! Help us wrap up summer in the best way: by utilizing your nature navigator skills!Camp registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily. Early Drop Off (7:30 am to 9:00 am) and/or Late Pick Up (4:00 pm to 5:30 pm) are available for an additional fee.Participants will receive via email a guide to camp including what to bring daily and camp rules/needs. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up times on the first day of camp.Can't wait to have a wild summer!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp (13-15yrs) - Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp Week 1:June 3-7
Get ready to explore Athens’ greatest natural hits…with a twist! This nature-based teen camp will take place across Sandy Creek Park, Memorial Park/Bear Hollow Zoo, and Sandy Creek Nature Center. While the camp’s home-base will be at Sandy Creek Park, campers will get the best of all three facilities! Each day will hold a variety of new adventures as campers get the inside scoop on the inner workings of the zoo, have up close encounters with the animals that call Bear Hollow Zoo home, go swimming, learn archery, kayak, participate in trail hikes, and much more! Special sessions will occur each week and include unique presentations, hands-on workshops, and venturing out on field trips to explore local gems in and around Athens.Camp registration is limited to 2 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are 9:00am-4:00pm daily with drop-off and pick-up occurring at Sandy Creek Park – Pavilion 1 (Note: This is NOT the same facility as Sandy Creek Nature Center). Early and late care are not available for this camp.Registered participants will receive a guide to camp via email the week before their registered session. This will include camp rules, highlighted weekly activities, and what to bring each day. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up on the first day of camp.Week 1: June 3-7, 2024Week 2: June 10-14, 2024Week 3: June 17-21, 2024 *NO camp on Wednesday, June 19th*Week 4: June 24-28, 2024Week 5: July 1-5, 2024 *NO camp on Thursday, July 4th*Week 6: July 8-12, 2024Week 7: July 15-19, 2024
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (7-8 years) - Hooray for Herptiles: Week 1: (7-8 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.
Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (9-12 years) - Hooray for Herptiles: Week 1: (9-12 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Heard Park - Week 1 June 3-7 : Adventure Time
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and Dirty Don’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs in the MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing into SummerBring a change of clothes everyday for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild!Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs.Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship.Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso's Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy!Week 8: Looking Into the Future
Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Lay Park - Week 1 June 3-7 : Adventure Time
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and DirtyDon’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs In The MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing Into the SummerBring a change of clothes every day for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild! Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs. Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy! Week 8: Looking Into the Future Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teens In Action - Teens In Action - Week 1 (June 3-June 7)
Teens in Action is a service based teen camp where participants learn the importance of volunteering and the impact their efforts have on the community. Mornings are spent volunteering with local non-profits and government organizations. Afternoons feature a variety of recreational activities.Schedule:Week 1- June 3-June 7Week 2- June 10-June 14Week 3- June 17-June 21 (NO CAMP on Wednesday June 19)Week 4- June 24-June 28Week 5- July 1-July 5 (NO CAMP on Thursday July 4)Week 6- July 8-July 12Week 7- July 15-July 19 Teens may register for a maximum of two weeks.
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9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YWCO Campers to swim
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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YWCO Campers to swim
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pick Up Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Table Tennis - Table Tennis (Wednesday evenings)
Do you enjoy playing table tennis or want to learn a new hobby? Whether you like to play for fun or for competition, come play with the Athens Georgia Table Tennis Club on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm and Saturday afternoons from 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM at Aaron Heard Park & Community Center.
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Thursday June 6, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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SCNC Camp Hold
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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TIA Camp HOLD
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7:30 AM - 8:45 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Ballet for Grace
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Dance Camps: Full Day - Journey to Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Tap
Our Full Day camps are packed with excitement! Your child will learn a variety of dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, and Hip Hop. To maximize your experience, we suggest that you enroll in both weeks of class. All dance wear is required prior to the first day of classes. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch, full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - COED Flag Football Camp - Ages 6-8 (June 3 - June 7)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Skate Camp - Ages 6-12 (June 3 - June 7)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Bishop Park (June 3rd-June 7th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Bishop Park (June 3rd-June 7th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Explorations in Contemporary Art group 1A
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Explorations in Contemporary Art: Group 1B
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp Rock Adventures at Rocksprings Park - Week 1: June 3 - 7
Are you on the lookout for a summer filled with excitement and thrills? Look no further than Camp Rock Adventures! Get ready for a one-of-a-kind journey packed with memory-making, crafts, and both indoor and outdoor fun. Brace yourselves for our fantastic lineup of adventures: Toyland Adventures, Jungle Safari Adventures, Magical Adventures, Enchanted Kingdom Adventures, Galactic Explores Adventures, Under the Sea Adventures, Wilderness Adventures, and Pirates Cove Adventures!But the excitement doesn't stop there! Every camper will chart their summer triumphs with our exclusive Camp Rock Adventures merit badge system. Do your campers have what it takes to collect them all? Challenge them to sign up for all eight weeks and make this summer an epic adventure! Click this link for early drop off and/or late pick up at Camp Rock Adventures
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Kung Fu Panda (Ninja) Week
Parents, are you looking for weekly camps to engage your child where they will receive excellent supervision and meet new friends? Well, Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy has got an eight week summer line-up of exciting day camps for students 6 through 12 years! Each day is filled with gymnastics challenges, arts & crafts, group games, and team work! No previous gymnastics is required. Only a willingness to try and an overall interest in gymnastics. Checkout out our themes! (Note: we will not be swimming during any of our camps).Week 1: May 28-31 Zoo Week (No camp May 27): Lions, Tigers and Bears Oh My! Campers will be learning about all types of animals while learning and challenging their own bodies to move and find fun ways to work together. Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 2: June 3-7 Kung Fu Panda Week (Ninja week): One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy creating and developing challenging ninja courses and engaging in friendly competitions to see who will be crowned Kung Fu Panda Ninja Champion by the end of the week!Week 3: June 10-14 Disney Week: What summer is complete without the great adventures of the Magical World of Disney? Come and join us as we flip and flop to our favorite Disney tunes. Campers will enjoy choreographing routines to their favorite shows!Week 4: June 17-21 Space Week (No camp June 19): This week of gymnastics camps we will be exploring outer space. Campers will be learning about other planets alongside cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 5: July 1-5 Ocean Week (No Camp July 4): This week of gymnastics camps we will incorporate exploring sea life and ocean theme activities while teaching our campers cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 6: July 8-12 Superhero and Villains Week: The question of who is in control, Super Heroes or Villains, still remains. So, once again, we invite them back to settle the score the gymnastics way!Week 7: July 15-19 Pirates and Mermaids Week: Ahoy ye pirates and mermaids! Join our crew aboard the ACGA vessel as we set sail for an open sea adventure of cartwheels, rolls, games and so much more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 8: July 22-26 Olympic Week: It is the greatest time for sports, and it only comes around every 4 years. The campers will be learning about past and present Olympics and getting them ready for this years Olympics. This is exciting not only for the sport of gymnastics, but all summer sports.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff, we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year. Maintaining up to date skill development and safety awareness is a top priority. COVID-19 Policy
Students temperatures taken.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication 48-hours before returning.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure at Lay Park - Week 1: Asian Adventure
Join us at Lay Park this summer for Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure where campers will "travel" the world in 8 weeks and learn about world cultures through crafts, cuisine, and a weekly themed adventure! Every week includes a STEM focus and an age-appropriate ecology lesson to extend learning through the summer in addition to classic recreation games and summer camp activities. Week 1 | June 3-7 | Asian Adventure - Dragons and kites and ramen, Oh My! Our first adventure is a trip through Asia where campers will engineer a quaking tower, build flying kites, and explore oriental food.Week 2 | June 10-14 | South American Adventure - Can you survive a week in the rainforest? Campers will learn about South America through a variety of STEM challenges, games, scavenger hunts, and DIY snacks.Week 3 | June 17-21 | African Adventure - Campers will explore the food and fashion of Africa, make a working volcano, and go on safari through the savanna.Week 4 | June 24-28 | Australia Adventure - Join us as we explore the land Down Under. Campers will go under the sea to learn about the colorful coral reef and ocean conservation by building and racing boats made from recycled materials.Week 5 | July 1-5 | North American Adventure - Celebrate Independence Day and become a spy to solve a mystery. Campers will create crafty gadgets and build get away rockets to aid their mission. Week 6 | July 8-12 | European Adventure - Camper will take an art tour through Europe, from classic art to art in STEM. We’ll end the week with Talent Show Theatre starring our campers!Week 7 | July 15-19 | Antarctica Adventure - Campers will have an opportunity to wear Christmas gear again when we celebrate Christmas in July and tour through Antarctica! Campers will learn to make cold treats from scratch, tie dye projects, and about our cold weather friends, the polar bears. Week 8 | July 22-26 | Out of This World Adventure - Travel through the galaxy with us as our campers learn about space, astronauts and a engineering fun!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp - Team Building
Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp is a fun and exciting camp for kids ages 6 to 12. Campers will have the opportunity to explore their talents in a variety of areas, including music, dance, cooking, etiquette, arts and crafts, and swimming. At the end of the camp, there will be a talent show where campers can showcase their skills to their families and friends. Week 1 TEAM BUILDING June 3rd-June 7th Week 2 GAME ON June 10th-June 14th Week 3 ART IS US June 17th-June 21st (closed Wednesday for Juneteenth Holiday) Week 4 BAKE OFF June 24th-June 28th Week 5 RECESS July 1st-July 5th (closed Thursday for 4th of July Holiday) Week 6 GUESS THAT SOUND July 8th-July 12th Week 7 ESCAPE WITH YOUR SKILLS July 15th -July 19th Week 8 TALENT SHOW July 22nd-July 26th
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature Navigators Day Camp at Memorial Park (7-12 years) - The Fantastic Five (June 3-7)
Join us this summer at Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo! Explore outdoor and nature-based activities from swimming and hiking to animal encounters and more.Week 1: June 3rd-7th"The Fantastic Five" (Senses)Get ready to embark on a sensory-rich adventure! We will discover how the five senses allow us to explore the natural world. We will also put these senses to the test and see how animal senses differ from our own!Week 2: June 10th-14th"The Dark Night" (Nocturnal Lifestyles)What happens to the world after the sun sets? This week we are exploring nature under the moonlight. We will be exposing the hidden secrets of nocturnal animals at Bear Hollow Zoo and their lifestyles!Week 3: June 17th-18th & June 20th-21st *NO CAMP WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH*"The Hunger Games" (Diets & Energy Exchange)This week is all about the exchange of energy throughout the animal kingdom! Get excited to discover the differences between omnivores, carnivores, and herbivores and learn about each of their unique roles in the ecosystem. Week 4: June 24th-28th"Where the Wild Things Are" (Habitats & Niches)Let's talk about all of the wildlife in Georgia! How does the Georgia landscape provide habitats and support the needs of certain species? Prepare to become an expert on what makes a habitat a home for these native neighbors!Week 5: July 1st-3rd & July 5th *NO CAMP THURSDAY, JULY 4TH*"Happy Feet" (Animal Locomotion & Tracks)How do snakes get around without feet? During this week, we will figure out how animals move around and how to identify their tracks. Prepare to take a walk on the wild side and learn how animals navigate their environments!Week 6: July 8th-12th"Turning Red" (Adaptations)How do animals deal with the summer heat? Do they have to take a dip in the pool too? During this week at summer camp, we will discover the importance of animal adaptations and how these aid in their survival and well-being! Week 7: July 15-19th"The Way of the Water" (Water)How important is water? Why do we, and animals, need it to survive and thrive? Splash into this immersing week at summer camp, where we will explore water’s role in nature. Get ready to slip and slide into some water fun!Week 8: July 22nd-26th"Into the Woods" (Outdoor Exploration)Join us for a week of summer camp devoted to all things outdoors. Prepare to become a naturalist and jump into the world of bugs, flowers, animals, and everything in-between! Help us wrap up summer in the best way: by utilizing your nature navigator skills!Camp registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily. Early Drop Off (7:30 am to 9:00 am) and/or Late Pick Up (4:00 pm to 5:30 pm) are available for an additional fee.Participants will receive via email a guide to camp including what to bring daily and camp rules/needs. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up times on the first day of camp.Can't wait to have a wild summer!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp (13-15yrs) - Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp Week 1:June 3-7
Get ready to explore Athens’ greatest natural hits…with a twist! This nature-based teen camp will take place across Sandy Creek Park, Memorial Park/Bear Hollow Zoo, and Sandy Creek Nature Center. While the camp’s home-base will be at Sandy Creek Park, campers will get the best of all three facilities! Each day will hold a variety of new adventures as campers get the inside scoop on the inner workings of the zoo, have up close encounters with the animals that call Bear Hollow Zoo home, go swimming, learn archery, kayak, participate in trail hikes, and much more! Special sessions will occur each week and include unique presentations, hands-on workshops, and venturing out on field trips to explore local gems in and around Athens.Camp registration is limited to 2 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are 9:00am-4:00pm daily with drop-off and pick-up occurring at Sandy Creek Park – Pavilion 1 (Note: This is NOT the same facility as Sandy Creek Nature Center). Early and late care are not available for this camp.Registered participants will receive a guide to camp via email the week before their registered session. This will include camp rules, highlighted weekly activities, and what to bring each day. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up on the first day of camp.Week 1: June 3-7, 2024Week 2: June 10-14, 2024Week 3: June 17-21, 2024 *NO camp on Wednesday, June 19th*Week 4: June 24-28, 2024Week 5: July 1-5, 2024 *NO camp on Thursday, July 4th*Week 6: July 8-12, 2024Week 7: July 15-19, 2024
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (7-8 years) - Hooray for Herptiles: Week 1: (7-8 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.
Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (9-12 years) - Hooray for Herptiles: Week 1: (9-12 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Heard Park - Week 1 June 3-7 : Adventure Time
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and Dirty Don’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs in the MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing into SummerBring a change of clothes everyday for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild!Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs.Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship.Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso's Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy!Week 8: Looking Into the Future
Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Lay Park - Week 1 June 3-7 : Adventure Time
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and DirtyDon’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs In The MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing Into the SummerBring a change of clothes every day for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild! Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs. Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy! Week 8: Looking Into the Future Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teens In Action - Teens In Action - Week 1 (June 3-June 7)
Teens in Action is a service based teen camp where participants learn the importance of volunteering and the impact their efforts have on the community. Mornings are spent volunteering with local non-profits and government organizations. Afternoons feature a variety of recreational activities.Schedule:Week 1- June 3-June 7Week 2- June 10-June 14Week 3- June 17-June 21 (NO CAMP on Wednesday June 19)Week 4- June 24-June 28Week 5- July 1-July 5 (NO CAMP on Thursday July 4)Week 6- July 8-July 12Week 7- July 15-July 19 Teens may register for a maximum of two weeks.
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9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Reserved
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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YWCO Campers to swim
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pick Up Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club 2023-2024 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center!Teen Media Arts Club presents a FILM SCREENING: May 7th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Community RoomTeen Fashion Design Club FASHION SHOW: May 14th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Atrium Gallery-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Baseball Practice
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Friday June 7, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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SCNC Camp Hold
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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TIA Camp HOLD
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7:30 AM - 8:45 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Ballet for Grace
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Dance Camps: Full Day - Journey to Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Tap
Our Full Day camps are packed with excitement! Your child will learn a variety of dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, and Hip Hop. To maximize your experience, we suggest that you enroll in both weeks of class. All dance wear is required prior to the first day of classes. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch, full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - COED Flag Football Camp - Ages 6-8 (June 3 - June 7)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Skate Camp - Ages 6-12 (June 3 - June 7)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Bishop Park (June 3rd-June 7th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Bishop Park (June 3rd-June 7th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Explorations in Contemporary Art group 1A
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Explorations in Contemporary Art: Group 1B
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp Rock Adventures at Rocksprings Park - Week 1: June 3 - 7
Are you on the lookout for a summer filled with excitement and thrills? Look no further than Camp Rock Adventures! Get ready for a one-of-a-kind journey packed with memory-making, crafts, and both indoor and outdoor fun. Brace yourselves for our fantastic lineup of adventures: Toyland Adventures, Jungle Safari Adventures, Magical Adventures, Enchanted Kingdom Adventures, Galactic Explores Adventures, Under the Sea Adventures, Wilderness Adventures, and Pirates Cove Adventures!But the excitement doesn't stop there! Every camper will chart their summer triumphs with our exclusive Camp Rock Adventures merit badge system. Do your campers have what it takes to collect them all? Challenge them to sign up for all eight weeks and make this summer an epic adventure! Click this link for early drop off and/or late pick up at Camp Rock Adventures
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Kung Fu Panda (Ninja) Week
Parents, are you looking for weekly camps to engage your child where they will receive excellent supervision and meet new friends? Well, Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy has got an eight week summer line-up of exciting day camps for students 6 through 12 years! Each day is filled with gymnastics challenges, arts & crafts, group games, and team work! No previous gymnastics is required. Only a willingness to try and an overall interest in gymnastics. Checkout out our themes! (Note: we will not be swimming during any of our camps).Week 1: May 28-31 Zoo Week (No camp May 27): Lions, Tigers and Bears Oh My! Campers will be learning about all types of animals while learning and challenging their own bodies to move and find fun ways to work together. Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 2: June 3-7 Kung Fu Panda Week (Ninja week): One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy creating and developing challenging ninja courses and engaging in friendly competitions to see who will be crowned Kung Fu Panda Ninja Champion by the end of the week!Week 3: June 10-14 Disney Week: What summer is complete without the great adventures of the Magical World of Disney? Come and join us as we flip and flop to our favorite Disney tunes. Campers will enjoy choreographing routines to their favorite shows!Week 4: June 17-21 Space Week (No camp June 19): This week of gymnastics camps we will be exploring outer space. Campers will be learning about other planets alongside cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 5: July 1-5 Ocean Week (No Camp July 4): This week of gymnastics camps we will incorporate exploring sea life and ocean theme activities while teaching our campers cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 6: July 8-12 Superhero and Villains Week: The question of who is in control, Super Heroes or Villains, still remains. So, once again, we invite them back to settle the score the gymnastics way!Week 7: July 15-19 Pirates and Mermaids Week: Ahoy ye pirates and mermaids! Join our crew aboard the ACGA vessel as we set sail for an open sea adventure of cartwheels, rolls, games and so much more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 8: July 22-26 Olympic Week: It is the greatest time for sports, and it only comes around every 4 years. The campers will be learning about past and present Olympics and getting them ready for this years Olympics. This is exciting not only for the sport of gymnastics, but all summer sports.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff, we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year. Maintaining up to date skill development and safety awareness is a top priority. COVID-19 Policy
Students temperatures taken.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication 48-hours before returning.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure at Lay Park - Week 1: Asian Adventure
Join us at Lay Park this summer for Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure where campers will "travel" the world in 8 weeks and learn about world cultures through crafts, cuisine, and a weekly themed adventure! Every week includes a STEM focus and an age-appropriate ecology lesson to extend learning through the summer in addition to classic recreation games and summer camp activities. Week 1 | June 3-7 | Asian Adventure - Dragons and kites and ramen, Oh My! Our first adventure is a trip through Asia where campers will engineer a quaking tower, build flying kites, and explore oriental food.Week 2 | June 10-14 | South American Adventure - Can you survive a week in the rainforest? Campers will learn about South America through a variety of STEM challenges, games, scavenger hunts, and DIY snacks.Week 3 | June 17-21 | African Adventure - Campers will explore the food and fashion of Africa, make a working volcano, and go on safari through the savanna.Week 4 | June 24-28 | Australia Adventure - Join us as we explore the land Down Under. Campers will go under the sea to learn about the colorful coral reef and ocean conservation by building and racing boats made from recycled materials.Week 5 | July 1-5 | North American Adventure - Celebrate Independence Day and become a spy to solve a mystery. Campers will create crafty gadgets and build get away rockets to aid their mission. Week 6 | July 8-12 | European Adventure - Camper will take an art tour through Europe, from classic art to art in STEM. We’ll end the week with Talent Show Theatre starring our campers!Week 7 | July 15-19 | Antarctica Adventure - Campers will have an opportunity to wear Christmas gear again when we celebrate Christmas in July and tour through Antarctica! Campers will learn to make cold treats from scratch, tie dye projects, and about our cold weather friends, the polar bears. Week 8 | July 22-26 | Out of This World Adventure - Travel through the galaxy with us as our campers learn about space, astronauts and a engineering fun!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp - Team Building
Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp is a fun and exciting camp for kids ages 6 to 12. Campers will have the opportunity to explore their talents in a variety of areas, including music, dance, cooking, etiquette, arts and crafts, and swimming. At the end of the camp, there will be a talent show where campers can showcase their skills to their families and friends. Week 1 TEAM BUILDING June 3rd-June 7th Week 2 GAME ON June 10th-June 14th Week 3 ART IS US June 17th-June 21st (closed Wednesday for Juneteenth Holiday) Week 4 BAKE OFF June 24th-June 28th Week 5 RECESS July 1st-July 5th (closed Thursday for 4th of July Holiday) Week 6 GUESS THAT SOUND July 8th-July 12th Week 7 ESCAPE WITH YOUR SKILLS July 15th -July 19th Week 8 TALENT SHOW July 22nd-July 26th
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature Navigators Day Camp at Memorial Park (7-12 years) - The Fantastic Five (June 3-7)
Join us this summer at Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo! Explore outdoor and nature-based activities from swimming and hiking to animal encounters and more.Week 1: June 3rd-7th"The Fantastic Five" (Senses)Get ready to embark on a sensory-rich adventure! We will discover how the five senses allow us to explore the natural world. We will also put these senses to the test and see how animal senses differ from our own!Week 2: June 10th-14th"The Dark Night" (Nocturnal Lifestyles)What happens to the world after the sun sets? This week we are exploring nature under the moonlight. We will be exposing the hidden secrets of nocturnal animals at Bear Hollow Zoo and their lifestyles!Week 3: June 17th-18th & June 20th-21st *NO CAMP WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH*"The Hunger Games" (Diets & Energy Exchange)This week is all about the exchange of energy throughout the animal kingdom! Get excited to discover the differences between omnivores, carnivores, and herbivores and learn about each of their unique roles in the ecosystem. Week 4: June 24th-28th"Where the Wild Things Are" (Habitats & Niches)Let's talk about all of the wildlife in Georgia! How does the Georgia landscape provide habitats and support the needs of certain species? Prepare to become an expert on what makes a habitat a home for these native neighbors!Week 5: July 1st-3rd & July 5th *NO CAMP THURSDAY, JULY 4TH*"Happy Feet" (Animal Locomotion & Tracks)How do snakes get around without feet? During this week, we will figure out how animals move around and how to identify their tracks. Prepare to take a walk on the wild side and learn how animals navigate their environments!Week 6: July 8th-12th"Turning Red" (Adaptations)How do animals deal with the summer heat? Do they have to take a dip in the pool too? During this week at summer camp, we will discover the importance of animal adaptations and how these aid in their survival and well-being! Week 7: July 15-19th"The Way of the Water" (Water)How important is water? Why do we, and animals, need it to survive and thrive? Splash into this immersing week at summer camp, where we will explore water’s role in nature. Get ready to slip and slide into some water fun!Week 8: July 22nd-26th"Into the Woods" (Outdoor Exploration)Join us for a week of summer camp devoted to all things outdoors. Prepare to become a naturalist and jump into the world of bugs, flowers, animals, and everything in-between! Help us wrap up summer in the best way: by utilizing your nature navigator skills!Camp registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily. Early Drop Off (7:30 am to 9:00 am) and/or Late Pick Up (4:00 pm to 5:30 pm) are available for an additional fee.Participants will receive via email a guide to camp including what to bring daily and camp rules/needs. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up times on the first day of camp.Can't wait to have a wild summer!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp (13-15yrs) - Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp Week 1:June 3-7
Get ready to explore Athens’ greatest natural hits…with a twist! This nature-based teen camp will take place across Sandy Creek Park, Memorial Park/Bear Hollow Zoo, and Sandy Creek Nature Center. While the camp’s home-base will be at Sandy Creek Park, campers will get the best of all three facilities! Each day will hold a variety of new adventures as campers get the inside scoop on the inner workings of the zoo, have up close encounters with the animals that call Bear Hollow Zoo home, go swimming, learn archery, kayak, participate in trail hikes, and much more! Special sessions will occur each week and include unique presentations, hands-on workshops, and venturing out on field trips to explore local gems in and around Athens.Camp registration is limited to 2 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are 9:00am-4:00pm daily with drop-off and pick-up occurring at Sandy Creek Park – Pavilion 1 (Note: This is NOT the same facility as Sandy Creek Nature Center). Early and late care are not available for this camp.Registered participants will receive a guide to camp via email the week before their registered session. This will include camp rules, highlighted weekly activities, and what to bring each day. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up on the first day of camp.Week 1: June 3-7, 2024Week 2: June 10-14, 2024Week 3: June 17-21, 2024 *NO camp on Wednesday, June 19th*Week 4: June 24-28, 2024Week 5: July 1-5, 2024 *NO camp on Thursday, July 4th*Week 6: July 8-12, 2024Week 7: July 15-19, 2024
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (7-8 years) - Hooray for Herptiles: Week 1: (7-8 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.
Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (9-12 years) - Hooray for Herptiles: Week 1: (9-12 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Heard Park - Week 1 June 3-7 : Adventure Time
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and Dirty Don’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs in the MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing into SummerBring a change of clothes everyday for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild!Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs.Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship.Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso's Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy!Week 8: Looking Into the Future
Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Lay Park - Week 1 June 3-7 : Adventure Time
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and DirtyDon’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs In The MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing Into the SummerBring a change of clothes every day for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild! Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs. Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy! Week 8: Looking Into the Future Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teens In Action - Teens In Action - Week 1 (June 3-June 7)
Teens in Action is a service based teen camp where participants learn the importance of volunteering and the impact their efforts have on the community. Mornings are spent volunteering with local non-profits and government organizations. Afternoons feature a variety of recreational activities.Schedule:Week 1- June 3-June 7Week 2- June 10-June 14Week 3- June 17-June 21 (NO CAMP on Wednesday June 19)Week 4- June 24-June 28Week 5- July 1-July 5 (NO CAMP on Thursday July 4)Week 6- July 8-July 12Week 7- July 15-July 19 Teens may register for a maximum of two weeks.
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9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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MP Shelter 3: TIA Lunch
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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YWCO Campers to swim
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pick Up Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Grand Slam - Grand Slam: June 7th "Play at Lay"
Grand Slam is a summer program, exclusively for Athens-Clarke County Middle and High School students. Join us for an evening of games, giveaways, guest speakers, life enrichment activities, music, refreshments, sports, and more. Registration begins May 4th at 9:00 AM. Program Schedule5:45 PM: Doors Open6:15-8:45: Organized Games & Activities at Lay Park8:45-9:00 PM: Student Dismissal and Parent Pick-up
Grand Slam:Week 1: Grand Slam KickoffOpening night of the Grand Slam should start off with a bang! A 70’s themed party will be just that! Some current music mixed in with some 70’s classics will be a sure-fire way to set the tone of The Grand Slam. With THE OFFICIAL Grand slam DJ; DJ Lauryn Trill on the 1s and 2s and Official Grand slam Host/MC; LG on the microphone…this party will definitely be funkadelic ! Week 2: Play at LayLive DJ and host to foster in some good music and vibes while kids enjoy the festivities, Tonight we will tie-dye some SWAG to take home and battle it out with a Nerf War. There will also be some very interesting glow in the dark games. Week 3: Pool Party TingzWith a live DJ and MC kids will enjoy the sun, pool and music to make it an extreme vibe. We are going even bigger this year adding a giant water inflatable, pool games and more!! Week 4: Go Big or Go HomeWho wants to be the biggest ? This night will be filled with the BIGGEST GAMES we could find. Giant Volleyball, Madden, NBA 2K, Pong, and Twister, just to name a few. This night is all about BIG ENERGY & EVEN BIGGER FUN! Week 5: 4 The CultureTwo Premier Step teams and dance teams will perform. The kids will have an opportunity to witness two styles of dance that are pivotal to the culture. Kids can wear HBCU paraphernalia and will have a chance to ‘Meet the Greeks’!Week 6: ISSA Vibe Hip Hop ConcertWho doesn't love a good clean hip hop concert? We’d be remiss not to support our local artist. This would be a great way to showcase the amazing talent that we have in our community. But first, we are going to enjoy hip-hop karaoke/bingo, charades, trivia, and of course a Paint & Vibe! Oooh Yeah it's giving VIBES ALL NIGHT!! Week 7: Who Run ItThis will be a fun-filled event jam packed with camaraderie and competition as the youth go head-to-head with law enforcement, firefighters, and parents! This will be a creative effort in bridging the gap between government orgs and the youth in our community!Week 8: 2nd Annual Summer PromWe definitely had to run this one back! This is the biggest event of the summer and the finale of the Grand Slam! Participants will experience prom during the summer. We will crown a King and Queen, give out awards for best dress, best sneakers, & best drip for the gentlemen.
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Monday June 10, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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SCNC Camp Hold
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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TIA Camp HOLD
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7:30 AM - 8:45 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Modern Dance
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Dance Camps: Full Day - Journey to Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Tap
Our Full Day camps are packed with excitement! Your child will learn a variety of dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, and Hip Hop. To maximize your experience, we suggest that you enroll in both weeks of class. All dance wear is required prior to the first day of classes. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch, full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - COED Flag Football Camp - Ages 9-12 (June 10 - June 14)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Skate Camp - Ages 6-12 (June 10 - June 14)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Tennis Center (June 10th-June 14th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Tennis Center (June 10th-June 14th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Studio Art Practice: Group 2A
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Studio Art Practice: Group 2B
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp Rock Adventures at Rocksprings Park - Week 2: June 10 - 14
Are you on the lookout for a summer filled with excitement and thrills? Look no further than Camp Rock Adventures! Get ready for a one-of-a-kind journey packed with memory-making, crafts, and both indoor and outdoor fun. Brace yourselves for our fantastic lineup of adventures: Toyland Adventures, Jungle Safari Adventures, Magical Adventures, Enchanted Kingdom Adventures, Galactic Explores Adventures, Under the Sea Adventures, Wilderness Adventures, and Pirates Cove Adventures!But the excitement doesn't stop there! Every camper will chart their summer triumphs with our exclusive Camp Rock Adventures merit badge system. Do your campers have what it takes to collect them all? Challenge them to sign up for all eight weeks and make this summer an epic adventure! Click this link for early drop off and/or late pick up at Camp Rock Adventures
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Disney Week
Parents, are you looking for weekly camps to engage your child where they will receive excellent supervision and meet new friends? Well, Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy has got an eight week summer line-up of exciting day camps for students 6 through 12 years! Each day is filled with gymnastics challenges, arts & crafts, group games, and team work! No previous gymnastics is required. Only a willingness to try and an overall interest in gymnastics. Checkout out our themes! (Note: we will not be swimming during any of our camps).Week 1: May 28-31 Zoo Week (No camp May 27): Lions, Tigers and Bears Oh My! Campers will be learning about all types of animals while learning and challenging their own bodies to move and find fun ways to work together. Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 2: June 3-7 Kung Fu Panda Week (Ninja week): One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy creating and developing challenging ninja courses and engaging in friendly competitions to see who will be crowned Kung Fu Panda Ninja Champion by the end of the week!Week 3: June 10-14 Disney Week: What summer is complete without the great adventures of the Magical World of Disney? Come and join us as we flip and flop to our favorite Disney tunes. Campers will enjoy choreographing routines to their favorite shows!Week 4: June 17-21 Space Week (No camp June 19): This week of gymnastics camps we will be exploring outer space. Campers will be learning about other planets alongside cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 5: July 1-5 Ocean Week (No Camp July 4): This week of gymnastics camps we will incorporate exploring sea life and ocean theme activities while teaching our campers cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 6: July 8-12 Superhero and Villains Week: The question of who is in control, Super Heroes or Villains, still remains. So, once again, we invite them back to settle the score the gymnastics way!Week 7: July 15-19 Pirates and Mermaids Week: Ahoy ye pirates and mermaids! Join our crew aboard the ACGA vessel as we set sail for an open sea adventure of cartwheels, rolls, games and so much more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 8: July 22-26 Olympic Week: It is the greatest time for sports, and it only comes around every 4 years. The campers will be learning about past and present Olympics and getting them ready for this years Olympics. This is exciting not only for the sport of gymnastics, but all summer sports.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff, we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year. Maintaining up to date skill development and safety awareness is a top priority. COVID-19 Policy
Students temperatures taken.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication 48-hours before returning.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure at Lay Park - Week 2: South American Adventure
Join us at Lay Park this summer for Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure where campers will "travel" the world in 8 weeks and learn about world cultures through crafts, cuisine, and a weekly themed adventure! Every week includes a STEM focus and an age-appropriate ecology lesson to extend learning through the summer in addition to classic recreation games and summer camp activities. Week 1 | June 3-7 | Asian Adventure - Dragons and kites and ramen, Oh My! Our first adventure is a trip through Asia where campers will engineer a quaking tower, build flying kites, and explore oriental food.Week 2 | June 10-14 | South American Adventure - Can you survive a week in the rainforest? Campers will learn about South America through a variety of STEM challenges, games, scavenger hunts, and DIY snacks.Week 3 | June 17-21 | African Adventure - Campers will explore the food and fashion of Africa, make a working volcano, and go on safari through the savanna.Week 4 | June 24-28 | Australia Adventure - Join us as we explore the land Down Under. Campers will go under the sea to learn about the colorful coral reef and ocean conservation by building and racing boats made from recycled materials.Week 5 | July 1-5 | North American Adventure - Celebrate Independence Day and become a spy to solve a mystery. Campers will create crafty gadgets and build get away rockets to aid their mission. Week 6 | July 8-12 | European Adventure - Camper will take an art tour through Europe, from classic art to art in STEM. We’ll end the week with Talent Show Theatre starring our campers!Week 7 | July 15-19 | Antarctica Adventure - Campers will have an opportunity to wear Christmas gear again when we celebrate Christmas in July and tour through Antarctica! Campers will learn to make cold treats from scratch, tie dye projects, and about our cold weather friends, the polar bears. Week 8 | July 22-26 | Out of This World Adventure - Travel through the galaxy with us as our campers learn about space, astronauts and a engineering fun!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp - Game on
Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp is a fun and exciting camp for kids ages 6 to 12. Campers will have the opportunity to explore their talents in a variety of areas, including music, dance, cooking, etiquette, arts and crafts, and swimming. At the end of the camp, there will be a talent show where campers can showcase their skills to their families and friends. Week 1 TEAM BUILDING June 3rd-June 7th Week 2 GAME ON June 10th-June 14th Week 3 ART IS US June 17th-June 21st (closed Wednesday for Juneteenth Holiday) Week 4 BAKE OFF June 24th-June 28th Week 5 RECESS July 1st-July 5th (closed Thursday for 4th of July Holiday) Week 6 GUESS THAT SOUND July 8th-July 12th Week 7 ESCAPE WITH YOUR SKILLS July 15th -July 19th Week 8 TALENT SHOW July 22nd-July 26th
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Nature Navigators Day Camp at Memorial Park (7-12 years) - The Dark Night (June 10-14)
Join us this summer at Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo! Explore outdoor and nature-based activities from swimming and hiking to animal encounters and more.Week 1: June 3rd-7th"The Fantastic Five" (Senses)Get ready to embark on a sensory-rich adventure! We will discover how the five senses allow us to explore the natural world. We will also put these senses to the test and see how animal senses differ from our own!Week 2: June 10th-14th"The Dark Night" (Nocturnal Lifestyles)What happens to the world after the sun sets? This week we are exploring nature under the moonlight. We will be exposing the hidden secrets of nocturnal animals at Bear Hollow Zoo and their lifestyles!Week 3: June 17th-18th & June 20th-21st *NO CAMP WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH*"The Hunger Games" (Diets & Energy Exchange)This week is all about the exchange of energy throughout the animal kingdom! Get excited to discover the differences between omnivores, carnivores, and herbivores and learn about each of their unique roles in the ecosystem. Week 4: June 24th-28th"Where the Wild Things Are" (Habitats & Niches)Let's talk about all of the wildlife in Georgia! How does the Georgia landscape provide habitats and support the needs of certain species? Prepare to become an expert on what makes a habitat a home for these native neighbors!Week 5: July 1st-3rd & July 5th *NO CAMP THURSDAY, JULY 4TH*"Happy Feet" (Animal Locomotion & Tracks)How do snakes get around without feet? During this week, we will figure out how animals move around and how to identify their tracks. Prepare to take a walk on the wild side and learn how animals navigate their environments!Week 6: July 8th-12th"Turning Red" (Adaptations)How do animals deal with the summer heat? Do they have to take a dip in the pool too? During this week at summer camp, we will discover the importance of animal adaptations and how these aid in their survival and well-being! Week 7: July 15-19th"The Way of the Water" (Water)How important is water? Why do we, and animals, need it to survive and thrive? Splash into this immersing week at summer camp, where we will explore water’s role in nature. Get ready to slip and slide into some water fun!Week 8: July 22nd-26th"Into the Woods" (Outdoor Exploration)Join us for a week of summer camp devoted to all things outdoors. Prepare to become a naturalist and jump into the world of bugs, flowers, animals, and everything in-between! Help us wrap up summer in the best way: by utilizing your nature navigator skills!Camp registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily. Early Drop Off (7:30 am to 9:00 am) and/or Late Pick Up (4:00 pm to 5:30 pm) are available for an additional fee.Participants will receive via email a guide to camp including what to bring daily and camp rules/needs. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up times on the first day of camp.Can't wait to have a wild summer!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp (13-15yrs) - Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp Week 2:June 10-14
Get ready to explore Athens’ greatest natural hits…with a twist! This nature-based teen camp will take place across Sandy Creek Park, Memorial Park/Bear Hollow Zoo, and Sandy Creek Nature Center. While the camp’s home-base will be at Sandy Creek Park, campers will get the best of all three facilities! Each day will hold a variety of new adventures as campers get the inside scoop on the inner workings of the zoo, have up close encounters with the animals that call Bear Hollow Zoo home, go swimming, learn archery, kayak, participate in trail hikes, and much more! Special sessions will occur each week and include unique presentations, hands-on workshops, and venturing out on field trips to explore local gems in and around Athens.Camp registration is limited to 2 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are 9:00am-4:00pm daily with drop-off and pick-up occurring at Sandy Creek Park – Pavilion 1 (Note: This is NOT the same facility as Sandy Creek Nature Center). Early and late care are not available for this camp.Registered participants will receive a guide to camp via email the week before their registered session. This will include camp rules, highlighted weekly activities, and what to bring each day. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up on the first day of camp.Week 1: June 3-7, 2024Week 2: June 10-14, 2024Week 3: June 17-21, 2024 *NO camp on Wednesday, June 19th*Week 4: June 24-28, 2024Week 5: July 1-5, 2024 *NO camp on Thursday, July 4th*Week 6: July 8-12, 2024Week 7: July 15-19, 2024
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (7-8 years) - Aquatic Adventures: Week 2: (7-8 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.
Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (9-12 years) - Aquatic Adventures: Week 2: (9-12 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Heard Park - Week 2 June 10-14: Getting Down and Dirty
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and Dirty Don’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs in the MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing into SummerBring a change of clothes everyday for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild!Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs.Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship.Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso's Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy!Week 8: Looking Into the Future
Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Lay Park - Week 2 June 10-14: Getting Down and Dirty
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and DirtyDon’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs In The MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing Into the SummerBring a change of clothes every day for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild! Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs. Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy! Week 8: Looking Into the Future Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teens In Action - Teens In Action - Week 2 (June 10-June 14)
Teens in Action is a service based teen camp where participants learn the importance of volunteering and the impact their efforts have on the community. Mornings are spent volunteering with local non-profits and government organizations. Afternoons feature a variety of recreational activities.Schedule:Week 1- June 3-June 7Week 2- June 10-June 14Week 3- June 17-June 21 (NO CAMP on Wednesday June 19)Week 4- June 24-June 28Week 5- July 1-July 5 (NO CAMP on Thursday July 4)Week 6- July 8-July 12Week 7- July 15-July 19 Teens may register for a maximum of two weeks.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Theatre Camp (Youth) - Historical Performance Theatre Camp
Join Athens Creative Theatre for a summer of growth, exploration, and fun in our Youth Theatre Camps with opportunities for ages 8-12. Each one week theatre camp focuses on introducing young aspiring actors to the basics of theatrical performance including the basics of stage directions, how to navigate a script, ways to develop a character and more. Camp monologues and activities will vary from week according to the thematic focus of each camp. Campers will enjoy theatre games and activities focused on building valuable theatre skills that build emotional awareness, reading comprehension, and improvisational skills. Participants will receive a theatre camp guide via email in the weeks prior to their scheduled camp session which will include camp rules/needs, pick-up and drop-off information, and other helpful tips for getting the most out of your summer camp experience.
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9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pick Up Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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Tuesday June 11, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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SCNC Camp Hold
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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TIA Camp HOLD
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7:30 AM - 8:45 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Modern Dance
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Dance Camps: Full Day - Journey to Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Tap
Our Full Day camps are packed with excitement! Your child will learn a variety of dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, and Hip Hop. To maximize your experience, we suggest that you enroll in both weeks of class. All dance wear is required prior to the first day of classes. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch, full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Story Safari Mini Camp at Bear Hollow Zoo (4-6 Year Olds) - Willems Week
Join us this summer at Bear Hollow Zoo as we trek through literary authors and learn about native wildlife!Week 1 (June 11-13, 2024): Mo Willems WeekLet's read the great works of Mo Willems through beloved characters of Pigeon and Elephant and Piggie while exploring themes of basic needs and animal classification!Week 2 (June 25-27, 2024): James Dean WeekWho doesn't love Pete the Cat? With his help, we'll trek through topics such as what animals eat to where they live!Week 3 (July 9-11, 2024): Leo Lionni WeekWe'll dive into the works of Leo Lionni and his animal protagonists while investigating themes from conservation to adaptations to the differences between pets and wildlife!Week 4 (July 16-18, 2024): Arnold Lobel WeekLet's learn about our native wildlife through the works of Arnold Lobel from ecosystems to life cycles with some of our favorite beloved characters such as Frog and Toad!Camp registration is limited to 2 weeks per camper. Camp hours are from 9:00am-12:00pm daily. Participants will receive via email a guide to camp including what to bring daily and camp rules.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - COED Flag Football Camp - Ages 9-12 (June 10 - June 14)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Skate Camp - Ages 6-12 (June 10 - June 14)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Tennis Center (June 10th-June 14th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Tennis Center (June 10th-June 14th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Studio Art Practice: Group 2A
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Studio Art Practice: Group 2B
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp Rock Adventures at Rocksprings Park - Week 2: June 10 - 14
Are you on the lookout for a summer filled with excitement and thrills? Look no further than Camp Rock Adventures! Get ready for a one-of-a-kind journey packed with memory-making, crafts, and both indoor and outdoor fun. Brace yourselves for our fantastic lineup of adventures: Toyland Adventures, Jungle Safari Adventures, Magical Adventures, Enchanted Kingdom Adventures, Galactic Explores Adventures, Under the Sea Adventures, Wilderness Adventures, and Pirates Cove Adventures!But the excitement doesn't stop there! Every camper will chart their summer triumphs with our exclusive Camp Rock Adventures merit badge system. Do your campers have what it takes to collect them all? Challenge them to sign up for all eight weeks and make this summer an epic adventure! Click this link for early drop off and/or late pick up at Camp Rock Adventures
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Disney Week
Parents, are you looking for weekly camps to engage your child where they will receive excellent supervision and meet new friends? Well, Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy has got an eight week summer line-up of exciting day camps for students 6 through 12 years! Each day is filled with gymnastics challenges, arts & crafts, group games, and team work! No previous gymnastics is required. Only a willingness to try and an overall interest in gymnastics. Checkout out our themes! (Note: we will not be swimming during any of our camps).Week 1: May 28-31 Zoo Week (No camp May 27): Lions, Tigers and Bears Oh My! Campers will be learning about all types of animals while learning and challenging their own bodies to move and find fun ways to work together. Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 2: June 3-7 Kung Fu Panda Week (Ninja week): One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy creating and developing challenging ninja courses and engaging in friendly competitions to see who will be crowned Kung Fu Panda Ninja Champion by the end of the week!Week 3: June 10-14 Disney Week: What summer is complete without the great adventures of the Magical World of Disney? Come and join us as we flip and flop to our favorite Disney tunes. Campers will enjoy choreographing routines to their favorite shows!Week 4: June 17-21 Space Week (No camp June 19): This week of gymnastics camps we will be exploring outer space. Campers will be learning about other planets alongside cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 5: July 1-5 Ocean Week (No Camp July 4): This week of gymnastics camps we will incorporate exploring sea life and ocean theme activities while teaching our campers cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 6: July 8-12 Superhero and Villains Week: The question of who is in control, Super Heroes or Villains, still remains. So, once again, we invite them back to settle the score the gymnastics way!Week 7: July 15-19 Pirates and Mermaids Week: Ahoy ye pirates and mermaids! Join our crew aboard the ACGA vessel as we set sail for an open sea adventure of cartwheels, rolls, games and so much more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 8: July 22-26 Olympic Week: It is the greatest time for sports, and it only comes around every 4 years. The campers will be learning about past and present Olympics and getting them ready for this years Olympics. This is exciting not only for the sport of gymnastics, but all summer sports.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff, we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year. Maintaining up to date skill development and safety awareness is a top priority. COVID-19 Policy
Students temperatures taken.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication 48-hours before returning.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure at Lay Park - Week 2: South American Adventure
Join us at Lay Park this summer for Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure where campers will "travel" the world in 8 weeks and learn about world cultures through crafts, cuisine, and a weekly themed adventure! Every week includes a STEM focus and an age-appropriate ecology lesson to extend learning through the summer in addition to classic recreation games and summer camp activities. Week 1 | June 3-7 | Asian Adventure - Dragons and kites and ramen, Oh My! Our first adventure is a trip through Asia where campers will engineer a quaking tower, build flying kites, and explore oriental food.Week 2 | June 10-14 | South American Adventure - Can you survive a week in the rainforest? Campers will learn about South America through a variety of STEM challenges, games, scavenger hunts, and DIY snacks.Week 3 | June 17-21 | African Adventure - Campers will explore the food and fashion of Africa, make a working volcano, and go on safari through the savanna.Week 4 | June 24-28 | Australia Adventure - Join us as we explore the land Down Under. Campers will go under the sea to learn about the colorful coral reef and ocean conservation by building and racing boats made from recycled materials.Week 5 | July 1-5 | North American Adventure - Celebrate Independence Day and become a spy to solve a mystery. Campers will create crafty gadgets and build get away rockets to aid their mission. Week 6 | July 8-12 | European Adventure - Camper will take an art tour through Europe, from classic art to art in STEM. We’ll end the week with Talent Show Theatre starring our campers!Week 7 | July 15-19 | Antarctica Adventure - Campers will have an opportunity to wear Christmas gear again when we celebrate Christmas in July and tour through Antarctica! Campers will learn to make cold treats from scratch, tie dye projects, and about our cold weather friends, the polar bears. Week 8 | July 22-26 | Out of This World Adventure - Travel through the galaxy with us as our campers learn about space, astronauts and a engineering fun!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp - Game on
Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp is a fun and exciting camp for kids ages 6 to 12. Campers will have the opportunity to explore their talents in a variety of areas, including music, dance, cooking, etiquette, arts and crafts, and swimming. At the end of the camp, there will be a talent show where campers can showcase their skills to their families and friends. Week 1 TEAM BUILDING June 3rd-June 7th Week 2 GAME ON June 10th-June 14th Week 3 ART IS US June 17th-June 21st (closed Wednesday for Juneteenth Holiday) Week 4 BAKE OFF June 24th-June 28th Week 5 RECESS July 1st-July 5th (closed Thursday for 4th of July Holiday) Week 6 GUESS THAT SOUND July 8th-July 12th Week 7 ESCAPE WITH YOUR SKILLS July 15th -July 19th Week 8 TALENT SHOW July 22nd-July 26th
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature Navigators Day Camp at Memorial Park (7-12 years) - The Dark Night (June 10-14)
Join us this summer at Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo! Explore outdoor and nature-based activities from swimming and hiking to animal encounters and more.Week 1: June 3rd-7th"The Fantastic Five" (Senses)Get ready to embark on a sensory-rich adventure! We will discover how the five senses allow us to explore the natural world. We will also put these senses to the test and see how animal senses differ from our own!Week 2: June 10th-14th"The Dark Night" (Nocturnal Lifestyles)What happens to the world after the sun sets? This week we are exploring nature under the moonlight. We will be exposing the hidden secrets of nocturnal animals at Bear Hollow Zoo and their lifestyles!Week 3: June 17th-18th & June 20th-21st *NO CAMP WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH*"The Hunger Games" (Diets & Energy Exchange)This week is all about the exchange of energy throughout the animal kingdom! Get excited to discover the differences between omnivores, carnivores, and herbivores and learn about each of their unique roles in the ecosystem. Week 4: June 24th-28th"Where the Wild Things Are" (Habitats & Niches)Let's talk about all of the wildlife in Georgia! How does the Georgia landscape provide habitats and support the needs of certain species? Prepare to become an expert on what makes a habitat a home for these native neighbors!Week 5: July 1st-3rd & July 5th *NO CAMP THURSDAY, JULY 4TH*"Happy Feet" (Animal Locomotion & Tracks)How do snakes get around without feet? During this week, we will figure out how animals move around and how to identify their tracks. Prepare to take a walk on the wild side and learn how animals navigate their environments!Week 6: July 8th-12th"Turning Red" (Adaptations)How do animals deal with the summer heat? Do they have to take a dip in the pool too? During this week at summer camp, we will discover the importance of animal adaptations and how these aid in their survival and well-being! Week 7: July 15-19th"The Way of the Water" (Water)How important is water? Why do we, and animals, need it to survive and thrive? Splash into this immersing week at summer camp, where we will explore water’s role in nature. Get ready to slip and slide into some water fun!Week 8: July 22nd-26th"Into the Woods" (Outdoor Exploration)Join us for a week of summer camp devoted to all things outdoors. Prepare to become a naturalist and jump into the world of bugs, flowers, animals, and everything in-between! Help us wrap up summer in the best way: by utilizing your nature navigator skills!Camp registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily. Early Drop Off (7:30 am to 9:00 am) and/or Late Pick Up (4:00 pm to 5:30 pm) are available for an additional fee.Participants will receive via email a guide to camp including what to bring daily and camp rules/needs. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up times on the first day of camp.Can't wait to have a wild summer!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp (13-15yrs) - Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp Week 2:June 10-14
Get ready to explore Athens’ greatest natural hits…with a twist! This nature-based teen camp will take place across Sandy Creek Park, Memorial Park/Bear Hollow Zoo, and Sandy Creek Nature Center. While the camp’s home-base will be at Sandy Creek Park, campers will get the best of all three facilities! Each day will hold a variety of new adventures as campers get the inside scoop on the inner workings of the zoo, have up close encounters with the animals that call Bear Hollow Zoo home, go swimming, learn archery, kayak, participate in trail hikes, and much more! Special sessions will occur each week and include unique presentations, hands-on workshops, and venturing out on field trips to explore local gems in and around Athens.Camp registration is limited to 2 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are 9:00am-4:00pm daily with drop-off and pick-up occurring at Sandy Creek Park – Pavilion 1 (Note: This is NOT the same facility as Sandy Creek Nature Center). Early and late care are not available for this camp.Registered participants will receive a guide to camp via email the week before their registered session. This will include camp rules, highlighted weekly activities, and what to bring each day. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up on the first day of camp.Week 1: June 3-7, 2024Week 2: June 10-14, 2024Week 3: June 17-21, 2024 *NO camp on Wednesday, June 19th*Week 4: June 24-28, 2024Week 5: July 1-5, 2024 *NO camp on Thursday, July 4th*Week 6: July 8-12, 2024Week 7: July 15-19, 2024
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (7-8 years) - Aquatic Adventures: Week 2: (7-8 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.
Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (9-12 years) - Aquatic Adventures: Week 2: (9-12 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Heard Park - Week 2 June 10-14: Getting Down and Dirty
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and Dirty Don’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs in the MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing into SummerBring a change of clothes everyday for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild!Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs.Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship.Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso's Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy!Week 8: Looking Into the Future
Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Lay Park - Week 2 June 10-14: Getting Down and Dirty
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and DirtyDon’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs In The MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing Into the SummerBring a change of clothes every day for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild! Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs. Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy! Week 8: Looking Into the Future Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teens In Action - Teens In Action - Week 2 (June 10-June 14)
Teens in Action is a service based teen camp where participants learn the importance of volunteering and the impact their efforts have on the community. Mornings are spent volunteering with local non-profits and government organizations. Afternoons feature a variety of recreational activities.Schedule:Week 1- June 3-June 7Week 2- June 10-June 14Week 3- June 17-June 21 (NO CAMP on Wednesday June 19)Week 4- June 24-June 28Week 5- July 1-July 5 (NO CAMP on Thursday July 4)Week 6- July 8-July 12Week 7- July 15-July 19 Teens may register for a maximum of two weeks.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Theatre Camp (Youth) - Historical Performance Theatre Camp
Join Athens Creative Theatre for a summer of growth, exploration, and fun in our Youth Theatre Camps with opportunities for ages 8-12. Each one week theatre camp focuses on introducing young aspiring actors to the basics of theatrical performance including the basics of stage directions, how to navigate a script, ways to develop a character and more. Camp monologues and activities will vary from week according to the thematic focus of each camp. Campers will enjoy theatre games and activities focused on building valuable theatre skills that build emotional awareness, reading comprehension, and improvisational skills. Participants will receive a theatre camp guide via email in the weeks prior to their scheduled camp session which will include camp rules/needs, pick-up and drop-off information, and other helpful tips for getting the most out of your summer camp experience.
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9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YWCO Campers to swim
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Fourth Street B&G Club - Up to 30 kids
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Nellie B B&G Club - Up to 20 kids
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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HT Edwards B&G Club
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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YWCO Campers to swim
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2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Rocksprings B&G Club - Up to 20 kids
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2:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Summer Camp / Swimming
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pick Up Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club 2023-2024 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center!Teen Media Arts Club presents a FILM SCREENING: May 7th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Community RoomTeen Fashion Design Club FASHION SHOW: May 14th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Atrium Gallery-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Media Arts Club 2023-2024 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center!Teen Media Arts Club presents a FILM SCREENING: May 7th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Community RoomTeen Fashion Design Club FASHION SHOW: May 14th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Atrium Gallery-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Baseball Practice
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Line Dancing - Line Dancing
Line dancing is a great way to stay active and keep your body moving! Rocksprings Park is hosting a class for active adults to come together once a week to learn and practice a new dance each month.
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Wednesday June 12, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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SCNC Camp Hold
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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TIA Camp HOLD
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7:30 AM - 8:45 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Modern Dance
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Dance Camps: Full Day - Journey to Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Tap
Our Full Day camps are packed with excitement! Your child will learn a variety of dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, and Hip Hop. To maximize your experience, we suggest that you enroll in both weeks of class. All dance wear is required prior to the first day of classes. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch, full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 9am - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 9:00am Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Story Safari Mini Camp at Bear Hollow Zoo (4-6 Year Olds) - Willems Week
Join us this summer at Bear Hollow Zoo as we trek through literary authors and learn about native wildlife!Week 1 (June 11-13, 2024): Mo Willems WeekLet's read the great works of Mo Willems through beloved characters of Pigeon and Elephant and Piggie while exploring themes of basic needs and animal classification!Week 2 (June 25-27, 2024): James Dean WeekWho doesn't love Pete the Cat? With his help, we'll trek through topics such as what animals eat to where they live!Week 3 (July 9-11, 2024): Leo Lionni WeekWe'll dive into the works of Leo Lionni and his animal protagonists while investigating themes from conservation to adaptations to the differences between pets and wildlife!Week 4 (July 16-18, 2024): Arnold Lobel WeekLet's learn about our native wildlife through the works of Arnold Lobel from ecosystems to life cycles with some of our favorite beloved characters such as Frog and Toad!Camp registration is limited to 2 weeks per camper. Camp hours are from 9:00am-12:00pm daily. Participants will receive via email a guide to camp including what to bring daily and camp rules.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - COED Flag Football Camp - Ages 9-12 (June 10 - June 14)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Skate Camp - Ages 6-12 (June 10 - June 14)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Tennis Center (June 10th-June 14th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Tennis Center (June 10th-June 14th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Studio Art Practice: Group 2A
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Studio Art Practice: Group 2B
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp Rock Adventures at Rocksprings Park - Week 2: June 10 - 14
Are you on the lookout for a summer filled with excitement and thrills? Look no further than Camp Rock Adventures! Get ready for a one-of-a-kind journey packed with memory-making, crafts, and both indoor and outdoor fun. Brace yourselves for our fantastic lineup of adventures: Toyland Adventures, Jungle Safari Adventures, Magical Adventures, Enchanted Kingdom Adventures, Galactic Explores Adventures, Under the Sea Adventures, Wilderness Adventures, and Pirates Cove Adventures!But the excitement doesn't stop there! Every camper will chart their summer triumphs with our exclusive Camp Rock Adventures merit badge system. Do your campers have what it takes to collect them all? Challenge them to sign up for all eight weeks and make this summer an epic adventure! Click this link for early drop off and/or late pick up at Camp Rock Adventures
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Disney Week
Parents, are you looking for weekly camps to engage your child where they will receive excellent supervision and meet new friends? Well, Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy has got an eight week summer line-up of exciting day camps for students 6 through 12 years! Each day is filled with gymnastics challenges, arts & crafts, group games, and team work! No previous gymnastics is required. Only a willingness to try and an overall interest in gymnastics. Checkout out our themes! (Note: we will not be swimming during any of our camps).Week 1: May 28-31 Zoo Week (No camp May 27): Lions, Tigers and Bears Oh My! Campers will be learning about all types of animals while learning and challenging their own bodies to move and find fun ways to work together. Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 2: June 3-7 Kung Fu Panda Week (Ninja week): One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy creating and developing challenging ninja courses and engaging in friendly competitions to see who will be crowned Kung Fu Panda Ninja Champion by the end of the week!Week 3: June 10-14 Disney Week: What summer is complete without the great adventures of the Magical World of Disney? Come and join us as we flip and flop to our favorite Disney tunes. Campers will enjoy choreographing routines to their favorite shows!Week 4: June 17-21 Space Week (No camp June 19): This week of gymnastics camps we will be exploring outer space. Campers will be learning about other planets alongside cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 5: July 1-5 Ocean Week (No Camp July 4): This week of gymnastics camps we will incorporate exploring sea life and ocean theme activities while teaching our campers cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 6: July 8-12 Superhero and Villains Week: The question of who is in control, Super Heroes or Villains, still remains. So, once again, we invite them back to settle the score the gymnastics way!Week 7: July 15-19 Pirates and Mermaids Week: Ahoy ye pirates and mermaids! Join our crew aboard the ACGA vessel as we set sail for an open sea adventure of cartwheels, rolls, games and so much more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 8: July 22-26 Olympic Week: It is the greatest time for sports, and it only comes around every 4 years. The campers will be learning about past and present Olympics and getting them ready for this years Olympics. This is exciting not only for the sport of gymnastics, but all summer sports.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff, we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year. Maintaining up to date skill development and safety awareness is a top priority. COVID-19 Policy
Students temperatures taken.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication 48-hours before returning.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure at Lay Park - Week 2: South American Adventure
Join us at Lay Park this summer for Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure where campers will "travel" the world in 8 weeks and learn about world cultures through crafts, cuisine, and a weekly themed adventure! Every week includes a STEM focus and an age-appropriate ecology lesson to extend learning through the summer in addition to classic recreation games and summer camp activities. Week 1 | June 3-7 | Asian Adventure - Dragons and kites and ramen, Oh My! Our first adventure is a trip through Asia where campers will engineer a quaking tower, build flying kites, and explore oriental food.Week 2 | June 10-14 | South American Adventure - Can you survive a week in the rainforest? Campers will learn about South America through a variety of STEM challenges, games, scavenger hunts, and DIY snacks.Week 3 | June 17-21 | African Adventure - Campers will explore the food and fashion of Africa, make a working volcano, and go on safari through the savanna.Week 4 | June 24-28 | Australia Adventure - Join us as we explore the land Down Under. Campers will go under the sea to learn about the colorful coral reef and ocean conservation by building and racing boats made from recycled materials.Week 5 | July 1-5 | North American Adventure - Celebrate Independence Day and become a spy to solve a mystery. Campers will create crafty gadgets and build get away rockets to aid their mission. Week 6 | July 8-12 | European Adventure - Camper will take an art tour through Europe, from classic art to art in STEM. We’ll end the week with Talent Show Theatre starring our campers!Week 7 | July 15-19 | Antarctica Adventure - Campers will have an opportunity to wear Christmas gear again when we celebrate Christmas in July and tour through Antarctica! Campers will learn to make cold treats from scratch, tie dye projects, and about our cold weather friends, the polar bears. Week 8 | July 22-26 | Out of This World Adventure - Travel through the galaxy with us as our campers learn about space, astronauts and a engineering fun!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp - Game on
Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp is a fun and exciting camp for kids ages 6 to 12. Campers will have the opportunity to explore their talents in a variety of areas, including music, dance, cooking, etiquette, arts and crafts, and swimming. At the end of the camp, there will be a talent show where campers can showcase their skills to their families and friends. Week 1 TEAM BUILDING June 3rd-June 7th Week 2 GAME ON June 10th-June 14th Week 3 ART IS US June 17th-June 21st (closed Wednesday for Juneteenth Holiday) Week 4 BAKE OFF June 24th-June 28th Week 5 RECESS July 1st-July 5th (closed Thursday for 4th of July Holiday) Week 6 GUESS THAT SOUND July 8th-July 12th Week 7 ESCAPE WITH YOUR SKILLS July 15th -July 19th Week 8 TALENT SHOW July 22nd-July 26th
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature Navigators Day Camp at Memorial Park (7-12 years) - The Dark Night (June 10-14)
Join us this summer at Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo! Explore outdoor and nature-based activities from swimming and hiking to animal encounters and more.Week 1: June 3rd-7th"The Fantastic Five" (Senses)Get ready to embark on a sensory-rich adventure! We will discover how the five senses allow us to explore the natural world. We will also put these senses to the test and see how animal senses differ from our own!Week 2: June 10th-14th"The Dark Night" (Nocturnal Lifestyles)What happens to the world after the sun sets? This week we are exploring nature under the moonlight. We will be exposing the hidden secrets of nocturnal animals at Bear Hollow Zoo and their lifestyles!Week 3: June 17th-18th & June 20th-21st *NO CAMP WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH*"The Hunger Games" (Diets & Energy Exchange)This week is all about the exchange of energy throughout the animal kingdom! Get excited to discover the differences between omnivores, carnivores, and herbivores and learn about each of their unique roles in the ecosystem. Week 4: June 24th-28th"Where the Wild Things Are" (Habitats & Niches)Let's talk about all of the wildlife in Georgia! How does the Georgia landscape provide habitats and support the needs of certain species? Prepare to become an expert on what makes a habitat a home for these native neighbors!Week 5: July 1st-3rd & July 5th *NO CAMP THURSDAY, JULY 4TH*"Happy Feet" (Animal Locomotion & Tracks)How do snakes get around without feet? During this week, we will figure out how animals move around and how to identify their tracks. Prepare to take a walk on the wild side and learn how animals navigate their environments!Week 6: July 8th-12th"Turning Red" (Adaptations)How do animals deal with the summer heat? Do they have to take a dip in the pool too? During this week at summer camp, we will discover the importance of animal adaptations and how these aid in their survival and well-being! Week 7: July 15-19th"The Way of the Water" (Water)How important is water? Why do we, and animals, need it to survive and thrive? Splash into this immersing week at summer camp, where we will explore water’s role in nature. Get ready to slip and slide into some water fun!Week 8: July 22nd-26th"Into the Woods" (Outdoor Exploration)Join us for a week of summer camp devoted to all things outdoors. Prepare to become a naturalist and jump into the world of bugs, flowers, animals, and everything in-between! Help us wrap up summer in the best way: by utilizing your nature navigator skills!Camp registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily. Early Drop Off (7:30 am to 9:00 am) and/or Late Pick Up (4:00 pm to 5:30 pm) are available for an additional fee.Participants will receive via email a guide to camp including what to bring daily and camp rules/needs. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up times on the first day of camp.Can't wait to have a wild summer!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp (13-15yrs) - Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp Week 2:June 10-14
Get ready to explore Athens’ greatest natural hits…with a twist! This nature-based teen camp will take place across Sandy Creek Park, Memorial Park/Bear Hollow Zoo, and Sandy Creek Nature Center. While the camp’s home-base will be at Sandy Creek Park, campers will get the best of all three facilities! Each day will hold a variety of new adventures as campers get the inside scoop on the inner workings of the zoo, have up close encounters with the animals that call Bear Hollow Zoo home, go swimming, learn archery, kayak, participate in trail hikes, and much more! Special sessions will occur each week and include unique presentations, hands-on workshops, and venturing out on field trips to explore local gems in and around Athens.Camp registration is limited to 2 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are 9:00am-4:00pm daily with drop-off and pick-up occurring at Sandy Creek Park – Pavilion 1 (Note: This is NOT the same facility as Sandy Creek Nature Center). Early and late care are not available for this camp.Registered participants will receive a guide to camp via email the week before their registered session. This will include camp rules, highlighted weekly activities, and what to bring each day. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up on the first day of camp.Week 1: June 3-7, 2024Week 2: June 10-14, 2024Week 3: June 17-21, 2024 *NO camp on Wednesday, June 19th*Week 4: June 24-28, 2024Week 5: July 1-5, 2024 *NO camp on Thursday, July 4th*Week 6: July 8-12, 2024Week 7: July 15-19, 2024
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (7-8 years) - Aquatic Adventures: Week 2: (7-8 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.
Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (9-12 years) - Aquatic Adventures: Week 2: (9-12 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Heard Park - Week 2 June 10-14: Getting Down and Dirty
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and Dirty Don’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs in the MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing into SummerBring a change of clothes everyday for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild!Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs.Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship.Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso's Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy!Week 8: Looking Into the Future
Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Lay Park - Week 2 June 10-14: Getting Down and Dirty
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and DirtyDon’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs In The MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing Into the SummerBring a change of clothes every day for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild! Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs. Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy! Week 8: Looking Into the Future Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teens In Action - Teens In Action - Week 2 (June 10-June 14)
Teens in Action is a service based teen camp where participants learn the importance of volunteering and the impact their efforts have on the community. Mornings are spent volunteering with local non-profits and government organizations. Afternoons feature a variety of recreational activities.Schedule:Week 1- June 3-June 7Week 2- June 10-June 14Week 3- June 17-June 21 (NO CAMP on Wednesday June 19)Week 4- June 24-June 28Week 5- July 1-July 5 (NO CAMP on Thursday July 4)Week 6- July 8-July 12Week 7- July 15-July 19 Teens may register for a maximum of two weeks.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Theatre Camp (Youth) - Historical Performance Theatre Camp
Join Athens Creative Theatre for a summer of growth, exploration, and fun in our Youth Theatre Camps with opportunities for ages 8-12. Each one week theatre camp focuses on introducing young aspiring actors to the basics of theatrical performance including the basics of stage directions, how to navigate a script, ways to develop a character and more. Camp monologues and activities will vary from week according to the thematic focus of each camp. Campers will enjoy theatre games and activities focused on building valuable theatre skills that build emotional awareness, reading comprehension, and improvisational skills. Participants will receive a theatre camp guide via email in the weeks prior to their scheduled camp session which will include camp rules/needs, pick-up and drop-off information, and other helpful tips for getting the most out of your summer camp experience.
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9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Sandy Creek Mini Camps (4-6 years) - Week 1: It Makes Scents (4-6 years)
Mini-Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center. 4 sessions will be offered. 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Early and late care are NOT available. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Participants will be limited to 2 total sessions.At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.Week 1: It Makes Scents: Follow your nose to uncover the natural world around us. Use your senses as you explore nature. Discover how our senses compare to animals.Week 2: Bee Great! What’s all the buzz about? Pollinators! Mini Campers will search for a variety of pollinators and learn why they are important.Week 3: Animal Olympics The Olympics are starting soon so what better way to get excited than to participate in the Animal Olympics! Can you run as fast as a cheetah? Flap your arms as fast as a hummingbird’s wings? Test your skills against animals during this week of celebration.Week 4: Puddle Stompers: STOMP! SPLASH! SPLAT! Can you think of a better way to explore our waterways than by stomping and splashing our way through? Mini Campers will explore a natural body of water. Be prepared for a wet, muddy week!
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YWCO Campers to swim
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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YWCO Campers to swim
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pick Up Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Heard Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Lay Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Memorial Park
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Rocksprings
The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Kinderswim program is a free initiative started with the goal of helping ACC children learn how to swim. The program is offered to all Athens-Clarke County 5-year-old children at no cost. The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at all of the ACCLS pools. Participants who complete at least seven of the nine lessons will receive a free pool pass for the remainder of the pool season.Rules & Tips - All swimmers are required to wear a swimsuit. Cotton is not allowed in the pool. - Participants cannot register after the first two lessons to ensure swimmers have adequate time to learn to swim safely. - Participants should bring their own towels. - Although there is no cost, participants must register online. - Participants must be 5-years-old to take part in Kinderswim.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Heard Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Lay Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Memorial Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 1 - 5:30pm Rocksprings Park
Athens-Clarke Leisure Services offers small group swim lessons for children ages 3 and up. All lessons are taught by certified lifeguards. Classes are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Your child must be 3 years old or older and potty trained to participate in Swim School.The lessons are broken into three, 45-minute classes a week for three weeks, for a total of nine lessons, and are available at the Memorial Park, Rocksprings Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Table Tennis - Table Tennis (Wednesday evenings)
Do you enjoy playing table tennis or want to learn a new hobby? Whether you like to play for fun or for competition, come play with the Athens Georgia Table Tennis Club on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm and Saturday afternoons from 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM at Aaron Heard Park & Community Center.
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Thursday June 13, 2024
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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SCNC Camp Hold
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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TIA Camp HOLD
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7:30 AM - 8:45 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Early Drop Off Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Both Early Drop Off and Late Pickup
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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AUSA Weekly Reservation
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Dance Camps: Half Day - Modern Dance
Our Half Day camps give students the ability to participate in 4 hours of concentrated dance study! Choose from a variety dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, West African Dance and Drum and Hip Hop. All dance wear is required prior to class. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. Students and teachers will work together to create mini performances to present at the end of the week showcase. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program. Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.Ballet and Tap for 7-12 year olds: This is an open level program for 7 - 12 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.African Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors.
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8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Dance Camps: Full Day - Journey to Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Tap
Our Full Day camps are packed with excitement! Your child will learn a variety of dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, and Hip Hop. To maximize your experience, we suggest that you enroll in both weeks of class. All dance wear is required prior to the first day of classes. Pack your child a lite non-microwavable lunch, full of proteins and/or some fresh fruit and water.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Story Safari Mini Camp at Bear Hollow Zoo (4-6 Year Olds) - Willems Week
Join us this summer at Bear Hollow Zoo as we trek through literary authors and learn about native wildlife!Week 1 (June 11-13, 2024): Mo Willems WeekLet's read the great works of Mo Willems through beloved characters of Pigeon and Elephant and Piggie while exploring themes of basic needs and animal classification!Week 2 (June 25-27, 2024): James Dean WeekWho doesn't love Pete the Cat? With his help, we'll trek through topics such as what animals eat to where they live!Week 3 (July 9-11, 2024): Leo Lionni WeekWe'll dive into the works of Leo Lionni and his animal protagonists while investigating themes from conservation to adaptations to the differences between pets and wildlife!Week 4 (July 16-18, 2024): Arnold Lobel WeekLet's learn about our native wildlife through the works of Arnold Lobel from ecosystems to life cycles with some of our favorite beloved characters such as Frog and Toad!Camp registration is limited to 2 weeks per camper. Camp hours are from 9:00am-12:00pm daily. Participants will receive via email a guide to camp including what to bring daily and camp rules.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - COED Flag Football Camp - Ages 9-12 (June 10 - June 14)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Skate Camp - Ages 6-12 (June 10 - June 14)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Tennis Center (June 10th-June 14th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camp - Tennis Camp Tennis Center (June 10th-June 14th)
Sports Mini-Camps are different types of outdoor sports camps that include Basketball (Indoor), Flag-Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and Tennis. Camps are offered from 9a-12p. Location may very. For more information please contact the Youth Athletics Staff.Basketball- Basketball Camp is designed to help you achieve your basketball goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your position skills and confidence.Flag-Football- Flag Football Camp is designed to help new players learn the fundamentals of football while having fun.Soccer- Soccer Camp is designed to help you achieve your soccer goals. Whether you're new to the sport and want to learn the basics or are more experienced and are looking to advance your skills and confidence. Skate- Campers will learn fundamental skateboarding skills and improve upon existing skills. Helmet and skateboard are required for participation. Roller Blades, Roller Skates, Bicycles and Scooters are not permitted.Triathlon- Triathlon Camp will not be held Summer 2024 as the Bishop Park Pool will be closed for repairs during the 2024 season.Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or Triathlon Camp please contact:Tamika Drake706-338-4138Tennis- Summer Tennis Camp is a camp for all skill levels. The camp includes development of fundamental strokes, personal instruction, games, and match play in a positive fun environment. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and proper tennis shoes.Any questions regarding Tennis Camp please contact:Patrick Brick762-400-7662 or Patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Studio Art Practice: Group 2A
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2024 - Studio Art Practice: Group 2B
Summer Art Camp 2024We start each day of art camp with a simple Tai Chi exercise as a group to facilitate mindfulness through this team-building activity. Explorations in Contemporary Art: 5-7 Year oldsExciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of contemporary art while developing fundamental art skills, learning about new artists and new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Projects are designed to use various media including drawing, painting, mixed media and 3-D. Studio Art Practice: 8-11 Yr olds Exciting hands-on art projects will allow young artists to have fun exploring the world of art while developing fundamental art skills, learning new vocabulary and meeting creative challenges. Young artists will learn a variety of techniques, using a selection of media, in studio art classes taught by professional teaching artists. Students are invited to question, explore, investigate, and solve problems as they create art and learn about professional-level studio practices. There will be opportunities to work in 2D and 3D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more.Puppetry and Studio Art: 8-11 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other studio art projects like printmaking, painting/drawing, and ceramics. Each camper will have finished studio art pieces. They will also have a finished puppet and there will be a puppet performance at the end that we invite family/friends to experience! Supplies are provided. This will be a fun and informative class for young artists/puppeteers (or just enthusiasts) that are 8-11 years old. About the Puppetry Guest Teacher: Claire Kennedy Ritzler has been involved in education and theatre arts for 35 years with a specialty in puppetry. She has served as education director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and as education and program director for Young Audiences of Atlanta. We are happy to welcome her back!Children may be checked in as early as 8:45 AM and as late as 9:15 AM. Children must be walked into the building and checked in by the parent/guardian.Pick-up will take place at 2 PM. Please provide a snack and a lunch for your child each day. Refrigeration is not available but food will be kept in a cool place. We ask that you not pack peanuts or peanut butter if at all possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day that they can refill. Please mark child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewellery, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged. We host ever-changing exhibitions in our wonderful galleries. We welcome your visit to the Arts Center’s galleries during regular operating hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM; Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM. It is always free of charge. Health and Safety: The health and safety of your child is our first priority. If circumstances have changed since you filled out the health form and your child’s needs have changed, let us know. Face masks are optional. For more information please refer to the Summer Camp Parent Handbook: ____________________________________________________________________Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Click Here for For teen activities during SUMMER 2024(Note: Teen clubs are on break in the month of July)We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often do open up.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp Rock Adventures at Rocksprings Park - Week 2: June 10 - 14
Are you on the lookout for a summer filled with excitement and thrills? Look no further than Camp Rock Adventures! Get ready for a one-of-a-kind journey packed with memory-making, crafts, and both indoor and outdoor fun. Brace yourselves for our fantastic lineup of adventures: Toyland Adventures, Jungle Safari Adventures, Magical Adventures, Enchanted Kingdom Adventures, Galactic Explores Adventures, Under the Sea Adventures, Wilderness Adventures, and Pirates Cove Adventures!But the excitement doesn't stop there! Every camper will chart their summer triumphs with our exclusive Camp Rock Adventures merit badge system. Do your campers have what it takes to collect them all? Challenge them to sign up for all eight weeks and make this summer an epic adventure! Click this link for early drop off and/or late pick up at Camp Rock Adventures
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Disney Week
Parents, are you looking for weekly camps to engage your child where they will receive excellent supervision and meet new friends? Well, Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy has got an eight week summer line-up of exciting day camps for students 6 through 12 years! Each day is filled with gymnastics challenges, arts & crafts, group games, and team work! No previous gymnastics is required. Only a willingness to try and an overall interest in gymnastics. Checkout out our themes! (Note: we will not be swimming during any of our camps).Week 1: May 28-31 Zoo Week (No camp May 27): Lions, Tigers and Bears Oh My! Campers will be learning about all types of animals while learning and challenging their own bodies to move and find fun ways to work together. Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 2: June 3-7 Kung Fu Panda Week (Ninja week): One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy creating and developing challenging ninja courses and engaging in friendly competitions to see who will be crowned Kung Fu Panda Ninja Champion by the end of the week!Week 3: June 10-14 Disney Week: What summer is complete without the great adventures of the Magical World of Disney? Come and join us as we flip and flop to our favorite Disney tunes. Campers will enjoy choreographing routines to their favorite shows!Week 4: June 17-21 Space Week (No camp June 19): This week of gymnastics camps we will be exploring outer space. Campers will be learning about other planets alongside cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 5: July 1-5 Ocean Week (No Camp July 4): This week of gymnastics camps we will incorporate exploring sea life and ocean theme activities while teaching our campers cartwheels and more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 6: July 8-12 Superhero and Villains Week: The question of who is in control, Super Heroes or Villains, still remains. So, once again, we invite them back to settle the score the gymnastics way!Week 7: July 15-19 Pirates and Mermaids Week: Ahoy ye pirates and mermaids! Join our crew aboard the ACGA vessel as we set sail for an open sea adventure of cartwheels, rolls, games and so much more! Each day, campers will engage in tons of gymnastics fun and themed craftsWeek 8: July 22-26 Olympic Week: It is the greatest time for sports, and it only comes around every 4 years. The campers will be learning about past and present Olympics and getting them ready for this years Olympics. This is exciting not only for the sport of gymnastics, but all summer sports.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff, we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year. Maintaining up to date skill development and safety awareness is a top priority. COVID-19 Policy
Students temperatures taken.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication 48-hours before returning.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure at Lay Park - Week 2: South American Adventure
Join us at Lay Park this summer for Camp-Funtastic: The Greatest Adventure where campers will "travel" the world in 8 weeks and learn about world cultures through crafts, cuisine, and a weekly themed adventure! Every week includes a STEM focus and an age-appropriate ecology lesson to extend learning through the summer in addition to classic recreation games and summer camp activities. Week 1 | June 3-7 | Asian Adventure - Dragons and kites and ramen, Oh My! Our first adventure is a trip through Asia where campers will engineer a quaking tower, build flying kites, and explore oriental food.Week 2 | June 10-14 | South American Adventure - Can you survive a week in the rainforest? Campers will learn about South America through a variety of STEM challenges, games, scavenger hunts, and DIY snacks.Week 3 | June 17-21 | African Adventure - Campers will explore the food and fashion of Africa, make a working volcano, and go on safari through the savanna.Week 4 | June 24-28 | Australia Adventure - Join us as we explore the land Down Under. Campers will go under the sea to learn about the colorful coral reef and ocean conservation by building and racing boats made from recycled materials.Week 5 | July 1-5 | North American Adventure - Celebrate Independence Day and become a spy to solve a mystery. Campers will create crafty gadgets and build get away rockets to aid their mission. Week 6 | July 8-12 | European Adventure - Camper will take an art tour through Europe, from classic art to art in STEM. We’ll end the week with Talent Show Theatre starring our campers!Week 7 | July 15-19 | Antarctica Adventure - Campers will have an opportunity to wear Christmas gear again when we celebrate Christmas in July and tour through Antarctica! Campers will learn to make cold treats from scratch, tie dye projects, and about our cold weather friends, the polar bears. Week 8 | July 22-26 | Out of This World Adventure - Travel through the galaxy with us as our campers learn about space, astronauts and a engineering fun!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp - Game on
Heard's Got Talent Summer Day Camp is a fun and exciting camp for kids ages 6 to 12. Campers will have the opportunity to explore their talents in a variety of areas, including music, dance, cooking, etiquette, arts and crafts, and swimming. At the end of the camp, there will be a talent show where campers can showcase their skills to their families and friends. Week 1 TEAM BUILDING June 3rd-June 7th Week 2 GAME ON June 10th-June 14th Week 3 ART IS US June 17th-June 21st (closed Wednesday for Juneteenth Holiday) Week 4 BAKE OFF June 24th-June 28th Week 5 RECESS July 1st-July 5th (closed Thursday for 4th of July Holiday) Week 6 GUESS THAT SOUND July 8th-July 12th Week 7 ESCAPE WITH YOUR SKILLS July 15th -July 19th Week 8 TALENT SHOW July 22nd-July 26th
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature Navigators Day Camp at Memorial Park (7-12 years) - The Dark Night (June 10-14)
Join us this summer at Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo! Explore outdoor and nature-based activities from swimming and hiking to animal encounters and more.Week 1: June 3rd-7th"The Fantastic Five" (Senses)Get ready to embark on a sensory-rich adventure! We will discover how the five senses allow us to explore the natural world. We will also put these senses to the test and see how animal senses differ from our own!Week 2: June 10th-14th"The Dark Night" (Nocturnal Lifestyles)What happens to the world after the sun sets? This week we are exploring nature under the moonlight. We will be exposing the hidden secrets of nocturnal animals at Bear Hollow Zoo and their lifestyles!Week 3: June 17th-18th & June 20th-21st *NO CAMP WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH*"The Hunger Games" (Diets & Energy Exchange)This week is all about the exchange of energy throughout the animal kingdom! Get excited to discover the differences between omnivores, carnivores, and herbivores and learn about each of their unique roles in the ecosystem. Week 4: June 24th-28th"Where the Wild Things Are" (Habitats & Niches)Let's talk about all of the wildlife in Georgia! How does the Georgia landscape provide habitats and support the needs of certain species? Prepare to become an expert on what makes a habitat a home for these native neighbors!Week 5: July 1st-3rd & July 5th *NO CAMP THURSDAY, JULY 4TH*"Happy Feet" (Animal Locomotion & Tracks)How do snakes get around without feet? During this week, we will figure out how animals move around and how to identify their tracks. Prepare to take a walk on the wild side and learn how animals navigate their environments!Week 6: July 8th-12th"Turning Red" (Adaptations)How do animals deal with the summer heat? Do they have to take a dip in the pool too? During this week at summer camp, we will discover the importance of animal adaptations and how these aid in their survival and well-being! Week 7: July 15-19th"The Way of the Water" (Water)How important is water? Why do we, and animals, need it to survive and thrive? Splash into this immersing week at summer camp, where we will explore water’s role in nature. Get ready to slip and slide into some water fun!Week 8: July 22nd-26th"Into the Woods" (Outdoor Exploration)Join us for a week of summer camp devoted to all things outdoors. Prepare to become a naturalist and jump into the world of bugs, flowers, animals, and everything in-between! Help us wrap up summer in the best way: by utilizing your nature navigator skills!Camp registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily. Early Drop Off (7:30 am to 9:00 am) and/or Late Pick Up (4:00 pm to 5:30 pm) are available for an additional fee.Participants will receive via email a guide to camp including what to bring daily and camp rules/needs. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up times on the first day of camp.Can't wait to have a wild summer!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp (13-15yrs) - Nature's Greatest Hits Teen Camp Week 2:June 10-14
Get ready to explore Athens’ greatest natural hits…with a twist! This nature-based teen camp will take place across Sandy Creek Park, Memorial Park/Bear Hollow Zoo, and Sandy Creek Nature Center. While the camp’s home-base will be at Sandy Creek Park, campers will get the best of all three facilities! Each day will hold a variety of new adventures as campers get the inside scoop on the inner workings of the zoo, have up close encounters with the animals that call Bear Hollow Zoo home, go swimming, learn archery, kayak, participate in trail hikes, and much more! Special sessions will occur each week and include unique presentations, hands-on workshops, and venturing out on field trips to explore local gems in and around Athens.Camp registration is limited to 2 weeks per camper. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Camp hours are 9:00am-4:00pm daily with drop-off and pick-up occurring at Sandy Creek Park – Pavilion 1 (Note: This is NOT the same facility as Sandy Creek Nature Center). Early and late care are not available for this camp.Registered participants will receive a guide to camp via email the week before their registered session. This will include camp rules, highlighted weekly activities, and what to bring each day. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up on the first day of camp.Week 1: June 3-7, 2024Week 2: June 10-14, 2024Week 3: June 17-21, 2024 *NO camp on Wednesday, June 19th*Week 4: June 24-28, 2024Week 5: July 1-5, 2024 *NO camp on Thursday, July 4th*Week 6: July 8-12, 2024Week 7: July 15-19, 2024
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (7-8 years) - Aquatic Adventures: Week 2: (7-8 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.
Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Sandy Creek Day Camps (9-12 years) - Aquatic Adventures: Week 2: (9-12 years)
Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center & Sandy Creek Park. Sessions are June 3–July 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Early and late care is available. Registration is limited to 4 weeks per camper. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Designed as an outdoor oriented and active camp. Campers will swim, enjoy outdoor games, hike, and more. If your children love the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle, this camp is for them. All sessions include swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, crafts and outdoor games. (weather permitting)At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.Week 1: 6/3/24-6/7/24- Hooray for Herptiles: Join us this week as we explore the property for slimy and cold blooded creatures. See why snakes are cool and study the amazing world of turtles. Venture into Lake Chapman, create crafts, learn outdoor recreational skills, and have heaps of fun. Week 2: 6/10/24-6/14/24- Aquatic Adventures:Have you ever been curious about what lies beneath the surface? This week we will find out as we dive into explorations of the water ways of Sandy Creek. Fish in Lake Chapman and try your skills at canoeing. Go on a Creek Walk, investigate invertebrates, and splash around as we go where the water takes us. Week 3: 6/17/24-6/21/24-A Trek through Time:What is the stride of a T-Rex? Who lived here before us? What constellation looks like a fishing hook? Find out this week as we delve into the past and gaze into the future. Explore the origins of our land. Create a habitat that might survive on the moon. This week will be timeless! Week 4: 6/24/24-6/28/24- Get Muddy!This week we will be hands on as we uncover what lives beneath us. Celebrate a day of mud play. Slither and wiggle like worms, make mud pies, and be prepared to spend the week getting muddy. Week 5: 7/1/24-7/5/24- Camp Escape We think of Sandy Creek Day Camp as an escape to adventure. Partake in a nature based escape room and learn teamwork skills. Relax to sounds of nature, practice yoga with turtles, and use nature to recharge. Week 6: 7/8/24-7/12/24-Water Olympics A gold medal in boat building, a silver medal in swimming like an otter, and a bronze in paddling. These are all medal you can aim to win this week as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in our own Sandy Creek Day Camp way. We will create aquatic challenges to participate so that all of our campers can be Olympians. Week 7: 7/15/24-7/19/24-A Brush with Nature:Let nature be your muse. Creating forts out of twigs and leaves, using natural materials for paint, and adopting and designing pet rocks are just a few samples of the creative skills of this week’s camp. Bring your imagination and leave with a passion for the beauty all around us!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Heard Park - Week 2 June 10-14: Getting Down and Dirty
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and Dirty Don’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs in the MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing into SummerBring a change of clothes everyday for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild!Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs.Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship.Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso's Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy!Week 8: Looking Into the Future
Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teen Camp at Lay Park - Week 2 June 10-14: Getting Down and Dirty
Week 1: Adventure TimeWelcome Teen Campers! We are back and ready for new adventures! Join us as campers will discover and conquer different challenges throughout the week. Week 2: Getting Down and DirtyDon’t dress to impress because we are getting down and dirty! This week we will meet and learn about different species here on Earth. You never know what animals we might encounter this week! Week 3: Chefs In The MakingBring your aprons as we chef it up in the kitchen. Campers will cook, create, and taste different variety of food. This week will be very scrumptious. Week 4: Splashing Into the SummerBring a change of clothes every day for this week, who knows when you will get splashed! Take a dive with us as campers will have a free and easy week participating in many water games. Get ready to get wet and wild! Week 5: Boss Up Welcome to a take charge week at our summer camp dedicated to exploring businesses and entrepreneurship! Campers will embark on an exciting journey filled with hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and real-world experiences that unveil the secrets of the business world. Throughout the week, participants will engage in creative challenges, team-building exercises, and learn from successful entrepreneurs. Week 6: Balling in the Fields Welcome to a heart pumping week of summer camp where the sun is shining, and the excitement is contagious! Campers will embark on a journey of sports, movement, and teamwork, creating memories that will last a lifetime.The campers will not only enhance their athletic skills but also learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. Week 7: Exploring Our Inner Picasso Welcome to a vibrant week of summer camp where young artists embark on an exciting journey of creativity and self-expression! Throughout the week, campers will delve into the world of art through a variety of engaging activities. Each day holds new adventures, from painting to drawing and crafting. Get ready for a week of artistic exploration, where friendships are formed, creativity knows no bounds, and memories are painted with the vibrant colors of summer camp joy! Week 8: Looking Into the Future Welcome to a thrilling week of summer camp where adventure meets career exploration! This week's program blends the excitement of play with the anticipation of discovering future career paths. Each day, campers embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering a wide array of professions through engaging activities and hands-on experiences.Join us for a week that combines play, discovery, and the promise of a bright future!***Please do not send personal items to the program such as cell phones, electronic games, iPods, money, or toys. Staff is not responsible for any misplaced, damaged, or stolen items. Please label all of your child’s belongings. Click here for early drop off and/or late pick up for Camp Funtastic Lay Park
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Teens In Action - Teens In Action - Week 2 (June 10-June 14)
Teens in Action is a service based teen camp where participants learn the importance of volunteering and the impact their efforts have on the community. Mornings are spent volunteering with local non-profits and government organizations. Afternoons feature a variety of recreational activities.Schedule:Week 1- June 3-June 7Week 2- June 10-June 14Week 3- June 17-June 21 (NO CAMP on Wednesday June 19)Week 4- June 24-June 28Week 5- July 1-July 5 (NO CAMP on Thursday July 4)Week 6- July 8-July 12Week 7- July 15-July 19 Teens may register for a maximum of two weeks.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Theatre Camp (Youth) - Historical Performance Theatre Camp
Join Athens Creative Theatre for a summer of growth, exploration, and fun in our Youth Theatre Camps with opportunities for ages 8-12. Each one week theatre camp focuses on introducing young aspiring actors to the basics of theatrical performance including the basics of stage directions, how to navigate a script, ways to develop a character and more. Camp monologues and activities will vary from week according to the thematic focus of each camp. Campers will enjoy theatre games and activities focused on building valuable theatre skills that build emotional awareness, reading comprehension, and improvisational skills. Participants will receive a theatre camp guide via email in the weeks prior to their scheduled camp session which will include camp rules/needs, pick-up and drop-off information, and other helpful tips for getting the most out of your summer camp experience.
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9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Sandy Creek Mini Camps (4-6 years) - Week 1: It Makes Scents (4-6 years)
Mini-Camp is held at Sandy Creek Nature Center. 4 sessions will be offered. 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Early and late care are NOT available. SCNC Members receive a 10% discount. Participants will be limited to 2 total sessions.At this time, campers will not be required to wear masks or socially distance. Camps will operate at full capacity. Staff will continue to monitor COVID-19 conditions.Week 1: It Makes Scents: Follow your nose to uncover the natural world around us. Use your senses as you explore nature. Discover how our senses compare to animals.Week 2: Bee Great! What’s all the buzz about? Pollinators! Mini Campers will search for a variety of pollinators and learn why they are important.Week 3: Animal Olympics The Olympics are starting soon so what better way to get excited than to participate in the Animal Olympics! Can you run as fast as a cheetah? Flap your arms as fast as a hummingbird’s wings? Test your skills against animals during this week of celebration.Week 4: Puddle Stompers: STOMP! SPLASH! SPLAT! Can you think of a better way to explore our waterways than by stomping and splashing our way through? Mini Campers will explore a natural body of water. Be prepared for a wet, muddy week!
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Fourth Street B&G Club - Up to 30 kids
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Nellie B B&G Club - Up to 20 kids
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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HT Edwards B&G Club
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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YWCO Campers to swim
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2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Rocksprings B&G Club - Up to 20 kids
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2:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Summer Camp / Swimming
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2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Reserved
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pick Up Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Early Drop Off and/or Late Pickup for Registered All Day Campers - Late Pickup Only
You must be registered for one of the Summer Camps below prior to adding early drop off or late pickup. The Early Drop-Off OR Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $15 ACC Residents / $22.50 Non ACC Residents Both Early Drop-Off AND Late Pick-Up Fee per camper: $25 ACC Residents / $37.50 Non ACC Residents You may sign up for extended supervision on the morning of the first day of camp.Extended supervision fees are not scholarship eligible.Extended Supervision is available at the following camps:Heard Park and Community Center All Day and Teen CampLay Park Community Center All Day and Teen CampMemorial Park All Day CampRocksprings All Day and Teen CampSandy Creek Nature Center All Day
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club 2023-2024 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center!Teen Media Arts Club presents a FILM SCREENING: May 7th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Community RoomTeen Fashion Design Club FASHION SHOW: May 14th 6-7:30 PM ALL WELCOME, Atrium Gallery-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Baseball Practice
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