Summer Camps 2012
Sport Programs and Summer Camp fun for children going into Kindergarten - 6th Grade in the Fall of 2012.
Dr. John's Sports Center offers a unique program specifically designed to meet children's
need to move and help children develop physical activity and nutrition behaviors that will
keep them healthy for a lifetime. Our summer camps focus on learning the skills necessary
to be successful during play, understanding how to work within a group and cooperate with
others to reach goals and having fun throughout the day. We offer our activities both inside
and outside and find multiple ways to cool off during the hot summer months.
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ALL WEEKS ARE CURRENTLY SOLD OUT.
*You may call 259-7545 if you would like to be added to our waiting list.* |
Week |
Sport Focus (Dance & Sport Focus held in the mornings) |
June 4 - June 8 (Menu A) |
Soccer & Cooperative Challenge Games |
June 11 - June 15 (Menu B) |
Flag Football or Dance |
June 18 - June 22 (Menu C) |
Volleyball & Baseball |
June 25 - June 29 (Menu A) |
Basketball or Dance |
July 2 - July 6 (Menu B) |
Track & Field (prorated for July 4th closing) |
July 9 - July 13 (Menu C) |
"Dr. John's Campers Got Talent" Search or Archery & Golf |
July 16 - July 20 (Menu A) |
Soccer & Cooperative Challenge Games |
July 23 - July 27 (Menu B) |
Floor Hockey & Football Skills or Dance |
July 30 - Aug 3 (Menu C) |
Basketball & Baseball |
Aug 6 - Aug 10 (Menu A) |
Archery or Dance |
Aug 13 - Aug 17 (Menu B) |
Track & Field |
Aug 20 - Aug 24 (Menu C) |
Summer Olympic Games & Sport Festival |
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**ALL CAMPS SOLD OUT**
Full Day and Half Day Camps
Full Day Camps
Time: 7am - 6pm (organized programming from 9am - 4pm)
Cost: $200 per week
¨ Extended hours (drop off as early as 7am & pick up as late as 6pm)
¨ Sport & Dance Instruction (skill building drills & games)
¨ Cooperative games & supervised free play
¨ Healthy snacks & lunches
¨ Swimming or water activities at least 3 times per week
Half Day Camps
Morning Camps without Lunch
Time: 7am – 11:45am (organized programming from 9am – 11:45am)
Cost: $125 per week (no lunch) |
Morning Camps with Lunch
Time: 7am – 12:45pm (organized programming from 9am – 11:45am)
Cost: $150 per week |
¨ Extended hours (drop off as early as 7am)
¨ Sport & Dance Instruction (skill building drills & games)
¨ Cooperative games & supervised free play
¨ Healthy snacks & lunches (lunches optional)
* No swimming or water activities offered
Afternoon Camps without Lunch
Time: 12:45pm – 6pm (organized programming from 9am – 11:45am)
Cost: $145 per week (no lunch) |
Afternoon Camps with Lunch
Time: 11:45am – 6pm (organized programming from 1pm – 4pm)
Cost: $170 per week |
¨ Extended hours (pick up as late as 6pm)
¨ Cooperative games & supervised free play
¨ Healthy snacks & lunches (lunches optional)
¨ Swimming or water activities at least 3 times per week
* No sport focus or dance offered
Sorry, no drop-ins accepted for Summer Camp Sessions. Pre-registration and pre-payment (two weeks in advance) for all camp sessions is required.
Registration is done on a weekly basis. Unfortunately, we have sold out all of our partial weeks slots for summer 2012, only full weeks are available.
As weeks begin to sell out we will offer a waiting list to those interested. If you have pre-registered, you must pay in full two weeks in advance or your spot will be released to someone on our waiting list.
* Please note that Dr. John's has instituted a price increase effective November 1, 2011.
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Food at Dr. John's - 2012 Food Policy
Our kitchen is familiar with picky eaters. We work with the child to broaden their culinary tastes to eat foods that are not served in a wrapper, box or on a stick. The only way children learn to eat healthy is by providing them with healthy food choices. Otherwise they will never experience and learn to eat foods that are good for overall wellbeing.
We are very creative in providing cooking classes, make your own snack interactive sessions, and taste tests. All are meant to provide children with hands on experience in food preparation, information about nutrition and exposure to trying something they have not tried before.
Menus are provided above and also posted at our Center. With 80 children + staff members to feed within a very short period of time, it is difficult on the kitchen staff to cater to individual children’s likes/dislikes. We do ask that all children come through the serving line as they may see something they would like to try. Milk, soy milk and water is offered at lunch, so please do not pack sodas or juice. No candy is allowed.
If you think your child will not eat what we are offering, please pack a lunch. Snacks are provided by Dr. John’s and we ask that you only pack lunch items.
We make special provisions for children with know food allergies, those on physician ordered diets (i.e. diabetic, wheat, peanut allergies) and vegetarians. If your child's nutritional needs can not be handled by our kitchen, we will let you know up front. You may be asked to supplement our menu with a partial lunch.
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2011- 2012 Student Holiday Camps at Dr. John's
Student Holidays are based on the LISD calendar. Children do not have to attend our After School Care program to participate in our Camps. Student Holiday Camps during the school year are $40 per day, cost includes morning & afternoon snacks, healthy lunch and structured physical activities each day. Sign up only for the days you need. Pre-registration and pre-payment is required. Sorry, no drop-ins accepted. Participants will need an Admission Packet on file prior to attendance.
- October 10th
- November 21st, 22nd & 23rd (closed Nov 24th & 25th)
- December 19th- 22nd, December 27th- 30th (closed December 23rd & 26th)
- January 16th
- February 6th, 7th, & 8th
- March 12th- 16th
- April 6th
- April 9th
** Closed Monday, May 28th **
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