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Monday June 29, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Outdoor Learners - Summer 2026 The goal of this program is to get kids back outdoors while using their imagination and creativity to care for nature, create projects using simple materials, garden, and prepare no-cook foods. Gathering at the Swift River pavilion, we will camp in a tent, work in the school garden, and then cool off under the sprinklers. Each day will have its own theme: Guacamole Party: Make your own guacamole and use the pit to grow a tree. *First Aid: Learn basis first-aid and put together your own first aid kit. Sand: Make sandcastles, find buried treasure, and make your own zen garden to take home. Solar Oven Cook-off: Design your own solar oven and see what you can cook up using the sun!If there is a thunderstorm or torrential downpour, the children will move inside Swift River.

Tuesday June 30, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Outdoor Learners - Summer 2026 The goal of this program is to get kids back outdoors while using their imagination and creativity to care for nature, create projects using simple materials, garden, and prepare no-cook foods. Gathering at the Swift River pavilion, we will camp in a tent, work in the school garden, and then cool off under the sprinklers. Each day will have its own theme: Guacamole Party: Make your own guacamole and use the pit to grow a tree. *First Aid: Learn basis first-aid and put together your own first aid kit. Sand: Make sandcastles, find buried treasure, and make your own zen garden to take home. Solar Oven Cook-off: Design your own solar oven and see what you can cook up using the sun!If there is a thunderstorm or torrential downpour, the children will move inside Swift River.

Wednesday July 1, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Outdoor Learners - Summer 2026 The goal of this program is to get kids back outdoors while using their imagination and creativity to care for nature, create projects using simple materials, garden, and prepare no-cook foods. Gathering at the Swift River pavilion, we will camp in a tent, work in the school garden, and then cool off under the sprinklers. Each day will have its own theme: Guacamole Party: Make your own guacamole and use the pit to grow a tree. *First Aid: Learn basis first-aid and put together your own first aid kit. Sand: Make sandcastles, find buried treasure, and make your own zen garden to take home. Solar Oven Cook-off: Design your own solar oven and see what you can cook up using the sun!If there is a thunderstorm or torrential downpour, the children will move inside Swift River.

Thursday July 2, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Outdoor Learners - Summer 2026 The goal of this program is to get kids back outdoors while using their imagination and creativity to care for nature, create projects using simple materials, garden, and prepare no-cook foods. Gathering at the Swift River pavilion, we will camp in a tent, work in the school garden, and then cool off under the sprinklers. Each day will have its own theme: Guacamole Party: Make your own guacamole and use the pit to grow a tree. *First Aid: Learn basis first-aid and put together your own first aid kit. Sand: Make sandcastles, find buried treasure, and make your own zen garden to take home. Solar Oven Cook-off: Design your own solar oven and see what you can cook up using the sun!If there is a thunderstorm or torrential downpour, the children will move inside Swift River.

Monday July 6, 2026
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM	Pre-School Soccer - Summer 2026- 3 & 4 year olds - 10:00-10:45 a.m. This program is designed to introduce children to the game of soccer. This is not a league; this program is all about fun! Focus will be on teaching children basic soccer skills, while playing age-appropriate games. The goal is to develop motor skills, coordination, creative thinking, positive interaction with other children, and an enjoyment for soccer.Sneakers or cleats may be worn. Shin guards are recommended but not mandatory. Please bring a water bottle.Spring Registration opens on Monday, March 2nd for residents and Monday, March 9th for Non-residents
5:00 PM - 5:45 PM	Pre-School Soccer - Summer 2026- 3 & 4 year olds - 5:00-5:45 p.m. This program is designed to introduce children to the game of soccer. This is not a league; this program is all about fun! Focus will be on teaching children basic soccer skills, while playing age-appropriate games. The goal is to develop motor skills, coordination, creative thinking, positive interaction with other children, and an enjoyment for soccer.Sneakers or cleats may be worn. Shin guards are recommended but not mandatory. Please bring a water bottle.Spring Registration opens on Monday, March 2nd for residents and Monday, March 9th for Non-residents

Tuesday July 7, 2026
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM	Pre-School Soccer - Summer 2026- 3 & 4 year olds - 10:00-10:45 a.m. This program is designed to introduce children to the game of soccer. This is not a league; this program is all about fun! Focus will be on teaching children basic soccer skills, while playing age-appropriate games. The goal is to develop motor skills, coordination, creative thinking, positive interaction with other children, and an enjoyment for soccer.Sneakers or cleats may be worn. Shin guards are recommended but not mandatory. Please bring a water bottle.Spring Registration opens on Monday, March 2nd for residents and Monday, March 9th for Non-residents
5:00 PM - 5:45 PM	Pre-School Soccer - Summer 2026- 3 & 4 year olds - 5:00-5:45 p.m. This program is designed to introduce children to the game of soccer. This is not a league; this program is all about fun! Focus will be on teaching children basic soccer skills, while playing age-appropriate games. The goal is to develop motor skills, coordination, creative thinking, positive interaction with other children, and an enjoyment for soccer.Sneakers or cleats may be worn. Shin guards are recommended but not mandatory. Please bring a water bottle.Spring Registration opens on Monday, March 2nd for residents and Monday, March 9th for Non-residents

Wednesday July 8, 2026
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM	Pre-School Soccer - Summer 2026- 3 & 4 year olds - 10:00-10:45 a.m. This program is designed to introduce children to the game of soccer. This is not a league; this program is all about fun! Focus will be on teaching children basic soccer skills, while playing age-appropriate games. The goal is to develop motor skills, coordination, creative thinking, positive interaction with other children, and an enjoyment for soccer.Sneakers or cleats may be worn. Shin guards are recommended but not mandatory. Please bring a water bottle.Spring Registration opens on Monday, March 2nd for residents and Monday, March 9th for Non-residents
5:00 PM - 5:45 PM	Pre-School Soccer - Summer 2026- 3 & 4 year olds - 5:00-5:45 p.m. This program is designed to introduce children to the game of soccer. This is not a league; this program is all about fun! Focus will be on teaching children basic soccer skills, while playing age-appropriate games. The goal is to develop motor skills, coordination, creative thinking, positive interaction with other children, and an enjoyment for soccer.Sneakers or cleats may be worn. Shin guards are recommended but not mandatory. Please bring a water bottle.Spring Registration opens on Monday, March 2nd for residents and Monday, March 9th for Non-residents

Thursday July 9, 2026
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM	Pre-School Soccer - Summer 2026- 3 & 4 year olds - 10:00-10:45 a.m. This program is designed to introduce children to the game of soccer. This is not a league; this program is all about fun! Focus will be on teaching children basic soccer skills, while playing age-appropriate games. The goal is to develop motor skills, coordination, creative thinking, positive interaction with other children, and an enjoyment for soccer.Sneakers or cleats may be worn. Shin guards are recommended but not mandatory. Please bring a water bottle.Spring Registration opens on Monday, March 2nd for residents and Monday, March 9th for Non-residents
5:00 PM - 5:45 PM	Pre-School Soccer - Summer 2026- 3 & 4 year olds - 5:00-5:45 p.m. This program is designed to introduce children to the game of soccer. This is not a league; this program is all about fun! Focus will be on teaching children basic soccer skills, while playing age-appropriate games. The goal is to develop motor skills, coordination, creative thinking, positive interaction with other children, and an enjoyment for soccer.Sneakers or cleats may be worn. Shin guards are recommended but not mandatory. Please bring a water bottle.Spring Registration opens on Monday, March 2nd for residents and Monday, March 9th for Non-residents

Tuesday July 14, 2026
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Raines Development - Soccer-week 3 These programs are open to Boys entering 4th - 6th grade.Soccer: These sessions will be centered around specific fundamentals such as dribbling/ball control, first touch, passing, shooting, and defending. In the process of completing these drills, athletes will learn more about fitness and how important it is as you advance to new levels of the sport. A series of drills used by Coach Raines at the Junior Varsity level at BHS will be used to help enhance the skills of participants. NEEDS: Participants should bring water, soccer cleats (flat shoes if forced to be indoors due to weather), and a soccer ball (if they have their own). Basketball: There will be many different skill development drills used in these sessions to work on shooting, dribbling, passing, and defending. An emphasis on form/technique and getting as many high-quality repetitions as possible will be a priority. Footwork will be another focal point, as having good footwork can help athletes standout amongst their competitors. Different types of finishing/layup drills will be used to help develop shot-making ability and footwork.NEEDS: Participants should bring water, basketball shoes (sneakers are totally fine), and a basketball (if they have their own).
6:15 PM - 7:15 PM	Raines Development - Soccer-week 3 These programs are open to Boys entering 4th - 6th grade.Soccer: These sessions will be centered around specific fundamentals such as dribbling/ball control, first touch, passing, shooting, and defending. In the process of completing these drills, athletes will learn more about fitness and how important it is as you advance to new levels of the sport. A series of drills used by Coach Raines at the Junior Varsity level at BHS will be used to help enhance the skills of participants. NEEDS: Participants should bring water, soccer cleats (flat shoes if forced to be indoors due to weather), and a soccer ball (if they have their own). Basketball: There will be many different skill development drills used in these sessions to work on shooting, dribbling, passing, and defending. An emphasis on form/technique and getting as many high-quality repetitions as possible will be a priority. Footwork will be another focal point, as having good footwork can help athletes standout amongst their competitors. Different types of finishing/layup drills will be used to help develop shot-making ability and footwork.NEEDS: Participants should bring water, basketball shoes (sneakers are totally fine), and a basketball (if they have their own).

Thursday July 16, 2026
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Raines Development - Soccer-week 3 These programs are open to Boys entering 4th - 6th grade.Soccer: These sessions will be centered around specific fundamentals such as dribbling/ball control, first touch, passing, shooting, and defending. In the process of completing these drills, athletes will learn more about fitness and how important it is as you advance to new levels of the sport. A series of drills used by Coach Raines at the Junior Varsity level at BHS will be used to help enhance the skills of participants. NEEDS: Participants should bring water, soccer cleats (flat shoes if forced to be indoors due to weather), and a soccer ball (if they have their own). Basketball: There will be many different skill development drills used in these sessions to work on shooting, dribbling, passing, and defending. An emphasis on form/technique and getting as many high-quality repetitions as possible will be a priority. Footwork will be another focal point, as having good footwork can help athletes standout amongst their competitors. Different types of finishing/layup drills will be used to help develop shot-making ability and footwork.NEEDS: Participants should bring water, basketball shoes (sneakers are totally fine), and a basketball (if they have their own).
6:15 PM - 7:15 PM	Raines Development - Soccer-week 3 These programs are open to Boys entering 4th - 6th grade.Soccer: These sessions will be centered around specific fundamentals such as dribbling/ball control, first touch, passing, shooting, and defending. In the process of completing these drills, athletes will learn more about fitness and how important it is as you advance to new levels of the sport. A series of drills used by Coach Raines at the Junior Varsity level at BHS will be used to help enhance the skills of participants. NEEDS: Participants should bring water, soccer cleats (flat shoes if forced to be indoors due to weather), and a soccer ball (if they have their own). Basketball: There will be many different skill development drills used in these sessions to work on shooting, dribbling, passing, and defending. An emphasis on form/technique and getting as many high-quality repetitions as possible will be a priority. Footwork will be another focal point, as having good footwork can help athletes standout amongst their competitors. Different types of finishing/layup drills will be used to help develop shot-making ability and footwork.NEEDS: Participants should bring water, basketball shoes (sneakers are totally fine), and a basketball (if they have their own).

Tuesday July 21, 2026
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Raines Development - Soccer-week 4 These programs are open to Boys entering 4th - 6th grade.Soccer: These sessions will be centered around specific fundamentals such as dribbling/ball control, first touch, passing, shooting, and defending. In the process of completing these drills, athletes will learn more about fitness and how important it is as you advance to new levels of the sport. A series of drills used by Coach Raines at the Junior Varsity level at BHS will be used to help enhance the skills of participants. NEEDS: Participants should bring water, soccer cleats (flat shoes if forced to be indoors due to weather), and a soccer ball (if they have their own). Basketball: There will be many different skill development drills used in these sessions to work on shooting, dribbling, passing, and defending. An emphasis on form/technique and getting as many high-quality repetitions as possible will be a priority. Footwork will be another focal point, as having good footwork can help athletes standout amongst their competitors. Different types of finishing/layup drills will be used to help develop shot-making ability and footwork.NEEDS: Participants should bring water, basketball shoes (sneakers are totally fine), and a basketball (if they have their own).
6:15 PM - 7:15 PM	Raines Development - Soccer-week 4 These programs are open to Boys entering 4th - 6th grade.Soccer: These sessions will be centered around specific fundamentals such as dribbling/ball control, first touch, passing, shooting, and defending. In the process of completing these drills, athletes will learn more about fitness and how important it is as you advance to new levels of the sport. A series of drills used by Coach Raines at the Junior Varsity level at BHS will be used to help enhance the skills of participants. NEEDS: Participants should bring water, soccer cleats (flat shoes if forced to be indoors due to weather), and a soccer ball (if they have their own). Basketball: There will be many different skill development drills used in these sessions to work on shooting, dribbling, passing, and defending. An emphasis on form/technique and getting as many high-quality repetitions as possible will be a priority. Footwork will be another focal point, as having good footwork can help athletes standout amongst their competitors. Different types of finishing/layup drills will be used to help develop shot-making ability and footwork.NEEDS: Participants should bring water, basketball shoes (sneakers are totally fine), and a basketball (if they have their own).

Thursday July 23, 2026
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Raines Development - Soccer-week 4 These programs are open to Boys entering 4th - 6th grade.Soccer: These sessions will be centered around specific fundamentals such as dribbling/ball control, first touch, passing, shooting, and defending. In the process of completing these drills, athletes will learn more about fitness and how important it is as you advance to new levels of the sport. A series of drills used by Coach Raines at the Junior Varsity level at BHS will be used to help enhance the skills of participants. NEEDS: Participants should bring water, soccer cleats (flat shoes if forced to be indoors due to weather), and a soccer ball (if they have their own). Basketball: There will be many different skill development drills used in these sessions to work on shooting, dribbling, passing, and defending. An emphasis on form/technique and getting as many high-quality repetitions as possible will be a priority. Footwork will be another focal point, as having good footwork can help athletes standout amongst their competitors. Different types of finishing/layup drills will be used to help develop shot-making ability and footwork.NEEDS: Participants should bring water, basketball shoes (sneakers are totally fine), and a basketball (if they have their own).
6:15 PM - 7:15 PM	Raines Development - Soccer-week 4 These programs are open to Boys entering 4th - 6th grade.Soccer: These sessions will be centered around specific fundamentals such as dribbling/ball control, first touch, passing, shooting, and defending. In the process of completing these drills, athletes will learn more about fitness and how important it is as you advance to new levels of the sport. A series of drills used by Coach Raines at the Junior Varsity level at BHS will be used to help enhance the skills of participants. NEEDS: Participants should bring water, soccer cleats (flat shoes if forced to be indoors due to weather), and a soccer ball (if they have their own). Basketball: There will be many different skill development drills used in these sessions to work on shooting, dribbling, passing, and defending. An emphasis on form/technique and getting as many high-quality repetitions as possible will be a priority. Footwork will be another focal point, as having good footwork can help athletes standout amongst their competitors. Different types of finishing/layup drills will be used to help develop shot-making ability and footwork.NEEDS: Participants should bring water, basketball shoes (sneakers are totally fine), and a basketball (if they have their own).