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Tuesday July 21, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter 3 SPLOST
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7:30 AM - 5:30 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 - 8:30 AM
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Adult Lap Swim - Adult Lap Swim
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
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Adult Lap Swim - Adult Lap Swim (half season)
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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 - 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 - 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 - 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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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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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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Swim School - Swim School Session 3 - 9am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camps - Tennis Camp at Athens Tennis Center (July 20th-July 24th)
Summer Sports Mini-Camps offer exciting outdoor sports experiences, including Basketball (Indoor), Flag Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and a special Multi-Sport Adventure. Camps run from 9 AM - 12 PM at various locations.For more information, contact the Youth Athletics Staff. Ballers Academy (Basketball) – Elevate your game with skill-building drills, fun competitions, and exciting scrimmages. Perfect for beginners learning the basics and experienced players refining their moves. (Coed) Flag Frenzy (Flag Football) – Develop speed, strategy, and teamwork through high-energy drills and scrimmages while having a blast on the field. (Coed) Gridiron Girls (Flag Football) – A fun and competitive camp just for girls! Learn the skills, strategies, and plays to dominate the field and build confidence in the game. (Girls Only)Goal Getters (Soccer) – Master footwork, passing, and shooting through fun challenges, skill-building drills, and exciting small-sided games. (Coed)Ultimate Sports Adventure – Try a new sport every day! From kickball to relay races, obstacle courses, and wild team games, this camp is full of energy, surprises, and nonstop fun. (Coed) Shred & Soar (Skateboarding Basics) – Learn balance, control, and essential riding skills to build confidence on your board. Helmet and skateboard required. No roller blades, skates, bicycles, or scooters allowed. (Coed)Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or the Sports Adventure Camps please contact:Tamika Drake 706-338-4138 | tamika.drake@accgov.com Tennis – 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 Brick 762-400-7662 | patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camps - Tennis Camp at Athens Tennis Center (July 20th-July 24th)
Summer Sports Mini-Camps offer exciting outdoor sports experiences, including Basketball (Indoor), Flag Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and a special Multi-Sport Adventure. Camps run from 9 AM - 12 PM at various locations.For more information, contact the Youth Athletics Staff. Ballers Academy (Basketball) – Elevate your game with skill-building drills, fun competitions, and exciting scrimmages. Perfect for beginners learning the basics and experienced players refining their moves. (Coed) Flag Frenzy (Flag Football) – Develop speed, strategy, and teamwork through high-energy drills and scrimmages while having a blast on the field. (Coed) Gridiron Girls (Flag Football) – A fun and competitive camp just for girls! Learn the skills, strategies, and plays to dominate the field and build confidence in the game. (Girls Only)Goal Getters (Soccer) – Master footwork, passing, and shooting through fun challenges, skill-building drills, and exciting small-sided games. (Coed)Ultimate Sports Adventure – Try a new sport every day! From kickball to relay races, obstacle courses, and wild team games, this camp is full of energy, surprises, and nonstop fun. (Coed) Shred & Soar (Skateboarding Basics) – Learn balance, control, and essential riding skills to build confidence on your board. Helmet and skateboard required. No roller blades, skates, bicycles, or scooters allowed. (Coed)Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or the Sports Adventure Camps please contact:Tamika Drake 706-338-4138 | tamika.drake@accgov.com Tennis – 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 Brick 762-400-7662 | patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2026 - Puppetry and Studio Art Practice 8A: BLUE GROUP
Summer Art Camp 2026: LYNDON HOUSE ARTS CENTERDue to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process. We are delighted that your child is attending Summer Art Camp 2026 at the Lyndon House Arts Center. Here is a fun video we made for you going over all the things you need to know, and all about our new drop-off/pick-up policy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyZuzpbb4HA
Drop-off and Pick-up
Due to nearby construction and limited parking, we will be using a curbside car drop-off and pick-up system for the safety and efficiency of all families. Please note that this process is different from our Tuesday/Thursday afterschool system. If you have participated in that program before, be aware that traffic flow will run in the opposite direction for summer camp. Additionally, Lay Park Summer Camp will be dropping off in the morning at the same time. Their program will use the lower end of the parking lot, while Lyndon House Arts Center families will use the area in front of the Children’s Studio. An email dedicated to drop-off and pick-up procedures will be sent out to you, but for your reference, the map and procedure is included below. New Drop-Off & Pick-Up Procedure ALL summer camp participants from both camps will enter the parking lot through Monroe St off of College Ave . When you enter the parking lot, stay to the right. Follow the YELLOW route on the map for Lyndon House Arts Center (the BLUE route is for Lay Park). Lay Park campers will be turning left for their drop-off- you can go in the right lane to get around them to proceed straight to the Arts Center. During drop-off and pick-up times, this drive will operate as a one-way route. All Art Camp vehicles will exit onto Hoyt Street by the fire station.
Drop-off for Lyndon House Arts Center and Lay Park is
between 8:45-9:15 AM.
Pick-up for Lyndon House Arts Center’s ART CAMP is at 2 PM Lay Park pick-up is at a later time.
Required identification sheet: Each family will receive a dashboard sheet listing the camper’s group, assigned number, and authorized guardian(s). This sheet must be placed on the driver’s-side dashboard and remain visible for staff verification.
Designated loading zone: Vehicles must pull forward to the painted line on the asphalt beside the Children’s Studio entrance for drop-off and pick-up.
Controlled entry/exit point: Campers may enter and exit vehicles only on the sidewalk side, and only at the designated loading zone.
Queue spacing: For everyone’s safety, do not open vehicle doors until the car ahead has completed loading/unloading and moved forward and you have stopped at the painted line.
Lastly, we ask for your patience and understanding. We are all learning this together. Our Number one priority is the health, safety and well-being of your child. We may end up tweaking this procedure along the way as needed ____________________________________________________________________________
We start each day of art camp with a simple T'ai 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 Practice: 5-7 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other age appropriate 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) who are 5-7 years old. Puppetry and Studio Art Practice: 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) who 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. Due to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process for Summer Art Camp 2026. See above for more details.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 possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day so that they can refill it. Please mark the child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewelry, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged.If this is your camper's first ACC camp this summer and you registered for this camp prior to Sunday, April 17th, your camper will go home with an ACC camp shirt from us.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 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 following documents:
2026 Parent & Guardian Handbook
Camp GuideCode of Conduct
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs____________________________________________________________________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 about your child’s class. We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often open up.
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs
Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy: All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund. All requests for refunds will be forwarded to the appropriate Division Administrator for final approval.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com(706) 613-3623 Lyndon House Arts Center office
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2026 - Puppetry and Studio Art Practice 8B: RED GROUP
Summer Art Camp 2026: LYNDON HOUSE ARTS CENTERDue to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process. We are delighted that your child is attending Summer Art Camp 2026 at the Lyndon House Arts Center. Here is a fun video we made for you going over all the things you need to know, and all about our new drop-off/pick-up policy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyZuzpbb4HA
Drop-off and Pick-up
Due to nearby construction and limited parking, we will be using a curbside car drop-off and pick-up system for the safety and efficiency of all families. Please note that this process is different from our Tuesday/Thursday afterschool system. If you have participated in that program before, be aware that traffic flow will run in the opposite direction for summer camp. Additionally, Lay Park Summer Camp will be dropping off in the morning at the same time. Their program will use the lower end of the parking lot, while Lyndon House Arts Center families will use the area in front of the Children’s Studio. An email dedicated to drop-off and pick-up procedures will be sent out to you, but for your reference, the map and procedure is included below. New Drop-Off & Pick-Up Procedure ALL summer camp participants from both camps will enter the parking lot through Monroe St off of College Ave . When you enter the parking lot, stay to the right. Follow the YELLOW route on the map for Lyndon House Arts Center (the BLUE route is for Lay Park). Lay Park campers will be turning left for their drop-off- you can go in the right lane to get around them to proceed straight to the Arts Center. During drop-off and pick-up times, this drive will operate as a one-way route. All Art Camp vehicles will exit onto Hoyt Street by the fire station.
Drop-off for Lyndon House Arts Center and Lay Park is
between 8:45-9:15 AM.
Pick-up for Lyndon House Arts Center’s ART CAMP is at 2 PM Lay Park pick-up is at a later time.
Required identification sheet: Each family will receive a dashboard sheet listing the camper’s group, assigned number, and authorized guardian(s). This sheet must be placed on the driver’s-side dashboard and remain visible for staff verification.
Designated loading zone: Vehicles must pull forward to the painted line on the asphalt beside the Children’s Studio entrance for drop-off and pick-up.
Controlled entry/exit point: Campers may enter and exit vehicles only on the sidewalk side, and only at the designated loading zone.
Queue spacing: For everyone’s safety, do not open vehicle doors until the car ahead has completed loading/unloading and moved forward and you have stopped at the painted line.
Lastly, we ask for your patience and understanding. We are all learning this together. Our Number one priority is the health, safety and well-being of your child. We may end up tweaking this procedure along the way as needed ____________________________________________________________________________
We start each day of art camp with a simple T'ai 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 Practice: 5-7 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other age appropriate 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) who are 5-7 years old. Puppetry and Studio Art Practice: 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) who 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. Due to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process for Summer Art Camp 2026. See above for more details.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 possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day so that they can refill it. Please mark the child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewelry, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged.If this is your camper's first ACC camp this summer and you registered for this camp prior to Sunday, April 17th, your camper will go home with an ACC camp shirt from us.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 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 following documents:
2026 Parent & Guardian Handbook
Camp GuideCode of Conduct
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs____________________________________________________________________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 about your child’s class. We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often open up.
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs
Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy: All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund. All requests for refunds will be forwarded to the appropriate Division Administrator for final approval.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com(706) 613-3623 Lyndon House Arts Center office
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Under the Sea...Pirates, Mermaids and more!
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! Week 1: May 26-29 Ninja Week (No camp May 25): 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 Ninja Champion by the end of the week! Week 2: June 1-5 K-Pop Week: Takedown, Takedown, Takedown, down, down down! Campers will enjoy flipping, dancing and creating routines to the soundtrack of Huntrix girls and Saja Boys and other K-Pop songs! There will be music and k-pop themed crafts and books! Week 3: June 8-12 Disney Week: One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy flipping, dancing and playing to our favorite Disney songs! Come and represent your favorite character. Week 4: June 15-18 Super Heroes and Villains Week (No camp June 19): 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 5: June 29- July 2 Super Mario World Week (No Camp July 3): It’s a Me, Mario! Join us as we bring some classic gaming characters to life- Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Bowser and don’t forget Yoshi! We will do our best to bring this world to life, it is important to note- there will be not be any gaming! Week 6: July 6-10 Zootopia Week: Join your favorite characters Judy and Nick of Zootopia Police Department and help us solve the case! We will enjoy flipping and dancing and solving the case! There will be animal themed crafts and books! Week 7: July 13-17 Wicked Week: You will be changed for good after this camp! We will fly and dance our way into the Land of Oz. Celebrating our favorite characters, songs and dances from all of the Oz movies! Week 8: July 20-24 Under the Sea….Pirates, Mermaids and More Week: Dive into our ocean themed week. We will learn about ocean animals, some of our favorite characters that live in the ocean and our favorite under water songs! Everything is better by the Sea!
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.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard Park - Summer Day Camp - Camp Cup Tournament
Summer Day Camp at Heard Park offers a fun and safe place for kids to enjoy active, creative summer days. Campers participate in outdoor games, arts and crafts, sports, and team activities while making new friends and lasting memories. Led by caring staff, our camp provides a welcoming environment filled with fun, discovery, and adventure all summer long.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard Park - Summer Teen Camp - Camp Cup Tournament
Summer Teen Camp at Heard Park offers a fun and safe place for kids to enjoy active, creative summer days. Campers participate in outdoor games, arts and crafts, sports, and team activities and weekly field trips while making new friends and lasting memories. Led by caring staff, our camp provides a welcoming environment filled with fun, discovery, and adventure all summer long!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Howard Park Summer Day Camp - Week 8: July 20th - July 24th
Are you on the lookout for a summer filled with excitement and non stop fun? Look no further than Howard Park Summer Day Camp! Get ready for a summer packed with memory-making moments, creative crafts, and plenty of indoor and outdoor activities. There is no set schedule for our themed weeks each week is a fun surprise! This year’s line up promises something for everyone:
Toon Town Takeover – Cartoon-inspired fun filled with silly games, colorful crafts, and imaginative activities as Toon Town takes over camp.
Snack Shack Showdown – Campers cook up fun in the kitchen with hands-on food activities, friendly challenges, and tasty creations throughout the week.
Glow, Splash & Dash – Get ready to move, splash, and shine with water games, glow-inspired fun, and fast-paced activities to beat the summer heat.
Game Show Mania – Lights, buzzers, action! Campers compete in high-energy, game-show-style challenges filled with teamwork, laughs, and friendly competition.
Mystery Solvers – Campers put on their thinking caps to solve clues, crack puzzles, and work together to uncover mysteries through interactive games and challenges.
Superheroes & Sidekicks – It’s time to suit up! Campers build confidence and teamwork through hero-inspired games, obstacle courses, and challenges.
Surf’s Up – Catch the summer wave with beach-style fun, water play, tropical crafts, and laid-back camp vibes all week long.
Kids’ Choice – The ultimate camp experience where campers take the lead by voting on activities, games, and fun surprises throughout the week.
The fun doesn’t stop there! Campers will track their summer journey using our Adventure Achievement Tracker by earning game pieces each week. These pieces will be added to their Howard Park Summer Day Camp Game Board as campers complete challenges and participate in weekly themed activities. By the end of the summer, their completed game board will showcase all the fun, memories, and accomplishments from an unforgettable experience at Howard Park. 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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Lay Park Summer Day Camp - Week 8: Hearts and Hustle
Here at Lay Park you are never too little to dream big! This summer we will explore a new career every week and discover exciting possibilities for the future! Through many crafts, games, challenges and activities, campers will learn about a variety of occupations in fun and inspiring ways! Week 1: Dream it, Build it (June 1-5)This week our dreams come to life brick by brick! Campers will dive into the exciting world of architect, designing and building our own masterpieces! So, hold on to your hard hat it could get a little bumpy.Week 2: Sound the Alarm June (June 8-12)Woo-woo! Sirens on! Campers will explore the world of fire fighters and police officers with action packed games and activities. Let's get ready to suit up!Week 3: Above and Beyond (June 15-18)Put on your goggles and white coat something may explode! Campers will examine and analyze the life of scientist! Week 4: All Star Adventure (June 22-26)Time to play like champions! This week campers will live the life of an athlete! Get ready for some all-star challenges and activities!Week 5: Leaders of the Future (June 29-July 2)From lessons plans to leadership! Through exciting crafts and activities campers will discover what teachers do each day to keep us smart! Week 6: Mic Drop Madness (July 6-July 10)Sing it loud, move around, feel the rhythm, hear the sound! Music, rhymes, and fun collide. Get ready, its mic drop madness camp wide!Week 7: Be the Main Character (July 13-17)Lights, Camera, Confidence! Camper will travel into the world of vlogging expressing their creativity and self confidence! Lets be positive role models to the world! Week 8: Hearts and Hustle (July 20-24)An apple a day keeps the doctor away! Campers will discover fun new healthy habits and the work of our health care heroes! ***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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Lay Park Teen Camp - Week 8 July 20-24: "Showcase and Celebrate"
Week 1: "Set the Vibe" (June 1-5)The first week of camp is all about setting the vibe, where campers settle in and get to know the camp culture. Through interactive games, group activities, and shared experiences, campers build relationships, learn expectations, and start forming a strong sense of community. The goal is for everyone to feel comfortable, included, and excited to be here.
Week 2: "Think Fast" (June 8-12)This week challenges campers to stay sharp and think on their feet. Through interactive games, timed challenges, and quick-response activities, campers practice strategy, focus, and problem-solving in a fun, high-energy environment. This week encourages independent thinking while also building confidence through friendly competition and teamwork.Week 3: "Move It" (June15-18)This week shifts the focus to energy and motion. This week encourages campers to stay active through movement-based games and outdoor play that keep the momentum going. The emphasis is on participation, healthy competition, and channeling energy in positive ways while staying engaged and connected.Week 4: "Explore/Experience" (June 22-26) This week campers step into new environments and experiences that spark curiosity and expand their perspectives. This week encourages participants to stay open-minded, ask questions, and engage with the world around them in new ways.Week 5: "Lead the Way" (June 29-July 2)This week brings together the skills campers have built throughout the summer. Campers are encouraged to step up, take initiative, and model positive behavior within the group. Through shared responsibilities and group activities, campers practice leadership, decision-making, and supporting their peers. This week highlights confidence, accountability, and making a positive impact within the camp community.Week 6: "Create and Express" (July 6-10)This week is all about campers exploring their creativity through hands-on art and self-expression activities. This week encourages individuality, imagination, and confidence as participants bring their ideas to life and share their unique perspectives with the group.Week 7: "Community Vibes" (July 13-17)This week campers explore the importance of community and respect while learning how individuals can make a positive impact on the world around them. Through thoughtful discussions and shared experiences, participants reflect on history, culture, and the role they play in their communities.Week 8: "Showcase and Celebration" (July 20-24)This week is a time to look back on the summer and recognize all that campers have explored and accomplished together. Campers have opportunities to share selected projects, demonstrate skills, and participate in group recognition activities in a supportive environment. This week emphasizes achievement, participation, and closing out the program on a positive and unified note.***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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Memorial Park Day Camp - Research Expedition (July 20th - 24th)
Join us for day camp this summer at Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo! Experience outdoor and nature-based activities including swimming, hiking, animal encounters, science experiments, and more!
Week 1: June 1st-5th"Amazing Adaptations" Jump into summer with us as we learn about some of the fascinating ways animals adapt to their environments. Week 2: June 8th-12th"Gone Herpin'"Hop, crawl, and slither with us as we discover more about reptiles and amphibians!*NO CAMP THE WEEK OF JUNE 15TH-19TH*Week 3: June 22nd-26th"Underground Adventures" Join us as we dig in to life underground! We’ll learn about burrowers, fungi, decomposers, and more!Week 4: June 29th-July 2nd *NO CAMP FRIDAY, JULY 3RD*"Taking Flight"Let’s reach new heights as we learn about birds, bats, and how things fly!Week 5: July 6th-10th"Night Owls"Discover what happens in the animal world at night, during the day! Week 6: July 13th-17th"Art in Nature" Let’s get creative and let the natural world inspire us as we explore it!Week 7: July 20th-24th"Research Expedition"This week we will be on the search to learn more and discover new things about the world around us through exploration and experimentation!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 and registered for separately.Participants will receive an email at the beginning of the week with any special instructions such as what to bring and activities to expect. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up times on the first day of camp.We can't wait to explore the world around us together - all summer long!
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9:50 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swim School - Parent & Tot 9:50am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:50 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 3 - 9:50am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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10:40 AM - 11:25 AM
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Swim School - Parent & Tot 10:40am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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10:40 AM - 11:25 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 3 - 10:40am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Adult Lap Swim - Adult Lap Swim
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11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Adult Lap Swim - Adult Lap Swim (half season)
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:30 PM - 4:00 PM
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The Boys & Girls Club of Winder-Barrow would like to bring 60-65 students in grades 1- 10, to enjoy the swimming pool of Memorial Park.
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold/Platinum - July
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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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Silver - July
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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4:00 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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4:15 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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4:15 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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4:15 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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5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Private Lesson - John Bertran
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Howard
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 - 6:16 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 3 - 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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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GA Force Summer Season
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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GA Force Summer Season
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Beginner Clinic July 21st
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Dolphins - Dolphins Ages 13-18
ACC Leisure Services will once again team up with the University of Georgia’s Athens Bulldog Swim Club to provide a fun, competitive coed swim program.The program focuses on learning, developing and improving various swim strokes. Swimmers must be able to swim the length of the Bishop Park pool to register. Practices are held Monday through Friday at the Bishop Park pool.Learn more about the Bulldog Swim Club.**Please note this is an affiliate organization. Affiliate organizations have been approved to hold organized leagues at Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services parks. Independent teams and leagues not associated with an approved organization will not permitted.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Dolphins - Dolphins Ages 5-8
ACC Leisure Services will once again team up with the University of Georgia’s Athens Bulldog Swim Club to provide a fun, competitive coed swim program.The program focuses on learning, developing and improving various swim strokes. Swimmers must be able to swim the length of the Bishop Park pool to register. Practices are held Monday through Friday at the Bishop Park pool.Learn more about the Bulldog Swim Club.**Please note this is an affiliate organization. Affiliate organizations have been approved to hold organized leagues at Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services parks. Independent teams and leagues not associated with an approved organization will not permitted.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Dolphins - Dolphins Ages 9-12
ACC Leisure Services will once again team up with the University of Georgia’s Athens Bulldog Swim Club to provide a fun, competitive coed swim program.The program focuses on learning, developing and improving various swim strokes. Swimmers must be able to swim the length of the Bishop Park pool to register. Practices are held Monday through Friday at the Bishop Park pool.Learn more about the Bulldog Swim Club.**Please note this is an affiliate organization. Affiliate organizations have been approved to hold organized leagues at Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services parks. Independent teams and leagues not associated with an approved organization will not permitted.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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OutLoud Sports - Adult Dodgeball League
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2026 Summer Combo
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6:15 PM - 8:45 PM
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Ultimate Frisbee League
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6:15 PM - 8:45 PM
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Ultimate Frisbee League
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2026 Summer Combo
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2026 Summer Mixed
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2026 Summer Mixed
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Intermediate/Advance Clinic July 21st
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Wednesday July 22, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter 3 SPLOST
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7:30 AM - 5:30 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 - 8:30 AM
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Adult Lap Swim - Adult Lap Swim
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
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Adult Lap Swim - Adult Lap Swim (half season)
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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 - 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 - 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 - 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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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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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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PAV I Hold for Day Camp
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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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Swim School - Swim School Session 3 - 9am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camps - Tennis Camp at Athens Tennis Center (July 20th-July 24th)
Summer Sports Mini-Camps offer exciting outdoor sports experiences, including Basketball (Indoor), Flag Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and a special Multi-Sport Adventure. Camps run from 9 AM - 12 PM at various locations.For more information, contact the Youth Athletics Staff. Ballers Academy (Basketball) – Elevate your game with skill-building drills, fun competitions, and exciting scrimmages. Perfect for beginners learning the basics and experienced players refining their moves. (Coed) Flag Frenzy (Flag Football) – Develop speed, strategy, and teamwork through high-energy drills and scrimmages while having a blast on the field. (Coed) Gridiron Girls (Flag Football) – A fun and competitive camp just for girls! Learn the skills, strategies, and plays to dominate the field and build confidence in the game. (Girls Only)Goal Getters (Soccer) – Master footwork, passing, and shooting through fun challenges, skill-building drills, and exciting small-sided games. (Coed)Ultimate Sports Adventure – Try a new sport every day! From kickball to relay races, obstacle courses, and wild team games, this camp is full of energy, surprises, and nonstop fun. (Coed) Shred & Soar (Skateboarding Basics) – Learn balance, control, and essential riding skills to build confidence on your board. Helmet and skateboard required. No roller blades, skates, bicycles, or scooters allowed. (Coed)Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or the Sports Adventure Camps please contact:Tamika Drake 706-338-4138 | tamika.drake@accgov.com Tennis – 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 Brick 762-400-7662 | patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camps - Tennis Camp at Athens Tennis Center (July 20th-July 24th)
Summer Sports Mini-Camps offer exciting outdoor sports experiences, including Basketball (Indoor), Flag Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and a special Multi-Sport Adventure. Camps run from 9 AM - 12 PM at various locations.For more information, contact the Youth Athletics Staff. Ballers Academy (Basketball) – Elevate your game with skill-building drills, fun competitions, and exciting scrimmages. Perfect for beginners learning the basics and experienced players refining their moves. (Coed) Flag Frenzy (Flag Football) – Develop speed, strategy, and teamwork through high-energy drills and scrimmages while having a blast on the field. (Coed) Gridiron Girls (Flag Football) – A fun and competitive camp just for girls! Learn the skills, strategies, and plays to dominate the field and build confidence in the game. (Girls Only)Goal Getters (Soccer) – Master footwork, passing, and shooting through fun challenges, skill-building drills, and exciting small-sided games. (Coed)Ultimate Sports Adventure – Try a new sport every day! From kickball to relay races, obstacle courses, and wild team games, this camp is full of energy, surprises, and nonstop fun. (Coed) Shred & Soar (Skateboarding Basics) – Learn balance, control, and essential riding skills to build confidence on your board. Helmet and skateboard required. No roller blades, skates, bicycles, or scooters allowed. (Coed)Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or the Sports Adventure Camps please contact:Tamika Drake 706-338-4138 | tamika.drake@accgov.com Tennis – 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 Brick 762-400-7662 | patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2026 Summer Combo
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2026 - Puppetry and Studio Art Practice 8A: BLUE GROUP
Summer Art Camp 2026: LYNDON HOUSE ARTS CENTERDue to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process. We are delighted that your child is attending Summer Art Camp 2026 at the Lyndon House Arts Center. Here is a fun video we made for you going over all the things you need to know, and all about our new drop-off/pick-up policy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyZuzpbb4HA
Drop-off and Pick-up
Due to nearby construction and limited parking, we will be using a curbside car drop-off and pick-up system for the safety and efficiency of all families. Please note that this process is different from our Tuesday/Thursday afterschool system. If you have participated in that program before, be aware that traffic flow will run in the opposite direction for summer camp. Additionally, Lay Park Summer Camp will be dropping off in the morning at the same time. Their program will use the lower end of the parking lot, while Lyndon House Arts Center families will use the area in front of the Children’s Studio. An email dedicated to drop-off and pick-up procedures will be sent out to you, but for your reference, the map and procedure is included below. New Drop-Off & Pick-Up Procedure ALL summer camp participants from both camps will enter the parking lot through Monroe St off of College Ave . When you enter the parking lot, stay to the right. Follow the YELLOW route on the map for Lyndon House Arts Center (the BLUE route is for Lay Park). Lay Park campers will be turning left for their drop-off- you can go in the right lane to get around them to proceed straight to the Arts Center. During drop-off and pick-up times, this drive will operate as a one-way route. All Art Camp vehicles will exit onto Hoyt Street by the fire station.
Drop-off for Lyndon House Arts Center and Lay Park is
between 8:45-9:15 AM.
Pick-up for Lyndon House Arts Center’s ART CAMP is at 2 PM Lay Park pick-up is at a later time.
Required identification sheet: Each family will receive a dashboard sheet listing the camper’s group, assigned number, and authorized guardian(s). This sheet must be placed on the driver’s-side dashboard and remain visible for staff verification.
Designated loading zone: Vehicles must pull forward to the painted line on the asphalt beside the Children’s Studio entrance for drop-off and pick-up.
Controlled entry/exit point: Campers may enter and exit vehicles only on the sidewalk side, and only at the designated loading zone.
Queue spacing: For everyone’s safety, do not open vehicle doors until the car ahead has completed loading/unloading and moved forward and you have stopped at the painted line.
Lastly, we ask for your patience and understanding. We are all learning this together. Our Number one priority is the health, safety and well-being of your child. We may end up tweaking this procedure along the way as needed ____________________________________________________________________________
We start each day of art camp with a simple T'ai 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 Practice: 5-7 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other age appropriate 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) who are 5-7 years old. Puppetry and Studio Art Practice: 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) who 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. Due to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process for Summer Art Camp 2026. See above for more details.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 possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day so that they can refill it. Please mark the child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewelry, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged.If this is your camper's first ACC camp this summer and you registered for this camp prior to Sunday, April 17th, your camper will go home with an ACC camp shirt from us.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 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 following documents:
2026 Parent & Guardian Handbook
Camp GuideCode of Conduct
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs____________________________________________________________________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 about your child’s class. We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often open up.
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs
Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy: All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund. All requests for refunds will be forwarded to the appropriate Division Administrator for final approval.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com(706) 613-3623 Lyndon House Arts Center office
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2026 - Puppetry and Studio Art Practice 8B: RED GROUP
Summer Art Camp 2026: LYNDON HOUSE ARTS CENTERDue to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process. We are delighted that your child is attending Summer Art Camp 2026 at the Lyndon House Arts Center. Here is a fun video we made for you going over all the things you need to know, and all about our new drop-off/pick-up policy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyZuzpbb4HA
Drop-off and Pick-up
Due to nearby construction and limited parking, we will be using a curbside car drop-off and pick-up system for the safety and efficiency of all families. Please note that this process is different from our Tuesday/Thursday afterschool system. If you have participated in that program before, be aware that traffic flow will run in the opposite direction for summer camp. Additionally, Lay Park Summer Camp will be dropping off in the morning at the same time. Their program will use the lower end of the parking lot, while Lyndon House Arts Center families will use the area in front of the Children’s Studio. An email dedicated to drop-off and pick-up procedures will be sent out to you, but for your reference, the map and procedure is included below. New Drop-Off & Pick-Up Procedure ALL summer camp participants from both camps will enter the parking lot through Monroe St off of College Ave . When you enter the parking lot, stay to the right. Follow the YELLOW route on the map for Lyndon House Arts Center (the BLUE route is for Lay Park). Lay Park campers will be turning left for their drop-off- you can go in the right lane to get around them to proceed straight to the Arts Center. During drop-off and pick-up times, this drive will operate as a one-way route. All Art Camp vehicles will exit onto Hoyt Street by the fire station.
Drop-off for Lyndon House Arts Center and Lay Park is
between 8:45-9:15 AM.
Pick-up for Lyndon House Arts Center’s ART CAMP is at 2 PM Lay Park pick-up is at a later time.
Required identification sheet: Each family will receive a dashboard sheet listing the camper’s group, assigned number, and authorized guardian(s). This sheet must be placed on the driver’s-side dashboard and remain visible for staff verification.
Designated loading zone: Vehicles must pull forward to the painted line on the asphalt beside the Children’s Studio entrance for drop-off and pick-up.
Controlled entry/exit point: Campers may enter and exit vehicles only on the sidewalk side, and only at the designated loading zone.
Queue spacing: For everyone’s safety, do not open vehicle doors until the car ahead has completed loading/unloading and moved forward and you have stopped at the painted line.
Lastly, we ask for your patience and understanding. We are all learning this together. Our Number one priority is the health, safety and well-being of your child. We may end up tweaking this procedure along the way as needed ____________________________________________________________________________
We start each day of art camp with a simple T'ai 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 Practice: 5-7 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other age appropriate 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) who are 5-7 years old. Puppetry and Studio Art Practice: 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) who 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. Due to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process for Summer Art Camp 2026. See above for more details.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 possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day so that they can refill it. Please mark the child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewelry, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged.If this is your camper's first ACC camp this summer and you registered for this camp prior to Sunday, April 17th, your camper will go home with an ACC camp shirt from us.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 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 following documents:
2026 Parent & Guardian Handbook
Camp GuideCode of Conduct
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs____________________________________________________________________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 about your child’s class. We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often open up.
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs
Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy: All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund. All requests for refunds will be forwarded to the appropriate Division Administrator for final approval.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com(706) 613-3623 Lyndon House Arts Center office
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Under the Sea...Pirates, Mermaids and more!
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! Week 1: May 26-29 Ninja Week (No camp May 25): 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 Ninja Champion by the end of the week! Week 2: June 1-5 K-Pop Week: Takedown, Takedown, Takedown, down, down down! Campers will enjoy flipping, dancing and creating routines to the soundtrack of Huntrix girls and Saja Boys and other K-Pop songs! There will be music and k-pop themed crafts and books! Week 3: June 8-12 Disney Week: One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy flipping, dancing and playing to our favorite Disney songs! Come and represent your favorite character. Week 4: June 15-18 Super Heroes and Villains Week (No camp June 19): 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 5: June 29- July 2 Super Mario World Week (No Camp July 3): It’s a Me, Mario! Join us as we bring some classic gaming characters to life- Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Bowser and don’t forget Yoshi! We will do our best to bring this world to life, it is important to note- there will be not be any gaming! Week 6: July 6-10 Zootopia Week: Join your favorite characters Judy and Nick of Zootopia Police Department and help us solve the case! We will enjoy flipping and dancing and solving the case! There will be animal themed crafts and books! Week 7: July 13-17 Wicked Week: You will be changed for good after this camp! We will fly and dance our way into the Land of Oz. Celebrating our favorite characters, songs and dances from all of the Oz movies! Week 8: July 20-24 Under the Sea….Pirates, Mermaids and More Week: Dive into our ocean themed week. We will learn about ocean animals, some of our favorite characters that live in the ocean and our favorite under water songs! Everything is better by the Sea!
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.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard Park - Summer Day Camp - Camp Cup Tournament
Summer Day Camp at Heard Park offers a fun and safe place for kids to enjoy active, creative summer days. Campers participate in outdoor games, arts and crafts, sports, and team activities while making new friends and lasting memories. Led by caring staff, our camp provides a welcoming environment filled with fun, discovery, and adventure all summer long.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard Park - Summer Teen Camp - Camp Cup Tournament
Summer Teen Camp at Heard Park offers a fun and safe place for kids to enjoy active, creative summer days. Campers participate in outdoor games, arts and crafts, sports, and team activities and weekly field trips while making new friends and lasting memories. Led by caring staff, our camp provides a welcoming environment filled with fun, discovery, and adventure all summer long!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Howard Park Summer Day Camp - Week 8: July 20th - July 24th
Are you on the lookout for a summer filled with excitement and non stop fun? Look no further than Howard Park Summer Day Camp! Get ready for a summer packed with memory-making moments, creative crafts, and plenty of indoor and outdoor activities. There is no set schedule for our themed weeks each week is a fun surprise! This year’s line up promises something for everyone:
Toon Town Takeover – Cartoon-inspired fun filled with silly games, colorful crafts, and imaginative activities as Toon Town takes over camp.
Snack Shack Showdown – Campers cook up fun in the kitchen with hands-on food activities, friendly challenges, and tasty creations throughout the week.
Glow, Splash & Dash – Get ready to move, splash, and shine with water games, glow-inspired fun, and fast-paced activities to beat the summer heat.
Game Show Mania – Lights, buzzers, action! Campers compete in high-energy, game-show-style challenges filled with teamwork, laughs, and friendly competition.
Mystery Solvers – Campers put on their thinking caps to solve clues, crack puzzles, and work together to uncover mysteries through interactive games and challenges.
Superheroes & Sidekicks – It’s time to suit up! Campers build confidence and teamwork through hero-inspired games, obstacle courses, and challenges.
Surf’s Up – Catch the summer wave with beach-style fun, water play, tropical crafts, and laid-back camp vibes all week long.
Kids’ Choice – The ultimate camp experience where campers take the lead by voting on activities, games, and fun surprises throughout the week.
The fun doesn’t stop there! Campers will track their summer journey using our Adventure Achievement Tracker by earning game pieces each week. These pieces will be added to their Howard Park Summer Day Camp Game Board as campers complete challenges and participate in weekly themed activities. By the end of the summer, their completed game board will showcase all the fun, memories, and accomplishments from an unforgettable experience at Howard Park. Click this link for early drop off and/or late pick up at Camp Rock Adventures
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Lay Park Summer Day Camp - Week 8: Hearts and Hustle
Here at Lay Park you are never too little to dream big! This summer we will explore a new career every week and discover exciting possibilities for the future! Through many crafts, games, challenges and activities, campers will learn about a variety of occupations in fun and inspiring ways! Week 1: Dream it, Build it (June 1-5)This week our dreams come to life brick by brick! Campers will dive into the exciting world of architect, designing and building our own masterpieces! So, hold on to your hard hat it could get a little bumpy.Week 2: Sound the Alarm June (June 8-12)Woo-woo! Sirens on! Campers will explore the world of fire fighters and police officers with action packed games and activities. Let's get ready to suit up!Week 3: Above and Beyond (June 15-18)Put on your goggles and white coat something may explode! Campers will examine and analyze the life of scientist! Week 4: All Star Adventure (June 22-26)Time to play like champions! This week campers will live the life of an athlete! Get ready for some all-star challenges and activities!Week 5: Leaders of the Future (June 29-July 2)From lessons plans to leadership! Through exciting crafts and activities campers will discover what teachers do each day to keep us smart! Week 6: Mic Drop Madness (July 6-July 10)Sing it loud, move around, feel the rhythm, hear the sound! Music, rhymes, and fun collide. Get ready, its mic drop madness camp wide!Week 7: Be the Main Character (July 13-17)Lights, Camera, Confidence! Camper will travel into the world of vlogging expressing their creativity and self confidence! Lets be positive role models to the world! Week 8: Hearts and Hustle (July 20-24)An apple a day keeps the doctor away! Campers will discover fun new healthy habits and the work of our health care heroes! ***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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Lay Park Teen Camp - Week 8 July 20-24: "Showcase and Celebrate"
Week 1: "Set the Vibe" (June 1-5)The first week of camp is all about setting the vibe, where campers settle in and get to know the camp culture. Through interactive games, group activities, and shared experiences, campers build relationships, learn expectations, and start forming a strong sense of community. The goal is for everyone to feel comfortable, included, and excited to be here.
Week 2: "Think Fast" (June 8-12)This week challenges campers to stay sharp and think on their feet. Through interactive games, timed challenges, and quick-response activities, campers practice strategy, focus, and problem-solving in a fun, high-energy environment. This week encourages independent thinking while also building confidence through friendly competition and teamwork.Week 3: "Move It" (June15-18)This week shifts the focus to energy and motion. This week encourages campers to stay active through movement-based games and outdoor play that keep the momentum going. The emphasis is on participation, healthy competition, and channeling energy in positive ways while staying engaged and connected.Week 4: "Explore/Experience" (June 22-26) This week campers step into new environments and experiences that spark curiosity and expand their perspectives. This week encourages participants to stay open-minded, ask questions, and engage with the world around them in new ways.Week 5: "Lead the Way" (June 29-July 2)This week brings together the skills campers have built throughout the summer. Campers are encouraged to step up, take initiative, and model positive behavior within the group. Through shared responsibilities and group activities, campers practice leadership, decision-making, and supporting their peers. This week highlights confidence, accountability, and making a positive impact within the camp community.Week 6: "Create and Express" (July 6-10)This week is all about campers exploring their creativity through hands-on art and self-expression activities. This week encourages individuality, imagination, and confidence as participants bring their ideas to life and share their unique perspectives with the group.Week 7: "Community Vibes" (July 13-17)This week campers explore the importance of community and respect while learning how individuals can make a positive impact on the world around them. Through thoughtful discussions and shared experiences, participants reflect on history, culture, and the role they play in their communities.Week 8: "Showcase and Celebration" (July 20-24)This week is a time to look back on the summer and recognize all that campers have explored and accomplished together. Campers have opportunities to share selected projects, demonstrate skills, and participate in group recognition activities in a supportive environment. This week emphasizes achievement, participation, and closing out the program on a positive and unified note.***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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Memorial Park Day Camp - Research Expedition (July 20th - 24th)
Join us for day camp this summer at Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo! Experience outdoor and nature-based activities including swimming, hiking, animal encounters, science experiments, and more!
Week 1: June 1st-5th"Amazing Adaptations" Jump into summer with us as we learn about some of the fascinating ways animals adapt to their environments. Week 2: June 8th-12th"Gone Herpin'"Hop, crawl, and slither with us as we discover more about reptiles and amphibians!*NO CAMP THE WEEK OF JUNE 15TH-19TH*Week 3: June 22nd-26th"Underground Adventures" Join us as we dig in to life underground! We’ll learn about burrowers, fungi, decomposers, and more!Week 4: June 29th-July 2nd *NO CAMP FRIDAY, JULY 3RD*"Taking Flight"Let’s reach new heights as we learn about birds, bats, and how things fly!Week 5: July 6th-10th"Night Owls"Discover what happens in the animal world at night, during the day! Week 6: July 13th-17th"Art in Nature" Let’s get creative and let the natural world inspire us as we explore it!Week 7: July 20th-24th"Research Expedition"This week we will be on the search to learn more and discover new things about the world around us through exploration and experimentation!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 and registered for separately.Participants will receive an email at the beginning of the week with any special instructions such as what to bring and activities to expect. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up times on the first day of camp.We can't wait to explore the world around us together - all summer long!
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9:50 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swim School - Parent & Tot 9:50am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:50 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 3 - 9:50am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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10:40 AM - 11:25 AM
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Swim School - Parent & Tot 10:40am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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10:40 AM - 11:25 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 3 - 10:40am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Adult Lap Swim - Adult Lap Swim
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11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Adult Lap Swim - Adult Lap Swim (half season)
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Bronze - July
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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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold/Platinum - July
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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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Silver - July
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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4:00 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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4:15 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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4:15 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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4:15 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 - Howard
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 - 6:16 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 3 - 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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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GA Force Summer Season
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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GA Force Summer Season
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Wednesday Adult Beginner Clinic July 22nd
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Dolphins - Dolphins Ages 13-18
ACC Leisure Services will once again team up with the University of Georgia’s Athens Bulldog Swim Club to provide a fun, competitive coed swim program.The program focuses on learning, developing and improving various swim strokes. Swimmers must be able to swim the length of the Bishop Park pool to register. Practices are held Monday through Friday at the Bishop Park pool.Learn more about the Bulldog Swim Club.**Please note this is an affiliate organization. Affiliate organizations have been approved to hold organized leagues at Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services parks. Independent teams and leagues not associated with an approved organization will not permitted.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Dolphins - Dolphins Ages 5-8
ACC Leisure Services will once again team up with the University of Georgia’s Athens Bulldog Swim Club to provide a fun, competitive coed swim program.The program focuses on learning, developing and improving various swim strokes. Swimmers must be able to swim the length of the Bishop Park pool to register. Practices are held Monday through Friday at the Bishop Park pool.Learn more about the Bulldog Swim Club.**Please note this is an affiliate organization. Affiliate organizations have been approved to hold organized leagues at Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services parks. Independent teams and leagues not associated with an approved organization will not permitted.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Dolphins - Dolphins Ages 9-12
ACC Leisure Services will once again team up with the University of Georgia’s Athens Bulldog Swim Club to provide a fun, competitive coed swim program.The program focuses on learning, developing and improving various swim strokes. Swimmers must be able to swim the length of the Bishop Park pool to register. Practices are held Monday through Friday at the Bishop Park pool.Learn more about the Bulldog Swim Club.**Please note this is an affiliate organization. Affiliate organizations have been approved to hold organized leagues at Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services parks. Independent teams and leagues not associated with an approved organization will not permitted.
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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 July 22nd
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic July 22nd
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic July 22nd
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic July 22nd
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Thursday July 23, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter 3 SPLOST
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7:30 AM - 5:30 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 - 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 - 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 - 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 - 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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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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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camps - Tennis Camp at Athens Tennis Center (July 20th-July 24th)
Summer Sports Mini-Camps offer exciting outdoor sports experiences, including Basketball (Indoor), Flag Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and a special Multi-Sport Adventure. Camps run from 9 AM - 12 PM at various locations.For more information, contact the Youth Athletics Staff. Ballers Academy (Basketball) – Elevate your game with skill-building drills, fun competitions, and exciting scrimmages. Perfect for beginners learning the basics and experienced players refining their moves. (Coed) Flag Frenzy (Flag Football) – Develop speed, strategy, and teamwork through high-energy drills and scrimmages while having a blast on the field. (Coed) Gridiron Girls (Flag Football) – A fun and competitive camp just for girls! Learn the skills, strategies, and plays to dominate the field and build confidence in the game. (Girls Only)Goal Getters (Soccer) – Master footwork, passing, and shooting through fun challenges, skill-building drills, and exciting small-sided games. (Coed)Ultimate Sports Adventure – Try a new sport every day! From kickball to relay races, obstacle courses, and wild team games, this camp is full of energy, surprises, and nonstop fun. (Coed) Shred & Soar (Skateboarding Basics) – Learn balance, control, and essential riding skills to build confidence on your board. Helmet and skateboard required. No roller blades, skates, bicycles, or scooters allowed. (Coed)Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or the Sports Adventure Camps please contact:Tamika Drake 706-338-4138 | tamika.drake@accgov.com Tennis – 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 Brick 762-400-7662 | patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camps - Tennis Camp at Athens Tennis Center (July 20th-July 24th)
Summer Sports Mini-Camps offer exciting outdoor sports experiences, including Basketball (Indoor), Flag Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and a special Multi-Sport Adventure. Camps run from 9 AM - 12 PM at various locations.For more information, contact the Youth Athletics Staff. Ballers Academy (Basketball) – Elevate your game with skill-building drills, fun competitions, and exciting scrimmages. Perfect for beginners learning the basics and experienced players refining their moves. (Coed) Flag Frenzy (Flag Football) – Develop speed, strategy, and teamwork through high-energy drills and scrimmages while having a blast on the field. (Coed) Gridiron Girls (Flag Football) – A fun and competitive camp just for girls! Learn the skills, strategies, and plays to dominate the field and build confidence in the game. (Girls Only)Goal Getters (Soccer) – Master footwork, passing, and shooting through fun challenges, skill-building drills, and exciting small-sided games. (Coed)Ultimate Sports Adventure – Try a new sport every day! From kickball to relay races, obstacle courses, and wild team games, this camp is full of energy, surprises, and nonstop fun. (Coed) Shred & Soar (Skateboarding Basics) – Learn balance, control, and essential riding skills to build confidence on your board. Helmet and skateboard required. No roller blades, skates, bicycles, or scooters allowed. (Coed)Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or the Sports Adventure Camps please contact:Tamika Drake 706-338-4138 | tamika.drake@accgov.com Tennis – 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 Brick 762-400-7662 | patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2026 - Puppetry and Studio Art Practice 8A: BLUE GROUP
Summer Art Camp 2026: LYNDON HOUSE ARTS CENTERDue to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process. We are delighted that your child is attending Summer Art Camp 2026 at the Lyndon House Arts Center. Here is a fun video we made for you going over all the things you need to know, and all about our new drop-off/pick-up policy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyZuzpbb4HA
Drop-off and Pick-up
Due to nearby construction and limited parking, we will be using a curbside car drop-off and pick-up system for the safety and efficiency of all families. Please note that this process is different from our Tuesday/Thursday afterschool system. If you have participated in that program before, be aware that traffic flow will run in the opposite direction for summer camp. Additionally, Lay Park Summer Camp will be dropping off in the morning at the same time. Their program will use the lower end of the parking lot, while Lyndon House Arts Center families will use the area in front of the Children’s Studio. An email dedicated to drop-off and pick-up procedures will be sent out to you, but for your reference, the map and procedure is included below. New Drop-Off & Pick-Up Procedure ALL summer camp participants from both camps will enter the parking lot through Monroe St off of College Ave . When you enter the parking lot, stay to the right. Follow the YELLOW route on the map for Lyndon House Arts Center (the BLUE route is for Lay Park). Lay Park campers will be turning left for their drop-off- you can go in the right lane to get around them to proceed straight to the Arts Center. During drop-off and pick-up times, this drive will operate as a one-way route. All Art Camp vehicles will exit onto Hoyt Street by the fire station.
Drop-off for Lyndon House Arts Center and Lay Park is
between 8:45-9:15 AM.
Pick-up for Lyndon House Arts Center’s ART CAMP is at 2 PM Lay Park pick-up is at a later time.
Required identification sheet: Each family will receive a dashboard sheet listing the camper’s group, assigned number, and authorized guardian(s). This sheet must be placed on the driver’s-side dashboard and remain visible for staff verification.
Designated loading zone: Vehicles must pull forward to the painted line on the asphalt beside the Children’s Studio entrance for drop-off and pick-up.
Controlled entry/exit point: Campers may enter and exit vehicles only on the sidewalk side, and only at the designated loading zone.
Queue spacing: For everyone’s safety, do not open vehicle doors until the car ahead has completed loading/unloading and moved forward and you have stopped at the painted line.
Lastly, we ask for your patience and understanding. We are all learning this together. Our Number one priority is the health, safety and well-being of your child. We may end up tweaking this procedure along the way as needed ____________________________________________________________________________
We start each day of art camp with a simple T'ai 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 Practice: 5-7 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other age appropriate 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) who are 5-7 years old. Puppetry and Studio Art Practice: 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) who 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. Due to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process for Summer Art Camp 2026. See above for more details.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 possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day so that they can refill it. Please mark the child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewelry, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged.If this is your camper's first ACC camp this summer and you registered for this camp prior to Sunday, April 17th, your camper will go home with an ACC camp shirt from us.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 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 following documents:
2026 Parent & Guardian Handbook
Camp GuideCode of Conduct
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs____________________________________________________________________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 about your child’s class. We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often open up.
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs
Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy: All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund. All requests for refunds will be forwarded to the appropriate Division Administrator for final approval.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com(706) 613-3623 Lyndon House Arts Center office
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2026 - Puppetry and Studio Art Practice 8B: RED GROUP
Summer Art Camp 2026: LYNDON HOUSE ARTS CENTERDue to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process. We are delighted that your child is attending Summer Art Camp 2026 at the Lyndon House Arts Center. Here is a fun video we made for you going over all the things you need to know, and all about our new drop-off/pick-up policy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyZuzpbb4HA
Drop-off and Pick-up
Due to nearby construction and limited parking, we will be using a curbside car drop-off and pick-up system for the safety and efficiency of all families. Please note that this process is different from our Tuesday/Thursday afterschool system. If you have participated in that program before, be aware that traffic flow will run in the opposite direction for summer camp. Additionally, Lay Park Summer Camp will be dropping off in the morning at the same time. Their program will use the lower end of the parking lot, while Lyndon House Arts Center families will use the area in front of the Children’s Studio. An email dedicated to drop-off and pick-up procedures will be sent out to you, but for your reference, the map and procedure is included below. New Drop-Off & Pick-Up Procedure ALL summer camp participants from both camps will enter the parking lot through Monroe St off of College Ave . When you enter the parking lot, stay to the right. Follow the YELLOW route on the map for Lyndon House Arts Center (the BLUE route is for Lay Park). Lay Park campers will be turning left for their drop-off- you can go in the right lane to get around them to proceed straight to the Arts Center. During drop-off and pick-up times, this drive will operate as a one-way route. All Art Camp vehicles will exit onto Hoyt Street by the fire station.
Drop-off for Lyndon House Arts Center and Lay Park is
between 8:45-9:15 AM.
Pick-up for Lyndon House Arts Center’s ART CAMP is at 2 PM Lay Park pick-up is at a later time.
Required identification sheet: Each family will receive a dashboard sheet listing the camper’s group, assigned number, and authorized guardian(s). This sheet must be placed on the driver’s-side dashboard and remain visible for staff verification.
Designated loading zone: Vehicles must pull forward to the painted line on the asphalt beside the Children’s Studio entrance for drop-off and pick-up.
Controlled entry/exit point: Campers may enter and exit vehicles only on the sidewalk side, and only at the designated loading zone.
Queue spacing: For everyone’s safety, do not open vehicle doors until the car ahead has completed loading/unloading and moved forward and you have stopped at the painted line.
Lastly, we ask for your patience and understanding. We are all learning this together. Our Number one priority is the health, safety and well-being of your child. We may end up tweaking this procedure along the way as needed ____________________________________________________________________________
We start each day of art camp with a simple T'ai 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 Practice: 5-7 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other age appropriate 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) who are 5-7 years old. Puppetry and Studio Art Practice: 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) who 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. Due to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process for Summer Art Camp 2026. See above for more details.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 possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day so that they can refill it. Please mark the child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewelry, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged.If this is your camper's first ACC camp this summer and you registered for this camp prior to Sunday, April 17th, your camper will go home with an ACC camp shirt from us.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 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 following documents:
2026 Parent & Guardian Handbook
Camp GuideCode of Conduct
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs____________________________________________________________________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 about your child’s class. We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often open up.
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs
Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy: All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund. All requests for refunds will be forwarded to the appropriate Division Administrator for final approval.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com(706) 613-3623 Lyndon House Arts Center office
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Under the Sea...Pirates, Mermaids and more!
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! Week 1: May 26-29 Ninja Week (No camp May 25): 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 Ninja Champion by the end of the week! Week 2: June 1-5 K-Pop Week: Takedown, Takedown, Takedown, down, down down! Campers will enjoy flipping, dancing and creating routines to the soundtrack of Huntrix girls and Saja Boys and other K-Pop songs! There will be music and k-pop themed crafts and books! Week 3: June 8-12 Disney Week: One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy flipping, dancing and playing to our favorite Disney songs! Come and represent your favorite character. Week 4: June 15-18 Super Heroes and Villains Week (No camp June 19): 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 5: June 29- July 2 Super Mario World Week (No Camp July 3): It’s a Me, Mario! Join us as we bring some classic gaming characters to life- Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Bowser and don’t forget Yoshi! We will do our best to bring this world to life, it is important to note- there will be not be any gaming! Week 6: July 6-10 Zootopia Week: Join your favorite characters Judy and Nick of Zootopia Police Department and help us solve the case! We will enjoy flipping and dancing and solving the case! There will be animal themed crafts and books! Week 7: July 13-17 Wicked Week: You will be changed for good after this camp! We will fly and dance our way into the Land of Oz. Celebrating our favorite characters, songs and dances from all of the Oz movies! Week 8: July 20-24 Under the Sea….Pirates, Mermaids and More Week: Dive into our ocean themed week. We will learn about ocean animals, some of our favorite characters that live in the ocean and our favorite under water songs! Everything is better by the Sea!
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.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard Park - Summer Day Camp - Camp Cup Tournament
Summer Day Camp at Heard Park offers a fun and safe place for kids to enjoy active, creative summer days. Campers participate in outdoor games, arts and crafts, sports, and team activities while making new friends and lasting memories. Led by caring staff, our camp provides a welcoming environment filled with fun, discovery, and adventure all summer long.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard Park - Summer Teen Camp - Camp Cup Tournament
Summer Teen Camp at Heard Park offers a fun and safe place for kids to enjoy active, creative summer days. Campers participate in outdoor games, arts and crafts, sports, and team activities and weekly field trips while making new friends and lasting memories. Led by caring staff, our camp provides a welcoming environment filled with fun, discovery, and adventure all summer long!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Howard Park Summer Day Camp - Week 8: July 20th - July 24th
Are you on the lookout for a summer filled with excitement and non stop fun? Look no further than Howard Park Summer Day Camp! Get ready for a summer packed with memory-making moments, creative crafts, and plenty of indoor and outdoor activities. There is no set schedule for our themed weeks each week is a fun surprise! This year’s line up promises something for everyone:
Toon Town Takeover – Cartoon-inspired fun filled with silly games, colorful crafts, and imaginative activities as Toon Town takes over camp.
Snack Shack Showdown – Campers cook up fun in the kitchen with hands-on food activities, friendly challenges, and tasty creations throughout the week.
Glow, Splash & Dash – Get ready to move, splash, and shine with water games, glow-inspired fun, and fast-paced activities to beat the summer heat.
Game Show Mania – Lights, buzzers, action! Campers compete in high-energy, game-show-style challenges filled with teamwork, laughs, and friendly competition.
Mystery Solvers – Campers put on their thinking caps to solve clues, crack puzzles, and work together to uncover mysteries through interactive games and challenges.
Superheroes & Sidekicks – It’s time to suit up! Campers build confidence and teamwork through hero-inspired games, obstacle courses, and challenges.
Surf’s Up – Catch the summer wave with beach-style fun, water play, tropical crafts, and laid-back camp vibes all week long.
Kids’ Choice – The ultimate camp experience where campers take the lead by voting on activities, games, and fun surprises throughout the week.
The fun doesn’t stop there! Campers will track their summer journey using our Adventure Achievement Tracker by earning game pieces each week. These pieces will be added to their Howard Park Summer Day Camp Game Board as campers complete challenges and participate in weekly themed activities. By the end of the summer, their completed game board will showcase all the fun, memories, and accomplishments from an unforgettable experience at Howard Park. 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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Lay Park Summer Day Camp - Week 8: Hearts and Hustle
Here at Lay Park you are never too little to dream big! This summer we will explore a new career every week and discover exciting possibilities for the future! Through many crafts, games, challenges and activities, campers will learn about a variety of occupations in fun and inspiring ways! Week 1: Dream it, Build it (June 1-5)This week our dreams come to life brick by brick! Campers will dive into the exciting world of architect, designing and building our own masterpieces! So, hold on to your hard hat it could get a little bumpy.Week 2: Sound the Alarm June (June 8-12)Woo-woo! Sirens on! Campers will explore the world of fire fighters and police officers with action packed games and activities. Let's get ready to suit up!Week 3: Above and Beyond (June 15-18)Put on your goggles and white coat something may explode! Campers will examine and analyze the life of scientist! Week 4: All Star Adventure (June 22-26)Time to play like champions! This week campers will live the life of an athlete! Get ready for some all-star challenges and activities!Week 5: Leaders of the Future (June 29-July 2)From lessons plans to leadership! Through exciting crafts and activities campers will discover what teachers do each day to keep us smart! Week 6: Mic Drop Madness (July 6-July 10)Sing it loud, move around, feel the rhythm, hear the sound! Music, rhymes, and fun collide. Get ready, its mic drop madness camp wide!Week 7: Be the Main Character (July 13-17)Lights, Camera, Confidence! Camper will travel into the world of vlogging expressing their creativity and self confidence! Lets be positive role models to the world! Week 8: Hearts and Hustle (July 20-24)An apple a day keeps the doctor away! Campers will discover fun new healthy habits and the work of our health care heroes! ***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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Lay Park Teen Camp - Week 8 July 20-24: "Showcase and Celebrate"
Week 1: "Set the Vibe" (June 1-5)The first week of camp is all about setting the vibe, where campers settle in and get to know the camp culture. Through interactive games, group activities, and shared experiences, campers build relationships, learn expectations, and start forming a strong sense of community. The goal is for everyone to feel comfortable, included, and excited to be here.
Week 2: "Think Fast" (June 8-12)This week challenges campers to stay sharp and think on their feet. Through interactive games, timed challenges, and quick-response activities, campers practice strategy, focus, and problem-solving in a fun, high-energy environment. This week encourages independent thinking while also building confidence through friendly competition and teamwork.Week 3: "Move It" (June15-18)This week shifts the focus to energy and motion. This week encourages campers to stay active through movement-based games and outdoor play that keep the momentum going. The emphasis is on participation, healthy competition, and channeling energy in positive ways while staying engaged and connected.Week 4: "Explore/Experience" (June 22-26) This week campers step into new environments and experiences that spark curiosity and expand their perspectives. This week encourages participants to stay open-minded, ask questions, and engage with the world around them in new ways.Week 5: "Lead the Way" (June 29-July 2)This week brings together the skills campers have built throughout the summer. Campers are encouraged to step up, take initiative, and model positive behavior within the group. Through shared responsibilities and group activities, campers practice leadership, decision-making, and supporting their peers. This week highlights confidence, accountability, and making a positive impact within the camp community.Week 6: "Create and Express" (July 6-10)This week is all about campers exploring their creativity through hands-on art and self-expression activities. This week encourages individuality, imagination, and confidence as participants bring their ideas to life and share their unique perspectives with the group.Week 7: "Community Vibes" (July 13-17)This week campers explore the importance of community and respect while learning how individuals can make a positive impact on the world around them. Through thoughtful discussions and shared experiences, participants reflect on history, culture, and the role they play in their communities.Week 8: "Showcase and Celebration" (July 20-24)This week is a time to look back on the summer and recognize all that campers have explored and accomplished together. Campers have opportunities to share selected projects, demonstrate skills, and participate in group recognition activities in a supportive environment. This week emphasizes achievement, participation, and closing out the program on a positive and unified note.***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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Memorial Park Day Camp - Research Expedition (July 20th - 24th)
Join us for day camp this summer at Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo! Experience outdoor and nature-based activities including swimming, hiking, animal encounters, science experiments, and more!
Week 1: June 1st-5th"Amazing Adaptations" Jump into summer with us as we learn about some of the fascinating ways animals adapt to their environments. Week 2: June 8th-12th"Gone Herpin'"Hop, crawl, and slither with us as we discover more about reptiles and amphibians!*NO CAMP THE WEEK OF JUNE 15TH-19TH*Week 3: June 22nd-26th"Underground Adventures" Join us as we dig in to life underground! We’ll learn about burrowers, fungi, decomposers, and more!Week 4: June 29th-July 2nd *NO CAMP FRIDAY, JULY 3RD*"Taking Flight"Let’s reach new heights as we learn about birds, bats, and how things fly!Week 5: July 6th-10th"Night Owls"Discover what happens in the animal world at night, during the day! Week 6: July 13th-17th"Art in Nature" Let’s get creative and let the natural world inspire us as we explore it!Week 7: July 20th-24th"Research Expedition"This week we will be on the search to learn more and discover new things about the world around us through exploration and experimentation!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 and registered for separately.Participants will receive an email at the beginning of the week with any special instructions such as what to bring and activities to expect. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up times on the first day of camp.We can't wait to explore the world around us together - all summer long!
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Boys and Girls Club Field Day
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Boys and Girls Club (~350 people)
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Kids birthday party
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:30 PM - 4:00 PM
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The Boys & Girls Club of Winder-Barrow would like to bring 60-65 students in grades 1- 10, to enjoy the swimming pool of Memorial Park.
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold/Platinum - July
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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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Silver - July
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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4:00 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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4:15 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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4:15 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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4:15 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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4:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2026 Summer Combo
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5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Private Lesson - John Bertran
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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GA Force Summer Season
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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GA Force Summer Season
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Dolphins - Dolphins Ages 13-18
ACC Leisure Services will once again team up with the University of Georgia’s Athens Bulldog Swim Club to provide a fun, competitive coed swim program.The program focuses on learning, developing and improving various swim strokes. Swimmers must be able to swim the length of the Bishop Park pool to register. Practices are held Monday through Friday at the Bishop Park pool.Learn more about the Bulldog Swim Club.**Please note this is an affiliate organization. Affiliate organizations have been approved to hold organized leagues at Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services parks. Independent teams and leagues not associated with an approved organization will not permitted.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Dolphins - Dolphins Ages 5-8
ACC Leisure Services will once again team up with the University of Georgia’s Athens Bulldog Swim Club to provide a fun, competitive coed swim program.The program focuses on learning, developing and improving various swim strokes. Swimmers must be able to swim the length of the Bishop Park pool to register. Practices are held Monday through Friday at the Bishop Park pool.Learn more about the Bulldog Swim Club.**Please note this is an affiliate organization. Affiliate organizations have been approved to hold organized leagues at Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services parks. Independent teams and leagues not associated with an approved organization will not permitted.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Dolphins - Dolphins Ages 9-12
ACC Leisure Services will once again team up with the University of Georgia’s Athens Bulldog Swim Club to provide a fun, competitive coed swim program.The program focuses on learning, developing and improving various swim strokes. Swimmers must be able to swim the length of the Bishop Park pool to register. Practices are held Monday through Friday at the Bishop Park pool.Learn more about the Bulldog Swim Club.**Please note this is an affiliate organization. Affiliate organizations have been approved to hold organized leagues at Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services parks. Independent teams and leagues not associated with an approved organization will not permitted.
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6:15 PM - 8:45 PM
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Ultimate Frisbee League
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6:15 PM - 8:45 PM
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Ultimate Frisbee League
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2026 Summer Combo
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2026 Summer Mixed
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Friday July 24, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter 3 SPLOST
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7:30 AM - 5:30 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 - 8:30 AM
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Adult Lap Swim - Adult Lap Swim
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
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Adult Lap Swim - Adult Lap Swim (half season)
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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 - 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 - 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 - 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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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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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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PAV I Hold for Day Camp
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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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Swim School - Swim School Session 3 - 9am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camps - Tennis Camp at Athens Tennis Center (July 20th-July 24th)
Summer Sports Mini-Camps offer exciting outdoor sports experiences, including Basketball (Indoor), Flag Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and a special Multi-Sport Adventure. Camps run from 9 AM - 12 PM at various locations.For more information, contact the Youth Athletics Staff. Ballers Academy (Basketball) – Elevate your game with skill-building drills, fun competitions, and exciting scrimmages. Perfect for beginners learning the basics and experienced players refining their moves. (Coed) Flag Frenzy (Flag Football) – Develop speed, strategy, and teamwork through high-energy drills and scrimmages while having a blast on the field. (Coed) Gridiron Girls (Flag Football) – A fun and competitive camp just for girls! Learn the skills, strategies, and plays to dominate the field and build confidence in the game. (Girls Only)Goal Getters (Soccer) – Master footwork, passing, and shooting through fun challenges, skill-building drills, and exciting small-sided games. (Coed)Ultimate Sports Adventure – Try a new sport every day! From kickball to relay races, obstacle courses, and wild team games, this camp is full of energy, surprises, and nonstop fun. (Coed) Shred & Soar (Skateboarding Basics) – Learn balance, control, and essential riding skills to build confidence on your board. Helmet and skateboard required. No roller blades, skates, bicycles, or scooters allowed. (Coed)Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or the Sports Adventure Camps please contact:Tamika Drake 706-338-4138 | tamika.drake@accgov.com Tennis – 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 Brick 762-400-7662 | patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Sports Mini-Camps - Tennis Camp at Athens Tennis Center (July 20th-July 24th)
Summer Sports Mini-Camps offer exciting outdoor sports experiences, including Basketball (Indoor), Flag Football, Soccer, Skateboarding, and a special Multi-Sport Adventure. Camps run from 9 AM - 12 PM at various locations.For more information, contact the Youth Athletics Staff. Ballers Academy (Basketball) – Elevate your game with skill-building drills, fun competitions, and exciting scrimmages. Perfect for beginners learning the basics and experienced players refining their moves. (Coed) Flag Frenzy (Flag Football) – Develop speed, strategy, and teamwork through high-energy drills and scrimmages while having a blast on the field. (Coed) Gridiron Girls (Flag Football) – A fun and competitive camp just for girls! Learn the skills, strategies, and plays to dominate the field and build confidence in the game. (Girls Only)Goal Getters (Soccer) – Master footwork, passing, and shooting through fun challenges, skill-building drills, and exciting small-sided games. (Coed)Ultimate Sports Adventure – Try a new sport every day! From kickball to relay races, obstacle courses, and wild team games, this camp is full of energy, surprises, and nonstop fun. (Coed) Shred & Soar (Skateboarding Basics) – Learn balance, control, and essential riding skills to build confidence on your board. Helmet and skateboard required. No roller blades, skates, bicycles, or scooters allowed. (Coed)Any questions regarding Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Skate, or the Sports Adventure Camps please contact:Tamika Drake 706-338-4138 | tamika.drake@accgov.com Tennis – 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 Brick 762-400-7662 | patrick.brick@accgov.com
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2026 - Puppetry and Studio Art Practice 8A: BLUE GROUP
Summer Art Camp 2026: LYNDON HOUSE ARTS CENTERDue to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process. We are delighted that your child is attending Summer Art Camp 2026 at the Lyndon House Arts Center. Here is a fun video we made for you going over all the things you need to know, and all about our new drop-off/pick-up policy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyZuzpbb4HA
Drop-off and Pick-up
Due to nearby construction and limited parking, we will be using a curbside car drop-off and pick-up system for the safety and efficiency of all families. Please note that this process is different from our Tuesday/Thursday afterschool system. If you have participated in that program before, be aware that traffic flow will run in the opposite direction for summer camp. Additionally, Lay Park Summer Camp will be dropping off in the morning at the same time. Their program will use the lower end of the parking lot, while Lyndon House Arts Center families will use the area in front of the Children’s Studio. An email dedicated to drop-off and pick-up procedures will be sent out to you, but for your reference, the map and procedure is included below. New Drop-Off & Pick-Up Procedure ALL summer camp participants from both camps will enter the parking lot through Monroe St off of College Ave . When you enter the parking lot, stay to the right. Follow the YELLOW route on the map for Lyndon House Arts Center (the BLUE route is for Lay Park). Lay Park campers will be turning left for their drop-off- you can go in the right lane to get around them to proceed straight to the Arts Center. During drop-off and pick-up times, this drive will operate as a one-way route. All Art Camp vehicles will exit onto Hoyt Street by the fire station.
Drop-off for Lyndon House Arts Center and Lay Park is
between 8:45-9:15 AM.
Pick-up for Lyndon House Arts Center’s ART CAMP is at 2 PM Lay Park pick-up is at a later time.
Required identification sheet: Each family will receive a dashboard sheet listing the camper’s group, assigned number, and authorized guardian(s). This sheet must be placed on the driver’s-side dashboard and remain visible for staff verification.
Designated loading zone: Vehicles must pull forward to the painted line on the asphalt beside the Children’s Studio entrance for drop-off and pick-up.
Controlled entry/exit point: Campers may enter and exit vehicles only on the sidewalk side, and only at the designated loading zone.
Queue spacing: For everyone’s safety, do not open vehicle doors until the car ahead has completed loading/unloading and moved forward and you have stopped at the painted line.
Lastly, we ask for your patience and understanding. We are all learning this together. Our Number one priority is the health, safety and well-being of your child. We may end up tweaking this procedure along the way as needed ____________________________________________________________________________
We start each day of art camp with a simple T'ai 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 Practice: 5-7 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other age appropriate 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) who are 5-7 years old. Puppetry and Studio Art Practice: 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) who 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. Due to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process for Summer Art Camp 2026. See above for more details.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 possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day so that they can refill it. Please mark the child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewelry, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged.If this is your camper's first ACC camp this summer and you registered for this camp prior to Sunday, April 17th, your camper will go home with an ACC camp shirt from us.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 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 following documents:
2026 Parent & Guardian Handbook
Camp GuideCode of Conduct
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs____________________________________________________________________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 about your child’s class. We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often open up.
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs
Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy: All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund. All requests for refunds will be forwarded to the appropriate Division Administrator for final approval.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com(706) 613-3623 Lyndon House Arts Center office
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Art Camps: SUMMER 2026 - Puppetry and Studio Art Practice 8B: RED GROUP
Summer Art Camp 2026: LYNDON HOUSE ARTS CENTERDue to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process. We are delighted that your child is attending Summer Art Camp 2026 at the Lyndon House Arts Center. Here is a fun video we made for you going over all the things you need to know, and all about our new drop-off/pick-up policy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyZuzpbb4HA
Drop-off and Pick-up
Due to nearby construction and limited parking, we will be using a curbside car drop-off and pick-up system for the safety and efficiency of all families. Please note that this process is different from our Tuesday/Thursday afterschool system. If you have participated in that program before, be aware that traffic flow will run in the opposite direction for summer camp. Additionally, Lay Park Summer Camp will be dropping off in the morning at the same time. Their program will use the lower end of the parking lot, while Lyndon House Arts Center families will use the area in front of the Children’s Studio. An email dedicated to drop-off and pick-up procedures will be sent out to you, but for your reference, the map and procedure is included below. New Drop-Off & Pick-Up Procedure ALL summer camp participants from both camps will enter the parking lot through Monroe St off of College Ave . When you enter the parking lot, stay to the right. Follow the YELLOW route on the map for Lyndon House Arts Center (the BLUE route is for Lay Park). Lay Park campers will be turning left for their drop-off- you can go in the right lane to get around them to proceed straight to the Arts Center. During drop-off and pick-up times, this drive will operate as a one-way route. All Art Camp vehicles will exit onto Hoyt Street by the fire station.
Drop-off for Lyndon House Arts Center and Lay Park is
between 8:45-9:15 AM.
Pick-up for Lyndon House Arts Center’s ART CAMP is at 2 PM Lay Park pick-up is at a later time.
Required identification sheet: Each family will receive a dashboard sheet listing the camper’s group, assigned number, and authorized guardian(s). This sheet must be placed on the driver’s-side dashboard and remain visible for staff verification.
Designated loading zone: Vehicles must pull forward to the painted line on the asphalt beside the Children’s Studio entrance for drop-off and pick-up.
Controlled entry/exit point: Campers may enter and exit vehicles only on the sidewalk side, and only at the designated loading zone.
Queue spacing: For everyone’s safety, do not open vehicle doors until the car ahead has completed loading/unloading and moved forward and you have stopped at the painted line.
Lastly, we ask for your patience and understanding. We are all learning this together. Our Number one priority is the health, safety and well-being of your child. We may end up tweaking this procedure along the way as needed ____________________________________________________________________________
We start each day of art camp with a simple T'ai 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 Practice: 5-7 Yr oldsParticipants will work on a combination of puppetry and other age appropriate 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) who are 5-7 years old. Puppetry and Studio Art Practice: 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) who 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. Due to nearby construction, parking at this time is very limited. We will use a car drop off and pick up process for Summer Art Camp 2026. See above for more details.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 possible. Thank you for your cooperation. Also, you may send your child with a water bottle for them to use throughout the day so that they can refill it. Please mark the child’s name and your phone number on the water bottle and lunch boxes. Children should not bring valuables such as phones, jewelry, toys, or games to camp. We cannot be responsible for items either becoming lost or damaged.If this is your camper's first ACC camp this summer and you registered for this camp prior to Sunday, April 17th, your camper will go home with an ACC camp shirt from us.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 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 following documents:
2026 Parent & Guardian Handbook
Camp GuideCode of Conduct
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs____________________________________________________________________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 about your child’s class. We recommend signing up for the waiting lists, as spots often open up.
Refund Policy for ACC Leisure Services Programs
Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy: All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund. All requests for refunds will be forwarded to the appropriate Division Administrator for final approval.Need further information? william.stephanos@accgov.com(706) 613-3623 Lyndon House Arts Center office
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Camp-a-palooza Gymnastics Day Camp at Bishop Park - Under the Sea...Pirates, Mermaids and more!
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! Week 1: May 26-29 Ninja Week (No camp May 25): 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 Ninja Champion by the end of the week! Week 2: June 1-5 K-Pop Week: Takedown, Takedown, Takedown, down, down down! Campers will enjoy flipping, dancing and creating routines to the soundtrack of Huntrix girls and Saja Boys and other K-Pop songs! There will be music and k-pop themed crafts and books! Week 3: June 8-12 Disney Week: One of our most popular themes! This week will fill up quickly! Campers will enjoy flipping, dancing and playing to our favorite Disney songs! Come and represent your favorite character. Week 4: June 15-18 Super Heroes and Villains Week (No camp June 19): 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 5: June 29- July 2 Super Mario World Week (No Camp July 3): It’s a Me, Mario! Join us as we bring some classic gaming characters to life- Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Bowser and don’t forget Yoshi! We will do our best to bring this world to life, it is important to note- there will be not be any gaming! Week 6: July 6-10 Zootopia Week: Join your favorite characters Judy and Nick of Zootopia Police Department and help us solve the case! We will enjoy flipping and dancing and solving the case! There will be animal themed crafts and books! Week 7: July 13-17 Wicked Week: You will be changed for good after this camp! We will fly and dance our way into the Land of Oz. Celebrating our favorite characters, songs and dances from all of the Oz movies! Week 8: July 20-24 Under the Sea….Pirates, Mermaids and More Week: Dive into our ocean themed week. We will learn about ocean animals, some of our favorite characters that live in the ocean and our favorite under water songs! Everything is better by the Sea!
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.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard Park - Summer Day Camp - Camp Cup Tournament
Summer Day Camp at Heard Park offers a fun and safe place for kids to enjoy active, creative summer days. Campers participate in outdoor games, arts and crafts, sports, and team activities while making new friends and lasting memories. Led by caring staff, our camp provides a welcoming environment filled with fun, discovery, and adventure all summer long.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Heard Park - Summer Teen Camp - Camp Cup Tournament
Summer Teen Camp at Heard Park offers a fun and safe place for kids to enjoy active, creative summer days. Campers participate in outdoor games, arts and crafts, sports, and team activities and weekly field trips while making new friends and lasting memories. Led by caring staff, our camp provides a welcoming environment filled with fun, discovery, and adventure all summer long!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Howard Park Summer Day Camp - Week 8: July 20th - July 24th
Are you on the lookout for a summer filled with excitement and non stop fun? Look no further than Howard Park Summer Day Camp! Get ready for a summer packed with memory-making moments, creative crafts, and plenty of indoor and outdoor activities. There is no set schedule for our themed weeks each week is a fun surprise! This year’s line up promises something for everyone:
Toon Town Takeover – Cartoon-inspired fun filled with silly games, colorful crafts, and imaginative activities as Toon Town takes over camp.
Snack Shack Showdown – Campers cook up fun in the kitchen with hands-on food activities, friendly challenges, and tasty creations throughout the week.
Glow, Splash & Dash – Get ready to move, splash, and shine with water games, glow-inspired fun, and fast-paced activities to beat the summer heat.
Game Show Mania – Lights, buzzers, action! Campers compete in high-energy, game-show-style challenges filled with teamwork, laughs, and friendly competition.
Mystery Solvers – Campers put on their thinking caps to solve clues, crack puzzles, and work together to uncover mysteries through interactive games and challenges.
Superheroes & Sidekicks – It’s time to suit up! Campers build confidence and teamwork through hero-inspired games, obstacle courses, and challenges.
Surf’s Up – Catch the summer wave with beach-style fun, water play, tropical crafts, and laid-back camp vibes all week long.
Kids’ Choice – The ultimate camp experience where campers take the lead by voting on activities, games, and fun surprises throughout the week.
The fun doesn’t stop there! Campers will track their summer journey using our Adventure Achievement Tracker by earning game pieces each week. These pieces will be added to their Howard Park Summer Day Camp Game Board as campers complete challenges and participate in weekly themed activities. By the end of the summer, their completed game board will showcase all the fun, memories, and accomplishments from an unforgettable experience at Howard Park. 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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Lay Park Summer Day Camp - Week 8: Hearts and Hustle
Here at Lay Park you are never too little to dream big! This summer we will explore a new career every week and discover exciting possibilities for the future! Through many crafts, games, challenges and activities, campers will learn about a variety of occupations in fun and inspiring ways! Week 1: Dream it, Build it (June 1-5)This week our dreams come to life brick by brick! Campers will dive into the exciting world of architect, designing and building our own masterpieces! So, hold on to your hard hat it could get a little bumpy.Week 2: Sound the Alarm June (June 8-12)Woo-woo! Sirens on! Campers will explore the world of fire fighters and police officers with action packed games and activities. Let's get ready to suit up!Week 3: Above and Beyond (June 15-18)Put on your goggles and white coat something may explode! Campers will examine and analyze the life of scientist! Week 4: All Star Adventure (June 22-26)Time to play like champions! This week campers will live the life of an athlete! Get ready for some all-star challenges and activities!Week 5: Leaders of the Future (June 29-July 2)From lessons plans to leadership! Through exciting crafts and activities campers will discover what teachers do each day to keep us smart! Week 6: Mic Drop Madness (July 6-July 10)Sing it loud, move around, feel the rhythm, hear the sound! Music, rhymes, and fun collide. Get ready, its mic drop madness camp wide!Week 7: Be the Main Character (July 13-17)Lights, Camera, Confidence! Camper will travel into the world of vlogging expressing their creativity and self confidence! Lets be positive role models to the world! Week 8: Hearts and Hustle (July 20-24)An apple a day keeps the doctor away! Campers will discover fun new healthy habits and the work of our health care heroes! ***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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Lay Park Teen Camp - Week 8 July 20-24: "Showcase and Celebrate"
Week 1: "Set the Vibe" (June 1-5)The first week of camp is all about setting the vibe, where campers settle in and get to know the camp culture. Through interactive games, group activities, and shared experiences, campers build relationships, learn expectations, and start forming a strong sense of community. The goal is for everyone to feel comfortable, included, and excited to be here.
Week 2: "Think Fast" (June 8-12)This week challenges campers to stay sharp and think on their feet. Through interactive games, timed challenges, and quick-response activities, campers practice strategy, focus, and problem-solving in a fun, high-energy environment. This week encourages independent thinking while also building confidence through friendly competition and teamwork.Week 3: "Move It" (June15-18)This week shifts the focus to energy and motion. This week encourages campers to stay active through movement-based games and outdoor play that keep the momentum going. The emphasis is on participation, healthy competition, and channeling energy in positive ways while staying engaged and connected.Week 4: "Explore/Experience" (June 22-26) This week campers step into new environments and experiences that spark curiosity and expand their perspectives. This week encourages participants to stay open-minded, ask questions, and engage with the world around them in new ways.Week 5: "Lead the Way" (June 29-July 2)This week brings together the skills campers have built throughout the summer. Campers are encouraged to step up, take initiative, and model positive behavior within the group. Through shared responsibilities and group activities, campers practice leadership, decision-making, and supporting their peers. This week highlights confidence, accountability, and making a positive impact within the camp community.Week 6: "Create and Express" (July 6-10)This week is all about campers exploring their creativity through hands-on art and self-expression activities. This week encourages individuality, imagination, and confidence as participants bring their ideas to life and share their unique perspectives with the group.Week 7: "Community Vibes" (July 13-17)This week campers explore the importance of community and respect while learning how individuals can make a positive impact on the world around them. Through thoughtful discussions and shared experiences, participants reflect on history, culture, and the role they play in their communities.Week 8: "Showcase and Celebration" (July 20-24)This week is a time to look back on the summer and recognize all that campers have explored and accomplished together. Campers have opportunities to share selected projects, demonstrate skills, and participate in group recognition activities in a supportive environment. This week emphasizes achievement, participation, and closing out the program on a positive and unified note.***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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Memorial Park Day Camp - Research Expedition (July 20th - 24th)
Join us for day camp this summer at Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo! Experience outdoor and nature-based activities including swimming, hiking, animal encounters, science experiments, and more!
Week 1: June 1st-5th"Amazing Adaptations" Jump into summer with us as we learn about some of the fascinating ways animals adapt to their environments. Week 2: June 8th-12th"Gone Herpin'"Hop, crawl, and slither with us as we discover more about reptiles and amphibians!*NO CAMP THE WEEK OF JUNE 15TH-19TH*Week 3: June 22nd-26th"Underground Adventures" Join us as we dig in to life underground! We’ll learn about burrowers, fungi, decomposers, and more!Week 4: June 29th-July 2nd *NO CAMP FRIDAY, JULY 3RD*"Taking Flight"Let’s reach new heights as we learn about birds, bats, and how things fly!Week 5: July 6th-10th"Night Owls"Discover what happens in the animal world at night, during the day! Week 6: July 13th-17th"Art in Nature" Let’s get creative and let the natural world inspire us as we explore it!Week 7: July 20th-24th"Research Expedition"This week we will be on the search to learn more and discover new things about the world around us through exploration and experimentation!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 and registered for separately.Participants will receive an email at the beginning of the week with any special instructions such as what to bring and activities to expect. You will also receive a pickup tag to display in your vehicle at drop off/pick up times on the first day of camp.We can't wait to explore the world around us together - all summer long!
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9:50 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swim School - Parent & Tot 9:50am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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9:50 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 3 - 9:50am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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10:40 AM - 11:25 AM
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Swim School - Parent & Tot 10:40am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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10:40 AM - 11:25 AM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 3 - 10:40am
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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Adult Lap Swim - Adult Lap Swim
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11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Adult Lap Swim - Adult Lap Swim (half season)
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Camp Swimming
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1:30 PM - 3:30 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 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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4:15 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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4:15 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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4:15 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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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2026 Summer Combo
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5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Kinderswim - Kinderswim 5:30pm - Howard
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 - 6:16 PM
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Swim School - Swim School Session 3 - 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 Bishop Park, Lay Park, and Heard Park pools.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Dolphins - Dolphins Ages 13-18
ACC Leisure Services will once again team up with the University of Georgia’s Athens Bulldog Swim Club to provide a fun, competitive coed swim program.The program focuses on learning, developing and improving various swim strokes. Swimmers must be able to swim the length of the Bishop Park pool to register. Practices are held Monday through Friday at the Bishop Park pool.Learn more about the Bulldog Swim Club.**Please note this is an affiliate organization. Affiliate organizations have been approved to hold organized leagues at Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services parks. Independent teams and leagues not associated with an approved organization will not permitted.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Dolphins - Dolphins Ages 5-8
ACC Leisure Services will once again team up with the University of Georgia’s Athens Bulldog Swim Club to provide a fun, competitive coed swim program.The program focuses on learning, developing and improving various swim strokes. Swimmers must be able to swim the length of the Bishop Park pool to register. Practices are held Monday through Friday at the Bishop Park pool.Learn more about the Bulldog Swim Club.**Please note this is an affiliate organization. Affiliate organizations have been approved to hold organized leagues at Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services parks. Independent teams and leagues not associated with an approved organization will not permitted.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Dolphins - Dolphins Ages 9-12
ACC Leisure Services will once again team up with the University of Georgia’s Athens Bulldog Swim Club to provide a fun, competitive coed swim program.The program focuses on learning, developing and improving various swim strokes. Swimmers must be able to swim the length of the Bishop Park pool to register. Practices are held Monday through Friday at the Bishop Park pool.Learn more about the Bulldog Swim Club.**Please note this is an affiliate organization. Affiliate organizations have been approved to hold organized leagues at Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services parks. Independent teams and leagues not associated with an approved organization will not permitted.
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Grand Slam - Grand Slam: Week 7: Family Fun Night
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 Saturday, May 16th at 9:00 AM. After Opening night, registration will be handled week to week, beginning the Saturday of each Grand Slam week. Program Schedule5:45 PM: Doors Open6:15-8:45: Organized Games & Activities at Lay Park8:45-9:00 PM: Student Dismissal and Parent Pick-upWeek 1: Game Night KickoffStart the summer off with a fun-filled evening of bingo, interactive games, and friendly competition. Teens can show off their spirit by wearing their favorite jersey and connecting with others in a high-energy, welcoming environment. Week 2: Wild Wild WestYour teen will step into the Wild West with line dancing, creative cowboy hat decorating, and exciting themed activities. It’s a great way to build confidence, try something new, and enjoy a unique social experience. Week 3: Summer SplashCool off with a pool party designed for fun, relaxation, and social connection. Teens will enjoy music, water games, and a safe space to unwind with friends. Week 4: Greek Unity NightThis cultural celebration introduces teens to the traditions and pride of Greek life and HBCUs. It’s an engaging night of music, stepping, and activities that promote unity, identity, and positive expression. Week 5: Project YOUThis impactful session focuses on personal growth, including mental health awareness, basic budgeting, and goal setting. Teens will gain practical tools and confidence to help them succeed beyond the program. Week 6: Grand Slam CarnivalEnjoy a laid-back carnival-style evening with classic games, rides, prizes, and favorite treats. It’s all about fun, laughter, and giving teens a chance to relax and enjoy the summer atmosphere. Week 7: Family Fun NightWrap up the program with a night of friendly competition where families join in the fun. Teens, their loved ones, and local ACCGov departments come together for games, connection, and community bonding.
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2026 Summer Combo
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Monday August 17, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter #1 SPLOST
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter 2 SPLOST
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter 3 SPLOST
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys (Age 4 and 5) Monday at 3:00
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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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Ages 4 & 5) - Monday 3:00
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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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Ages 4 & 5) - Monday 4:00
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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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 6 & 7 -Monday 4:00
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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4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 8-9 yrs Monday & Wednesday 4:00 pm
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 - 5:15 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Aces Session #1 4:30-5:15pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Smashers Session #1 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Smashers Session #1 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Rocket Stars - Advance Progressive Boys (6-12)
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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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 6 & 7 -Monday 5:00
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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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Rising Stars Session #1 5:30-6:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:30 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 10-13 yrs Mon & Wed 5:30
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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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Ages 4 & 5) - Monday 6:00
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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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 6 & 7 -Monday 6:00
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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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Monday Adult Beginner Clinic August 17th
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Monday Adult Intermediate/Advance Clinic August 17th
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Tuesday August 18, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter #1 SPLOST
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter 2 SPLOST
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter 3 SPLOST
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Ages 4 & 5) - Tuesday 3:00
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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3:30 PM - 4:25 PM
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Gymnastics - Shooting Stars 4-5 yrs Tue & Thurs 3:30
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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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Ages 4 & 5) - Tuesday 4:00
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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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 6 & 7 -Tuesday 4:00
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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4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
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Gymnastics - All Stars 6-7 yrs Tuesday and Thursday 4:00
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 - 5:15 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Aces Session #1 4:30-5:15pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Smashers Session #1 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Smashers Session #1 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys (Age 4 and 5) Tuesday at 5:00
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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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 8 & 9 -Tuesday 5:00
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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5:30 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 10-13 yrs Tue & Thurs 5:30
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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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys Ages 6-8 Tuesday 6:00 pm
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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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Ages 4 & 5) - Tuesday 6:00
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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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 6 & 7 -Tuesday 6:00
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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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Beginner Clinic August 18th
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6:30 PM - 8:00 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 August 18th
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Wednesday August 19, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter #1 SPLOST
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter 2 SPLOST
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter 3 SPLOST
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Street Hockey Clinic
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Therapeutic Activities - One for you and One for me. Friendship Bracelets!
ACC Leisure Services offers Therapeutic Recreation programs, services, and activities that are accessible to all individuals with disabilities. ACCLS supports and encourages opportunities for inclusion in all programs. In addition, adaptive programs are available to provide individuals with disabilities a modified experience for recreational success.
These programs are intended to assist persons with disabilities in an adapted environment, which may be modified in terms of progression, skills breakdown, techniques, or equipment.Staff will be present to assist with facilitation and provide adaptions for skill development. If one-on-one supervision is needed, a parent/guardian or other caregiver should be present for the duration of the program. Adaptive programs are designed for individuals who require additional assistance or modification.
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Ages 4 & 5) - Wednesday 3:00
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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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 6 & 7 -Wednesday 4:00
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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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 8 & 9 -Wednesday 4:00
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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4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 8-9 yrs Monday & Wednesday 4:00 pm
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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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Future Stars Session #1 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 8 & 9 -Wednesday 5:00
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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5:30 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 10-13 yrs Mon & Wed 5:30
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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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 10-12 - Wednesday 6:00
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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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Wednesday Adult Beginner Clinic August 19th
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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 August 19th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic August 19th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic August 19th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic August 19th
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Thursday August 20, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter #1 SPLOST
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter 2 SPLOST
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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No Shelter 3 SPLOST
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys (Age 4 and 5) Thursday at 3:00
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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3:30 PM - 4:25 PM
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Gymnastics - Shooting Stars 4-5 yrs Tue & Thurs 3:30
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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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys Ages 6-8 Thursday 4:00 pm
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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4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
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Gymnastics - All Stars 6-7 yrs Tuesday and Thursday 4:00
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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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Rising Stars Session #1 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Tumbling (Ages 6-8) - Thursday 5:00
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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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Future Stars Session #1 5:30-6:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:30 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 10-13 yrs Tue & Thurs 5:30
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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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Ages 4 & 5) - Thursday 6:00
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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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 10-12 - Thursday 6:00
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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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 6 & 7 -Thursday 6:00
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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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Tumbling (Ages 9-12) - Thursday 5:00
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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