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MSN Current Grade K - 1stMiddle School North K- 1st Grade – NO REFUNDS Week 1 Trips July 1st Art Around the Corner in Freehold Children will paint a canvas with the help of the art staff – not mandatory but advised to bring a smock or old t-shirt to wear. July 3rd Climb Zone in Howell Please make sure children wear sneakers and a parent fills out an online waiver from the Climb Zone website PRIOR to the trip date or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. Week 2 Trips July 7th AMC Movie Theatre in Freehold Movie is Elio, all are advised to bring concession stand money. July 9th Bowling at Knob Hill Bring snack money. July 11th Play Big Zone in Marlboro Please make sure children wear sneakers and a parent fills out an online waiver from the Play Big Zone website PRIOR to the trip date or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. Lunch will be included. Week 3 Trips July 14th Jenkinson’s Aquarium in Pt. Pleasant Please pack a brown bagged lunch with your child’s name written on it. July 16th Monmouth Heights Swim Club in Freehold All children have to be able to swim unaccompanied. Please apply sunscreen and bathing suit at home. All must bring a towel and a change of clothes. Lunch will be served at the pool club. July 18th Allaire Community Farm in Wall Participants will be able to take a tractor ride, visit the petting zoo and have a picnic. All must pack a brown bagged lunch with their name written on it. Week 4 Trips July 21st Chuck E Cheese in Brick Lunch will be provided. July 23rd Urban Air in Hazlet Please make sure children wear sneakers and socks and a parent fills out an online waiver from the Urban Air website PRIOR to the trip date or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. Please bring a brown bagged lunch with your child’s written name on it. July 25th Rock N Air Adventure Park in East Brunswick Please make sure children wear sneakers and socks and a parent fills out a paper waiver sent from the PAL office prior to the trip date. Please keep an eye out in your email for that waiver form or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. Please bring a brown bagged lunch with your child’s written name on it. Week 5 Trips July 28th Insectropolis in Toms River July 30th Monmouth Heights Swim Club in Freehold All children have to be able to swim unaccompanied. Please apply sunscreen and bathing suit at home. All must bring a towel and a change of clothes. Lunch will be served at the pool club. July 31st George the Magician @ MSN Includes bubble show, magic show and a magic wand.Category
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MSS Current Grade 2nd-3rdMiddle School South 2/3 Grade – NO REFUNDS Week 1 Trips July 1st Climb Zone in Howell Please make sure children wear sneakers and a parent fills out an online waiver from the Climb Zone website PRIOR to the trip date or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. July 2nd Art Around the Corner in Freehold Children will paint a canvas with the help of the art staff – not mandatory but advised to bring a smock or old t-shirt to wear. Week 2 Trips July 7th Urban Air in Hazlet Please make sure children wear sneakers and socks and a parent fills out an online waiver from the Urban Air website PRIOR to the trip date or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. Please bring a brown bagged lunch with your child’s written name on it. July 9th Monmouth Heights Swim Club in Freehold All children have to be able to swim unaccompanied. Please apply sunscreen and bathing suit at home. All must bring a towel and a change of clothes. Lunch will be served at the pool club. July 11th Dave & Busters in Woodbridge Lunch buffet is included on this trip. Week 3 Trips July 14th Studying Our Natural Aquatics Resource in Howell Children will take a nature walk around the reservoir, a boat ride in the lake and partake in a nature experiment. All must bring a brown bagged lunch with their name on it. July 16th Bowling at Knob Hill Bring snack money July 18th Fireball Mountain in Wrightstown PAL will send a link to fill out a waiver prior to the trip. Please keep an eye out in your email for that waiver form. All children must wear closed toed shoes and bring a brown bagged lunch with their name on it. Week 4 Trips July 21st Howell Pointe Swim Club All children have to be able to swim unaccompanied. Please apply sunscreen and bathing suit at home. All must bring a towel and a change of clothes. Please bring money for the snack stand. July 23rd Monmouth Heights Swim Club in Freehold All children have to be able to swim unaccompanied. Please apply sunscreen and bathing suit at home. All must bring a towel and a change of clothes. Lunch will be served at the pool club. July 25th Rock N Air Adventure Park in East Brunswick Please make sure children wear sneakers and socks and a parent fills out a paper waiver sent from the PAL office prior to the trip date. Please keep an eye out in your email for that waiver form or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. Please bring a brown bagged lunch with your child’s written name on it. Week 5 Trips July 28th Silverball Arcade in Asbury Lunch is included on this this trip July 30th AMC Movie Theatre in Freehold Movie is Elio, all are advised to bring concession stand money. July 31st George the Magician @ MSN Includes bubble show, magic show and a magic wand.Category
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MSS Current Grade 4th - 5thMiddle School South 4/5 Grade – NO REFUNDS Week 1 Trips July 1st Climb Zone in Howell Please make sure children wear sneakers and a parent fills out an online waiver from the Climb Zone website PRIOR to the trip date or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. July 3rd Art Around the Corner in Freehold Children will paint a canvas with the help of the art staff – not mandatory but advised to bring a smock or old t-shirt to wear. Week 2 Trips July 7th Urban Air in Hazlet Please make sure children wear sneakers and socks and a parent fills out an online waiver from the Urban Air website PRIOR to the trip date or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. Please bring a brown bagged lunch with your child’s written name on it. July 9th Monmouth Heights Swim Club in Freehold All children have to be able to swim unaccompanied. Please apply sunscreen and bathing suit at home. All must bring a towel and a change of clothes. Lunch will be served at the pool club. July 11th Dave & Busters in Woodbridge Lunch buffet is included on this trip Week 3 Trips July 14th Lazer Tag setup by the Gaming Truck @ MSS July 16th Bowling at Knob Hill Bring snack money July 17th Studying Our Natural Aquatics Resource in Howell Children will take a nature walk around the reservoir, a boat ride in the lake and partake in a nature experiment. All must bring a brown bagged lunch with their name on it. July 18th Fireball Mountain in Wrightstown PAL will send a link to fill out a waiver prior to the trip. Please keep an eye out in your email for that waiver form. All children must wear closed toed shoes and bring a brown bagged lunch with their name on it. Week 4 Trips July 21st Howell Pointe Swim Club All children have to be able to swim unaccompanied. Please apply sunscreen and bathing suit at home. All must bring a towel and a change of clothes. Please bring money for the snack stand. July 23rd Monmouth Heights Swim Club in Freehold All children have to be able to swim unaccompanied. Please apply sunscreen and bathing suit at home. All must bring a towel and a change of clothes. Lunch will be served at the pool club. July 25th Rock N Air Adventure Park in East Brunswick Please make sure children wear sneakers and socks and a parent fills out a paper waiver sent from the PAL office prior to the trip date. Please keep an eye out in your email for that waiver form or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. Please bring a brown bagged lunch with your child’s written name on it. Week 5 Trips July 28th Silverball Arcade in Asbury Lunch is included on this this trip July 29th Jackson Crossing Golf in Jackson Children will play miniature golf and snack will be provided by the facility. July 30th AMC Movie Theatre in Freehold Movie is Elio, all are advised to bring concession stand money. July 31st George the Magician @ MSS Includes bubble show, magic show and a magic wand.Category
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MSS Current Grade K-1stMiddle School South K- 1st Grade – NO REFUNDS Week 1 Trips July 1st Art Around the Corner in Freehold Children will paint a canvas with the help of the art staff – not mandatory but advised to bring a smock or old t-shirt to wear. July 3rd Climb Zone in Howell Please make sure children wear sneakers and a parent fills out an online waiver from the Climb Zone website PRIOR to the trip date or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. Week 2 Trips July 7th Urban Air in Hazlet Please make sure children wear sneakers and socks and a parent fills out an online waiver from the Urban Air website PRIOR to the trip date or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. Please bring a brown bagged lunch with your child’s written name on it. July 9th Monmouth Heights Swim Club in Freehold All children have to be able to swim unaccompanied. Please apply sunscreen and bathing suit at home. All must bring a towel and a change of clothes. Lunch will be served at the pool club. July 11th Play Big Zone in Marlboro Please make sure children wear sneakers and a parent fills out an online waiver from the Play Big Zone website PRIOR to the trip date or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. Lunch will be included. Week 3 Trips July 14th Jenkinson’s Aquarium in Pt. Pleasant Please pack a brown bagged lunch with your child’s name written on it. July 16th Bowling at Knob Hill Bring snack money. July 18th Allaire Community Farm in Wall Participants will be able to take a tractor ride, visit the petting zoo and have a picnic. All must pack a brown bagged lunch with their name written on it. Week 4 Trips July 21st Chuck E Cheese in Brick Lunch will be provided. July 23rd Monmouth Heights Swim Club in Freehold All children have to be able to swim unaccompanied. Please apply sunscreen and bathing suit at home. All must bring a towel and a change of clothes. Lunch will be served at the pool club. July 25th Rock N Air Adventure Park in East Brunswick Please make sure children wear sneakers and socks and a parent fills out a paper waiver sent from the PAL office prior to the trip date. Please keep an eye out in your email for that waiver form or your child will not be able to participate once they get to the facility. Please bring a brown bagged lunch with your child’s written name on it. Week 5 Trips July 28th Insectropolis in Toms River July 30th AMC Movie Theatre in Freehold Movie is Elio, all are advised to bring concession stand money. July 31st George the Magician @ MSN Includes bubble show, magic show and a magic wand. Or Little Critters at Howell Reservoir Explore the reservoir for animals that live there, a live presentation of animals and a craft.Category
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Memorial Before Care (Home Schools: Ardena, Adelphia, Griebling, Memorial)Before & After Care + Early LearningBefore and After Care extends your child’s learning day while providing high quality care in a safe and fun environment. Students enjoy a snack, down-time and homework time after school. Offering before/after care, early dismissal/late start, days off, and summer programs, we are here to meet your needs. The before and after care program offers care at several elementary schools and the early learning centers throughout the school year. Care is available from 6:30 a.m. until school starts and from school release until 6 p.m. Brand New to 2025 - Early Learning Center Camp, inquire at 732-919-2825 or email info@howellpal.org Howell PAL ELC Summer Camp - June 30th - August 29th (9 Week Camp) Must Register for all 9 Weeks. There are 3, 4 and 5 day Options. There is a Half Day Option for all 5 days. Register by April 30th for a reduced registration fee of $125.00 - ($100 if you are currently enrolled in a PAL child care program) After April 30th the late registration fee is $200 - ($175 if you are currently enrolled in a PAL Child care program) You May Call the PAL Main office with any additional questions at 732-919-2825 Please know if you are registering for ELC camp, new to preschool or a student with allergies, asthma, etc, we will need medical paperwork by June 13, 2025. Any questions about medical, email Joanne Mandracchia at jmandracchia@howellpal.org 10% sibling discount applied for every child after the first. CCR and CHS Accepted. All registrations must be done online! REGISTRATION FEES ARE NON REFUNDABLE!!! Tuition Rates do not include fees to participate in Activities, call the main office for more details!Early Learning Center (ELC) 25-26 Before & After Care + Early Learning Site -
Memorial Before Care (Home Schools: Ardena, Griebling, Memorial)Before & After Care + Early LearningBefore and After Care extends your child’s learning day while providing high quality care in a safe and fun environment. Students enjoy a snack, down-time and homework time after school. Offering before/after care, early dismissal/late start, days off, and summer programs, we are here to meet your needs. The before and after care program offers care at several elementary schools and the early learning centers throughout the school year. Care is available from 6:30 a.m. until school starts and from school release until 6 p.m. Brand New to 2025 - Early Learning Center Camp, inquire at 732-919-2825 or email info@howellpal.org Howell PAL ELC Summer Camp - June 30th - August 29th (9 Week Camp) Must Register for all 9 Weeks. There are 3, 4 and 5 day Options. There is a Half Day Option for all 5 days. Register by April 30th for a reduced registration fee of $125.00 - ($100 if you are currently enrolled in a PAL child care program) After April 30th the late registration fee is $200 - ($175 if you are currently enrolled in a PAL Child care program) You May Call the PAL Main office with any additional questions at 732-919-2825 Please know if you are registering for ELC camp, new to preschool or a student with allergies, asthma, etc, we will need medical paperwork by June 13, 2025. Any questions about medical, email Joanne Mandracchia at jmandracchia@howellpal.org 10% sibling discount applied for every child after the first. CCR and CHS Accepted. All registrations must be done online! REGISTRATION FEES ARE NON REFUNDABLE!!! Tuition Rates do not include fees to participate in Activities, call the main office for more details!Before & After Care (K-5) School Year 2025/2026 Before & After Care + Early Learning Site -
Mens Summer BasketballAdult ProgramsThis league will play on Friday evenings at Oak Glen Park. If the weather is bad we will then move to the gym at Southard school. The earliest game will be at 6:30pm. The end times will depend on on how many teams sign up. Each team will need a minimum of 4 players and a maximum of 12. When completing the online registration, please be sure to have the following for each player: Cell phone number Email address Allergies (if applicable) Emergency contact The roster will freeze after week 4 of the regular season. Teams may not add any players after this time. Please ask for list of rules prior to the first game so that your team is aware of all the rules prior to the season starting. Dates won't be changed and if your time on the schedule doesnt work it is up to your team to get a switch. All players must sign a waiver form before playing! If a member of your team doesn't have one signed prior to the first game they will not be allowed to play. Late additions may not be able to receive a jersey due to time constrictions from the manufacturer. Any questions email jmandracchia@howellpal.org. *Each team is responsible to pay $50 in ref fees the evening of the game*2025-2026 Programs
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Middle School Co-Ed Soccer League 5v5Summer Camps & ClinicsGet ready to hit the turf! Our Middle School Coed 5v5 Soccer League is the perfect way for players of all skill levels to stay active, build teamwork, and have fun in a fast-paced, small-sided format. Games focus on skill development, sportsmanship, and plenty of playing time in an exciting and supportive environment. No practices, registration price includes ref fees. We will see you on the field!2025-2026 Programs
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Middle School HangoutsActivities will focus on self-care, art projects, team and character building with an emphasis on valuable and functional life skills. Middle School North Hornet Hang Out Instructor: Ms. Melissa Bernal, Teacher of the Cognitively Impaired/Special Education Middle School South Huskie Hang Out Instructor: Ms. Amanda Kaplan, School Psychologist Child Study Team/Case ManagerChild Care Program -
Middle School Youth Leadership CouncilPAL Mission Statement The Howell Twp. PAL's mission in our community is to giver every child the opportunity to participate in everyday childhood activities in a safe and caring environment. We do this through a number of programs. Our goal is to provide diversity in our programs in order to reach the greatest number of young people. We also strive to foster a partnership between the youth and the police officers in the community. This is and of itself a tremendous asset to our community. Whenever you have young people in the community playing and working with police officers, the community will benefit. Joining PAL: There are active and un-active members Active members- attend meetings regularly, pay dues, attend service projects outside of the meetings, complete 90 hours of community service per year, and are eligible to travel Associate members- attend meetings on occasion, pay dues, complete under 90 hours of community service per year and are not eligible to travel Service Hours Log: All community service hours should be logged on a monthly service hour's log including the date of event, event name time in, time out, and total hours. The first meeting of the month, the previous months hour sheet is due and should be handed in. Advisors will look over the members hour log and verify the log with the attendance book kept at each event and then an Advisor will sign the log and hand it back to the member. Board Members: Being a board member is a privilege and with it comes great responsibility, to become a board member one- must be in the group for at least 6 months of the PAL year (June 1st-May 31st), attend a minimum of 50% of meetings/events, show up 30 minutes prior to the start of each meeting to discuss the agenda, must write a letter of interest to become a member of the board, then elections will be held. If Board member decides to leave the position, the Advisor's/President will then appoint someone to finish out their term. Reasons to be removed from the Board 1. Lack of participation 2. Lack of cooperation 3. Not following the code of conduct 4. Disrespectful to others 5. Any behavior detrimental to group 6. Criminal activity Some members will be assigned to be the lead person with certain events going on, depending upon what it is the member will either volunteer or be asked to help run an activity. Attendance: All members are expected to attend all meetings, unless they are excused from the meeting which include, previous obligation (family function/sporting event) or sickness. Please tell a board member if you will not be able to attend a meeting so we know how many people to expect in attendance each meeting. All members are asked to bring a pen/paper to each meeting as well as $2.00 in dues which covers the cost of food/drink when it is ordered at the meeting. Speakers: Each meeting there is either one or two members chosen to deliver a speech on a topic or their choice or one selected by the group. The speech only has to be a few minutes long. Traveling: Over the years our group has had the opportunity to travel to numerous places, in order for a member to travel they must- show their commitment to the program by attending a majority of the meetings/events, can NOT be failing any classes at time of travel (minimum of C), dues must be current, and no code of conduct violations. Service Programs/Volunteer Activities: The PAL program has grown in the types of activities we provide for the community. 1. PALS PALS, takes place every Monday at Memorial Elementary School. The volunteers work with children 1st-8th grade all of which have Special Needs. The volunteers try to teach them how to interact with other children their age. They take part in playing fun activities with the children such as kickball, basketball, wiffle ball, bowling, and playing outside on the playground. Volunteers also help with doing arts and crafts activities. Then all the children have a snack. 2. Sports camps are setup each summer, at some point PAl members are asked to come help whether it be serving food or helping out where needed. 3. Holiday giveaways- On Christmas morning members go to local Hospitals to spread some Holiday cheer by handing out gifts and singing some Holiday songs to the patients. 4. Clean Community Days- members clean up certain areas in the town. 5. Christmas Eve Bowling- Our PALS PALS kids come out for lunch and to bowl with the mentors and are given presents. Fundraising: Fundraising is a big part to the program and helps our group be able to do all that we do. Some fundraising events we do are- 1. Old Monmouth Candies 2. Joe Cordis 3. Atlantic City Bus trip (21 and over) These are only a few of the ways we raise money. Stay connected through Remind101- text 81010 with the message @howellCategory -
Middle School Youth Leadership CouncilMiddle School Youth Leadership CouncilThe Howell Pal Youth Leadership Council has been in existence since 2002 starting with a few members and over the years has grown to become an outstanding group of young adults all with dedication and desire to serve their community. The 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of the month we are meeting in person.2025-2026 Programs
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Newbury-Early Learning Center (After Care)Before & After Care + Early LearningBefore and After Care extends your child’s learning day while providing high quality care in a safe and fun environment. Students enjoy a snack, down-time and homework time after school. Offering before/after care, early dismissal/late start, days off, and summer programs, we are here to meet your needs. The before and after care program offers care at several elementary schools and the early learning centers throughout the school year. Care is available from 6:30 a.m. until school starts and from school release until 6 p.m. Brand New to 2025 - Early Learning Center Camp, inquire at 732-919-2825 or email info@howellpal.org Howell PAL ELC Summer Camp - June 30th - August 29th (9 Week Camp) Must Register for all 9 Weeks. There are 3, 4 and 5 day Options. There is a Half Day Option for all 5 days. Register by April 30th for a reduced registration fee of $125.00 - ($100 if you are currently enrolled in a PAL child care program) After April 30th the late registration fee is $200 - ($175 if you are currently enrolled in a PAL Child care program) You May Call the PAL Main office with any additional questions at 732-919-2825 Please know if you are registering for ELC camp, new to preschool or a student with allergies, asthma, etc, we will need medical paperwork by June 13, 2025. Any questions about medical, email Joanne Mandracchia at jmandracchia@howellpal.org 10% sibling discount applied for every child after the first. CCR and CHS Accepted. All registrations must be done online! REGISTRATION FEES ARE NON REFUNDABLE!!! Tuition Rates do not include fees to participate in Activities, call the main office for more details!Early Learning Center (ELC) 25-26 Before & After Care + Early Learning Site -
Newbury-Early Learning Center (Before Care)Before & After Care + Early LearningBefore and After Care extends your child’s learning day while providing high quality care in a safe and fun environment. Students enjoy a snack, down-time and homework time after school. Offering before/after care, early dismissal/late start, days off, and summer programs, we are here to meet your needs. The before and after care program offers care at several elementary schools and the early learning centers throughout the school year. Care is available from 6:30 a.m. until school starts and from school release until 6 p.m. Brand New to 2025 - Early Learning Center Camp, inquire at 732-919-2825 or email info@howellpal.org Howell PAL ELC Summer Camp - June 30th - August 29th (9 Week Camp) Must Register for all 9 Weeks. There are 3, 4 and 5 day Options. There is a Half Day Option for all 5 days. Register by April 30th for a reduced registration fee of $125.00 - ($100 if you are currently enrolled in a PAL child care program) After April 30th the late registration fee is $200 - ($175 if you are currently enrolled in a PAL Child care program) You May Call the PAL Main office with any additional questions at 732-919-2825 Please know if you are registering for ELC camp, new to preschool or a student with allergies, asthma, etc, we will need medical paperwork by June 13, 2025. Any questions about medical, email Joanne Mandracchia at jmandracchia@howellpal.org 10% sibling discount applied for every child after the first. CCR and CHS Accepted. All registrations must be done online! REGISTRATION FEES ARE NON REFUNDABLE!!! Tuition Rates do not include fees to participate in Activities, call the main office for more details!Early Learning Center (ELC) 25-26 Before & After Care + Early Learning Site -
P.A.L.S. PALSEach week a fun activity is planned with the assistance of PAL employees and volunteers. The children are given the opportunity to learn appropriate socialization skills, interact with other children their age, and go on various community trips.Category -
Princess Dance CampYouth ProgramsStep into a magical week of movement and imagination at our Princess Dance Camp for ages 3–5! From 9:00 AM–12:00 PM, little dancers will enjoy a fun-filled morning of ballet class, princess-themed games, crafts, and coloring activities designed to spark creativity and confidence. Each day includes time for a parent-provided snack and plenty of opportunities for friendship, storytelling, and playful learning through dance. The camp will conclude with a special dance showing on the final day, where families are invited to watch their little princes and princesses shine! For added convenience, campers may stay for supervised lunch until 12:30 PM for an additional $10 per day (lunch must be provided by parents).2025-2026 Programs
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ReikiHealth & WellnessEach hour session consists of a private consultation followed by intention setting, reiki healing and reflection. Reiki promotes relaxation and a sense of well-being. Pricing for a 1 hour session begins at $60. Please contact SF2 Coaching with any questions: hello@sf2coaching.com2025-2026 Programs
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SAT Preparation CourseEvery year, colleges are flooded with thousands of applications from qualified students. Competition is on the rise and admissions counselors are focusing on students with strong STA scores. With the Howell PAL Prep course, you can rest assured knowing that your child is getting the best help available. From small class sizes to the guaranteed satisfaction, Howell PAL test prep tutors teach according to your child's individual needs. The college admissions process can be extremely stressful on your child and you as a parent. Why not alleviate the stress of taking college admissions tests by getting the best prep around?Category -
SHARPEach week a fun activity is planned with the assistance of PAL employees. The children are given the opportunity to learn appropriate socialization skills, interact with other children their age, and go on various community trips.Category -
STAREach week a fun activity is planned with the assistance of PAL employees. The children are given the opportunity to learn appropriate socialization skills, interact with other children their age, and go on various community trips.Category -
STEM Carnival & LEGO Robotic CampYouth ProgramsSTEM Carnival & LEGO® Robotic Amusement Park Camp (summer) Campers will engineer and design their own LEGO®-style robotic carnival games and amusement rides using motors, gears, and creative problem-solving. While students won’t be able to ride the amusement rides they build, they will get to test and play each other’s STEM Carnival games throughout the week. In addition, our STEM Playground will be open for exploration, including VR experiences, drones, educational Minecraft, APP creation, and coding their own video games. On the final day, campers will use the tickets they’ve earned to select prizes! Celebrating creativity, teamwork, and engineering achievements in a fun, hands-on way! July 13,14,15,16,17 ( 2hrs a day -but welcome to sign up for both and bring a lunch while waiting with instructor or the next session) 10am to 12 $170. (and / or) 1pm to 3pm $170. Please choose the time correctly when registering!!2026-2027 Programs
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Sports & ClubsThe PAL offers a variety of high quality sports and co-curricular activities with experienced coaches and advisors throughout the year.Category -
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