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Wednesday June 10, 2026
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8:00 AM - 2:30 PM
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WCS- Kaleidoscope Fun Day
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Village Community Park
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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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 participantsNOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructor: Jazmin Ferrari 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 of experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes, ARC Lifeguard, and First Aid.Sponsor:
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Hiking, Age 50+ - Senior Hiking - Spring
Do you want to hike more, explore local hiking trails, and make friends who share a love for the outdoors and being active? This program might be perfect for you! The program will meet once a week for 5 weeks. Hikes range from 2 to 5 miles and take 2 to 3 hours on average. Notes: - Hikes may need to be canceled depending on the weather - Hikes may end before or after the scheduled time, depending on the group's pace- There are 5 hikes planned, May 20 is an exclusion dateHikes for Spring Session: (not in order) Colchester Pond Bingham Falls Muhley and Island View Loop Moss Glen Falls Sterling PondLeader: Rec. Staff
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See Scheduled Hikes
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Wednesdays
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Champlain Valley American Legion
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Williston Soccer Club
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field B (U12)
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Williston Soccer Club
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Williston Soccer Club
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Game On
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Drivers Ed- 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 program - 3rd Party DMV Road Testing offered for qualifying enrolled studentsFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee: You are only required to pay a $110 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program. The remaining balance is due two (2) weeks before the start date of the program.2026 Summer Session Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 p.m. and Sundays 6:00-8:00 p.m. Classes are a combination of remote and in person. Classes below in blue are remote, classes in bold are in person. Scheduled dates: May 26, 27, 31, June 3, 7, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, July 1 There is a mandatory orientation on May 26 from 6:30p-8:30p Driving appointments will be 2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.2026 Fall Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Schedules dates: September 27, 30, October 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, November 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 18 There is a mandatory orientation on September 27 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.2026-27 Winter Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Scheduled dates: December 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, January 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31, February 3, 7 There is a mandatory orientation on December 6 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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Monday June 15, 2026
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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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
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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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.Program Info: Day: Mondays Time: 9:30 am - 10:30 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: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support - Water bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsNOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructor: 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.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mondays
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Track & Field, Age 6-14 - Track & Field
Registration Deadlines Early-Bird Discount- Sunday, June 7 (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 Registration Deadline- Sunday, June 14 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. This is a 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, July 18. See age requirements below. Director: Catherine Moller Note: Athletes' Age: The athlete's age group is determined by his/her age as of December 31, 2026. Athletes aged 7-15 on December 31, 2026, are eligible to participate in the meet this year. If the athlete was a freshman in high school during the current 2025-26 school year, then they are not allowed to compete.
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CVU High School
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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The Strike Zone
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Drivers Ed- 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 program - 3rd Party DMV Road Testing offered for qualifying enrolled studentsFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee: You are only required to pay a $110 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program. The remaining balance is due two (2) weeks before the start date of the program.2026 Summer Session Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 p.m. and Sundays 6:00-8:00 p.m. Classes are a combination of remote and in person. Classes below in blue are remote, classes in bold are in person. Scheduled dates: May 26, 27, 31, June 3, 7, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, July 1 There is a mandatory orientation on May 26 from 6:30p-8:30p Driving appointments will be 2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.2026 Fall Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Schedules dates: September 27, 30, October 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, November 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 18 There is a mandatory orientation on September 27 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.2026-27 Winter Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Scheduled dates: December 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, January 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31, February 3, 7 There is a mandatory orientation on December 6 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.
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Remote
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Tuesday June 16, 2026
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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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
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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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. Program Info: Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 10:00-11:00 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Donations welcomed 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.NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:30 AM - 2:00 PM
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Senior Community Meal and Program
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The R.E.C. Zone
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Champlain Valley American Legion
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tuesdays
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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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
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 1
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Game On
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Ultimate Frisbee Tuesday Summer League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Ultimate Frisbee Tuesday Summer League
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- South
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Ultimate Frisbee Tuesday Summer League
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- North
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Valkyries
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- East
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Drivers Ed- 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 program - 3rd Party DMV Road Testing offered for qualifying enrolled studentsFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee: You are only required to pay a $110 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program. The remaining balance is due two (2) weeks before the start date of the program.2026 Summer Session Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 p.m. and Sundays 6:00-8:00 p.m. Classes are a combination of remote and in person. Classes below in blue are remote, classes in bold are in person. Scheduled dates: May 26, 27, 31, June 3, 7, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, July 1 There is a mandatory orientation on May 26 from 6:30p-8:30p Driving appointments will be 2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.2026 Fall Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Schedules dates: September 27, 30, October 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, November 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 18 There is a mandatory orientation on September 27 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.2026-27 Winter Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Scheduled dates: December 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, January 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31, February 3, 7 There is a mandatory orientation on December 6 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.
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Remote
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Wednesday June 17, 2026
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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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
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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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 participantsNOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructor: Jazmin Ferrari 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 of experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes, ARC Lifeguard, and First Aid.Sponsor:
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Wednesdays
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Champlain Valley American Legion
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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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
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 1
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Game On
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Track & Field, Age 6-14 - Track & Field
Registration Deadlines Early-Bird Discount- Sunday, June 7 (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 Registration Deadline- Sunday, June 14 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. This is a 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, July 18. See age requirements below. Director: Catherine Moller Note: Athletes' Age: The athlete's age group is determined by his/her age as of December 31, 2026. Athletes aged 7-15 on December 31, 2026, are eligible to participate in the meet this year. If the athlete was a freshman in high school during the current 2025-26 school year, then they are not allowed to compete.
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CVU High School
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field E (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field F (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Volleyball league
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Court- 1
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Volleyball league
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Court- 2
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Volleyball league
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Court- 3
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Drivers Ed- 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 program - 3rd Party DMV Road Testing offered for qualifying enrolled studentsFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee: You are only required to pay a $110 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program. The remaining balance is due two (2) weeks before the start date of the program.2026 Summer Session Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 p.m. and Sundays 6:00-8:00 p.m. Classes are a combination of remote and in person. Classes below in blue are remote, classes in bold are in person. Scheduled dates: May 26, 27, 31, June 3, 7, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, July 1 There is a mandatory orientation on May 26 from 6:30p-8:30p Driving appointments will be 2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.2026 Fall Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Schedules dates: September 27, 30, October 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, November 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 18 There is a mandatory orientation on September 27 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.2026-27 Winter Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Scheduled dates: December 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, January 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31, February 3, 7 There is a mandatory orientation on December 6 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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Monday June 22, 2026
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Wlliston Central School
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Nature Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Woodworking & Technology Camp, Age 10-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Woodworking and Technology Camp- S1
Let’s explore fabrication blending wood, tools, and technology! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring fundamental skills to safely work with wood (ie, saws, drills, hammers, and sanders) along with laser cutters, vinyl cutters, 3D printers and sublimation to create personalized projects.Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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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).
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Livery Horse Farm
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - Nature Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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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
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Central School Fields
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Woodworking & Technology Camp, Age 10-14 - Woodworking & Technology Camp- S1
Let’s explore fabrication blending wood, tools, and technology! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring fundamental skills to safely work with wood (ie, saws, drills, hammers, and sanders) along with laser cutters, vinyl cutters, 3D printers and sublimation to create personalized projects.Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Karate Summer Camps, Age 5-14 - Karate Camp- S1
Welcome to The Summer of Mythicality, Villari's Self-Defense 2026 karate summer camp series where martial arts training meets myth, imagination, and adventure. While the Dragon, one of the Five Animals of Shaolin Kempo, serves as our central guide, campers will explore many mythical themes throughout the summer, drawing inspiration from legends, creatures, stories, and ancient traditions from around the world. Each camp is designed to spark curiosity, encourage creativity, and help kids discover their own spark.Each camp is a stand-alone adventure, exploring different legends, themes, and challenges within the world of mythicality. Together, they create a connected summer-long journey, but campers can join for one, two, or all three camps.No matter how many camps your child attends, they’ll find new adventures and activities to explore.Instructor: Villari's Self-Defense Staff
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Villari's Self-Defense
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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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.Program Info: Day: Mondays Time: 9:30 am - 10:30 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: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support - Water bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsNOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructor: 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.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Electricity & Coding Camp, Age 10-14 - Electricity & Coding Camp
Let's explore creating light, sound, and motion using electricity and coding! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring electricity, learning basic computing concepts, creating circuit boards, and coding with microprocessors and simple robotics. We'll fit in some fabrication with CNC based tools as well. Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Young Chefs will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Campers will also learn life long cooking skills like cutting, slicing, and dicing; dry and liquid measuring; safe food handling and preparation. They will learn to recognize and use kitchen tools safely and read recipes.Campers will make 1-2 recipes per day, hands on and made from scratch.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Rocketry Camp, Age 8-12 - Rocketry Camp
Learn about rocket propulsion and the aerodynamics of rocket flight.Build, test, and launch solid propellant rockets that safely return by parachute.Campers will leave class with at least three rockets that they have built and launched and can launch again.Director: Bob Gurwicz
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Electricity & Coding Camp, Age 10-14 - **Late Pickup Option- Electricity & Coding Camp
Let's explore creating light, sound, and motion using electricity and coding! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring electricity, learning basic computing concepts, creating circuit boards, and coding with microprocessors and simple robotics. We'll fit in some fabrication with CNC based tools as well. Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - **Late Pick up Option Kids Kitchen S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Young Chefs will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Campers will also learn life long cooking skills like cutting, slicing, and dicing; dry and liquid measuring; safe food handling and preparation. They will learn to recognize and use kitchen tools safely and read recipes.Campers will make 1-2 recipes per day, hands on and made from scratch.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Rocketry Camp, Age 8-12 - **Late Pickup Option- Rocketry
Learn about rocket propulsion and the aerodynamics of rocket flight.Build, test, and launch solid propellant rockets that safely return by parachute.Campers will leave class with at least three rockets that they have built and launched and can launch again.Director: Bob Gurwicz
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Williston Central School
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mondays
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- West
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- East
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Track & Field, Age 6-14 - Track & Field
Registration Deadlines Early-Bird Discount- Sunday, June 7 (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 Registration Deadline- Sunday, June 14 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. This is a 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, July 18. See age requirements below. Director: Catherine Moller Note: Athletes' Age: The athlete's age group is determined by his/her age as of December 31, 2026. Athletes aged 7-15 on December 31, 2026, are eligible to participate in the meet this year. If the athlete was a freshman in high school during the current 2025-26 school year, then they are not allowed to compete.
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CVU High School
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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The Strike Zone
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Drivers Ed- 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 program - 3rd Party DMV Road Testing offered for qualifying enrolled studentsFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee: You are only required to pay a $110 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program. The remaining balance is due two (2) weeks before the start date of the program.2026 Summer Session Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 p.m. and Sundays 6:00-8:00 p.m. Classes are a combination of remote and in person. Classes below in blue are remote, classes in bold are in person. Scheduled dates: May 26, 27, 31, June 3, 7, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, July 1 There is a mandatory orientation on May 26 from 6:30p-8:30p Driving appointments will be 2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.2026 Fall Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Schedules dates: September 27, 30, October 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, November 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 18 There is a mandatory orientation on September 27 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.2026-27 Winter Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Scheduled dates: December 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, January 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31, February 3, 7 There is a mandatory orientation on December 6 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.
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Remote
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Tuesday June 23, 2026
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Wlliston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Nature Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Woodworking & Technology Camp, Age 10-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Woodworking and Technology Camp- S1
Let’s explore fabrication blending wood, tools, and technology! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring fundamental skills to safely work with wood (ie, saws, drills, hammers, and sanders) along with laser cutters, vinyl cutters, 3D printers and sublimation to create personalized projects.Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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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).
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Livery Horse Farm
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - Nature Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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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
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Central School Fields
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Woodworking & Technology Camp, Age 10-14 - Woodworking & Technology Camp- S1
Let’s explore fabrication blending wood, tools, and technology! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring fundamental skills to safely work with wood (ie, saws, drills, hammers, and sanders) along with laser cutters, vinyl cutters, 3D printers and sublimation to create personalized projects.Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Karate Summer Camps, Age 5-14 - Karate Camp- S1
Welcome to The Summer of Mythicality, Villari's Self-Defense 2026 karate summer camp series where martial arts training meets myth, imagination, and adventure. While the Dragon, one of the Five Animals of Shaolin Kempo, serves as our central guide, campers will explore many mythical themes throughout the summer, drawing inspiration from legends, creatures, stories, and ancient traditions from around the world. Each camp is designed to spark curiosity, encourage creativity, and help kids discover their own spark.Each camp is a stand-alone adventure, exploring different legends, themes, and challenges within the world of mythicality. Together, they create a connected summer-long journey, but campers can join for one, two, or all three camps.No matter how many camps your child attends, they’ll find new adventures and activities to explore.Instructor: Villari's Self-Defense Staff
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Villari's Self-Defense
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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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. Program Info: Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 10:00-11:00 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Donations welcomed 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.NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:30 AM - 2:00 PM
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Senior Community Meal and Program
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Electricity & Coding Camp, Age 10-14 - Electricity & Coding Camp
Let's explore creating light, sound, and motion using electricity and coding! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring electricity, learning basic computing concepts, creating circuit boards, and coding with microprocessors and simple robotics. We'll fit in some fabrication with CNC based tools as well. Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Young Chefs will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Campers will also learn life long cooking skills like cutting, slicing, and dicing; dry and liquid measuring; safe food handling and preparation. They will learn to recognize and use kitchen tools safely and read recipes.Campers will make 1-2 recipes per day, hands on and made from scratch.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Rocketry Camp, Age 8-12 - Rocketry Camp
Learn about rocket propulsion and the aerodynamics of rocket flight.Build, test, and launch solid propellant rockets that safely return by parachute.Campers will leave class with at least three rockets that they have built and launched and can launch again.Director: Bob Gurwicz
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Williston Central School
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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The Strike Zone
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Electricity & Coding Camp, Age 10-14 - **Late Pickup Option- Electricity & Coding Camp
Let's explore creating light, sound, and motion using electricity and coding! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring electricity, learning basic computing concepts, creating circuit boards, and coding with microprocessors and simple robotics. We'll fit in some fabrication with CNC based tools as well. Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - **Late Pick up Option Kids Kitchen S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Young Chefs will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Campers will also learn life long cooking skills like cutting, slicing, and dicing; dry and liquid measuring; safe food handling and preparation. They will learn to recognize and use kitchen tools safely and read recipes.Campers will make 1-2 recipes per day, hands on and made from scratch.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Rocketry Camp, Age 8-12 - **Late Pickup Option- Rocketry
Learn about rocket propulsion and the aerodynamics of rocket flight.Build, test, and launch solid propellant rockets that safely return by parachute.Campers will leave class with at least three rockets that they have built and launched and can launch again.Director: Bob Gurwicz
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Williston Central School
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tuesdays
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Game On
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Ultimate Frisbee Tuesday Summer League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Ultimate Frisbee Tuesday Summer League
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- South
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Ultimate Frisbee Tuesday Summer League
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- North
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Valkyries
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- East
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Drivers Ed- 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 program - 3rd Party DMV Road Testing offered for qualifying enrolled studentsFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee: You are only required to pay a $110 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program. The remaining balance is due two (2) weeks before the start date of the program.2026 Summer Session Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 p.m. and Sundays 6:00-8:00 p.m. Classes are a combination of remote and in person. Classes below in blue are remote, classes in bold are in person. Scheduled dates: May 26, 27, 31, June 3, 7, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, July 1 There is a mandatory orientation on May 26 from 6:30p-8:30p Driving appointments will be 2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.2026 Fall Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Schedules dates: September 27, 30, October 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, November 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 18 There is a mandatory orientation on September 27 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.2026-27 Winter Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Scheduled dates: December 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, January 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31, February 3, 7 There is a mandatory orientation on December 6 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.
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Remote
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Wednesday June 24, 2026
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Wlliston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Nature Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Woodworking & Technology Camp, Age 10-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Woodworking and Technology Camp- S1
Let’s explore fabrication blending wood, tools, and technology! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring fundamental skills to safely work with wood (ie, saws, drills, hammers, and sanders) along with laser cutters, vinyl cutters, 3D printers and sublimation to create personalized projects.Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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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).
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Livery Horse Farm
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - Nature Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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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
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Central School Fields
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Woodworking & Technology Camp, Age 10-14 - Woodworking & Technology Camp- S1
Let’s explore fabrication blending wood, tools, and technology! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring fundamental skills to safely work with wood (ie, saws, drills, hammers, and sanders) along with laser cutters, vinyl cutters, 3D printers and sublimation to create personalized projects.Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Karate Summer Camps, Age 5-14 - Karate Camp- S1
Welcome to The Summer of Mythicality, Villari's Self-Defense 2026 karate summer camp series where martial arts training meets myth, imagination, and adventure. While the Dragon, one of the Five Animals of Shaolin Kempo, serves as our central guide, campers will explore many mythical themes throughout the summer, drawing inspiration from legends, creatures, stories, and ancient traditions from around the world. Each camp is designed to spark curiosity, encourage creativity, and help kids discover their own spark.Each camp is a stand-alone adventure, exploring different legends, themes, and challenges within the world of mythicality. Together, they create a connected summer-long journey, but campers can join for one, two, or all three camps.No matter how many camps your child attends, they’ll find new adventures and activities to explore.Instructor: Villari's Self-Defense Staff
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Villari's Self-Defense
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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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 participantsNOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructor: Jazmin Ferrari 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 of experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes, ARC Lifeguard, and First Aid.Sponsor:
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Electricity & Coding Camp, Age 10-14 - Electricity & Coding Camp
Let's explore creating light, sound, and motion using electricity and coding! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring electricity, learning basic computing concepts, creating circuit boards, and coding with microprocessors and simple robotics. We'll fit in some fabrication with CNC based tools as well. Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Young Chefs will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Campers will also learn life long cooking skills like cutting, slicing, and dicing; dry and liquid measuring; safe food handling and preparation. They will learn to recognize and use kitchen tools safely and read recipes.Campers will make 1-2 recipes per day, hands on and made from scratch.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Rocketry Camp, Age 8-12 - Rocketry Camp
Learn about rocket propulsion and the aerodynamics of rocket flight.Build, test, and launch solid propellant rockets that safely return by parachute.Campers will leave class with at least three rockets that they have built and launched and can launch again.Director: Bob Gurwicz
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Electricity & Coding Camp, Age 10-14 - **Late Pickup Option- Electricity & Coding Camp
Let's explore creating light, sound, and motion using electricity and coding! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring electricity, learning basic computing concepts, creating circuit boards, and coding with microprocessors and simple robotics. We'll fit in some fabrication with CNC based tools as well. Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - **Late Pick up Option Kids Kitchen S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Young Chefs will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Campers will also learn life long cooking skills like cutting, slicing, and dicing; dry and liquid measuring; safe food handling and preparation. They will learn to recognize and use kitchen tools safely and read recipes.Campers will make 1-2 recipes per day, hands on and made from scratch.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Rocketry Camp, Age 8-12 - **Late Pickup Option- Rocketry
Learn about rocket propulsion and the aerodynamics of rocket flight.Build, test, and launch solid propellant rockets that safely return by parachute.Campers will leave class with at least three rockets that they have built and launched and can launch again.Director: Bob Gurwicz
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Williston Central School
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Wednesdays
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Champlain Valley American Legion
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Game On
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Track & Field, Age 6-14 - Track & Field
Registration Deadlines Early-Bird Discount- Sunday, June 7 (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 Registration Deadline- Sunday, June 14 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. This is a 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, July 18. See age requirements below. Director: Catherine Moller Note: Athletes' Age: The athlete's age group is determined by his/her age as of December 31, 2026. Athletes aged 7-15 on December 31, 2026, are eligible to participate in the meet this year. If the athlete was a freshman in high school during the current 2025-26 school year, then they are not allowed to compete.
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CVU High School
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field E (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field F (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Volleyball league
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Court- 1
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Volleyball league
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Court- 2
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Volleyball league
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Court- 3
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Drivers Ed- 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 program - 3rd Party DMV Road Testing offered for qualifying enrolled studentsFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee: You are only required to pay a $110 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program. The remaining balance is due two (2) weeks before the start date of the program.2026 Summer Session Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 p.m. and Sundays 6:00-8:00 p.m. Classes are a combination of remote and in person. Classes below in blue are remote, classes in bold are in person. Scheduled dates: May 26, 27, 31, June 3, 7, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, July 1 There is a mandatory orientation on May 26 from 6:30p-8:30p Driving appointments will be 2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.2026 Fall Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Schedules dates: September 27, 30, October 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, November 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 18 There is a mandatory orientation on September 27 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.2026-27 Winter Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Scheduled dates: December 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, January 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31, February 3, 7 There is a mandatory orientation on December 6 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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Thursday June 25, 2026
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Wlliston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Nature Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Woodworking & Technology Camp, Age 10-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Woodworking and Technology Camp- S1
Let’s explore fabrication blending wood, tools, and technology! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring fundamental skills to safely work with wood (ie, saws, drills, hammers, and sanders) along with laser cutters, vinyl cutters, 3D printers and sublimation to create personalized projects.Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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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).
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Livery Horse Farm
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - Nature Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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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
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Central School Fields
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Woodworking & Technology Camp, Age 10-14 - Woodworking & Technology Camp- S1
Let’s explore fabrication blending wood, tools, and technology! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring fundamental skills to safely work with wood (ie, saws, drills, hammers, and sanders) along with laser cutters, vinyl cutters, 3D printers and sublimation to create personalized projects.Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Karate Summer Camps, Age 5-14 - Karate Camp- S1
Welcome to The Summer of Mythicality, Villari's Self-Defense 2026 karate summer camp series where martial arts training meets myth, imagination, and adventure. While the Dragon, one of the Five Animals of Shaolin Kempo, serves as our central guide, campers will explore many mythical themes throughout the summer, drawing inspiration from legends, creatures, stories, and ancient traditions from around the world. Each camp is designed to spark curiosity, encourage creativity, and help kids discover their own spark.Each camp is a stand-alone adventure, exploring different legends, themes, and challenges within the world of mythicality. Together, they create a connected summer-long journey, but campers can join for one, two, or all three camps.No matter how many camps your child attends, they’ll find new adventures and activities to explore.Instructor: Villari's Self-Defense Staff
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Villari's Self-Defense
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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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. Program Info: Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 10:00-11:00 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Donations welcomed 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.NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Electricity & Coding Camp, Age 10-14 - Electricity & Coding Camp
Let's explore creating light, sound, and motion using electricity and coding! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring electricity, learning basic computing concepts, creating circuit boards, and coding with microprocessors and simple robotics. We'll fit in some fabrication with CNC based tools as well. Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Young Chefs will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Campers will also learn life long cooking skills like cutting, slicing, and dicing; dry and liquid measuring; safe food handling and preparation. They will learn to recognize and use kitchen tools safely and read recipes.Campers will make 1-2 recipes per day, hands on and made from scratch.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Rocketry Camp, Age 8-12 - Rocketry Camp
Learn about rocket propulsion and the aerodynamics of rocket flight.Build, test, and launch solid propellant rockets that safely return by parachute.Campers will leave class with at least three rockets that they have built and launched and can launch again.Director: Bob Gurwicz
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Williston Central School
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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The Strike Zone
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Electricity & Coding Camp, Age 10-14 - **Late Pickup Option- Electricity & Coding Camp
Let's explore creating light, sound, and motion using electricity and coding! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring electricity, learning basic computing concepts, creating circuit boards, and coding with microprocessors and simple robotics. We'll fit in some fabrication with CNC based tools as well. Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - **Late Pick up Option Kids Kitchen S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Young Chefs will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Campers will also learn life long cooking skills like cutting, slicing, and dicing; dry and liquid measuring; safe food handling and preparation. They will learn to recognize and use kitchen tools safely and read recipes.Campers will make 1-2 recipes per day, hands on and made from scratch.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Rocketry Camp, Age 8-12 - **Late Pickup Option- Rocketry
Learn about rocket propulsion and the aerodynamics of rocket flight.Build, test, and launch solid propellant rockets that safely return by parachute.Campers will leave class with at least three rockets that they have built and launched and can launch again.Director: Bob Gurwicz
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Williston Central School
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Women's Empowerment Self-Defense Workshops, Age 14+ - Empowerment Self-Defense Workshop Level Two
This beginner workshop utilizes both large and small group instruction. By adhering to a 5:1 student-to-instructor ratio. The Safety Team’s trauma-informed trainings focus on boundary setting, affirmative consent, and relevant sexual assault information, as well as the mental and physical skills of Empowerment Self-Defense. The overarching goal of these large-group sessions is to help women discover their collective voice, address victim-blaming by redirecting the responsibility for all assaults onto the perpetrators, improve women’s sense of power and control, and, as a result, reduce the likelihood of sexual assault and violence. All Fitness Levels Welcome!Topics that are covered include:
Increasing awareness in your daily routine.
Recognizing and defusing aggressive behavior before it becomes a threat.
Setting boundaries.
Understanding and practicing affirmative consent.
Using practical and powerful mental and physical self-defense strategies and techniques.
And more!
A discussion will be held on the cultural and social influences that contribute to violence, placing some people at elevated risk.Note: Please bring a water bottle and comfortable indoor shoes.Instructor: The Safety Team Bio: For over 20 years, The Safety Team has carefully designed and presented effective, practical and welcoming ESD workshops. In addition to an impressive martial arts background, founding members have extensive professional expertise in the fields of psychology, education, physical therapy, community outreach, business, and more. Instructors infuse this professional knowledge into every class while engaging students and making classes both fun and informative.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field F (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field E (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Power Quads Sand Volleyball League
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Storm
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Valkyries
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- East
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Friday June 26, 2026
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Wlliston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Nature Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Woodworking & Technology Camp, Age 10-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Woodworking and Technology Camp- S1
Let’s explore fabrication blending wood, tools, and technology! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring fundamental skills to safely work with wood (ie, saws, drills, hammers, and sanders) along with laser cutters, vinyl cutters, 3D printers and sublimation to create personalized projects.Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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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).
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Livery Horse Farm
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - Nature Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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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
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Central School Fields
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Woodworking & Technology Camp, Age 10-14 - Woodworking & Technology Camp- S1
Let’s explore fabrication blending wood, tools, and technology! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring fundamental skills to safely work with wood (ie, saws, drills, hammers, and sanders) along with laser cutters, vinyl cutters, 3D printers and sublimation to create personalized projects.Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Karate Summer Camps, Age 5-14 - Karate Camp- S1
Welcome to The Summer of Mythicality, Villari's Self-Defense 2026 karate summer camp series where martial arts training meets myth, imagination, and adventure. While the Dragon, one of the Five Animals of Shaolin Kempo, serves as our central guide, campers will explore many mythical themes throughout the summer, drawing inspiration from legends, creatures, stories, and ancient traditions from around the world. Each camp is designed to spark curiosity, encourage creativity, and help kids discover their own spark.Each camp is a stand-alone adventure, exploring different legends, themes, and challenges within the world of mythicality. Together, they create a connected summer-long journey, but campers can join for one, two, or all three camps.No matter how many camps your child attends, they’ll find new adventures and activities to explore.Instructor: Villari's Self-Defense Staff
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Villari's Self-Defense
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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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 participantsNOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructor: Jazmin Ferrari 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 of experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes, ARC Lifeguard, and First Aid.Sponsor:
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Zumba Gold, Age 50+ - 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: Fridays Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: $10 per session, payable when you attend 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 participantsNOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructor: 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.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Electricity & Coding Camp, Age 10-14 - Electricity & Coding Camp
Let's explore creating light, sound, and motion using electricity and coding! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring electricity, learning basic computing concepts, creating circuit boards, and coding with microprocessors and simple robotics. We'll fit in some fabrication with CNC based tools as well. Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Young Chefs will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Campers will also learn life long cooking skills like cutting, slicing, and dicing; dry and liquid measuring; safe food handling and preparation. They will learn to recognize and use kitchen tools safely and read recipes.Campers will make 1-2 recipes per day, hands on and made from scratch.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Rocketry Camp, Age 8-12 - Rocketry Camp
Learn about rocket propulsion and the aerodynamics of rocket flight.Build, test, and launch solid propellant rockets that safely return by parachute.Campers will leave class with at least three rockets that they have built and launched and can launch again.Director: Bob Gurwicz
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Electricity & Coding Camp, Age 10-14 - **Late Pickup Option- Electricity & Coding Camp
Let's explore creating light, sound, and motion using electricity and coding! This will be a hands-on week in the WCS Creation Studio exploring electricity, learning basic computing concepts, creating circuit boards, and coding with microprocessors and simple robotics. We'll fit in some fabrication with CNC based tools as well. Director - Allan Miller Bio- Allan Miller is the Design Technology teacher at Williston Central School and has been leading LEGO Robotics Teams since 2004 in Vermont and Alaska. He has been a middle school STEM teacher and administrator for over 30 years.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - **Late Pick up Option Kids Kitchen S1
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Young Chefs will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Campers will also learn life long cooking skills like cutting, slicing, and dicing; dry and liquid measuring; safe food handling and preparation. They will learn to recognize and use kitchen tools safely and read recipes.Campers will make 1-2 recipes per day, hands on and made from scratch.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Rocketry Camp, Age 8-12 - **Late Pickup Option- Rocketry
Learn about rocket propulsion and the aerodynamics of rocket flight.Build, test, and launch solid propellant rockets that safely return by parachute.Campers will leave class with at least three rockets that they have built and launched and can launch again.Director: Bob Gurwicz
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Williston Central School
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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The Strike Zone
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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Monday June 29, 2026
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Wlliston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - *WAIT 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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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.Program Info: Day: Mondays Time: 9:30 am - 10:30 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: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support - Water bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsNOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructor: 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.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mondays
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- West
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- East
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tennis in the Parks - Learn & Play, Age 18+ - Tennis - Adult, Summer
This program is for brand-new, beginner, or returning novice adult players. Led by a USTA-approved coach, we focus on FUN and learning the basics. Get great exercise while developing the skills to serve, rally, and play tennis.Equipment:Please bring a tennis racket. If you need a racket, the coach will have a few loaners available to borrow during the class.Outdoor sneakers Instructor: USTA Coach
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Williston Central School - Tennis Courts
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Track & Field, Age 6-14 - Track & Field
Registration Deadlines Early-Bird Discount- Sunday, June 7 (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 Registration Deadline- Sunday, June 14 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. This is a 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, July 18. See age requirements below. Director: Catherine Moller Note: Athletes' Age: The athlete's age group is determined by his/her age as of December 31, 2026. Athletes aged 7-15 on December 31, 2026, are eligible to participate in the meet this year. If the athlete was a freshman in high school during the current 2025-26 school year, then they are not allowed to compete.
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CVU High School
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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The Strike Zone
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Drivers Ed- 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 program - 3rd Party DMV Road Testing offered for qualifying enrolled studentsFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee: You are only required to pay a $110 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program. The remaining balance is due two (2) weeks before the start date of the program.2026 Summer Session Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 p.m. and Sundays 6:00-8:00 p.m. Classes are a combination of remote and in person. Classes below in blue are remote, classes in bold are in person. Scheduled dates: May 26, 27, 31, June 3, 7, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, July 1 There is a mandatory orientation on May 26 from 6:30p-8:30p Driving appointments will be 2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.2026 Fall Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Schedules dates: September 27, 30, October 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, November 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 18 There is a mandatory orientation on September 27 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.2026-27 Winter Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Scheduled dates: December 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, January 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31, February 3, 7 There is a mandatory orientation on December 6 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.
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Remote
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Tuesday June 30, 2026
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Wlliston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - *WAIT 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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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. Program Info: Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 10:00-11:00 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Donations welcomed 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.NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 2:30 PM
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Age Well BBQ
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Village Community Park
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11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
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Summer Sparkler BBQ, Age 60+ - Summer Sparkler BBQ, Age 60+
Join us on June 30, 2026, for a Summer Sparkler BBQ at Village Community Park!When: June 30, 2026. Check in begins at 11:30 am, the meal is served at 12:00 pm.Where: Village Community Park, Picnic Pavilion - 250 Library LaneMenu: BBQ chicken, pulled pork slider, cole slaw with pineapple, fruit salad, acini di pepe vegetable salad, chocolate chip cookie, milk, waterEntertainment: Music by "G-Man" Gerry Ortego, door prizes, 50/50 raffleRegistering:
Space is limited- Advanced registration is required.
Registration- Tickets can be purchased at the Age Well Office, 875 Roosevelt Dr, Colchester.
To Register- Contact Pam, Age Well Nutrition Coordinator at
(802) 662-5283 or pniarchos@agewellvt.org
Registration Form- An annual registration form is required to attend any Age Well meal.
There is a $8 suggested donation, which goes to Age Well.
Registration deadline - June 23
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Village Community Park
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11:30 AM - 2:00 PM
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Senior Community Meal and Program
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Champlain Valley American Legion
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tuesdays
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball Scrimmage & Learn, Age 18+ - Pickleball Scrimmage & Learn- Spring
A program for players familiar with the game, Pickleball Scrimmage & Learn, focuses on building skills through playing the game with feedback provided by the instructor. This 6-week program will provide the opportunity for participants to play and learn the game.This program is designed for intermediate-level players to develop their techniques.Bring your paddle. Loaner paddles will be available for the clinic upon request.Common points of emphasis include: 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, patienceNote: The program is good for those who have intermediate experience or have participated in a level 102 Pickleball program. Instructor: Corey Gottfried
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 1
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Game On
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Ultimate Frisbee Tuesday Summer League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Ultimate Frisbee Tuesday Summer League
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- South
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Ultimate Frisbee Tuesday Summer League
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- North
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Valkyries
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- East
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Drivers Ed- 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 program - 3rd Party DMV Road Testing offered for qualifying enrolled studentsFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee: You are only required to pay a $110 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program. The remaining balance is due two (2) weeks before the start date of the program.2026 Summer Session Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 p.m. and Sundays 6:00-8:00 p.m. Classes are a combination of remote and in person. Classes below in blue are remote, classes in bold are in person. Scheduled dates: May 26, 27, 31, June 3, 7, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, July 1 There is a mandatory orientation on May 26 from 6:30p-8:30p Driving appointments will be 2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.2026 Fall Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Schedules dates: September 27, 30, October 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, November 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 18 There is a mandatory orientation on September 27 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.2026-27 Winter Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Scheduled dates: December 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, January 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31, February 3, 7 There is a mandatory orientation on December 6 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.
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Remote
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Wednesday July 1, 2026
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Wlliston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - *WAIT 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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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 participantsNOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructor: Jazmin Ferrari 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 of experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes, ARC Lifeguard, and First Aid.Sponsor:
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Wednesdays
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Champlain Valley American Legion
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Game On
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Track & Field, Age 6-14 - Track & Field
Registration Deadlines Early-Bird Discount- Sunday, June 7 (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 Registration Deadline- Sunday, June 14 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. This is a 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, July 18. See age requirements below. Director: Catherine Moller Note: Athletes' Age: The athlete's age group is determined by his/her age as of December 31, 2026. Athletes aged 7-15 on December 31, 2026, are eligible to participate in the meet this year. If the athlete was a freshman in high school during the current 2025-26 school year, then they are not allowed to compete.
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CVU High School
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field E (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field F (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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My Social Sports
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Court- 2
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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My Social Sports
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Court- 1
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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My Social Sports
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Court- 3
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Drivers Ed- 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 program - 3rd Party DMV Road Testing offered for qualifying enrolled studentsFor more information, call 802-391-6623 or email chull@epicdrivingvt.comInstructor: Brandon Gordon, Epic Driving, LLCFee: You are only required to pay a $110 non-refundable deposit to secure a spot in the program. The remaining balance is due two (2) weeks before the start date of the program.2026 Summer Session Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 p.m. and Sundays 6:00-8:00 p.m. Classes are a combination of remote and in person. Classes below in blue are remote, classes in bold are in person. Scheduled dates: May 26, 27, 31, June 3, 7, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, July 1 There is a mandatory orientation on May 26 from 6:30p-8:30p Driving appointments will be 2 hours in length and only once a week for students. Driving appointments are separate from scheduled group classes.2026 Fall Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Schedules dates: September 27, 30, October 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, November 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 18 There is a mandatory orientation on September 27 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.2026-27 Winter Session Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 p.m. and Sundays 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.. Wednesday classes are remote, Sunday classes are held in person. Scheduled dates: December 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, January 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31, February 3, 7 There is a mandatory orientation on December 6 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 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.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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Thursday July 2, 2026
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Wlliston Central School
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - *WAIT 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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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. Program Info: Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 10:00-11:00 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Donations welcomed 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.NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tennis in the Parks - Learn & Play, Age 18+ - Tennis - Adult, Summer
This program is for brand-new, beginner, or returning novice adult players. Led by a USTA-approved coach, we focus on FUN and learning the basics. Get great exercise while developing the skills to serve, rally, and play tennis.Equipment:Please bring a tennis racket. If you need a racket, the coach will have a few loaners available to borrow during the class.Outdoor sneakers Instructor: USTA Coach
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Williston Central School - Tennis Courts
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field F (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field E (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Power Quads Sand Volleyball League
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Storm
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Valkyries
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- East
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Friday July 3, 2026
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7:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Deb Beckett Memorial 5K Run/Walk Info & Reg - 5K Run/Walk- 16 and Younger
Run/Walk sponsored by the Williston-Richmond Rotary. Get ready to kick off your holiday weekend with fun, fitness, and community spirit at the 2026 Deb Beckett Memorial 5K Run & Walk! Hosted by the Williston-Richmond Rotary Club, this exciting event takes place on Friday, July 3, 2026, at Williston Village Community Park. Runners and walkers of all ages and abilities are welcome, whether you're racing for a personal best or enjoying a casual walk with friends and family.Fun for the Whole Family! This year’s event once again features both a ½-mile and a 1-mile Kids Run for children ages 4–12. Young participants can also choose to join the 5K run or walk and be part of the action!Race Day Schedule: Check-in and onsite registration open at 7:30 am. Please arrive early, at least 30 minutes before your race start time. Follow posted signage from Williston Road to the registration and start area.
8:30 AM – Kids Run (1 mile)
8:35 AM – Kids Run (½ mile)
8:45 AM – 5K Walkers
9:15 AM – 5K Runners
Separate registration tables will be available for adults and kids.Registration Details: Kids Runs- FREE No fees and no pre-registration required, just sign up onsite on race day. A parent or guardian must accompany each child to sign a registration form. Adults are welcome (but not required) to run alongside their child, and volunteers will be available to help supervise. 5K Run or Walk: Pre-Registration Deadline: June 20, 2026 (Includes guaranteed souvenir race shirt & water bottle) $15 (ages 16 & under) $25 (ages 17+) Race Day Registration: (Shirts and water bottles available while supplies last) $20 (ages 16 & under) $30 (ages 17+)Awards Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals will be awarded to the top 3 finishers in each age and gender group, as well as the top 3 walkers.Weather Updates In case of weather or air quality concerns, registered participants will receive email updates (through 7:00 am on race day). Race status will also be posted online. If needed, the event will be rescheduled to a future Saturday.Come run, walk, cheer, and celebrate. This is a community event you won’t want to miss!
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Village Community Park
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7:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Deb Beckett Memorial 5K Run/Walk Info & Reg - 5K Run/Walk- 17 and Older
Run/Walk sponsored by the Williston-Richmond Rotary. Get ready to kick off your holiday weekend with fun, fitness, and community spirit at the 2026 Deb Beckett Memorial 5K Run & Walk! Hosted by the Williston-Richmond Rotary Club, this exciting event takes place on Friday, July 3, 2026, at Williston Village Community Park. Runners and walkers of all ages and abilities are welcome, whether you're racing for a personal best or enjoying a casual walk with friends and family.Fun for the Whole Family! This year’s event once again features both a ½-mile and a 1-mile Kids Run for children ages 4–12. Young participants can also choose to join the 5K run or walk and be part of the action!Race Day Schedule: Check-in and onsite registration open at 7:30 am. Please arrive early, at least 30 minutes before your race start time. Follow posted signage from Williston Road to the registration and start area.
8:30 AM – Kids Run (1 mile)
8:35 AM – Kids Run (½ mile)
8:45 AM – 5K Walkers
9:15 AM – 5K Runners
Separate registration tables will be available for adults and kids.Registration Details: Kids Runs- FREE No fees and no pre-registration required, just sign up onsite on race day. A parent or guardian must accompany each child to sign a registration form. Adults are welcome (but not required) to run alongside their child, and volunteers will be available to help supervise. 5K Run or Walk: Pre-Registration Deadline: June 20, 2026 (Includes guaranteed souvenir race shirt & water bottle) $15 (ages 16 & under) $25 (ages 17+) Race Day Registration: (Shirts and water bottles available while supplies last) $20 (ages 16 & under) $30 (ages 17+)Awards Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals will be awarded to the top 3 finishers in each age and gender group, as well as the top 3 walkers.Weather Updates In case of weather or air quality concerns, registered participants will receive email updates (through 7:00 am on race day). Race status will also be posted online. If needed, the event will be rescheduled to a future Saturday.Come run, walk, cheer, and celebrate. This is a community event you won’t want to miss!
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Village Community Park
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - *WAIT 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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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 participantsNOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructor: Jazmin Ferrari 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 of experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes, ARC Lifeguard, and First Aid.Sponsor:
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Zumba Gold, Age 50+ - 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: Fridays Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: $10 per session, payable when you attend 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 participantsNOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructor: 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.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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Monday July 6, 2026
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Wlliston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Archery Camp, Age 11-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Archery
Strength does not come from what you can do; it comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn’t. Like a well-aimed arrow, life requires direction and the courage to let go.In this camp, your child will become part of a community that has spanned the course of human history; its presence directly impacting cultures across the world. This camp will teach your child the fundamentals of archery, including the description of equipment, and the proper technique to safely and successfully loose arrows. There will be guided target shooting, but also games designed to provide a challenging and fun way to hone accuracy in the hopes that, working together, we unlock the inner Robin Hood in all of us!Instructor: Fred Murray Bio: As a child, Fred was a latch-key kid with an overactive imagination, so he spent much of his time in the woods, fashioning crude bows out of maple saplings and string, pretending to be Robin Hood. But life happens, and he got away from Archery while he started a family and focused on establishing his career. Along that journey, he was an after-school & summer camp counselor for the YMCA, working with children in grades K-8. Later, he was inspired by the show Arrow to pick up the bow again. Now he tries to incorporate his love of archery and nature into everyday life. He enjoys teaching others and working with children, and he hopes that he can help awaken a love of Archery and help others to feel the same thrill that he feels every time he hits his mark.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Designer Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Baking Camps, Age 8-10 & 11-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Baking Fun
Baking Fun: Ages 8-10 Campers will have fun baking and decorating cookies, cupcakes, and cakes. They will be led on a sweet journey of baking and decorating techniques. Then, they will share and eat their beautiful creations. Advanced Baking: Ages 11-14 Does your child like creating cake masterpieces? Are they looking for some fun cake-decorating techniques? If so, the Advanced Baking Camp is just for them. Campers will learn advanced decorating techniques, such as making homemade fondant and royal icing flowers to put on their cakeDirector- Sally Dattilio
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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STEAM Crafts Camp, Age 8-12 - **Early Drop-off Option- STEAM Camp
Let creativity, engineering, and imagination collide at our STEAM Crafts: Recycled Game Makers Camp!Campers will explore STEAM learning- a unique blend of science, technology, engineering, art, and math while designing and building everything from mini sports challenges, pinball machines, ring toss, and more! Campers will invent rules, construct prototypes, decorate their creations, and put their games into action! Instructor: Tara Weegar
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Archery Camp, Age 11-14 - Archery Camp
Strength does not come from what you can do; it comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn’t. Like a well-aimed arrow, life requires direction and the courage to let go.In this camp, your child will become part of a community that has spanned the course of human history; its presence directly impacting cultures across the world. This camp will teach your child the fundamentals of archery, including the description of equipment, and the proper technique to safely and successfully loose arrows. There will be guided target shooting, but also games designed to provide a challenging and fun way to hone accuracy in the hopes that, working together, we unlock the inner Robin Hood in all of us!Instructor: Fred Murray Bio: As a child, Fred was a latch-key kid with an overactive imagination, so he spent much of his time in the woods, fashioning crude bows out of maple saplings and string, pretending to be Robin Hood. But life happens, and he got away from Archery while he started a family and focused on establishing his career. Along that journey, he was an after-school & summer camp counselor for the YMCA, working with children in grades K-8. Later, he was inspired by the show Arrow to pick up the bow again. Now he tries to incorporate his love of archery and nature into everyday life. He enjoys teaching others and working with children, and he hopes that he can help awaken a love of Archery and help others to feel the same thrill that he feels every time he hits his mark.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - Designer Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Baking Camps, Age 8-10 & 11-14 - Baking Fun Camp
Baking Fun: Ages 8-10 Campers will have fun baking and decorating cookies, cupcakes, and cakes. They will be led on a sweet journey of baking and decorating techniques. Then, they will share and eat their beautiful creations. Advanced Baking: Ages 11-14 Does your child like creating cake masterpieces? Are they looking for some fun cake-decorating techniques? If so, the Advanced Baking Camp is just for them. Campers will learn advanced decorating techniques, such as making homemade fondant and royal icing flowers to put on their cakeDirector- Sally Dattilio
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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STEAM Crafts Camp, Age 8-12 - STEAM Camp
Let creativity, engineering, and imagination collide at our STEAM Crafts: Recycled Game Makers Camp!Campers will explore STEAM learning- a unique blend of science, technology, engineering, art, and math while designing and building everything from mini sports challenges, pinball machines, ring toss, and more! Campers will invent rules, construct prototypes, decorate their creations, and put their games into action! Instructor: Tara Weegar
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - *WAIT 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Karate Summer Camps, Age 5-14 - Karate Camp- S2
Welcome to The Summer of Mythicality, Villari's Self-Defense 2026 karate summer camp series where martial arts training meets myth, imagination, and adventure. While the Dragon, one of the Five Animals of Shaolin Kempo, serves as our central guide, campers will explore many mythical themes throughout the summer, drawing inspiration from legends, creatures, stories, and ancient traditions from around the world. Each camp is designed to spark curiosity, encourage creativity, and help kids discover their own spark.Each camp is a stand-alone adventure, exploring different legends, themes, and challenges within the world of mythicality. Together, they create a connected summer-long journey, but campers can join for one, two, or all three camps.No matter how many camps your child attends, they’ll find new adventures and activities to explore.Instructor: Villari's Self-Defense Staff
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Villari's Self-Defense
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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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.Program Info: Day: Mondays Time: 9:30 am - 10:30 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: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support - Water bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsNOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructor: 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.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Animal Crafts Camp, Age 8-12 - Animal Crafts Camp
Calling all animal lovers and creative makers! At Animal Crafts Camp, campers will bring the wild, cuddly, and magical animal kingdom to life through painting, sculpting, collage, and mixed-media design. From pets to jungle creatures, mythical beasts to ocean swimmers. Campers will explore fur, feathers, scales, and fun using fun, friendly, hands-on craft techniques.Instructor: Tara Weegar
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Arts & Crafts Camps, Age 6-9 - All About Clay Camp
All About Clay Camp (July 6-10, 1:00p-4:30p)Is your child ready to get their hands dirty and explore the world of clay? This camp will offer fun and engaging ways for your child to express their imagination and creativity using multiple types of clay. All About Animals Camp (August 3-7, 8:30a-12:00p)Come explore ways to make animal inspired art. Each day we will feature different fun projects, such as constructing a 3-D animal mask or paint your favorite animal on canvas with acrylic paints. Draw, paint and sculpt.Note:Please have students bring smocks, a reusable bag to bring crafts home in, and bring a snack and water bottle.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Tennis Camps, Ages 6-13 - Tennis Camp- Age 9-13, S1
Campers will learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke techniques including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Note: Three Sessions are Being OfferedSession 1: Ages 9-13Session 2: Ages 6-8 and 9-12Session 3: Ages 6-8 and 9-12Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Animal Crafts Camp, Age 8-12 - **Early Drop-off Option- Animal Crafts Camp
Calling all animal lovers and creative makers! At Animal Crafts Camp, campers will bring the wild, cuddly, and magical animal kingdom to life through painting, sculpting, collage, and mixed-media design. From pets to jungle creatures, mythical beasts to ocean swimmers. Campers will explore fur, feathers, scales, and fun using fun, friendly, hands-on craft techniques.Instructor: Tara Weegar
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Arts & Crafts Camps, Age 6-9 - **Late Pick up Option - All About Clay Camp
All About Clay Camp (July 6-10, 1:00p-4:30p)Is your child ready to get their hands dirty and explore the world of clay? This camp will offer fun and engaging ways for your child to express their imagination and creativity using multiple types of clay. All About Animals Camp (August 3-7, 8:30a-12:00p)Come explore ways to make animal inspired art. Each day we will feature different fun projects, such as constructing a 3-D animal mask or paint your favorite animal on canvas with acrylic paints. Draw, paint and sculpt.Note:Please have students bring smocks, a reusable bag to bring crafts home in, and bring a snack and water bottle.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mondays
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- East
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- West
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tennis in the Parks - Learn & Play, Age 18+ - Tennis - Adult, Summer
This program is for brand-new, beginner, or returning novice adult players. Led by a USTA-approved coach, we focus on FUN and learning the basics. Get great exercise while developing the skills to serve, rally, and play tennis.Equipment:Please bring a tennis racket. If you need a racket, the coach will have a few loaners available to borrow during the class.Outdoor sneakers Instructor: USTA Coach
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Williston Central School - Tennis Courts
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Track & Field, Age 6-14 - Track & Field
Registration Deadlines Early-Bird Discount- Sunday, June 7 (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 Registration Deadline- Sunday, June 14 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. This is a 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, July 18. See age requirements below. Director: Catherine Moller Note: Athletes' Age: The athlete's age group is determined by his/her age as of December 31, 2026. Athletes aged 7-15 on December 31, 2026, are eligible to participate in the meet this year. If the athlete was a freshman in high school during the current 2025-26 school year, then they are not allowed to compete.
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CVU High School
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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The Strike Zone
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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Tuesday July 7, 2026
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Wlliston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Archery Camp, Age 11-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Archery
Strength does not come from what you can do; it comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn’t. Like a well-aimed arrow, life requires direction and the courage to let go.In this camp, your child will become part of a community that has spanned the course of human history; its presence directly impacting cultures across the world. This camp will teach your child the fundamentals of archery, including the description of equipment, and the proper technique to safely and successfully loose arrows. There will be guided target shooting, but also games designed to provide a challenging and fun way to hone accuracy in the hopes that, working together, we unlock the inner Robin Hood in all of us!Instructor: Fred Murray Bio: As a child, Fred was a latch-key kid with an overactive imagination, so he spent much of his time in the woods, fashioning crude bows out of maple saplings and string, pretending to be Robin Hood. But life happens, and he got away from Archery while he started a family and focused on establishing his career. Along that journey, he was an after-school & summer camp counselor for the YMCA, working with children in grades K-8. Later, he was inspired by the show Arrow to pick up the bow again. Now he tries to incorporate his love of archery and nature into everyday life. He enjoys teaching others and working with children, and he hopes that he can help awaken a love of Archery and help others to feel the same thrill that he feels every time he hits his mark.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Designer Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Baking Camps, Age 8-10 & 11-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Baking Fun
Baking Fun: Ages 8-10 Campers will have fun baking and decorating cookies, cupcakes, and cakes. They will be led on a sweet journey of baking and decorating techniques. Then, they will share and eat their beautiful creations. Advanced Baking: Ages 11-14 Does your child like creating cake masterpieces? Are they looking for some fun cake-decorating techniques? If so, the Advanced Baking Camp is just for them. Campers will learn advanced decorating techniques, such as making homemade fondant and royal icing flowers to put on their cakeDirector- Sally Dattilio
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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STEAM Crafts Camp, Age 8-12 - **Early Drop-off Option- STEAM Camp
Let creativity, engineering, and imagination collide at our STEAM Crafts: Recycled Game Makers Camp!Campers will explore STEAM learning- a unique blend of science, technology, engineering, art, and math while designing and building everything from mini sports challenges, pinball machines, ring toss, and more! Campers will invent rules, construct prototypes, decorate their creations, and put their games into action! Instructor: Tara Weegar
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Archery Camp, Age 11-14 - Archery Camp
Strength does not come from what you can do; it comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn’t. Like a well-aimed arrow, life requires direction and the courage to let go.In this camp, your child will become part of a community that has spanned the course of human history; its presence directly impacting cultures across the world. This camp will teach your child the fundamentals of archery, including the description of equipment, and the proper technique to safely and successfully loose arrows. There will be guided target shooting, but also games designed to provide a challenging and fun way to hone accuracy in the hopes that, working together, we unlock the inner Robin Hood in all of us!Instructor: Fred Murray Bio: As a child, Fred was a latch-key kid with an overactive imagination, so he spent much of his time in the woods, fashioning crude bows out of maple saplings and string, pretending to be Robin Hood. But life happens, and he got away from Archery while he started a family and focused on establishing his career. Along that journey, he was an after-school & summer camp counselor for the YMCA, working with children in grades K-8. Later, he was inspired by the show Arrow to pick up the bow again. Now he tries to incorporate his love of archery and nature into everyday life. He enjoys teaching others and working with children, and he hopes that he can help awaken a love of Archery and help others to feel the same thrill that he feels every time he hits his mark.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - Designer Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Baking Camps, Age 8-10 & 11-14 - Baking Fun Camp
Baking Fun: Ages 8-10 Campers will have fun baking and decorating cookies, cupcakes, and cakes. They will be led on a sweet journey of baking and decorating techniques. Then, they will share and eat their beautiful creations. Advanced Baking: Ages 11-14 Does your child like creating cake masterpieces? Are they looking for some fun cake-decorating techniques? If so, the Advanced Baking Camp is just for them. Campers will learn advanced decorating techniques, such as making homemade fondant and royal icing flowers to put on their cakeDirector- Sally Dattilio
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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STEAM Crafts Camp, Age 8-12 - STEAM Camp
Let creativity, engineering, and imagination collide at our STEAM Crafts: Recycled Game Makers Camp!Campers will explore STEAM learning- a unique blend of science, technology, engineering, art, and math while designing and building everything from mini sports challenges, pinball machines, ring toss, and more! Campers will invent rules, construct prototypes, decorate their creations, and put their games into action! Instructor: Tara Weegar
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - *WAIT 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Karate Summer Camps, Age 5-14 - Karate Camp- S2
Welcome to The Summer of Mythicality, Villari's Self-Defense 2026 karate summer camp series where martial arts training meets myth, imagination, and adventure. While the Dragon, one of the Five Animals of Shaolin Kempo, serves as our central guide, campers will explore many mythical themes throughout the summer, drawing inspiration from legends, creatures, stories, and ancient traditions from around the world. Each camp is designed to spark curiosity, encourage creativity, and help kids discover their own spark.Each camp is a stand-alone adventure, exploring different legends, themes, and challenges within the world of mythicality. Together, they create a connected summer-long journey, but campers can join for one, two, or all three camps.No matter how many camps your child attends, they’ll find new adventures and activities to explore.Instructor: Villari's Self-Defense Staff
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Villari's Self-Defense
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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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. Program Info: Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 10:00-11:00 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Donations welcomed 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.NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:30 AM - 2:00 PM
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Senior Community Meal and Program
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Animal Crafts Camp, Age 8-12 - Animal Crafts Camp
Calling all animal lovers and creative makers! At Animal Crafts Camp, campers will bring the wild, cuddly, and magical animal kingdom to life through painting, sculpting, collage, and mixed-media design. From pets to jungle creatures, mythical beasts to ocean swimmers. Campers will explore fur, feathers, scales, and fun using fun, friendly, hands-on craft techniques.Instructor: Tara Weegar
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Arts & Crafts Camps, Age 6-9 - All About Clay Camp
All About Clay Camp (July 6-10, 1:00p-4:30p)Is your child ready to get their hands dirty and explore the world of clay? This camp will offer fun and engaging ways for your child to express their imagination and creativity using multiple types of clay. All About Animals Camp (August 3-7, 8:30a-12:00p)Come explore ways to make animal inspired art. Each day we will feature different fun projects, such as constructing a 3-D animal mask or paint your favorite animal on canvas with acrylic paints. Draw, paint and sculpt.Note:Please have students bring smocks, a reusable bag to bring crafts home in, and bring a snack and water bottle.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Tennis Camps, Ages 6-13 - Tennis Camp- Age 9-13, S1
Campers will learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke techniques including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Note: Three Sessions are Being OfferedSession 1: Ages 9-13Session 2: Ages 6-8 and 9-12Session 3: Ages 6-8 and 9-12Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff
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Williston Central School
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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The Strike Zone
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Animal Crafts Camp, Age 8-12 - **Early Drop-off Option- Animal Crafts Camp
Calling all animal lovers and creative makers! At Animal Crafts Camp, campers will bring the wild, cuddly, and magical animal kingdom to life through painting, sculpting, collage, and mixed-media design. From pets to jungle creatures, mythical beasts to ocean swimmers. Campers will explore fur, feathers, scales, and fun using fun, friendly, hands-on craft techniques.Instructor: Tara Weegar
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Arts & Crafts Camps, Age 6-9 - **Late Pick up Option - All About Clay Camp
All About Clay Camp (July 6-10, 1:00p-4:30p)Is your child ready to get their hands dirty and explore the world of clay? This camp will offer fun and engaging ways for your child to express their imagination and creativity using multiple types of clay. All About Animals Camp (August 3-7, 8:30a-12:00p)Come explore ways to make animal inspired art. Each day we will feature different fun projects, such as constructing a 3-D animal mask or paint your favorite animal on canvas with acrylic paints. Draw, paint and sculpt.Note:Please have students bring smocks, a reusable bag to bring crafts home in, and bring a snack and water bottle.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tuesdays
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Game On
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- North
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- South
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Valkyries
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field- East
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Table Tennis- Adult Pickup, Age 18+ - Table Tennis Pickup - Summer
Come out and play, stay fit, and meet new people. The program is open to all experience levels. Players should bring their paddles (a limited number of loaner paddles are available)Program Info: Pickup Table Tennis is by Registration and Payment Only. Once registered and paid, you will receive a receipt from recreation@willistonvt.org. Be sure to read over the rules for the pick-up program before registering. See the link below.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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Wednesday July 8, 2026
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Wlliston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Archery Camp, Age 11-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Archery
Strength does not come from what you can do; it comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn’t. Like a well-aimed arrow, life requires direction and the courage to let go.In this camp, your child will become part of a community that has spanned the course of human history; its presence directly impacting cultures across the world. This camp will teach your child the fundamentals of archery, including the description of equipment, and the proper technique to safely and successfully loose arrows. There will be guided target shooting, but also games designed to provide a challenging and fun way to hone accuracy in the hopes that, working together, we unlock the inner Robin Hood in all of us!Instructor: Fred Murray Bio: As a child, Fred was a latch-key kid with an overactive imagination, so he spent much of his time in the woods, fashioning crude bows out of maple saplings and string, pretending to be Robin Hood. But life happens, and he got away from Archery while he started a family and focused on establishing his career. Along that journey, he was an after-school & summer camp counselor for the YMCA, working with children in grades K-8. Later, he was inspired by the show Arrow to pick up the bow again. Now he tries to incorporate his love of archery and nature into everyday life. He enjoys teaching others and working with children, and he hopes that he can help awaken a love of Archery and help others to feel the same thrill that he feels every time he hits his mark.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Designer Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Baking Camps, Age 8-10 & 11-14 - **Early Drop-off Option- Baking Fun
Baking Fun: Ages 8-10 Campers will have fun baking and decorating cookies, cupcakes, and cakes. They will be led on a sweet journey of baking and decorating techniques. Then, they will share and eat their beautiful creations. Advanced Baking: Ages 11-14 Does your child like creating cake masterpieces? Are they looking for some fun cake-decorating techniques? If so, the Advanced Baking Camp is just for them. Campers will learn advanced decorating techniques, such as making homemade fondant and royal icing flowers to put on their cakeDirector- Sally Dattilio
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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STEAM Crafts Camp, Age 8-12 - **Early Drop-off Option- STEAM Camp
Let creativity, engineering, and imagination collide at our STEAM Crafts: Recycled Game Makers Camp!Campers will explore STEAM learning- a unique blend of science, technology, engineering, art, and math while designing and building everything from mini sports challenges, pinball machines, ring toss, and more! Campers will invent rules, construct prototypes, decorate their creations, and put their games into action! Instructor: Tara Weegar
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Archery Camp, Age 11-14 - Archery Camp
Strength does not come from what you can do; it comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn’t. Like a well-aimed arrow, life requires direction and the courage to let go.In this camp, your child will become part of a community that has spanned the course of human history; its presence directly impacting cultures across the world. This camp will teach your child the fundamentals of archery, including the description of equipment, and the proper technique to safely and successfully loose arrows. There will be guided target shooting, but also games designed to provide a challenging and fun way to hone accuracy in the hopes that, working together, we unlock the inner Robin Hood in all of us!Instructor: Fred Murray Bio: As a child, Fred was a latch-key kid with an overactive imagination, so he spent much of his time in the woods, fashioning crude bows out of maple saplings and string, pretending to be Robin Hood. But life happens, and he got away from Archery while he started a family and focused on establishing his career. Along that journey, he was an after-school & summer camp counselor for the YMCA, working with children in grades K-8. Later, he was inspired by the show Arrow to pick up the bow again. Now he tries to incorporate his love of archery and nature into everyday life. He enjoys teaching others and working with children, and he hopes that he can help awaken a love of Archery and help others to feel the same thrill that he feels every time he hits his mark.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Art Camps, Age 6-14 - Designer Art Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Art Camp (June 22-26, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will celebrate the world of nature by getting outside to create artwork inspired by Mother Nature. Students will create landscapes, botanical art, cyanotype prints, weaving, clay pieces, paintings, and more!Designer Art Camp (July 6-10, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore interior and fashion design by creating one-of-a-kind pieces to decorate their rooms. Students will construct 3D dream rooms, lanterns, mixed-media frames, 3D backpack clips, and more. Comic and Manga Camp (July 13-17, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore character development, the storytelling process, paneling, and texture and color techniques. Students will bring their unique characters to life with animation extensions. We will take a field trip to the local library to encourage summer reading and to explore comic and manga artists.Artist Studio Camp (July 27-31, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore studio thinking and planning to create one-of-a-kind artwork. Students will create mixed-media art through drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, and fiber arts. They will walk away with custom sketchbooks, printed tote bags, wall hangings, and more!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.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Baking Camps, Age 8-10 & 11-14 - Baking Fun Camp
Baking Fun: Ages 8-10 Campers will have fun baking and decorating cookies, cupcakes, and cakes. They will be led on a sweet journey of baking and decorating techniques. Then, they will share and eat their beautiful creations. Advanced Baking: Ages 11-14 Does your child like creating cake masterpieces? Are they looking for some fun cake-decorating techniques? If so, the Advanced Baking Camp is just for them. Campers will learn advanced decorating techniques, such as making homemade fondant and royal icing flowers to put on their cakeDirector- Sally Dattilio
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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STEAM Crafts Camp, Age 8-12 - STEAM Camp
Let creativity, engineering, and imagination collide at our STEAM Crafts: Recycled Game Makers Camp!Campers will explore STEAM learning- a unique blend of science, technology, engineering, art, and math while designing and building everything from mini sports challenges, pinball machines, ring toss, and more! Campers will invent rules, construct prototypes, decorate their creations, and put their games into action! Instructor: Tara Weegar
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - *WAIT 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Karate Summer Camps, Age 5-14 - Karate Camp- S2
Welcome to The Summer of Mythicality, Villari's Self-Defense 2026 karate summer camp series where martial arts training meets myth, imagination, and adventure. While the Dragon, one of the Five Animals of Shaolin Kempo, serves as our central guide, campers will explore many mythical themes throughout the summer, drawing inspiration from legends, creatures, stories, and ancient traditions from around the world. Each camp is designed to spark curiosity, encourage creativity, and help kids discover their own spark.Each camp is a stand-alone adventure, exploring different legends, themes, and challenges within the world of mythicality. Together, they create a connected summer-long journey, but campers can join for one, two, or all three camps.No matter how many camps your child attends, they’ll find new adventures and activities to explore.Instructor: Villari's Self-Defense Staff
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Villari's Self-Defense
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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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 participantsNOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+, who want a low-impact workout to start or continue their 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!Instructor: Jazmin Ferrari 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 of experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes, ARC Lifeguard, and First Aid.Sponsor:
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - *WAIT LIST* - 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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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12:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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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 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-5:00p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:15p Afternoons- 12:15-5:00 p.m. 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 22 to August 14 There are 7-1-week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 22 to August 7 (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- $205 Res/$220 Non Half-Day Sessions- $115 Res/$130 Non Four-Day Session- June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) Full Days- $164 Res/$179 Non Half Days- $92 Res/$107 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 22-August 14 $1,450 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026Summer 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.For More Info on the Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Animal Crafts Camp, Age 8-12 - Animal Crafts Camp
Calling all animal lovers and creative makers! At Animal Crafts Camp, campers will bring the wild, cuddly, and magical animal kingdom to life through painting, sculpting, collage, and mixed-media design. From pets to jungle creatures, mythical beasts to ocean swimmers. Campers will explore fur, feathers, scales, and fun using fun, friendly, hands-on craft techniques.Instructor: Tara Weegar
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Arts & Crafts Camps, Age 6-9 - All About Clay Camp
All About Clay Camp (July 6-10, 1:00p-4:30p)Is your child ready to get their hands dirty and explore the world of clay? This camp will offer fun and engaging ways for your child to express their imagination and creativity using multiple types of clay. All About Animals Camp (August 3-7, 8:30a-12:00p)Come explore ways to make animal inspired art. Each day we will feature different fun projects, such as constructing a 3-D animal mask or paint your favorite animal on canvas with acrylic paints. Draw, paint and sculpt.Note:Please have students bring smocks, a reusable bag to bring crafts home in, and bring a snack and water bottle.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Tennis Camps, Ages 6-13 - Tennis Camp- Age 9-13, S1
Campers will learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke techniques including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Note: Three Sessions are Being OfferedSession 1: Ages 9-13Session 2: Ages 6-8 and 9-12Session 3: Ages 6-8 and 9-12Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Animal Crafts Camp, Age 8-12 - **Early Drop-off Option- Animal Crafts Camp
Calling all animal lovers and creative makers! At Animal Crafts Camp, campers will bring the wild, cuddly, and magical animal kingdom to life through painting, sculpting, collage, and mixed-media design. From pets to jungle creatures, mythical beasts to ocean swimmers. Campers will explore fur, feathers, scales, and fun using fun, friendly, hands-on craft techniques.Instructor: Tara Weegar
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Arts & Crafts Camps, Age 6-9 - **Late Pick up Option - All About Clay Camp
All About Clay Camp (July 6-10, 1:00p-4:30p)Is your child ready to get their hands dirty and explore the world of clay? This camp will offer fun and engaging ways for your child to express their imagination and creativity using multiple types of clay. All About Animals Camp (August 3-7, 8:30a-12:00p)Come explore ways to make animal inspired art. Each day we will feature different fun projects, such as constructing a 3-D animal mask or paint your favorite animal on canvas with acrylic paints. Draw, paint and sculpt.Note:Please have students bring smocks, a reusable bag to bring crafts home in, and bring a snack and water bottle.Instructor: Lisa Boutin Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 28 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I love to garden, cook for family and friends, and teach others how to cook.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- 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 6 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. Camp Options: 6-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 29- August 7 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- $285 Res./$300 Non 4 Day Adv- June 29-July 2- $228 Res/$243 Non (no camp July 3) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 5, 2026 CAMPS: Wk 1- 4-Day Adventure - June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3) 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 2- Summit Scramble - July 6-10 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 3- Park Around - July 13-17 Come discover what the State Parks of VT have 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 20-24 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- Aqua Adventure- July 27-31 The week is full of getting swimming and exploring new places, like pools, splash pads, amusement parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 6- Discover VT - Aug 3-7 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
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Williston Central School
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Wednesdays
Summer strength loading... Get 4 weeks for $59 (yep, that’s 2 weeks FREE). Dance it out, sculpt it up, and stay consistent all summer long. Link to get started: https://www.jazzercise.com/studio/vt/at-williston-recreationJazzercise classes are ideal for anyone 16 years or older who wants to establish or maintain a regular exercise routine. Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength and mobility throughout life. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during class, please don't hesitate to inform your instructor, who will be happy to assist you.Jazzercise is an inclusive fitness program suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. The classes feature easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility exercises.To accommodate diverse needs, the classes are designed with varying levels of impact and intensity. Instructors are happy to offer modifications and options to help you customize your workout experience. Use of a chair is also an available option.Program Information: Three levels of instruction are offered, with 8 classes a week for you to attend on any pass offered. 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) 8:30-9:30a- Sundays 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays Cardio Sculpt High/High (High Impact, High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Mondays & Wednesdays 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 (weights are available, but you are welcome to bring your own) - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructors: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: Class Owner/Instructor. Certified in 2004. Loves teaching the Low and Low/High Format routines with cardio dance and strength training, making the classes challenging and fun. Lives in the hills of Huntington with husband Bob and all the woodland critters and feather friends who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Tamie Jo Dickinson, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2009. Loves Jazzercise and motivating members in challenging themselves. She is a National Board Certified Business Teacher, recently retired from CVU High School after decades of teaching, and now teaches business and entrepreneurship classes at Champlain College, CCV, and through the Governor's Institute. She is a state-wide start-up advisor with the VT Small Business Development Center with a focus on youth entrepreneurship. Shannon Farnum, Associate Instructor Bio: Certified in 2025. Loves Jazzercise for the energy, fun, and supportive community. Enjoys her time with the family, snowboarding, playing golf, and swimming.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Champlain Valley American Legion
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Game On
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Track & Field, Age 6-14 - Track & Field
Registration Deadlines Early-Bird Discount- Sunday, June 7 (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 Registration Deadline- Sunday, June 14 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. This is a 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, July 18. See age requirements below. Director: Catherine Moller Note: Athletes' Age: The athlete's age group is determined by his/her age as of December 31, 2026. Athletes aged 7-15 on December 31, 2026, are eligible to participate in the meet this year. If the athlete was a freshman in high school during the current 2025-26 school year, then they are not allowed to compete.
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CVU High School
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field E (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field F (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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My Social Sports
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Court- 2
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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My Social Sports
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Court- 1
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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My Social Sports
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Court- 3
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