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WaitlistPianoMusicPrivate piano lessons are offered to children and adults. Lessons are offered on a weekly basis for 30 minutes and are available for beginners as well as those who have piano experience. Minimum age requirements for enrolling in piano lessons will be determined by each instructor. Multiple qualified instructors will be teaching piano for the Community Education program. Piano lessons take place in the after school hours. Class times will be assigned individually. Please note that your registration does not confirm your enrollment in the piano class. You will be contacted once assigned to an available class or placed on a waiting list if no class is available. Prices may vary by instructor. In Introduction to College Prep Piano, the student receives a weekly 30-minute piano lesson that is tailored to their individual learning style. Lessons are focused on theory, technique, sight-reading, aural-training, and a variety of musical styles appropriate for beginners to advanced students of any age. Students are responsible for purchasing lesson books as assigned and should have access to a piano for daily practice. *Please note that all students are placed on a waiting list at the time of registration to allow staff to place students in an appropriate day and time. Once all spaces are filled and a true waiting list exists, registrants will be contacted as space becomes available. Please call the Community Ed office if you have questions regarding placement.Community Education 2026-2027 -
PickleballSports & FitnessPickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in the country—and it’s coming to Community Education! This class offers middle school students a fun and active way to learn the game while spending time with friends. Each session will include games, music, and plenty of playtime on the courts. Students will learn the rules, practice skills, and develop strategies in a relaxed, social environment. For our more advanced players, we’ll have dedicated courts set aside so they can enjoy competitive games and continue to improve their skills. Whether you’re brand new or already a baller, this class has a spot for you! Note: This class is held at the courts at Bryan County Recreation off Timber Trail. Transport is not available for this class. Parents must drop off and pick up at the start and end times of class.Community Education 2026-2027 -
WaitlistTim Reckmann (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)PlaygolfSports & FitnessPLAYGOLF Ready to discover the exciting world of golf? PLAYGOLF is a fun, engaging program designed specifically for children ages 6–14 who want to learn the game in an active and exciting way! Whether your child has never picked up a golf club or is curious about trying golf for the first time, PLAYGOLF provides the perfect introduction. Our instructors teach the fundamentals of golf through age-appropriate games, challenges, and activities that keep children moving, learning, and having fun. Children will develop: Golf-specific skills and techniques Hand-eye coordination and balance Focus, patience, and confidence Sportsmanship and respect A love for lifelong physical activity Best of all, all equipment is provided, so there's no need to purchase clubs or gear. Just bring a positive attitude and get ready to play! PLAYGOLF is the perfect opportunity for children to explore golf in a supportive, non-intimidating environment while building skills, making friends, and having a great time. Learn. Play. Swing. Grow. Join PLAYGOLF and see why golf can be one of the most rewarding sports a child can play!Community Education 2026-2027 -
Playsport with PlayballSports & FitnessPLAYSPORT with PLAYBALL Give your child the opportunity to experience a variety of sports in one exciting program! PLAYSPORT with Playball is a dynamic multi-sport program designed to develop confidence, coordination, teamwork, and a lifelong love of physical activity. Unlike programs that focus on a single sport, Playball introduces children to a wide range of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, hockey, volleyball, and more. Through fun games, skill-building activities, and age-appropriate challenges, children learn the fundamental movement and athletic skills that create a strong foundation for success in any sport they choose to pursue. Ages 3–5 Years Young athletes will develop balance, coordination, agility, and confidence while exploring different sports through imaginative games and exciting activities in a positive, non-competitive environment. Ages 5–7 Years Children will build on their athletic foundation by developing sport-specific skills, teamwork, game awareness, and problem-solving abilities through engaging multi-sport activities and challenges. Every class is action-packed, energetic, and designed to keep children moving, learning, and having fun! One Program. Many Sports. Endless Possibilities. Join PLAYSPORT with Playball and discover why children around the world love learning through movement, play, and sport!Community Education 2026-2027 -
Richmond Hill After School (Grades 2-5)Bryan County Before & After SchoolRegistration for the 2026–2027 Before and After School Program opened on July 1, 2026. Space is limited, and registrations will be processed in the order they are received. Please allow approximately one week for processing. Please Note: Student placements will be held from July 29 through August 12 to allow schools time to establish and adjust dismissal procedures at the beginning of the school year. Placement notifications will resume after this period. Before School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All Before School Program sites open at 6:15 AM and operate until the beginning of the school day. After School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All After School Program sites begin at the end of each school day and operate until 6:30 PM. Before and After School is open to Bryan County School students who: Follow directions in a group setting Respond appropriately to adult supervision in a group setting Perform basic self-help behaviors such as toileting and feeding independently Enter the student's grade level for the 2026-27 school year. Before/After School tuition is due weekly, regardless of attendance. Please note that all sites use the PikMyKid app for pick-up. Information will be emailed to all enrolled families prior to the first day of school.School Year 2026/2027 Bryan County Before & After School Site -
Richmond Hill After School (Grades PK-1)Bryan County Before & After SchoolRegistration for the 2026–2027 Before and After School Program opened on July 1, 2026. Space is limited, and registrations will be processed in the order they are received. Please allow approximately one week for processing. Please Note: Student placements will be held from July 29 through August 12 to allow schools time to establish and adjust dismissal procedures at the beginning of the school year. Placement notifications will resume after this period. Before School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All Before School Program sites open at 6:15 AM and operate until the beginning of the school day. After School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All After School Program sites begin at the end of each school day and operate until 6:30 PM. Before and After School is open to Bryan County School students who: Follow directions in a group setting Respond appropriately to adult supervision in a group setting Perform basic self-help behaviors such as toileting and feeding independently Enter the student's grade level for the 2026-27 school year. Before/After School tuition is due weekly, regardless of attendance. Please note that all sites use the PikMyKid app for pick-up. Information will be emailed to all enrolled families prior to the first day of school.School Year 2026/2027 Bryan County Before & After School Site -
Richmond Hill Before School (Grades 2 - 5)Bryan County Before & After SchoolRegistration for the 2026–2027 Before and After School Program opened on July 1, 2026. Space is limited, and registrations will be processed in the order they are received. Please allow approximately one week for processing. Please Note: Student placements will be held from July 29 through August 12 to allow schools time to establish and adjust dismissal procedures at the beginning of the school year. Placement notifications will resume after this period. Before School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All Before School Program sites open at 6:15 AM and operate until the beginning of the school day. After School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All After School Program sites begin at the end of each school day and operate until 6:30 PM. Before and After School is open to Bryan County School students who: Follow directions in a group setting Respond appropriately to adult supervision in a group setting Perform basic self-help behaviors such as toileting and feeding independently Enter the student's grade level for the 2026-27 school year. Before/After School tuition is due weekly, regardless of attendance. Please note that all sites use the PikMyKid app for pick-up. Information will be emailed to all enrolled families prior to the first day of school.School Year 2026/2027 Bryan County Before & After School Site -
Richmond Hill Before School (Grades PK - 1)Bryan County Before & After SchoolRegistration for the 2026–2027 Before and After School Program opened on July 1, 2026. Space is limited, and registrations will be processed in the order they are received. Please allow approximately one week for processing. Please Note: Student placements will be held from July 29 through August 12 to allow schools time to establish and adjust dismissal procedures at the beginning of the school year. Placement notifications will resume after this period. Before School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All Before School Program sites open at 6:15 AM and operate until the beginning of the school day. After School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All After School Program sites begin at the end of each school day and operate until 6:30 PM. Before and After School is open to Bryan County School students who: Follow directions in a group setting Respond appropriately to adult supervision in a group setting Perform basic self-help behaviors such as toileting and feeding independently Enter the student's grade level for the 2026-27 school year. Before/After School tuition is due weekly, regardless of attendance. Please note that all sites use the PikMyKid app for pick-up. Information will be emailed to all enrolled families prior to the first day of school.School Year 2026/2027 Bryan County Before & After School Site -
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Richmond Hill SocialYouth EnrichmentRichmond Hill Social Richmond Hill Social is a six-week course designed to help middle school students build confidence, respect, and polished social skills. Through fun, hands-on lessons, students will learn the art of introductions, conversation, proper table manners, and social grace for a variety of settings. Students will also explore appropriate dress for different occasions including how to tie a tie and present themselves with confidence and poise. Modeled after traditional etiquette and social programs for young people, this class blends timeless manners with modern relevance. The experience concludes with a Family Etiquette Dinner where students showcase everything they've learned in a refined, celebratory setting. Please note: Payment for the Family Etiquette Dinner is included in the enrollment fees. Please choose whether your family will include one parent or two parents for that event. No refunds are available regardless of attendance.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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SAT PrepYouth EnrichmentRequirements for enrollment: Students must have taken the PSAT or SAT and completed Algebra I; students must have a calculator (TI-84 or TI-84 Plus preferred) , a charged laptop or chrome book, and a College Board student account. If you are bringing a personal laptop, download the BlueBook app (Instructions HERE). You will be able to access BlueBoard with your College Board login credentials, so have your login and password. Three-Day SAT Prep Blast The SAT Prep Blast course concentrates on SAT reading, vocabulary, and writing skills along with math practice. The course includes practice in taking the NEW DIGITAL SAT, as well as strategies for sections and question types. Learn to approach the test analytically and with confidence and practice effective test-taking strategies. Examine the format of test sections, modules, question structure and content, as well as practice the skills and techniques for each type of question. Review useful approaches for eliminating guessing, using actual test questions released by College Board. We will use authentic practice materials within Bluebook as well as other SAT practice resources available through the College Board and Khan Academy. Practice work will help identify individual strengths and weaknesses, so additional practice can be tailored to a student’s specific needs. SAT Prep Blast will allow for a full SAT practice test with scoring and feedback. This class meets on one Monday, one Thursday, and one Saturday for a total of 6.5 hours of instruction. This in-person SAT course will give you a leg up over any online course. In this course you will: Receive one-on-one instruction and help. Learn where to find the most useful SAT Prep resources. Overcome your test taking anxiety.Community Education 2026-2027 -
SWAN: Senior Wellness & Active NetworkAdult EnrichmentParticipants have the option to sign up for recurring monthly or individual classes. Recurring class charges are billed on the first of each month. Individual class charges are billed upon registration. Activities will be updated quarterly.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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Science for KidsYouth EnrichmentThis one-hour STEM class incorporates Science, Technology, Engineering and Math into a variety of fun activities for students in grades K-5. Some past activities include dry-ice bubbles, color-reversing flowers, seltzer rockets and pop-can cars. Sign up for this class for engaging, hands-on learning! Early registration is suggested. Class is limited to 20 students per session.Community Education 2026-2027 -
Self Defense Workshop for WomenAdult EnrichmentThis self defense class curriculum is Progressive Self Defense (PSD) which focuses on situational/environmental awareness by enhancing personal security abilities. The core is to identify (mental aspect) and control possible invasive attacks by way of deployment of reasonable force to an assailant. PSD develops the tool kit (knowledge) in order for the individual to be competent and confident to respond in possible high stress scenarios including potential and activated attacks.The "tool kit" is based on:*Situational Awareness and Mindset*Threat Assessment *Counter Measures*Offensive/Defensive Mechanics*Proper deployment of self defense technique (blocks, strikes, and OODA Loop)*How to use the "fight or flight" in your favor*What to do after an attack (legal spectrum)This course ranges from 90 minutes up to 2 hours depending on class size and student understanding of the curriculum being instructed.Community Education 2026-2027 -
Sleep Under the Sea at Georgia AquariumYouth EnrichmentSleep Under the Sea at Georgia AquariumThis event is an overnight field trip to Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta. Sleep in front of a magnificent exhibit! More details coming soon! Open to Bryan County Schools students grades 4-8 only.Community Education 2026-2027 -
SnapologyS.T.E.M.If you like LEGO® bricks, you’ll LOVE this! Snapology provides a fun environment for children to learn science, technology, engineering, art and math using LEGO® bricks and other similar building toys. We want to inspire your children to be creators and innovators for life! Your child is sure to have a blast whether learning about sensors while building drills and magic wands, or discovering how to think in new and creative ways to self-monitor plans, generate solutions to problems, and construct innovative builds all on their own! Shhh…don’t tell them it’s educational! Session 1: Junior Builders - PK/K Class Only (August 19-September 23) Watch your child’s creativity and confidence grow in Snapology’s engaging preschool program! Designed for preschoolers and kindergarteners, this class provides a fun, hands-on environment where young learners can explore creative play activities that encourage imagination, self-expression, social skills, and early problem-solving. Through building, creating, and experimenting, children will strengthen their fine motor skills, develop confidence, and learn important skills while having fun with new friends. Parents will love seeing the growth and excitement their child brings home after each Snapology adventure! Foundational Engineering - FMES Class Only (August 20-September 24) Does your child love to build, invent, or figure out how things work? Snapology's Foundational Engineering: Machines & Contraptions class is the perfect opportunity for curious minds to explore the exciting world of engineering through hands-on learning. Using LEGO® bricks, students will build a variety of machines and contraptions while discovering how gears, levers, pulleys, and other simple machines work together to create movement. As they build, test, and redesign their creations, children will strengthen critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork skills in a fun and engaging environment. Whether your child enjoys constructing new ideas or loves taking things apart to understand how they work, this class will inspire a lifelong interest in engineering and STEM while making learning an exciting adventure! Mining & Building - Grades 1-3 and K-2 (August 19-September 23 and August 20-September 24) Does your child love Minecraft®? Give them the opportunity to bring their favorite game to life in this exciting Snapology class! Using LEGO® bricks, students will build their own Minecraft-inspired world complete with animals, creepers, and their very own Minecraft® character. Along the way, they'll develop creativity, problem-solving, teamwork, and engineering skills in a fun, hands-on learning environment. It's the perfect class for young Minecraft fans who love to build, create, and imagine!Mining & Building - Grades 3-8 (August 20-September 24)Does your child think they're a Minecraft® expert? Put their creativity and building skills to the test in Snapology's EPIC Minecraft® class! Through exciting building challenges and hands-on activities using LEGO® bricks, students will design, create, and problem-solve as they bring their favorite Minecraft® adventures to life. Along the way, they'll strengthen critical thinking, teamwork, and engineering skills while having an unforgettable time with fellow Minecraft fans. It's the perfect class for children who love to imagine, build, and create beyond the screen! Session 2: Junior Engineering - PK/K Class Only (October 7-November 11) Give your young builder the opportunity to explore, create, and discover with Snapology's hands-on engineering program designed especially for early learners! Using DUPLO® blocks, students will build fun and simple models while exploring how things move through pulleys, levers, gears, wheels, and axles. Through playful experimentation, children will begin to understand exciting STEM concepts like energy, buoyancy, and balance while developing creativity, problem-solving skills, and confidence. With plenty of opportunities for free-building and imagination, this class encourages young minds to explore, invent, and discover the joy of engineering in a fun and engaging environment! Jedi Masters - FMES Class Only (October 8-November 12) Calling all Star Wars® fans! Your child can bring their favorite galaxy to life in Snapology’s exciting Star Wars®-themed class. Using LEGO® bricks and interactive learning tools, students will build iconic scenes, create ships, design lightsabers, and let their imaginations take flight in a galaxy far, far away. Through hands-on building challenges, children will develop creativity, problem-solving, and engineering skills while having fun with fellow Star Wars® enthusiasts. Whether they dream of exploring new planets or building the next great invention, this class is the perfect adventure for young Padawans ready to create, imagine, and learn. May the Force be with them! Foundational Engineering - Grades 1-3 and K-2 (October 7-November 11 and October 8-November 12) Does your child love to build, invent, or figure out how things work? Snapology's Foundational Engineering: Machines & Contraptions class is the perfect opportunity for curious minds to explore the exciting world of engineering through hands-on learning. Using LEGO® bricks, students will build a variety of machines and contraptions while discovering how gears, levers, pulleys, and other simple machines work together to create movement. As they build, test, and redesign their creations, children will strengthen critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork skills in a fun and engaging environment. Whether your child enjoys constructing new ideas or loves taking things apart to understand how they work, this class will inspire a lifelong interest in engineering and STEM while making learning an exciting adventure! Foundational Engineering - Grades 3-8 (October 8-November 12)Take your child’s engineering skills to the next level with Snapology’s Intermediate Engineers program! Students will build exciting LEGO® models while exploring how gears, axles, and levers work together to create movement. Through hands-on building challenges, children will design and construct super-cool creations like cars, merry-go-rounds, go-carts, and catapults while working with classmates to develop teamwork, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills. With guided instruction and plenty of opportunities to experiment and create, this program inspires young engineers to explore, innovate, and have fun while learning! Session 3: Kinderbots - PK/K Class Only (December 2-Janauary 20) Introduce your child to the exciting world of robotics with Snapology’s hands-on robotics program! Students will explore the fundamentals of robotic design as they build and experiment with creative models that bring engineering concepts to life. From learning how sensors work while creating interactive inventions like drills and magic wands to discovering how gears and pulleys create movement through helicopters and robotic dogs, children will develop problem-solving skills, creativity, and confidence while having fun. This engaging STEM experience encourages young innovators to explore, design, and discover the possibilities of robotics! Creature Creator Robotics - Grades 1-3, K-2, and FMES (December 2-January 20and December 3-January 21) Calling all animal lovers and young builders! In Snapology’s Creature Creator Robotics class, students will combine their love of animals with the excitement of robotics as they create and explore their own animal-inspired robotic models. Using LEGO® bricks and hands-on activities, students will discover how gears, sensors, and simple machines help their creations move and work. From insects and dolphins to gorillas and other amazing creatures, children will build, experiment, and use their imagination while developing early engineering, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. This fun and interactive STEM experience will inspire young learners to create, explore, and discover the world of robotics! Real World Robotics - Grades 3-8 (December 3-January 21)Give your child the opportunity to explore the exciting world of robotics with Snapology’s Real World Robotics class! Designed for young technology enthusiasts, this hands-on STEM experience allows students to build robotic models inspired by real-life technologies while discovering how robots are designed and used in the world around them. Through engaging building challenges, students will explore concepts like gear ratios, sensors, simple machines, and introductory programming as they create projects such as alarm devices, earthquake detectors, robotic arms, and more. Along the way, children will strengthen creativity, problem-solving, and critical-thinking skills while having fun building, experimenting, and bringing their robotic ideas to life!Community Education 2026-2027 -
Softball FundamentalsSports & FitnessThis six-week softball class meets one day per week and is open to female students in grades 1–5. The class focuses on teaching the fundamentals of softball including throwing, catching, hitting, fielding, and base running. Sessions are designed to be fun, age-appropriate, and instructional, with an emphasis on skill development, confidence, and sportsmanship. This class is perfect for beginners or players looking to strengthen their skills.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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Specialty Art - Creating with Clay!Art & Performing ArtsCreating with Clay! Indulge in the messy fun of pinching, pulling, and pushing clay in a six-week ceramic class. Offered twice a year, this class is perfect for students who want to use clay for the first time or work with the material more! With an "open studio" feel, students will improve their skills with clay while fostering their own creativity in creating one-of-a-kind ceramic works. Students can expect to leave with 2-3 fully fired and glazed ceramic pieces that can last a lifetime! Open to grades 2-5. *Note: No transport provided for this class for students not enrolled in RHES or Carver ASP. Students must be dropped off and picked up by parents.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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Specialty Art - Little Hands, Big Art!Art & Performing ArtsLittle Hands, Big Art! In this creative class, young artists will explore a variety of art materials while making cute keepsakes to treasure. Children will try out different mediums in a fun, age-appropriate way, encouraging imagination, hands-on discovery, and a love of art. Open to grades PK-1.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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Strength & Cardio FoundationsAdult EnrichmentStrength & Cardio Foundations Build strength, improve endurance, and boost your overall fitness in this six-week program designed for adults of all fitness levels. Each session combines weight training, cardio, mobility, and functional movement exercises to help you move better, feel stronger, and increase your energy. Whether you’re new to exercise or looking to get back into a routine, this supportive program provides expert guidance, exercise modifications, and practical fitness strategies to help you achieve your goals.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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Summer Camp RegistrationFIRST STEP: Complete this registration form and pay $25 registration fee for each child. This is an annual fee and must be completed as the first step in enrolling in Community Education's Summer Camp 2026. Enrollment in camps is not valid until registration is complete and paid. Once completed and paid, campers can enroll in one or more camps. Enrollment fees for the camps will be due on Tuesday two weeks before the camp begins. *Note: You can view all camps before completing this step to be sure there is a camp your child would like to attend. Click here to registerCategory -
Summer Camp RegistrationSummer Camp RegistrationStep 1: Register for summer camp! Complete this registration form by selecting "Enroll Now," and pay $25 registration fee for each child. This is an annual fee and must be completed as the first step in enrolling in Community Education's Summer Camp 2026. Enrollment in camps is not valid until registration is complete and paid. Once completed and paid, campers can enroll in one or more camps. Enrollment fees for the camps will be due the Tuesday at midnight two weeks before the camp begins. *Note: You can view all camps before completing Step 1 to be sure that there is a camp you would like for your child to attend. Step 2: Enroll in camps! Choose Continue Shopping after registering Choose Explore all Programs Choose View All Programs Choose Discovery Adventure and/or Specialty CampsSummer Camp 2026 -
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Summer Specialty CampsCommunity Education offers 83 specialty camps this summer! Camps will be held at the Community Education Center, Carver Elementary, Richmond Hill Elementary, Richmond Hill High, Frances Meeks Elementary, and McAllister Elementary School campuses. Availability of before and after care is noted on each camp description and varies by camp.Category