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Saturday May 31, 2025
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Horseback Riding, Age 8-14 - Horseback- Spring, Saturdays
The Livery Horse Farm, Hinesburg, is offering an Intro to Horseback Riding for beginners through advanced riders. The focus is on English riding.  The horses provide a variety of skill levels for children to learn safely.  Lessons are held in a safe, fenced-in large sand ring. Children learn about horses, to ride, groom, and work in the barn.  This is a hands-on program learning all aspects of working with horses.Each program is a 4-week Intro.NOTE:     This program is held at Livery Horse Farm, Hinesburg.     Boots with a heel are required to be worn by each rider     A helmet is provided by Livery Horse Farm       Bring water and snacks (nut-free only)Instructor: Kim Johansen, Owner 		Livery Horse Farm
 
11:00 AM - 11:50 AM    Ninja Intro, Age 4-8 - Ninja 4-8- Spring S3, Sat
Come in and try a four-week introduction to Kids Martial Arts.  The Kids Ninja classes help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. The play-based curriculum of tumbling, parkour, and Karate increases kids' strength and self-confidence, and the moving meditation series helps kids manage their emotions as well as develop and understand the connection between their mental and physical well-being.Separate days are offered for each session.  Sign up for the one that works for your child.Instructor: ONTA Studio Staff 		ONTA Studio
 
Sunday June 1, 2025
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM    Community Garden - Medium Plot
Registration Opens Tuesday, April 1 at 8:00 amPlots are available to Williston Residents Only. The Community Garden is a 32-plot area off Mt. View Road, near Brennan Community Park. Previous year gardeners have priority each year of returning.  Any open plots then become available to the public.The number of available plots is listed below in the registration area "Seat(s) Available".  Registration is first come, first served and you will need to register and pay with a credit card on this site.If plots are taken "This Activity Full" will be displayed.  Be sure to register for the waiting list- no fee, you never know!Plot sizes and pricing:   Raised Bed-         4X8       $15   Small Plot-          12x10     $25   Medium Plot-      12x20     $50   Large Plot-          12x30     $75Registration:    Starts on April 1 for any available plots.   Payment is online with a credit card. (Credit Card use has a processing fee of 3.5% + .10 or $2, whichever is higher)Season:   The season typically begins mid-May, weather-dependent.     The end date is the last Sunday of October, this is when all plots must be cleared out.     Dates are based on the weather and can change.Notification:   All registered gardeners will receive an email after the plots have been mapped out and planting can begin.  The email will contain the plot number assigned and a map of the garden plots. 		Community Gardens
 
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Sundays
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
 
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM    Wolfpack Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
 
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
12:45 PM - 2:15 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
Monday June 2, 2025
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 1
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 2
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 4
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Tennis Court
 
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM    Tai Chi Intro, Age 50+ - Tai Chi Intro
The ancient art of Tai Chi has become increasingly popular as people are finding that it improves balance, increases mindfulness, and relaxes the mind and body. Each class will present sequences of movements derived from the sun style which is slow, smooth, and upright in posture making it especially accessible to those over 50 or with impaired mobility. You will learn to wave your hands in the clouds, repel wild monkeys, and separate the earth from the sky. What power! What fun! Come and join us.NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Day:           Mondays  Time:         9:30 am - 10:30 am   Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment:  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Adina Panitch   Bio: Tai Chi and Adina found each other 14 years ago and it was immediate love. She had just retired from her work as a Speech Pathologist and was delighted to discover this ancient and intriguing tradition which she could explore endlessly on her own and also share with others. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM    Accessible Yoga, Age 18+ - Accessible Yoga
This program has been discontinued and is no longer runningJoin this Vinyasa Yoga Flow program appropriate for everyone from beginners to experienced practitioners! Classes will begin with a brief mindfulness meditation, then move into an easy practice that can be done on a yoga mat, in a chair, or both. You will practice moving your bodies with your breath, and move into some classic yoga shapes that can be done on a yoga mat or while sitting on a chair. The program will end with a brief wind-down meditation. No experience necessary! The instructor will demonstrate each shape of the sequence, you'll move through each sequence slowly so you have time to find the shape that works for your body. NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Day:           Mondays  Time:         1:00-2:00 pm  Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:           $5 per class.  Payable when you attend each class  Registration:  No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment:      - Yoga mat  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available so that you can sit as needed.Instructor: Robin Zabiegalski   Bio: Robin is a 200hr certified yoga teacher, certified in Accessible Yoga through the Accessible Yoga School, and has been teaching yoga for over five years. Robin believes in approaching yoga with gentleness and compassion. In classes, you are always welcome to engage in YOUR practice. Robin's goal is to guide you through a practice that allows you to discover how you feel in your body and how you can make adjustments to feel the best in your body.  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Drivers Ed- Teens, Age 15-17 - Driver's Ed-Summer
Epic Driving focuses on defensive driving techniques, including crash avoidance, situational awareness, zone control, mindful driving, and developing good driving habits. This course includes 30 hours of engaging, differentiated, and responsive classroom activities and weekly, individually scheduled, behind-the-wheel lessons consisting of 45 minutes of instruction and 45 minutes of observation.  This course is for teenagers ages 15-17 with a valid Vermont learner’s permit. Attendance in all scheduled class sessions is required for successful course completion. Please do not register for the program if there are dates you cannot attend.Driving appointments will be scheduled once a week. Students must be available for before—and/or after-school appointments.Note:  There will be a remote orientation session to begin the programFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee:   You are only required to pay a $25 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program.  The remaining balance is due one (1) week before the start date of the program.2025 Summer Session:   Mondays 6:00-8:00p and Wednesday 6:00-8:00p   Scheduled dates: June 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, July 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.   **Monday classes are remote2025 Fall Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: September 21, 24, October 5, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 29, November 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19    There is a mandatory orientation on September 21 from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.  **Oct 5 and Nov 9 classes are remote2025-26 Winter Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: December 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, 31, Jan 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, February 1, 4, 8, 11   There is a mandatory orientation on December 7from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes. 		Remote
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
 
Tuesday June 3, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 1
 
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 2
 
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 4
 
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Tennis Court
 
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM    Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults.  Hour-long classes are held twice per week.  NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Days:          Tuesdays and Thursdays  Time:          10:00-11:00 am    Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Registration:  No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend.   Equipment:      - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes.   - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support.   - Bring a water bottle.   - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
11:30 AM - 2:00 PM    Senior Community Meal and Program The R.E.C. Zone
 
4:00 PM - 4:50 PM    Ninja Intro, Age 4-8 - Ninja 4-8- Spring S3, Tues
Come in and try a four-week introduction to Kids Martial Arts.  The Kids Ninja classes help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. The play-based curriculum of tumbling, parkour, and Karate increases kids' strength and self-confidence, and the moving meditation series helps kids manage their emotions as well as develop and understand the connection between their mental and physical well-being.Separate days are offered for each session.  Sign up for the one that works for your child.Instructor: ONTA Studio Staff 		ONTA Studio
 
4:45 PM - 5:45 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
 
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM    Self Defense Kickboxing Intro, Age 18+ - Self Defense Intro- Spring, S2
This class mixes training techniques from multiple martial arts, including Filipino stick fighting, kickboxing, and Jiu-Jitsu to create a fun, non-competitive environment where participants can learn practical self-defense skills!  Perfect for both beginners and those with a prior martial arts background.  Open for Teens and Adults.Instructor: ONTA Studio Staff 		ONTA Studio
 
Wednesday June 4, 2025
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 1
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 2
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 4
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Tennis Court
 
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM    Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors!  The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core.  In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info:  Days:          Wednesdays and Fridays  Time:          10:00-10:45 am  Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Donations welcomed  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged)  - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball  - Water Bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck  Bio:  Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health.  7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM    Tennis, K-2nd & 3rd-5th - Tennis - Youth, Spring 3rd-5th
Smaller courts, shorter racquets, and balls that bounce lower. Now, it’s easier for kids to play and develop a love for the sport! Taught by certified tennis professionals who are trained to teach proper stroke techniques to kids of all ages. Players will learn basic stroke techniques for groundstrokes, volleys, and serves. A game-based approach is used for teaching so the hour is fun and active without standing in lines.Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff 		Williston Central School - Tennis Courts
 
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM    Tennis, K-2nd & 3rd-5th - Tennis - Youth, Spring K-2nd
Smaller courts, shorter racquets, and balls that bounce lower. Now, it’s easier for kids to play and develop a love for the sport! Taught by certified tennis professionals who are trained to teach proper stroke techniques to kids of all ages. Players will learn basic stroke techniques for groundstrokes, volleys, and serves. A game-based approach is used for teaching so the hour is fun and active without standing in lines.Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff 		Williston Central School - Tennis Courts
 
4:00 PM - 4:50 PM    Ninja Intro, Age 4-8 - Ninja 4-8- Spring S3, Wed
Come in and try a four-week introduction to Kids Martial Arts.  The Kids Ninja classes help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. The play-based curriculum of tumbling, parkour, and Karate increases kids' strength and self-confidence, and the moving meditation series helps kids manage their emotions as well as develop and understand the connection between their mental and physical well-being.Separate days are offered for each session.  Sign up for the one that works for your child.Instructor: ONTA Studio Staff 		ONTA Studio
 
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM    Cathedral Square Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
 
4:45 PM - 5:45 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
5:00 PM - 5:50 PM    Ninja Intro, Age 9-15 - Ninja 9-15- Spring, S3
Come in and try a four-week introduction to Teen Martial Arts.  The Teen classes help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. The play-based curriculum of tumbling, parkour, and Karate increases kids' strength and self-confidence, and the moving meditation series helps kids manage their emotions as well as develop and understand the connection between their mental and physical well-being.Instructor: ONTA Studio Staff 		ONTA Studio
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Drivers Ed- Teens, Age 15-17 - Driver's Ed-Summer
Epic Driving focuses on defensive driving techniques, including crash avoidance, situational awareness, zone control, mindful driving, and developing good driving habits. This course includes 30 hours of engaging, differentiated, and responsive classroom activities and weekly, individually scheduled, behind-the-wheel lessons consisting of 45 minutes of instruction and 45 minutes of observation.  This course is for teenagers ages 15-17 with a valid Vermont learner’s permit. Attendance in all scheduled class sessions is required for successful course completion. Please do not register for the program if there are dates you cannot attend.Driving appointments will be scheduled once a week. Students must be available for before—and/or after-school appointments.Note:  There will be a remote orientation session to begin the programFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee:   You are only required to pay a $25 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program.  The remaining balance is due one (1) week before the start date of the program.2025 Summer Session:   Mondays 6:00-8:00p and Wednesday 6:00-8:00p   Scheduled dates: June 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, July 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.   **Monday classes are remote2025 Fall Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: September 21, 24, October 5, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 29, November 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19    There is a mandatory orientation on September 21 from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.  **Oct 5 and Nov 9 classes are remote2025-26 Winter Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: December 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, 31, Jan 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, February 1, 4, 8, 11   There is a mandatory orientation on December 7from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM    Dangerous Girls, Age 14+ - Dangerous Girls- Spring, S3
Dangerous Girls is a practical self-defense class designed for teens and young women. The program offers a combination of kickboxing and grappling.  You’ll learn real fighting while bouncing to sweet tunes and laughing with new friends. It’s fun, it’s social, and before you know it, you’ll be able to kick butt and smash fools  Dangerous girls can change the world!  Great program to take with a friend or Mom and Daughter combination.Instructor: ONTA Studio Staff 		ONTA Studio
 
Thursday June 5, 2025
8:45 AM - 9:45 AM    Zumba Gold, Age 18+ - Zumba Gold
Zumba Gold is a modified version of Zumba that is geared towards active older adults seeking lower-impact workouts. The Design of the class introduces easy-to-follow Zumba choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion, and coordination.Program Info:  Days:          Thursdays  Time:          8:45 am - 9:45 am  Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free to attend, donation based  Registration:  No pre-registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment:  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Ciara Gregory   Bio: Ciara has been a certified Zumba instructor for over 7 years now, a Zumba Gold instructor for 2 years and also teaches Kids Dance Fitness. Her Passion is to help people change their lives inside and out with the rhythm of music. Come ready to sweat and prepare to leave empowered and feeling strong.  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM    Kaleidoscope Field Day Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM    Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults.  Hour-long classes are held twice per week.  NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Days:          Tuesdays and Thursdays  Time:          10:00-11:00 am    Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Registration:  No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend.   Equipment:      - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes.   - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support.   - Bring a water bottle.   - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM    Morriseau Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM    Morriseau Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
4:00 PM - 4:50 PM    Ninja Intro, Age 7-11 - Ninja 7-11- Spring S3
Come in and try a four-week introduction to Kids Martial Arts.  The Kids Ninja classes help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. The play-based curriculum of tumbling, parkour, and Karate increases kids' strength and self-confidence, and the moving meditation series helps kids manage their emotions as well as develop and understand the connection between their mental and physical well-being.Instructor: ONTA Studio Staff 		ONTA Studio
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S3
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss. Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class. This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S3 (No Dog)
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss. Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class. This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    VT Sand Volleyball Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
 
7:15 PM - 8:15 PM    Dog Training- Beyond Basics, Age 18+ - Beyond Basics- S2
Beyond BasicsThis class elevates your training by exploring different levels and applications of various skills. If your dog’s leash work is solid, we’ll help you advance it further. If “leave it” is still a challenge, we’ll focus on problem-solving and reinforcing the basics. The environment is supportive yet challenging, with an emphasis on helping each student understand training techniques, troubleshoot issues, read their dog’s responses, and refine their skills to achieve their goals and become the best partner for their dog.Prerequisites: Instructor approval or prior participation in a Gold Star class. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs. There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs (contact the instructor in advance if you have questions about this). Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor before class. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
7:15 PM - 8:15 PM    Dog Training- Beyond Basics, Age 18+ - Beyond Basics- S2 (No Dog)
Beyond BasicsThis class elevates your training by exploring different levels and applications of various skills. If your dog’s leash work is solid, we’ll help you advance it further. If “leave it” is still a challenge, we’ll focus on problem-solving and reinforcing the basics. The environment is supportive yet challenging, with an emphasis on helping each student understand training techniques, troubleshoot issues, read their dog’s responses, and refine their skills to achieve their goals and become the best partner for their dog.Prerequisites: Instructor approval or prior participation in a Gold Star class. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs. There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs (contact the instructor in advance if you have questions about this). Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor before class. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
Friday June 6, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 1
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 2
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 4
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Tennis Court
 
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM    Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors!  The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core.  In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info:  Days:          Wednesdays and Fridays  Time:          10:00-10:45 am  Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Donations welcomed  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged)  - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball  - Water Bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck  Bio:  Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health.  7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM    Yoga Flow, Age 18+ - All Levels Yoga Flow
This program has been discontinued and is no longer runningJoin your instructor for a Vinyasa Yoga Flow program appropriate for everyone from beginners to experienced practitioners! Each class will start with a brief mindfulness meditation, then move into an easy Vinyasa Flow practice. You will practice moving your body with your breath, flow a sequence of yoga shapes both on the ground and standing, then you will settle on the ground for some longer stretches. The program will end with a brief wind-down meditation. No experience with yoga necessary! Your instructor will demonstrate each shape of the sequence, you will move through each sequence slowly so you have time to find the shape that works for your body.Program Info:  Day:           Fridays  Time:         1:00-2:00 pm  Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:           $10 per visit.  Payable when you attend each class  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment:  - Yoga mat  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Robin Zabiegalski   Bio: Robin is a 200hr certified yoga teacher, certified in Accessible Yoga through the Accessible Yoga School, and has been teaching yoga for over five years. Robin believes in approaching yoga with gentleness and compassion. In classes you are always welcome to engage in YOUR practice. Robin's goal is to guide you through a practice that allows you to discover how you feel in your body and how you can make adjustments to feel the best in your body.  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
Saturday June 7, 2025
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM    Green Mountain Volleyball Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
11:00 AM - 11:50 AM    Ninja Intro, Age 4-8 - Ninja 4-8- Spring S3, Sat
Come in and try a four-week introduction to Kids Martial Arts.  The Kids Ninja classes help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. The play-based curriculum of tumbling, parkour, and Karate increases kids' strength and self-confidence, and the moving meditation series helps kids manage their emotions as well as develop and understand the connection between their mental and physical well-being.Separate days are offered for each session.  Sign up for the one that works for your child.Instructor: ONTA Studio Staff 		ONTA Studio
 
Sunday June 8, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Sundays
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
10:00 AM - 2:30 PM    Therapy Dog of VT The R.E.C. Zone
 
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM    Wolfpack Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
 
11:15 AM - 12:45 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
Monday June 9, 2025
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 1
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 2
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 4
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Tennis Court
 
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM    Tai Chi Intro, Age 50+ - Tai Chi Intro
The ancient art of Tai Chi has become increasingly popular as people are finding that it improves balance, increases mindfulness, and relaxes the mind and body. Each class will present sequences of movements derived from the sun style which is slow, smooth, and upright in posture making it especially accessible to those over 50 or with impaired mobility. You will learn to wave your hands in the clouds, repel wild monkeys, and separate the earth from the sky. What power! What fun! Come and join us.NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Day:           Mondays  Time:         9:30 am - 10:30 am   Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment:  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Adina Panitch   Bio: Tai Chi and Adina found each other 14 years ago and it was immediate love. She had just retired from her work as a Speech Pathologist and was delighted to discover this ancient and intriguing tradition which she could explore endlessly on her own and also share with others. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM    Accessible Yoga, Age 18+ - Accessible Yoga
This program has been discontinued and is no longer runningJoin this Vinyasa Yoga Flow program appropriate for everyone from beginners to experienced practitioners! Classes will begin with a brief mindfulness meditation, then move into an easy practice that can be done on a yoga mat, in a chair, or both. You will practice moving your bodies with your breath, and move into some classic yoga shapes that can be done on a yoga mat or while sitting on a chair. The program will end with a brief wind-down meditation. No experience necessary! The instructor will demonstrate each shape of the sequence, you'll move through each sequence slowly so you have time to find the shape that works for your body. NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Day:           Mondays  Time:         1:00-2:00 pm  Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:           $5 per class.  Payable when you attend each class  Registration:  No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment:      - Yoga mat  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available so that you can sit as needed.Instructor: Robin Zabiegalski   Bio: Robin is a 200hr certified yoga teacher, certified in Accessible Yoga through the Accessible Yoga School, and has been teaching yoga for over five years. Robin believes in approaching yoga with gentleness and compassion. In classes, you are always welcome to engage in YOUR practice. Robin's goal is to guide you through a practice that allows you to discover how you feel in your body and how you can make adjustments to feel the best in your body.  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Drivers Ed- Teens, Age 15-17 - Driver's Ed-Summer
Epic Driving focuses on defensive driving techniques, including crash avoidance, situational awareness, zone control, mindful driving, and developing good driving habits. This course includes 30 hours of engaging, differentiated, and responsive classroom activities and weekly, individually scheduled, behind-the-wheel lessons consisting of 45 minutes of instruction and 45 minutes of observation.  This course is for teenagers ages 15-17 with a valid Vermont learner’s permit. Attendance in all scheduled class sessions is required for successful course completion. Please do not register for the program if there are dates you cannot attend.Driving appointments will be scheduled once a week. Students must be available for before—and/or after-school appointments.Note:  There will be a remote orientation session to begin the programFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee:   You are only required to pay a $25 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program.  The remaining balance is due one (1) week before the start date of the program.2025 Summer Session:   Mondays 6:00-8:00p and Wednesday 6:00-8:00p   Scheduled dates: June 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, July 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.   **Monday classes are remote2025 Fall Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: September 21, 24, October 5, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 29, November 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19    There is a mandatory orientation on September 21 from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.  **Oct 5 and Nov 9 classes are remote2025-26 Winter Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: December 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, 31, Jan 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, February 1, 4, 8, 11   There is a mandatory orientation on December 7from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes. 		Remote
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
 
Tuesday June 10, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 1
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 2
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 4
 
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM    CVU Rise Rossignol Community Park - Tennis Court
 
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM    Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults.  Hour-long classes are held twice per week.  NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Days:          Tuesdays and Thursdays  Time:          10:00-11:00 am    Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Registration:  No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend.   Equipment:      - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes.   - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support.   - Bring a water bottle.   - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
11:30 AM - 2:00 PM    Senior Community Meal and Program The R.E.C. Zone
 
4:45 PM - 5:45 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM    Pickleball 102, Age 18+ - Pickleball 102- Spring
A program for players familiar with the game, Pickleball 102 will focus on refining skills such as:   Building a point, playing with intention   Court coverage and positioning   Reading your opponents while simultaneously being aware of where your partner is   3rd shot drop, including transitioning up to ‘the kitchen’   Lobbing and retrieving lobs   Roll shots, down-the-lane shots, overhead shots   Tournament play vs recreational playMental:  focus, mindset, breathing, goals, adjustments, shot selection, patience.NOTE:  This clinic is intended for participants who have been playing for 6-12 months with a 2.75 or more skill level.Bring your paddle.  Loaner paddles will be available for the clinic upon request. Instructor: Corey GottfriedAre you looking for an Introductory program to Pickleball?  Check out the Pickleball Intro- 1 day of learning the sport- Click Here to register. 		Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
 
Wednesday June 11, 2025
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM    Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors!  The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core.  In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info:  Days:          Wednesdays and Fridays  Time:          10:00-10:45 am  Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Donations welcomed  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged)  - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball  - Water Bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck  Bio:  Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health.  7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM    Morriseau Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
4:45 PM - 5:45 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM    Pickleball 102, Age 18+ - Pickleball 102- Spring
A program for players familiar with the game, Pickleball 102 will focus on refining skills such as:   Building a point, playing with intention   Court coverage and positioning   Reading your opponents while simultaneously being aware of where your partner is   3rd shot drop, including transitioning up to ‘the kitchen’   Lobbing and retrieving lobs   Roll shots, down-the-lane shots, overhead shots   Tournament play vs recreational playMental:  focus, mindset, breathing, goals, adjustments, shot selection, patience.NOTE:  This clinic is intended for participants who have been playing for 6-12 months with a 2.75 or more skill level.Bring your paddle.  Loaner paddles will be available for the clinic upon request. Instructor: Corey GottfriedAre you looking for an Introductory program to Pickleball?  Check out the Pickleball Intro- 1 day of learning the sport- Click Here to register. 		Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Drivers Ed- Teens, Age 15-17 - Driver's Ed-Summer
Epic Driving focuses on defensive driving techniques, including crash avoidance, situational awareness, zone control, mindful driving, and developing good driving habits. This course includes 30 hours of engaging, differentiated, and responsive classroom activities and weekly, individually scheduled, behind-the-wheel lessons consisting of 45 minutes of instruction and 45 minutes of observation.  This course is for teenagers ages 15-17 with a valid Vermont learner’s permit. Attendance in all scheduled class sessions is required for successful course completion. Please do not register for the program if there are dates you cannot attend.Driving appointments will be scheduled once a week. Students must be available for before—and/or after-school appointments.Note:  There will be a remote orientation session to begin the programFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee:   You are only required to pay a $25 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program.  The remaining balance is due one (1) week before the start date of the program.2025 Summer Session:   Mondays 6:00-8:00p and Wednesday 6:00-8:00p   Scheduled dates: June 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, July 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.   **Monday classes are remote2025 Fall Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: September 21, 24, October 5, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 29, November 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19    There is a mandatory orientation on September 21 from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.  **Oct 5 and Nov 9 classes are remote2025-26 Winter Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: December 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, 31, Jan 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, February 1, 4, 8, 11   There is a mandatory orientation on December 7from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
Thursday June 12, 2025
8:45 AM - 9:45 AM    Zumba Gold, Age 18+ - Zumba Gold
Zumba Gold is a modified version of Zumba that is geared towards active older adults seeking lower-impact workouts. The Design of the class introduces easy-to-follow Zumba choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion, and coordination.Program Info:  Days:          Thursdays  Time:          8:45 am - 9:45 am  Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free to attend, donation based  Registration:  No pre-registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment:  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Ciara Gregory   Bio: Ciara has been a certified Zumba instructor for over 7 years now, a Zumba Gold instructor for 2 years and also teaches Kids Dance Fitness. Her Passion is to help people change their lives inside and out with the rhythm of music. Come ready to sweat and prepare to leave empowered and feeling strong.  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM    Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults.  Hour-long classes are held twice per week.  NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Days:          Tuesdays and Thursdays  Time:          10:00-11:00 am    Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Registration:  No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend.   Equipment:      - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes.   - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support.   - Bring a water bottle.   - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM    Morriseau Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM    Morriseau Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM    Pickleball 102, Age 18+ - Pickleball 102- Spring
A program for players familiar with the game, Pickleball 102 will focus on refining skills such as:   Building a point, playing with intention   Court coverage and positioning   Reading your opponents while simultaneously being aware of where your partner is   3rd shot drop, including transitioning up to ‘the kitchen’   Lobbing and retrieving lobs   Roll shots, down-the-lane shots, overhead shots   Tournament play vs recreational playMental:  focus, mindset, breathing, goals, adjustments, shot selection, patience.NOTE:  This clinic is intended for participants who have been playing for 6-12 months with a 2.75 or more skill level.Bring your paddle.  Loaner paddles will be available for the clinic upon request. Instructor: Corey GottfriedAre you looking for an Introductory program to Pickleball?  Check out the Pickleball Intro- 1 day of learning the sport- Click Here to register. 		Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
 
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S3
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss. Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class. This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S3 (No Dog)
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss. Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class. This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    VT Sand Volleyball Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
 
7:15 PM - 8:15 PM    Dog Training- Beyond Basics, Age 18+ - Beyond Basics- S2
Beyond BasicsThis class elevates your training by exploring different levels and applications of various skills. If your dog’s leash work is solid, we’ll help you advance it further. If “leave it” is still a challenge, we’ll focus on problem-solving and reinforcing the basics. The environment is supportive yet challenging, with an emphasis on helping each student understand training techniques, troubleshoot issues, read their dog’s responses, and refine their skills to achieve their goals and become the best partner for their dog.Prerequisites: Instructor approval or prior participation in a Gold Star class. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs. There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs (contact the instructor in advance if you have questions about this). Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor before class. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
7:15 PM - 8:15 PM    Dog Training- Beyond Basics, Age 18+ - Beyond Basics- S2 (No Dog)
Beyond BasicsThis class elevates your training by exploring different levels and applications of various skills. If your dog’s leash work is solid, we’ll help you advance it further. If “leave it” is still a challenge, we’ll focus on problem-solving and reinforcing the basics. The environment is supportive yet challenging, with an emphasis on helping each student understand training techniques, troubleshoot issues, read their dog’s responses, and refine their skills to achieve their goals and become the best partner for their dog.Prerequisites: Instructor approval or prior participation in a Gold Star class. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs. There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs (contact the instructor in advance if you have questions about this). Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor before class. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
Friday June 13, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM    Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors!  The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core.  In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info:  Days:          Wednesdays and Fridays  Time:          10:00-10:45 am  Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Donations welcomed  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged)  - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball  - Water Bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck  Bio:  Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health.  7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM    Yoga Flow, Age 18+ - All Levels Yoga Flow
This program has been discontinued and is no longer runningJoin your instructor for a Vinyasa Yoga Flow program appropriate for everyone from beginners to experienced practitioners! Each class will start with a brief mindfulness meditation, then move into an easy Vinyasa Flow practice. You will practice moving your body with your breath, flow a sequence of yoga shapes both on the ground and standing, then you will settle on the ground for some longer stretches. The program will end with a brief wind-down meditation. No experience with yoga necessary! Your instructor will demonstrate each shape of the sequence, you will move through each sequence slowly so you have time to find the shape that works for your body.Program Info:  Day:           Fridays  Time:         1:00-2:00 pm  Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:           $10 per visit.  Payable when you attend each class  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment:  - Yoga mat  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Robin Zabiegalski   Bio: Robin is a 200hr certified yoga teacher, certified in Accessible Yoga through the Accessible Yoga School, and has been teaching yoga for over five years. Robin believes in approaching yoga with gentleness and compassion. In classes you are always welcome to engage in YOUR practice. Robin's goal is to guide you through a practice that allows you to discover how you feel in your body and how you can make adjustments to feel the best in your body.  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
Sunday June 15, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Sundays
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM    Armadillos Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
 
Monday June 16, 2025
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    Soccer Camp, Age 5-14 - Voltage Soccer Camp
The Academy offers an opportunity to learn and enjoy many aspects of the game of soccer in a fun yet competitive environment. Fundamentals, as well as sophisticated techniques of soccer, will be taught on a personalized individual level along with various forms of group instruction provided by Camp Director Bo Vuckovic, a FIFA UEFA A Pro license holder, and the staff of the Vermont Voltage Soccer Academy who are all former professional soccer players. Emphasis is placed on the development, improvement, and refinement of basic playing skills. Each camper will receive a camp T-shirt and soccer ball.Director: Bo Vuckovic 		Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM    Tai Chi Intro, Age 50+ - Tai Chi Intro
The ancient art of Tai Chi has become increasingly popular as people are finding that it improves balance, increases mindfulness, and relaxes the mind and body. Each class will present sequences of movements derived from the sun style which is slow, smooth, and upright in posture making it especially accessible to those over 50 or with impaired mobility. You will learn to wave your hands in the clouds, repel wild monkeys, and separate the earth from the sky. What power! What fun! Come and join us.NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Day:           Mondays  Time:         9:30 am - 10:30 am   Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment:  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Adina Panitch   Bio: Tai Chi and Adina found each other 14 years ago and it was immediate love. She had just retired from her work as a Speech Pathologist and was delighted to discover this ancient and intriguing tradition which she could explore endlessly on her own and also share with others. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM    Accessible Yoga, Age 18+ - Accessible Yoga
This program has been discontinued and is no longer runningJoin this Vinyasa Yoga Flow program appropriate for everyone from beginners to experienced practitioners! Classes will begin with a brief mindfulness meditation, then move into an easy practice that can be done on a yoga mat, in a chair, or both. You will practice moving your bodies with your breath, and move into some classic yoga shapes that can be done on a yoga mat or while sitting on a chair. The program will end with a brief wind-down meditation. No experience necessary! The instructor will demonstrate each shape of the sequence, you'll move through each sequence slowly so you have time to find the shape that works for your body. NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Day:           Mondays  Time:         1:00-2:00 pm  Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:           $5 per class.  Payable when you attend each class  Registration:  No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment:      - Yoga mat  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available so that you can sit as needed.Instructor: Robin Zabiegalski   Bio: Robin is a 200hr certified yoga teacher, certified in Accessible Yoga through the Accessible Yoga School, and has been teaching yoga for over five years. Robin believes in approaching yoga with gentleness and compassion. In classes, you are always welcome to engage in YOUR practice. Robin's goal is to guide you through a practice that allows you to discover how you feel in your body and how you can make adjustments to feel the best in your body.  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM    Track & Field, Age 6-14 - Track & Field
Registration Deadlines  Early-Bird Discount- Sunday, June 8 (Williston Residents Only)      $10 off the listed prices below, if registered and paid before the date above    Discount is taken at the time of checkout    Offline payments, check or cash, need to be in before the date above to get the Early-Bird Pricing  Registration Deadline- Sunday, June 15    All registrations after the deadline will be placed on a team if space allows.      You can register for the wait list after the above date.Program Information:  Participants will learn the basics of running, jumping, throwing, and relays. There will be meets with other area Rec. Depts.  Great program for those who love to run, jump, and throw.    Practices: Monday & Wednesday evenings  Meets:       During the week against other TownsVRPA State Meet- Athletes ages 7-14 will have the opportunity to participate in a VRPA State Meet on Saturday, TBD.  See age requirements below. Director: Catherine Moller Note:    Aging Date for VRPA Sate Meet- December 31, 2025    Athletes aged 7-14 are eligible to participate in this year's meet unless they were a high school freshman in the 2024-25 school year. 		CVU High School
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Drivers Ed- Teens, Age 15-17 - Driver's Ed-Summer
Epic Driving focuses on defensive driving techniques, including crash avoidance, situational awareness, zone control, mindful driving, and developing good driving habits. This course includes 30 hours of engaging, differentiated, and responsive classroom activities and weekly, individually scheduled, behind-the-wheel lessons consisting of 45 minutes of instruction and 45 minutes of observation.  This course is for teenagers ages 15-17 with a valid Vermont learner’s permit. Attendance in all scheduled class sessions is required for successful course completion. Please do not register for the program if there are dates you cannot attend.Driving appointments will be scheduled once a week. Students must be available for before—and/or after-school appointments.Note:  There will be a remote orientation session to begin the programFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee:   You are only required to pay a $25 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program.  The remaining balance is due one (1) week before the start date of the program.2025 Summer Session:   Mondays 6:00-8:00p and Wednesday 6:00-8:00p   Scheduled dates: June 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, July 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.   **Monday classes are remote2025 Fall Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: September 21, 24, October 5, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 29, November 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19    There is a mandatory orientation on September 21 from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.  **Oct 5 and Nov 9 classes are remote2025-26 Winter Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: December 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, 31, Jan 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, February 1, 4, 8, 11   There is a mandatory orientation on December 7from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes. 		Remote
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
 
Tuesday June 17, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    Soccer Camp, Age 5-14 - Voltage Soccer Camp
The Academy offers an opportunity to learn and enjoy many aspects of the game of soccer in a fun yet competitive environment. Fundamentals, as well as sophisticated techniques of soccer, will be taught on a personalized individual level along with various forms of group instruction provided by Camp Director Bo Vuckovic, a FIFA UEFA A Pro license holder, and the staff of the Vermont Voltage Soccer Academy who are all former professional soccer players. Emphasis is placed on the development, improvement, and refinement of basic playing skills. Each camper will receive a camp T-shirt and soccer ball.Director: Bo Vuckovic 		Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM    Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults.  Hour-long classes are held twice per week.  NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Days:          Tuesdays and Thursdays  Time:          10:00-11:00 am    Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Registration:  No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend.   Equipment:      - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes.   - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support.   - Bring a water bottle.   - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM    Morriseau Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
11:30 AM - 2:00 PM    Senior Community Meal and Program The R.E.C. Zone
 
4:30 PM - 8:00 PM    Champlain Valley American Legion Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
 
4:45 PM - 5:45 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    VT Valkyries Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    VT Valkyries Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field B
 
Wednesday June 18, 2025
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    Soccer Camp, Age 5-14 - Voltage Soccer Camp
The Academy offers an opportunity to learn and enjoy many aspects of the game of soccer in a fun yet competitive environment. Fundamentals, as well as sophisticated techniques of soccer, will be taught on a personalized individual level along with various forms of group instruction provided by Camp Director Bo Vuckovic, a FIFA UEFA A Pro license holder, and the staff of the Vermont Voltage Soccer Academy who are all former professional soccer players. Emphasis is placed on the development, improvement, and refinement of basic playing skills. Each camper will receive a camp T-shirt and soccer ball.Director: Bo Vuckovic 		Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM    Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors!  The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core.  In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info:  Days:          Wednesdays and Fridays  Time:          10:00-10:45 am  Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Donations welcomed  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged)  - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball  - Water Bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck  Bio:  Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health.  7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM    Morriseau Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM    Cathedral Square Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
 
4:45 PM - 5:45 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM    Track & Field, Age 6-14 - Track & Field
Registration Deadlines  Early-Bird Discount- Sunday, June 8 (Williston Residents Only)      $10 off the listed prices below, if registered and paid before the date above    Discount is taken at the time of checkout    Offline payments, check or cash, need to be in before the date above to get the Early-Bird Pricing  Registration Deadline- Sunday, June 15    All registrations after the deadline will be placed on a team if space allows.      You can register for the wait list after the above date.Program Information:  Participants will learn the basics of running, jumping, throwing, and relays. There will be meets with other area Rec. Depts.  Great program for those who love to run, jump, and throw.    Practices: Monday & Wednesday evenings  Meets:       During the week against other TownsVRPA State Meet- Athletes ages 7-14 will have the opportunity to participate in a VRPA State Meet on Saturday, TBD.  See age requirements below. Director: Catherine Moller Note:    Aging Date for VRPA Sate Meet- December 31, 2025    Athletes aged 7-14 are eligible to participate in this year's meet unless they were a high school freshman in the 2024-25 school year. 		CVU High School
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Drivers Ed- Teens, Age 15-17 - Driver's Ed-Summer
Epic Driving focuses on defensive driving techniques, including crash avoidance, situational awareness, zone control, mindful driving, and developing good driving habits. This course includes 30 hours of engaging, differentiated, and responsive classroom activities and weekly, individually scheduled, behind-the-wheel lessons consisting of 45 minutes of instruction and 45 minutes of observation.  This course is for teenagers ages 15-17 with a valid Vermont learner’s permit. Attendance in all scheduled class sessions is required for successful course completion. Please do not register for the program if there are dates you cannot attend.Driving appointments will be scheduled once a week. Students must be available for before—and/or after-school appointments.Note:  There will be a remote orientation session to begin the programFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee:   You are only required to pay a $25 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program.  The remaining balance is due one (1) week before the start date of the program.2025 Summer Session:   Mondays 6:00-8:00p and Wednesday 6:00-8:00p   Scheduled dates: June 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, July 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.   **Monday classes are remote2025 Fall Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: September 21, 24, October 5, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 29, November 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19    There is a mandatory orientation on September 21 from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.  **Oct 5 and Nov 9 classes are remote2025-26 Winter Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: December 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, 31, Jan 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, February 1, 4, 8, 11   There is a mandatory orientation on December 7from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
 
Thursday June 19, 2025
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    Soccer Camp, Age 5-14 - Voltage Soccer Camp
The Academy offers an opportunity to learn and enjoy many aspects of the game of soccer in a fun yet competitive environment. Fundamentals, as well as sophisticated techniques of soccer, will be taught on a personalized individual level along with various forms of group instruction provided by Camp Director Bo Vuckovic, a FIFA UEFA A Pro license holder, and the staff of the Vermont Voltage Soccer Academy who are all former professional soccer players. Emphasis is placed on the development, improvement, and refinement of basic playing skills. Each camper will receive a camp T-shirt and soccer ball.Director: Bo Vuckovic 		Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM    Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults.  Hour-long classes are held twice per week.  NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Days:          Tuesdays and Thursdays  Time:          10:00-11:00 am    Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Registration:  No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend.   Equipment:      - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes.   - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support.   - Bring a water bottle.   - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM    Morriseau Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S3
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss. Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class. This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S3 (No Dog)
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss. Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class. This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    VT Sand Volleyball Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    VT Valkyries Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    VT Valkyries Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field B
 
7:15 PM - 8:15 PM    Dog Training- Beyond Basics, Age 18+ - Beyond Basics- S2
Beyond BasicsThis class elevates your training by exploring different levels and applications of various skills. If your dog’s leash work is solid, we’ll help you advance it further. If “leave it” is still a challenge, we’ll focus on problem-solving and reinforcing the basics. The environment is supportive yet challenging, with an emphasis on helping each student understand training techniques, troubleshoot issues, read their dog’s responses, and refine their skills to achieve their goals and become the best partner for their dog.Prerequisites: Instructor approval or prior participation in a Gold Star class. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs. There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs (contact the instructor in advance if you have questions about this). Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor before class. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
7:15 PM - 8:15 PM    Dog Training- Beyond Basics, Age 18+ - Beyond Basics- S2 (No Dog)
Beyond BasicsThis class elevates your training by exploring different levels and applications of various skills. If your dog’s leash work is solid, we’ll help you advance it further. If “leave it” is still a challenge, we’ll focus on problem-solving and reinforcing the basics. The environment is supportive yet challenging, with an emphasis on helping each student understand training techniques, troubleshoot issues, read their dog’s responses, and refine their skills to achieve their goals and become the best partner for their dog.Prerequisites: Instructor approval or prior participation in a Gold Star class. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs. There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs (contact the instructor in advance if you have questions about this). Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor before class. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
Friday June 20, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    Soccer Camp, Age 5-14 - Voltage Soccer Camp
The Academy offers an opportunity to learn and enjoy many aspects of the game of soccer in a fun yet competitive environment. Fundamentals, as well as sophisticated techniques of soccer, will be taught on a personalized individual level along with various forms of group instruction provided by Camp Director Bo Vuckovic, a FIFA UEFA A Pro license holder, and the staff of the Vermont Voltage Soccer Academy who are all former professional soccer players. Emphasis is placed on the development, improvement, and refinement of basic playing skills. Each camper will receive a camp T-shirt and soccer ball.Director: Bo Vuckovic 		Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM    Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors!  The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core.  In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info:  Days:          Wednesdays and Fridays  Time:          10:00-10:45 am  Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Donations welcomed  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged)  - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball  - Water Bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck  Bio:  Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health.  7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM    Yoga Flow, Age 18+ - All Levels Yoga Flow
This program has been discontinued and is no longer runningJoin your instructor for a Vinyasa Yoga Flow program appropriate for everyone from beginners to experienced practitioners! Each class will start with a brief mindfulness meditation, then move into an easy Vinyasa Flow practice. You will practice moving your body with your breath, flow a sequence of yoga shapes both on the ground and standing, then you will settle on the ground for some longer stretches. The program will end with a brief wind-down meditation. No experience with yoga necessary! Your instructor will demonstrate each shape of the sequence, you will move through each sequence slowly so you have time to find the shape that works for your body.Program Info:  Day:           Fridays  Time:         1:00-2:00 pm  Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:           $10 per visit.  Payable when you attend each class  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment:  - Yoga mat  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Robin Zabiegalski   Bio: Robin is a 200hr certified yoga teacher, certified in Accessible Yoga through the Accessible Yoga School, and has been teaching yoga for over five years. Robin believes in approaching yoga with gentleness and compassion. In classes you are always welcome to engage in YOUR practice. Robin's goal is to guide you through a practice that allows you to discover how you feel in your body and how you can make adjustments to feel the best in your body.  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Williston Soccer Club Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
Sunday June 22, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Sundays
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM    Armadillos Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
 
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
 
Monday June 23, 2025
7:30 AM - 12:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Art Camps, Age 6-12 - **Early Drop-off Option- Nature Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p)    Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p)    Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p)   Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p)    We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note:   For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer      Bio:  Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.  		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Engineering Camp, Age 6-9 - **Early Drop-off Option- Engineering
Does your child like to create things?  Do they like to build and invent using recycled materials?  Are they into problem solving?  If so, this engineering camp is just for them.  The camp will involve extensive hands-on activities, where campers work together in small groups and collaborate on different engineering tasks. Each day campers will be given a challenge that they must work together to solve. They will use a variety of recycled materials to plan, test, and create with. It will be a week of engineering fun!Instructor: Erin Crowley 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Field Hockey Camp, Age 9-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Field Hockey
What a great way to start the summer, playing field hockey!  The week will focus on skill development, conditioning, and fun.  Games and rules will be taught and played.  The camp will be geared towards the skill level of the group.What a GREAT game to learn, get better at and enjoy!Director: Lynn McClintock, WCS Field Hockey Coach 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM    Horse Camps, Age 8-14 - Horsemanship Camp- S1, 8a-4p
The Livery Horse Farm, Hinesburg is offering Horse Camps.  Campers will ride and care for horses in a safe and beautiful farm setting. Campers will have lots of hands-on experience with daily lessons, horse care instruction, and stable management.  All levels are welcome. Transportation to and from camp is on your own.Director: Kim Johansen, OwnerNote:     Program held at Livery Stables, Hinesburg.     Bring boots with a heel and helmet, these are used for riding.     8a-4p Camp- Bring a lunch and drink, water, and snacks (nut-free snacks only). 		Livery Horse Farm
 
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Athletic Performance, 3rd-5th & 6th-12th - Teen Athletic Performance- 6-12 Grade
Junior Athletic Performance, Grade 3-5The Junior Athletic Performance program at Fit2Excel is to help active individuals learn the basis of movement, fitness, and strength in a fun and positive environment! This summer-long program will teach you the benefits of teamwork and sportsmanship, all while having fun and learning how to move your body for overall health and wellness!Teen Athletic Performance- Grade 6-12At Fit 2 Excel, our mission is to help athletes reach their potential. This strength and conditioning program is specifically designed for middle school and high school athletes looking to learn proper sprinting, running, jumping, and strength training mechanics. This week-long program will teach you how to improve your athletic performance, prevent injuries, and increase overall knowledge about strength and conditioning for your sport.Note:  Please bring a water bottle Instructors: John and Sheila Stawinski  		Fit2Excel - 14 Corporate Drive, Essex Junction
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Art Camps, Age 6-12 - Nature Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p)    Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p)    Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p)   Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p)    We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note:   For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer      Bio:  Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.  		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Engineering Camp, Age 6-9 - Engineering Camp
Does your child like to create things?  Do they like to build and invent using recycled materials?  Are they into problem solving?  If so, this engineering camp is just for them.  The camp will involve extensive hands-on activities, where campers work together in small groups and collaborate on different engineering tasks. Each day campers will be given a challenge that they must work together to solve. They will use a variety of recycled materials to plan, test, and create with. It will be a week of engineering fun!Instructor: Erin Crowley 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Field Hockey Camp, Age 9-14 - Field Hockey Camp
What a great way to start the summer, playing field hockey!  The week will focus on skill development, conditioning, and fun.  Games and rules will be taught and played.  The camp will be geared towards the skill level of the group.What a GREAT game to learn, get better at and enjoy!Director: Lynn McClintock, WCS Field Hockey Coach 		Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Slimescapades Camp, Age 6-11 - Slimescapades Camp
Get ready to get slimy with this super slime-tastic chemistry workshop! Make a new slime every day, do experiments to create polymers and other materials, and have a blast with chemical reactions. Come join the messy, slimy side of science fun!Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    Ninja Science Camps, Age 5-13 - Ninja Science Camp- S1
This camp combines all the martial arts, tumbling, and parkour that your kids love, with environmental science education!  We'll be doing lots of technique-oriented Karate, playing martial arts games, breaking boards, sword fighting, and delving deeper into meditation and the moral and ethical precepts of the martial arts.  We'll also be talking about ants, space, and animal tracking!  We'll also delve into ONTA's very own (kid-friendly) Kung Fu movie library!We help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. Instructors: ONTA Studio Staff 		ONTA Studio
 
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM    Tai Chi Intro, Age 50+ - Tai Chi Intro
The ancient art of Tai Chi has become increasingly popular as people are finding that it improves balance, increases mindfulness, and relaxes the mind and body. Each class will present sequences of movements derived from the sun style which is slow, smooth, and upright in posture making it especially accessible to those over 50 or with impaired mobility. You will learn to wave your hands in the clouds, repel wild monkeys, and separate the earth from the sky. What power! What fun! Come and join us.NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Day:           Mondays  Time:         9:30 am - 10:30 am   Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment:  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Adina Panitch   Bio: Tai Chi and Adina found each other 14 years ago and it was immediate love. She had just retired from her work as a Speech Pathologist and was delighted to discover this ancient and intriguing tradition which she could explore endlessly on her own and also share with others. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
12:30 PM - 5:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM    Accessible Yoga, Age 18+ - Accessible Yoga
This program has been discontinued and is no longer runningJoin this Vinyasa Yoga Flow program appropriate for everyone from beginners to experienced practitioners! Classes will begin with a brief mindfulness meditation, then move into an easy practice that can be done on a yoga mat, in a chair, or both. You will practice moving your bodies with your breath, and move into some classic yoga shapes that can be done on a yoga mat or while sitting on a chair. The program will end with a brief wind-down meditation. No experience necessary! The instructor will demonstrate each shape of the sequence, you'll move through each sequence slowly so you have time to find the shape that works for your body. NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Day:           Mondays  Time:         1:00-2:00 pm  Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:           $5 per class.  Payable when you attend each class  Registration:  No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment:      - Yoga mat  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available so that you can sit as needed.Instructor: Robin Zabiegalski   Bio: Robin is a 200hr certified yoga teacher, certified in Accessible Yoga through the Accessible Yoga School, and has been teaching yoga for over five years. Robin believes in approaching yoga with gentleness and compassion. In classes, you are always welcome to engage in YOUR practice. Robin's goal is to guide you through a practice that allows you to discover how you feel in your body and how you can make adjustments to feel the best in your body.  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM    Chemistry Creations Camp, Age 6-11 - Chemistry Creations Camp
Become a chemist and a creator as you discover hands-on science fun! You will explore the world of Chemistry while creating fun things to take home each day. Learn about matter, chemicals, and reactions; watch demonstrations and create your own experiments; and use the Scientific Method to make some science fun!Instructor: Steamworks For Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM    Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator      Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally. 		Williston Central School
 
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM    Chemistry Creations Camp, Age 6-11 - **Late Pick-up Option- Chemistry Creations Camp
Become a chemist and a creator as you discover hands-on science fun! You will explore the world of Chemistry while creating fun things to take home each day. Learn about matter, chemicals, and reactions; watch demonstrations and create your own experiments; and use the Scientific Method to make some science fun!Instructor: Steamworks For Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM    Track & Field, Age 6-14 - Track & Field
Registration Deadlines  Early-Bird Discount- Sunday, June 8 (Williston Residents Only)      $10 off the listed prices below, if registered and paid before the date above    Discount is taken at the time of checkout    Offline payments, check or cash, need to be in before the date above to get the Early-Bird Pricing  Registration Deadline- Sunday, June 15    All registrations after the deadline will be placed on a team if space allows.      You can register for the wait list after the above date.Program Information:  Participants will learn the basics of running, jumping, throwing, and relays. There will be meets with other area Rec. Depts.  Great program for those who love to run, jump, and throw.    Practices: Monday & Wednesday evenings  Meets:       During the week against other TownsVRPA State Meet- Athletes ages 7-14 will have the opportunity to participate in a VRPA State Meet on Saturday, TBD.  See age requirements below. Director: Catherine Moller Note:    Aging Date for VRPA Sate Meet- December 31, 2025    Athletes aged 7-14 are eligible to participate in this year's meet unless they were a high school freshman in the 2024-25 school year. 		CVU High School
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Drivers Ed- Teens, Age 15-17 - Driver's Ed-Summer
Epic Driving focuses on defensive driving techniques, including crash avoidance, situational awareness, zone control, mindful driving, and developing good driving habits. This course includes 30 hours of engaging, differentiated, and responsive classroom activities and weekly, individually scheduled, behind-the-wheel lessons consisting of 45 minutes of instruction and 45 minutes of observation.  This course is for teenagers ages 15-17 with a valid Vermont learner’s permit. Attendance in all scheduled class sessions is required for successful course completion. Please do not register for the program if there are dates you cannot attend.Driving appointments will be scheduled once a week. Students must be available for before—and/or after-school appointments.Note:  There will be a remote orientation session to begin the programFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee:   You are only required to pay a $25 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program.  The remaining balance is due one (1) week before the start date of the program.2025 Summer Session:   Mondays 6:00-8:00p and Wednesday 6:00-8:00p   Scheduled dates: June 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, July 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.   **Monday classes are remote2025 Fall Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: September 21, 24, October 5, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 29, November 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19    There is a mandatory orientation on September 21 from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.  **Oct 5 and Nov 9 classes are remote2025-26 Winter Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: December 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, 31, Jan 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, February 1, 4, 8, 11   There is a mandatory orientation on December 7from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes. 		Remote
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
 
Tuesday June 24, 2025
7:30 AM - 12:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Art Camps, Age 6-12 - **Early Drop-off Option- Nature Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p)    Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p)    Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p)   Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p)    We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note:   For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer      Bio:  Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.  		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Engineering Camp, Age 6-9 - **Early Drop-off Option- Engineering
Does your child like to create things?  Do they like to build and invent using recycled materials?  Are they into problem solving?  If so, this engineering camp is just for them.  The camp will involve extensive hands-on activities, where campers work together in small groups and collaborate on different engineering tasks. Each day campers will be given a challenge that they must work together to solve. They will use a variety of recycled materials to plan, test, and create with. It will be a week of engineering fun!Instructor: Erin Crowley 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Field Hockey Camp, Age 9-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Field Hockey
What a great way to start the summer, playing field hockey!  The week will focus on skill development, conditioning, and fun.  Games and rules will be taught and played.  The camp will be geared towards the skill level of the group.What a GREAT game to learn, get better at and enjoy!Director: Lynn McClintock, WCS Field Hockey Coach 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM    Horse Camps, Age 8-14 - Horsemanship Camp- S1, 8a-4p
The Livery Horse Farm, Hinesburg is offering Horse Camps.  Campers will ride and care for horses in a safe and beautiful farm setting. Campers will have lots of hands-on experience with daily lessons, horse care instruction, and stable management.  All levels are welcome. Transportation to and from camp is on your own.Director: Kim Johansen, OwnerNote:     Program held at Livery Stables, Hinesburg.     Bring boots with a heel and helmet, these are used for riding.     8a-4p Camp- Bring a lunch and drink, water, and snacks (nut-free snacks only). 		Livery Horse Farm
 
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Athletic Performance, 3rd-5th & 6th-12th - Teen Athletic Performance- 6-12 Grade
Junior Athletic Performance, Grade 3-5The Junior Athletic Performance program at Fit2Excel is to help active individuals learn the basis of movement, fitness, and strength in a fun and positive environment! This summer-long program will teach you the benefits of teamwork and sportsmanship, all while having fun and learning how to move your body for overall health and wellness!Teen Athletic Performance- Grade 6-12At Fit 2 Excel, our mission is to help athletes reach their potential. This strength and conditioning program is specifically designed for middle school and high school athletes looking to learn proper sprinting, running, jumping, and strength training mechanics. This week-long program will teach you how to improve your athletic performance, prevent injuries, and increase overall knowledge about strength and conditioning for your sport.Note:  Please bring a water bottle Instructors: John and Sheila Stawinski  		Fit2Excel - 14 Corporate Drive, Essex Junction
 
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Art Camps, Age 6-12 - Nature Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p)    Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p)    Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p)   Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p)    We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note:   For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer      Bio:  Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.  		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Engineering Camp, Age 6-9 - Engineering Camp
Does your child like to create things?  Do they like to build and invent using recycled materials?  Are they into problem solving?  If so, this engineering camp is just for them.  The camp will involve extensive hands-on activities, where campers work together in small groups and collaborate on different engineering tasks. Each day campers will be given a challenge that they must work together to solve. They will use a variety of recycled materials to plan, test, and create with. It will be a week of engineering fun!Instructor: Erin Crowley 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Field Hockey Camp, Age 9-14 - Field Hockey Camp
What a great way to start the summer, playing field hockey!  The week will focus on skill development, conditioning, and fun.  Games and rules will be taught and played.  The camp will be geared towards the skill level of the group.What a GREAT game to learn, get better at and enjoy!Director: Lynn McClintock, WCS Field Hockey Coach 		Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Slimescapades Camp, Age 6-11 - Slimescapades Camp
Get ready to get slimy with this super slime-tastic chemistry workshop! Make a new slime every day, do experiments to create polymers and other materials, and have a blast with chemical reactions. Come join the messy, slimy side of science fun!Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    Ninja Science Camps, Age 5-13 - Ninja Science Camp- S1
This camp combines all the martial arts, tumbling, and parkour that your kids love, with environmental science education!  We'll be doing lots of technique-oriented Karate, playing martial arts games, breaking boards, sword fighting, and delving deeper into meditation and the moral and ethical precepts of the martial arts.  We'll also be talking about ants, space, and animal tracking!  We'll also delve into ONTA's very own (kid-friendly) Kung Fu movie library!We help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. Instructors: ONTA Studio Staff 		ONTA Studio
 
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM    Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults.  Hour-long classes are held twice per week.  NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Days:          Tuesdays and Thursdays  Time:          10:00-11:00 am    Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Registration:  No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend.   Equipment:      - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes.   - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support.   - Bring a water bottle.   - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM    Morriseau Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
11:30 AM - 2:00 PM    Senior Community Meal and Program The R.E.C. Zone
 
12:30 PM - 5:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM    Chemistry Creations Camp, Age 6-11 - Chemistry Creations Camp
Become a chemist and a creator as you discover hands-on science fun! You will explore the world of Chemistry while creating fun things to take home each day. Learn about matter, chemicals, and reactions; watch demonstrations and create your own experiments; and use the Scientific Method to make some science fun!Instructor: Steamworks For Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM    Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator      Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally. 		Williston Central School
 
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM    Chemistry Creations Camp, Age 6-11 - **Late Pick-up Option- Chemistry Creations Camp
Become a chemist and a creator as you discover hands-on science fun! You will explore the world of Chemistry while creating fun things to take home each day. Learn about matter, chemicals, and reactions; watch demonstrations and create your own experiments; and use the Scientific Method to make some science fun!Instructor: Steamworks For Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
4:45 PM - 5:45 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    VT Valkyries Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    VT Valkyries Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field B
 
Wednesday June 25, 2025
7:30 AM - 12:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Art Camps, Age 6-12 - **Early Drop-off Option- Nature Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p)    Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p)    Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p)   Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p)    We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note:   For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer      Bio:  Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.  		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Engineering Camp, Age 6-9 - **Early Drop-off Option- Engineering
Does your child like to create things?  Do they like to build and invent using recycled materials?  Are they into problem solving?  If so, this engineering camp is just for them.  The camp will involve extensive hands-on activities, where campers work together in small groups and collaborate on different engineering tasks. Each day campers will be given a challenge that they must work together to solve. They will use a variety of recycled materials to plan, test, and create with. It will be a week of engineering fun!Instructor: Erin Crowley 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Field Hockey Camp, Age 9-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Field Hockey
What a great way to start the summer, playing field hockey!  The week will focus on skill development, conditioning, and fun.  Games and rules will be taught and played.  The camp will be geared towards the skill level of the group.What a GREAT game to learn, get better at and enjoy!Director: Lynn McClintock, WCS Field Hockey Coach 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM    Horse Camps, Age 8-14 - Horsemanship Camp- S1, 8a-4p
The Livery Horse Farm, Hinesburg is offering Horse Camps.  Campers will ride and care for horses in a safe and beautiful farm setting. Campers will have lots of hands-on experience with daily lessons, horse care instruction, and stable management.  All levels are welcome. Transportation to and from camp is on your own.Director: Kim Johansen, OwnerNote:     Program held at Livery Stables, Hinesburg.     Bring boots with a heel and helmet, these are used for riding.     8a-4p Camp- Bring a lunch and drink, water, and snacks (nut-free snacks only). 		Livery Horse Farm
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Art Camps, Age 6-12 - Nature Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p)    Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p)    Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p)   Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p)    We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note:   For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer      Bio:  Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.  		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Engineering Camp, Age 6-9 - Engineering Camp
Does your child like to create things?  Do they like to build and invent using recycled materials?  Are they into problem solving?  If so, this engineering camp is just for them.  The camp will involve extensive hands-on activities, where campers work together in small groups and collaborate on different engineering tasks. Each day campers will be given a challenge that they must work together to solve. They will use a variety of recycled materials to plan, test, and create with. It will be a week of engineering fun!Instructor: Erin Crowley 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Field Hockey Camp, Age 9-14 - Field Hockey Camp
What a great way to start the summer, playing field hockey!  The week will focus on skill development, conditioning, and fun.  Games and rules will be taught and played.  The camp will be geared towards the skill level of the group.What a GREAT game to learn, get better at and enjoy!Director: Lynn McClintock, WCS Field Hockey Coach 		Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Slimescapades Camp, Age 6-11 - Slimescapades Camp
Get ready to get slimy with this super slime-tastic chemistry workshop! Make a new slime every day, do experiments to create polymers and other materials, and have a blast with chemical reactions. Come join the messy, slimy side of science fun!Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    Ninja Science Camps, Age 5-13 - Ninja Science Camp- S1
This camp combines all the martial arts, tumbling, and parkour that your kids love, with environmental science education!  We'll be doing lots of technique-oriented Karate, playing martial arts games, breaking boards, sword fighting, and delving deeper into meditation and the moral and ethical precepts of the martial arts.  We'll also be talking about ants, space, and animal tracking!  We'll also delve into ONTA's very own (kid-friendly) Kung Fu movie library!We help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. Instructors: ONTA Studio Staff 		ONTA Studio
 
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM    Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors!  The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core.  In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info:  Days:          Wednesdays and Fridays  Time:          10:00-10:45 am  Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Donations welcomed  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged)  - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball  - Water Bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck  Bio:  Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health.  7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
12:30 PM - 5:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM    Chemistry Creations Camp, Age 6-11 - Chemistry Creations Camp
Become a chemist and a creator as you discover hands-on science fun! You will explore the world of Chemistry while creating fun things to take home each day. Learn about matter, chemicals, and reactions; watch demonstrations and create your own experiments; and use the Scientific Method to make some science fun!Instructor: Steamworks For Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM    Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator      Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally. 		Williston Central School
 
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM    Chemistry Creations Camp, Age 6-11 - **Late Pick-up Option- Chemistry Creations Camp
Become a chemist and a creator as you discover hands-on science fun! You will explore the world of Chemistry while creating fun things to take home each day. Learn about matter, chemicals, and reactions; watch demonstrations and create your own experiments; and use the Scientific Method to make some science fun!Instructor: Steamworks For Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM    Cathedral Square Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
 
4:45 PM - 5:45 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM    Track & Field, Age 6-14 - Track & Field
Registration Deadlines  Early-Bird Discount- Sunday, June 8 (Williston Residents Only)      $10 off the listed prices below, if registered and paid before the date above    Discount is taken at the time of checkout    Offline payments, check or cash, need to be in before the date above to get the Early-Bird Pricing  Registration Deadline- Sunday, June 15    All registrations after the deadline will be placed on a team if space allows.      You can register for the wait list after the above date.Program Information:  Participants will learn the basics of running, jumping, throwing, and relays. There will be meets with other area Rec. Depts.  Great program for those who love to run, jump, and throw.    Practices: Monday & Wednesday evenings  Meets:       During the week against other TownsVRPA State Meet- Athletes ages 7-14 will have the opportunity to participate in a VRPA State Meet on Saturday, TBD.  See age requirements below. Director: Catherine Moller Note:    Aging Date for VRPA Sate Meet- December 31, 2025    Athletes aged 7-14 are eligible to participate in this year's meet unless they were a high school freshman in the 2024-25 school year. 		CVU High School
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Drivers Ed- Teens, Age 15-17 - Driver's Ed-Summer
Epic Driving focuses on defensive driving techniques, including crash avoidance, situational awareness, zone control, mindful driving, and developing good driving habits. This course includes 30 hours of engaging, differentiated, and responsive classroom activities and weekly, individually scheduled, behind-the-wheel lessons consisting of 45 minutes of instruction and 45 minutes of observation.  This course is for teenagers ages 15-17 with a valid Vermont learner’s permit. Attendance in all scheduled class sessions is required for successful course completion. Please do not register for the program if there are dates you cannot attend.Driving appointments will be scheduled once a week. Students must be available for before—and/or after-school appointments.Note:  There will be a remote orientation session to begin the programFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee:   You are only required to pay a $25 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program.  The remaining balance is due one (1) week before the start date of the program.2025 Summer Session:   Mondays 6:00-8:00p and Wednesday 6:00-8:00p   Scheduled dates: June 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, July 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.   **Monday classes are remote2025 Fall Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: September 21, 24, October 5, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 29, November 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19    There is a mandatory orientation on September 21 from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.  **Oct 5 and Nov 9 classes are remote2025-26 Winter Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: December 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, 31, Jan 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, February 1, 4, 8, 11   There is a mandatory orientation on December 7from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
 
Thursday June 26, 2025
7:30 AM - 12:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Art Camps, Age 6-12 - **Early Drop-off Option- Nature Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p)    Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p)    Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p)   Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p)    We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note:   For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer      Bio:  Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.  		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Engineering Camp, Age 6-9 - **Early Drop-off Option- Engineering
Does your child like to create things?  Do they like to build and invent using recycled materials?  Are they into problem solving?  If so, this engineering camp is just for them.  The camp will involve extensive hands-on activities, where campers work together in small groups and collaborate on different engineering tasks. Each day campers will be given a challenge that they must work together to solve. They will use a variety of recycled materials to plan, test, and create with. It will be a week of engineering fun!Instructor: Erin Crowley 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Field Hockey Camp, Age 9-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Field Hockey
What a great way to start the summer, playing field hockey!  The week will focus on skill development, conditioning, and fun.  Games and rules will be taught and played.  The camp will be geared towards the skill level of the group.What a GREAT game to learn, get better at and enjoy!Director: Lynn McClintock, WCS Field Hockey Coach 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM    Horse Camps, Age 8-14 - Horsemanship Camp- S1, 8a-4p
The Livery Horse Farm, Hinesburg is offering Horse Camps.  Campers will ride and care for horses in a safe and beautiful farm setting. Campers will have lots of hands-on experience with daily lessons, horse care instruction, and stable management.  All levels are welcome. Transportation to and from camp is on your own.Director: Kim Johansen, OwnerNote:     Program held at Livery Stables, Hinesburg.     Bring boots with a heel and helmet, these are used for riding.     8a-4p Camp- Bring a lunch and drink, water, and snacks (nut-free snacks only). 		Livery Horse Farm
 
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Athletic Performance, 3rd-5th & 6th-12th - Teen Athletic Performance- 6-12 Grade
Junior Athletic Performance, Grade 3-5The Junior Athletic Performance program at Fit2Excel is to help active individuals learn the basis of movement, fitness, and strength in a fun and positive environment! This summer-long program will teach you the benefits of teamwork and sportsmanship, all while having fun and learning how to move your body for overall health and wellness!Teen Athletic Performance- Grade 6-12At Fit 2 Excel, our mission is to help athletes reach their potential. This strength and conditioning program is specifically designed for middle school and high school athletes looking to learn proper sprinting, running, jumping, and strength training mechanics. This week-long program will teach you how to improve your athletic performance, prevent injuries, and increase overall knowledge about strength and conditioning for your sport.Note:  Please bring a water bottle Instructors: John and Sheila Stawinski  		Fit2Excel - 14 Corporate Drive, Essex Junction
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Art Camps, Age 6-12 - Nature Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p)    Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p)    Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p)   Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p)    We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note:   For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer      Bio:  Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.  		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Engineering Camp, Age 6-9 - Engineering Camp
Does your child like to create things?  Do they like to build and invent using recycled materials?  Are they into problem solving?  If so, this engineering camp is just for them.  The camp will involve extensive hands-on activities, where campers work together in small groups and collaborate on different engineering tasks. Each day campers will be given a challenge that they must work together to solve. They will use a variety of recycled materials to plan, test, and create with. It will be a week of engineering fun!Instructor: Erin Crowley 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Field Hockey Camp, Age 9-14 - Field Hockey Camp
What a great way to start the summer, playing field hockey!  The week will focus on skill development, conditioning, and fun.  Games and rules will be taught and played.  The camp will be geared towards the skill level of the group.What a GREAT game to learn, get better at and enjoy!Director: Lynn McClintock, WCS Field Hockey Coach 		Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Slimescapades Camp, Age 6-11 - Slimescapades Camp
Get ready to get slimy with this super slime-tastic chemistry workshop! Make a new slime every day, do experiments to create polymers and other materials, and have a blast with chemical reactions. Come join the messy, slimy side of science fun!Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    Ninja Science Camps, Age 5-13 - Ninja Science Camp- S1
This camp combines all the martial arts, tumbling, and parkour that your kids love, with environmental science education!  We'll be doing lots of technique-oriented Karate, playing martial arts games, breaking boards, sword fighting, and delving deeper into meditation and the moral and ethical precepts of the martial arts.  We'll also be talking about ants, space, and animal tracking!  We'll also delve into ONTA's very own (kid-friendly) Kung Fu movie library!We help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. Instructors: ONTA Studio Staff 		ONTA Studio
 
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM    Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults.  Hour-long classes are held twice per week.  NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Days:          Tuesdays and Thursdays  Time:          10:00-11:00 am    Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Registration:  No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend.   Equipment:      - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes.   - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support.   - Bring a water bottle.   - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM    Morriseau Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
 
12:30 PM - 5:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM    Chemistry Creations Camp, Age 6-11 - Chemistry Creations Camp
Become a chemist and a creator as you discover hands-on science fun! You will explore the world of Chemistry while creating fun things to take home each day. Learn about matter, chemicals, and reactions; watch demonstrations and create your own experiments; and use the Scientific Method to make some science fun!Instructor: Steamworks For Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM    Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator      Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally. 		Williston Central School
 
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM    Chemistry Creations Camp, Age 6-11 - **Late Pick-up Option- Chemistry Creations Camp
Become a chemist and a creator as you discover hands-on science fun! You will explore the world of Chemistry while creating fun things to take home each day. Learn about matter, chemicals, and reactions; watch demonstrations and create your own experiments; and use the Scientific Method to make some science fun!Instructor: Steamworks For Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
4:30 PM - 8:00 PM    Champlain Valley American Legion Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
 
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S3
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss. Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class. This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S3 (No Dog)
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance).  Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes: Dogs do not attend the first session. If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss. Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com). You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class. This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes. Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    VT Sand Volleyball Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    VT Valkyries Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    VT Valkyries Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field B
 
Friday June 27, 2025
7:30 AM - 12:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Art Camps, Age 6-12 - **Early Drop-off Option- Nature Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p)    Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p)    Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p)   Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p)    We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note:   For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer      Bio:  Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.  		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Engineering Camp, Age 6-9 - **Early Drop-off Option- Engineering
Does your child like to create things?  Do they like to build and invent using recycled materials?  Are they into problem solving?  If so, this engineering camp is just for them.  The camp will involve extensive hands-on activities, where campers work together in small groups and collaborate on different engineering tasks. Each day campers will be given a challenge that they must work together to solve. They will use a variety of recycled materials to plan, test, and create with. It will be a week of engineering fun!Instructor: Erin Crowley 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM    Field Hockey Camp, Age 9-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Field Hockey
What a great way to start the summer, playing field hockey!  The week will focus on skill development, conditioning, and fun.  Games and rules will be taught and played.  The camp will be geared towards the skill level of the group.What a GREAT game to learn, get better at and enjoy!Director: Lynn McClintock, WCS Field Hockey Coach 		Williston Central School
 
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM    Horse Camps, Age 8-14 - Horsemanship Camp- S1, 8a-4p
The Livery Horse Farm, Hinesburg is offering Horse Camps.  Campers will ride and care for horses in a safe and beautiful farm setting. Campers will have lots of hands-on experience with daily lessons, horse care instruction, and stable management.  All levels are welcome. Transportation to and from camp is on your own.Director: Kim Johansen, OwnerNote:     Program held at Livery Stables, Hinesburg.     Bring boots with a heel and helmet, these are used for riding.     8a-4p Camp- Bring a lunch and drink, water, and snacks (nut-free snacks only). 		Livery Horse Farm
 
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Art Camps, Age 6-12 - Nature Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p)    Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p)    Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p)   Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p)    We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note:   For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer      Bio:  Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.  		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Engineering Camp, Age 6-9 - Engineering Camp
Does your child like to create things?  Do they like to build and invent using recycled materials?  Are they into problem solving?  If so, this engineering camp is just for them.  The camp will involve extensive hands-on activities, where campers work together in small groups and collaborate on different engineering tasks. Each day campers will be given a challenge that they must work together to solve. They will use a variety of recycled materials to plan, test, and create with. It will be a week of engineering fun!Instructor: Erin Crowley 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Field Hockey Camp, Age 9-14 - Field Hockey Camp
What a great way to start the summer, playing field hockey!  The week will focus on skill development, conditioning, and fun.  Games and rules will be taught and played.  The camp will be geared towards the skill level of the group.What a GREAT game to learn, get better at and enjoy!Director: Lynn McClintock, WCS Field Hockey Coach 		Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM    Slimescapades Camp, Age 6-11 - Slimescapades Camp
Get ready to get slimy with this super slime-tastic chemistry workshop! Make a new slime every day, do experiments to create polymers and other materials, and have a blast with chemical reactions. Come join the messy, slimy side of science fun!Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM    Ninja Science Camps, Age 5-13 - Ninja Science Camp- S1
This camp combines all the martial arts, tumbling, and parkour that your kids love, with environmental science education!  We'll be doing lots of technique-oriented Karate, playing martial arts games, breaking boards, sword fighting, and delving deeper into meditation and the moral and ethical precepts of the martial arts.  We'll also be talking about ants, space, and animal tracking!  We'll also delve into ONTA's very own (kid-friendly) Kung Fu movie library!We help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. Instructors: ONTA Studio Staff 		ONTA Studio
 
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM    Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors!  The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core.  In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info:  Days:          Wednesdays and Fridays  Time:          10:00-10:45 am  Location:   "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Donations welcomed  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged)  - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball  - Water Bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck  Bio:  Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health.  7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
12:30 PM - 5:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM    Yoga Flow, Age 18+ - All Levels Yoga Flow
This program has been discontinued and is no longer runningJoin your instructor for a Vinyasa Yoga Flow program appropriate for everyone from beginners to experienced practitioners! Each class will start with a brief mindfulness meditation, then move into an easy Vinyasa Flow practice. You will practice moving your body with your breath, flow a sequence of yoga shapes both on the ground and standing, then you will settle on the ground for some longer stretches. The program will end with a brief wind-down meditation. No experience with yoga necessary! Your instructor will demonstrate each shape of the sequence, you will move through each sequence slowly so you have time to find the shape that works for your body.Program Info:  Day:           Fridays  Time:         1:00-2:00 pm  Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:           $10 per visit.  Payable when you attend each class  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment:  - Yoga mat  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Robin Zabiegalski   Bio: Robin is a 200hr certified yoga teacher, certified in Accessible Yoga through the Accessible Yoga School, and has been teaching yoga for over five years. Robin believes in approaching yoga with gentleness and compassion. In classes you are always welcome to engage in YOUR practice. Robin's goal is to guide you through a practice that allows you to discover how you feel in your body and how you can make adjustments to feel the best in your body.  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM    Chemistry Creations Camp, Age 6-11 - Chemistry Creations Camp
Become a chemist and a creator as you discover hands-on science fun! You will explore the world of Chemistry while creating fun things to take home each day. Learn about matter, chemicals, and reactions; watch demonstrations and create your own experiments; and use the Scientific Method to make some science fun!Instructor: Steamworks For Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM    Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator      Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally. 		Williston Central School
 
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM    Chemistry Creations Camp, Age 6-11 - **Late Pick-up Option- Chemistry Creations Camp
Become a chemist and a creator as you discover hands-on science fun! You will explore the world of Chemistry while creating fun things to take home each day. Learn about matter, chemicals, and reactions; watch demonstrations and create your own experiments; and use the Scientific Method to make some science fun!Instructor: Steamworks For Kids Staff 		Williston Central School
 
Sunday June 29, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Sundays
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM    Green Mountain Volleyball Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
 
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM    Wolfpack Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
 
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM    VT Ultimate Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field B
 
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
 
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
 
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Mexicali Soccer League Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
 
Monday June 30, 2025
7:30 AM - 12:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Athletic Performance, 3rd-5th & 6th-12th - Teen Athletic Performance- 6-12 Grade
Junior Athletic Performance, Grade 3-5The Junior Athletic Performance program at Fit2Excel is to help active individuals learn the basis of movement, fitness, and strength in a fun and positive environment! This summer-long program will teach you the benefits of teamwork and sportsmanship, all while having fun and learning how to move your body for overall health and wellness!Teen Athletic Performance- Grade 6-12At Fit 2 Excel, our mission is to help athletes reach their potential. This strength and conditioning program is specifically designed for middle school and high school athletes looking to learn proper sprinting, running, jumping, and strength training mechanics. This week-long program will teach you how to improve your athletic performance, prevent injuries, and increase overall knowledge about strength and conditioning for your sport.Note:  Please bring a water bottle Instructors: John and Sheila Stawinski  		Fit2Excel - 14 Corporate Drive, Essex Junction
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM    O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps     O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer.  There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered.  Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active.    O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall.  The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors.  Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO:    Location:       Camp meets at Williston Central School.  Activities outside of Camp.     Camp Options:       7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8       Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day          Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am          Late Option-  4:30-5:00 pm    Camp Fees:       Session-  Monday-Friday-   $275 Res./$290 Non       4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4)    Registration:       See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.       Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS:    Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27       Do you like to conquer great heights?  If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes.  Hikes will progress throughout the week.  See VT from new heights!   Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4)       This is a short week, but a thrilling one.  Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures.  What will these be?  It is up to the group of Teens that are registered.  They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group.   Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11      Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more.  Each day will be a new state park to explore!   Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18       Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water.  Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at.   Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25       Biking is the topic that we will explore this week.  Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking.   Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1      The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover.   Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8       The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side.  Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week.  Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM    Tai Chi Intro, Age 50+ - Tai Chi Intro
The ancient art of Tai Chi has become increasingly popular as people are finding that it improves balance, increases mindfulness, and relaxes the mind and body. Each class will present sequences of movements derived from the sun style which is slow, smooth, and upright in posture making it especially accessible to those over 50 or with impaired mobility. You will learn to wave your hands in the clouds, repel wild monkeys, and separate the earth from the sky. What power! What fun! Come and join us.NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Day:           Mondays  Time:         9:30 am - 10:30 am   Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:            Free!  Registration:  No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment:  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Adina Panitch   Bio: Tai Chi and Adina found each other 14 years ago and it was immediate love. She had just retired from her work as a Speech Pathologist and was delighted to discover this ancient and intriguing tradition which she could explore endlessly on her own and also share with others. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM    Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity.  Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE:   Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey.  They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information:  Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have.  Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity)  8:30-9:30a-       Tuesdays & Fridays  11:00-12:00p-   Mondays & Wednesdays                              Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity)  4:45-5:45p-       Tuesdays & Wednesdays   8:30-9:30a-       Sundays To Purchase Class Passes:   Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers-  Click Here Equipment:   - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class   - Light hand-held weights   - Water Bottle Are You 65+?  Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com   802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor      Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd. 		The R.E.C. Zone
 
12:30 PM - 5:30 PM    R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children   Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp.  Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment.  This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day.  Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun.     Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play.  After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.  Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp.  There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer.   Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day.  There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO:   Location:      Camp is held at Williston Central School    Camp Options:      Full Days-    7:30a-5:30p      Half Days-    Mornings-    7:30a-12:30p                           Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p   Camp Sessions:       A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days.  A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options.      There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15       There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8          (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated)    Session Fees:      Full Day Sessions-       $200 Res/$215 Non      Half-Day Sessions-      $110 Res/$125 Non      Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4)                         Full Days-  $160 Res/$175 Non                         Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non      Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15                                           $1,400 (Williston Resident Only)   Registration:      See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info.      Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp?   Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp?  If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child.   ENRICHMENT CAMPS     If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together.   SUMMER SCHOOL     If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp.       NOTE:         1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp.         2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria.  There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp.         3.  If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below 		Williston Central School
 
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM    Accessible Yoga, Age 18+ - Accessible Yoga
This program has been discontinued and is no longer runningJoin this Vinyasa Yoga Flow program appropriate for everyone from beginners to experienced practitioners! Classes will begin with a brief mindfulness meditation, then move into an easy practice that can be done on a yoga mat, in a chair, or both. You will practice moving your bodies with your breath, and move into some classic yoga shapes that can be done on a yoga mat or while sitting on a chair. The program will end with a brief wind-down meditation. No experience necessary! The instructor will demonstrate each shape of the sequence, you'll move through each sequence slowly so you have time to find the shape that works for your body. NOTE:  Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info:  Day:           Mondays  Time:         1:00-2:00 pm  Location:  "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston  Fee:           $5 per class.  Payable when you attend each class  Registration:  No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment:      - Yoga mat  - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes  - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support  - Water bottle  - Chairs will be available so that you can sit as needed.Instructor: Robin Zabiegalski   Bio: Robin is a 200hr certified yoga teacher, certified in Accessible Yoga through the Accessible Yoga School, and has been teaching yoga for over five years. Robin believes in approaching yoga with gentleness and compassion. In classes, you are always welcome to engage in YOUR practice. Robin's goal is to guide you through a practice that allows you to discover how you feel in your body and how you can make adjustments to feel the best in your body.  		The R.E.C. Zone
 
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM    Track & Field, Age 6-14 - Track & Field
Registration Deadlines  Early-Bird Discount- Sunday, June 8 (Williston Residents Only)      $10 off the listed prices below, if registered and paid before the date above    Discount is taken at the time of checkout    Offline payments, check or cash, need to be in before the date above to get the Early-Bird Pricing  Registration Deadline- Sunday, June 15    All registrations after the deadline will be placed on a team if space allows.      You can register for the wait list after the above date.Program Information:  Participants will learn the basics of running, jumping, throwing, and relays. There will be meets with other area Rec. Depts.  Great program for those who love to run, jump, and throw.    Practices: Monday & Wednesday evenings  Meets:       During the week against other TownsVRPA State Meet- Athletes ages 7-14 will have the opportunity to participate in a VRPA State Meet on Saturday, TBD.  See age requirements below. Director: Catherine Moller Note:    Aging Date for VRPA Sate Meet- December 31, 2025    Athletes aged 7-14 are eligible to participate in this year's meet unless they were a high school freshman in the 2024-25 school year. 		CVU High School
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Drivers Ed- Teens, Age 15-17 - Driver's Ed-Summer
Epic Driving focuses on defensive driving techniques, including crash avoidance, situational awareness, zone control, mindful driving, and developing good driving habits. This course includes 30 hours of engaging, differentiated, and responsive classroom activities and weekly, individually scheduled, behind-the-wheel lessons consisting of 45 minutes of instruction and 45 minutes of observation.  This course is for teenagers ages 15-17 with a valid Vermont learner’s permit. Attendance in all scheduled class sessions is required for successful course completion. Please do not register for the program if there are dates you cannot attend.Driving appointments will be scheduled once a week. Students must be available for before—and/or after-school appointments.Note:  There will be a remote orientation session to begin the programFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee:   You are only required to pay a $25 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program.  The remaining balance is due one (1) week before the start date of the program.2025 Summer Session:   Mondays 6:00-8:00p and Wednesday 6:00-8:00p   Scheduled dates: June 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, July 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.   **Monday classes are remote2025 Fall Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: September 21, 24, October 5, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 29, November 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19    There is a mandatory orientation on September 21 from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.  **Oct 5 and Nov 9 classes are remote2025-26 Winter Session:   Wednesdays 6:00-8:00p and Sundays 10:00a-12:00p.    Scheduled dates: December 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, 31, Jan 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, February 1, 4, 8, 11   There is a mandatory orientation on December 7from 10:00a-12:00p   Driving appointments will be 1 1/2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes. 		Remote
 
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM    Game On Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All