Overview

Creative, hands-on arts and crafts classes including drawing, painting, clay sculpture, collage, and glass art STEM programs in programming, electronics, robotics, engineering, physics, Lego, Minecraft, and hands-on science High-energy sports and games, such as parkour and ultimate frisbee Strategy games, including Dungeons & Dragons, chess, and LARP

Additional Information

Full- and half-day classes are available from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm. AM classes run 9:00 am–12:00 pm; PM classes run 12:30–3:30 pm, unless otherwise noted. A supervised lunch break (12:00-12:30 pm) is included for children who are enrolled in both AM and PM sessions. Children will be escorted to their afternoon classes. AM and PM extended day are available during SummerFun. Children who are enrolled for the full day will have a supervised lunch break from 12:00-12:30, after which they will be escorted to their afternoon classes. All children must bring their own lunch and drink each day. Optional Extended Day is available for SummerFun. Early dropoff runs 8:00-9:00 am, Monday-Friday; afternoon extended day runs 3:30-5:30 pm, Monday-Thursday only. Both include supervised activities and free play. Register under "Extended Day" (no partial weeks). There will be a nurse on duty during SummerFun. If your child requires epinephrine and/or an Individual Health Care Plan, please contact us after you register. SummerFun is an equal access program and does not discriminate on the basis of disability. Our programs are not school-sponsored special education services, so the specific accommodations or services a student receives during the school day may not be available in this setting. However, we will work collaboratively with families to identify reasonable modifications that allow for safe and meaningful participation, consistent with program structure, staff qualifications, and applicable laws. If your child may require a specific accommodation or support, please contact our office as early as possible, ideally at least three weeks before the start of the program, so we can learn about your child's needs and discuss what supports may be appropriate.