The Friday Focus
May 9, 2025
From the Office of the Superintendent
The HVRSD Memorial Day Schedule is as follows:
May 22nd: E-Learning Day from Home, Schools Closed
May 23rd: Schools and Offices Closed
May 26th: Schools & Offices Closed
- The Transportation Working Group of the HVRSD Climate Action Committee has been working to promote greater sustainability in all forms of district transportation. As part of these efforts, the group invites district families to complete our brief transportation survey before May 30, so that we may better support the needs of students and their caregivers. Thank you for your cooperation!
- Hopewell Township and Cultural Connections 2nd Annual Cultural Festival at Woolsey Park on May 10th from 11am-to 3pm. Performances, vendors, and cultural displays will be on the grounds of Woolsey Park for the event. Come out and enjoy the day while getting a taste of the different cultures we have here in Hopewell.
- Hopewell Borough Cruise night, May 16th from 5pm- 8pm: Live music, games, delicious food, shopping and lots of fun will line East and West Broad Street. Be sure to check the Borough’s website and FaceBook page for any weather-related information. (The rain date is May 30th)
- Designer Handbag Bingo – May 16th Doors Open: 6:00PM & Games Start: 7:00 PM. Tickets On Sale NOW! Join the Class of 2027 for a fun-filled evening of games and the chance to win gorgeous designer handbags and other great prizes! This exclusive event includes 8 bingo games, a silent auction, tricky tray, 50/50, gift cards, and a lottery tree. Tickets are $35 each or $400 for a table of 12. Don't miss out – grab yours now to support the Class of 2027! Click here to purchase your tickets. We can't wait to see you there!
- Pennington Day, Saturday, May 17th: This lively street fair featuring local businesses, artisans, activities, music, food and non-profits is one of the most anticipated events in Pennington Borough and Hopewell Valley. Please click on the following for more info: | KIDS ZONE | EVENT MAP | QUILT SHOW |YMCA 5K RACE
- "Fentanyl High" Screening and Resource Fair, Monday, May 19th, 6pm-9pm, Mercer County Community College. Produced by high school students, this program reveals first-hand experiences of teens, paramedics, government officials, doctors, and parents. Hosted by: Mercer County Opioid Settlement Advisory Council, Click HERE to view trailer and Click HERE to register.
- Parents Against Vaping presents: "When the Clouds Collide" Monday, May 19th at 7pm, free and on zoom. Join us for an illuminating webinar featuring Dr. Sarper Taskiran, a renowned child and adolescent psychiatrist from the Child Mind Institute, as he unpacks the effects of nicotine on the developing brain, how it’s connected to increased rates of depression and anxiety in teens, and how families and communities can intervene.
- 2025-26 Kindergarten Registration: Information and Forms are linked HERE.
- Kindergarten Camp: Information and forms are linked HERE. Please Note: your child must be registered for Fall 2025 Kindergarten in order to attend.
Save the Date:
Hopewell Valley "Come Outside & Play", June 5th-June 7th; details available soon
Mercer County "Come Out & Play" Campout, June 7th-June 8th
HVCHS Wellness Day: Thank you to all of the community partners who supported our efforts during Wellness Day. Due to their support, we were able to provide a wide range of opportunities promoting physical, mental, and emotional wellness for both students and staff!
Staff Appreciation Thank You: We truly appreciate the kindness and generosity of the HVCHS PTO and all of the families who contributed to our annual Staff Appreciation Luncheon. It was an amazing event -- thank you all!
From Randy White, Director of Choirs: Last Friday, Vox Central Jazz competed in the 7th Annual Vocal Jazz State Festival against together other competitive vocal jazz groups from across NJ. We received a Gold Rating, 3rd overall choir, honorable mention soloist for Class of 2026 Samson Keenan, and instrumental soloist award for Class of 2027 Jaz Christie on upright bass.
I'm grateful to have this group, the support for our performances, and for the hard work of the students!! Congratulations to all involved!
NJSLA Testing: Many of our students will be taking the state-mandated NJSLA testing on May 19, 20, and 21. On Monday, May 19, all freshmen and sophomores taking Algebra 1, Geometry, or Algebra 2 will take the math assessment. On Tuesday, May 20, all freshmen will take the English/Language Arts Assessment. On Wednesday, May 21, all juniors will take the science assessment. Students who are not testing will have a three hour delayed opening. Transportation will be provided for both our traditional start time and for the three hour delay. Additional information regarding the testing schedules will be shared in the May edition of HVCHS Updates and in an informational letter next week.
E-Learning Day: Thursday, May 22 will be an e-learning day. Students will not physically attend school; instead, they should check OnCourse Classroom for messages regarding assignments. Students must complete the attendance form that will be shared in order to receive credit for the day.
Lost & Found: Please be sure to check the Lost & Found area in the cafeteria for any items your child may be missing. It is currently overflowing with jackets, sweatshirts, water bottles, lunch bags, and shoes! All items that are not claimed will be donated, so please be sure to encourage your child to check the Lost & Found as soon as possible.
- Spring Athletics: Over 300 student-athletes are participating in spring sports at HVCHS, which include boys tennis, girls and boys lacrosse, baseball, softball, boys volleyball, and track. Please review our daily athletic schedule and come out to support the Bulldogs!
- Absences, Late Arrivals, & Early Dismissals: Parents/Guardians should call our TeleSafe number 609-737-4003, Ext 2, by 8:00 am to report an absence or late arrival. Please provide a note if your child needs to be dismissed from school early. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors MUST be signed out by a parent or guardian before leaving the building. Please also review our attendance procedures for details about the district policies. *As a reminder, students must be in school for at least four hours in order to participate in all athletic or extra-curricular activities and events*
- What’s Happening at HVCHS? Please follow us on Twitter: @HVCentralHS and Instagram: hopewell_valley_central_hs for pictures, updates, and fun facts. Our daily morning announcements can be found on the school website and via this link. Fundraising activities from our classes, clubs, and teams can be found on our fundraising calendar. Also, check out our HV Student Publications Network page for student-created podcasts, digital videos, and more! If you are a graduate of HVCHS, and you would like to join our Alumni Directory, please complete our Database Form and indicate what type of information you would like to receive from HVCHS.
HVCHS Updates: Please see the March edition of HVCHS Updates from Ms. Riley and the March Counseling Newsletter from Ms. Rutt.
The Timberlane "Principal's Page" is on the TMS Website
From Megan DeFranco, Teacher of Visual Arts: Please join me in celebrating our incredible sixth grade artists who have artwork displayed at Emily's Cafe at 9 North Main Street in Pennington! The artwork will be on display from May 1st - June 2nd. Hours can be found on their website. Check out the Instagram reel by Tony, the cafe's exhibit coordinator.
Timberlane Middle School Presents The Addams Family: Young At Part Tonight & Tomorrow!
Come and see Gomez, Morticia, Wednesday and all your favorite characters live on stage in Timberlane Middle School's "The Addams Family: Young at Part"! Tickets are available online at the above link. We hope to see you in the audience for this hilarious production!
The TMS PTO is seeking volunteers for the 2025-2026 school year! Everyone is encouraged to get involved and use their talents to make our children’s time at TMS the best three years ever! We are seeking volunteers for the following open positions in the 2025-2026 school year: Co-President, Co-Vice President, Fundraising (Board Position), Treasurer and Membership Tool KIT (MTK) - Online Directory Kindly submit your interest via email to Cynthia Hoenes Saindon at cynhoe9@yahoo.com or Dana Troiano at danafray@aol.com.
TMS Apparel: Click here to place your order. Questions about Spirit Wear purchases or volunteering with the Apparel Sales Team can be directed to Jennifer McNay and Daniela Lynch.
- TMS Spring Sports - schedules can be found here. Come to cheer on your classmates!
- Yearbooks are on sale! Click HERE to order your student's yearbook now!
- Absences, Late Arrival & Early Dismissal: Parents should call TeleSafe # 609-737-4004, Ext 2, by 8:00 am to report an absence or late arrival. If your child is leaving early, please send in a note when possible. If the need occurs after the start of school, please call the Main Office.
- Timberlane Drive is closed between 2:30 - 3:00 for TMS and CHS dismissal.
- TMS Updates: For additional information about TMS, please visit our webpage, or follow us on Twitter @Timberlane_HV, or instagram @timberlane_timberwolves
*Dates to Remember*
Friday, May 9th, Saturday, May 10th: The Addams Family: Young at Part
May 12-16-NJSLA Testing, Math and ELA; Science for Grade 8 only
Wednesday, May 14th - Band Concert
Thursday, May 15th - Orchestra Concert
Thursday, May 22nd - Potential E-Learning Day
Friday, May 23rd - School Closed (emergency closing day)
Monday, May 26th - No School - Memorial Day
Tuesday, May 27th - Choir Concert
Friday, May 30th - Music Extravaganza (Great Adventure)
Thursday, June 5th - Witness Stones Program
BT Innovation Expo Day - Wednesday, May 21st, we will experience the excitement of the science and engineering phenomena around us. Click here for more information.
Sip, Savor & Celebrate, May 29th at 6pm, Hopewell Valley Vineyards. This is an evening for appreciation of our parents, guardians, BT teachers, and staff and all attendees must be 21+. The BTPTO is also offering the opportunity to sponsor a teacher or staff member to participate in this event. Click here to purchase tickets before 5/22. The BTPTO is also offering the opportunity to sponsor a teacher or staff member to participate. Questions/Info: Kellye Jones kwarn76@gmail.com
BT Spring Concert - Wednesday, June 4, 2025, at 7:00 pm, CHS Performing Arts Center. Featuring every 4th and 5th-grade student in one or more of the following ensembles: 4th Grade Chorus, 4th Grade Orchestra, 5th Grade Chorus, 5th Grade Band, 5th Grade Orchestra, and the 5th Grade Vocal Ensemble (The Treble Makers). All performers should arrive by 6:30 pm—dress code: ALL BLACK. Click here for information.
BT Trenton Thunder Night - Saturday, June 7, at 6:00 p.m. Come out for the game and cheer on our BT Treblemakers as they perform the National Anthem! Feel free to wear your best Tie-Dye for a night of Grateful Dead-themed family fun, rounded out with fireworks after the game. CLICK HERE to purchase your tickets - we will be in Section 202, Rows L-N & Section 203, Rows L-W.
- School Lunch Information - Please click this link for the 2024-2025 information.
- Absences & Late Arrivals - Parents/Guardians should call our TeleSafe number:
- 609-737-4005, Ext 2, by 8:00 a.m. to report an absence or late arrival.
Changes In Students’ Dismissal - If there is a change in how students will be going home (pick up, take the bus, after-school program, etc.), please be sure to call or email the main office at 609-737-4005 btmainoffice@hvrsd.org
Dates To Remember
May 12: NJSLA Math Testing
May 13 & May 14: NJSLA Science Testing
May 16: No Preschool/Collab Day
May 19: HVRSD BOE Meeting at Timberlane
May 21: Innovation Day
May 22-26: Schools Closed/E-Learning Day (At Home), Memorial Day
May 28: 4th Grade Washington Crossing Field Trip
May 29: 3rd-Grade Garden Party, BT Sip, Savor & Celebrate at HVV
The Principal’s Newsletter - Hopewell’s Happenings is our monthly update of HES news and events.
Yearbooks - Final Deadline - Don' forget! 2024-2025 Yearbook Orders are due today Friday, May 9th. Should you wish to purchase a copy, please see the flyer linked here.
Little Circus Performance Assembly (PTO-Sponsored) - May 15th: HES PTO is excited to present The Give & Take Jugglers: The Little Circus for all students at HES! This lighthearted, high-energy assembly will dazzle with 40 minutes of juggling, aerial artistry, and a portable tightwire—all delivered outdoors (weather permitting). We are ready for an unforgettable, joy-filled spring assembly show for our students!
"Chalk Full of Memories", HES Retirement Open House - Saturday, May 17th, 2-4pm, HES Cafeteria. Join us as we celebrate the incredible careers and lasting impact of our 2025 retirees: Ms. Hamilton, Ms. Scotti, Ms. Mills, Ms. Elliott, Ms. Leopardi, and Ms. Benavides! See the FLYER for full details.
Kid-Preneur Fair, June 14th from 1:00pm-4:00pm at HES
Do you have a great Business Idea? Come sell your product/Service at the Kid-Preneur Fair in June! See FLYER for more info.
Lost and Found - Be sure to LABEL your children’s coats, hats, and other clothing!
School Lunch Information: Please click this link for the 2024-2025 information.
Absences & Late Arrivals - Parents/Guardians should call our TeleSafe number, 609-737- 4007, Ext 2, by 8:00 a.m. to report an absence or late arrival. Thank you.
HES Changes in Students’ Dismissal - If there is a change in how students will be going home, please be sure to call or email the main office at 609-737-4007 hwmainoffice@hvrsd.org
Dates to Remember:
May 12th-13th - NJSLA Testing 5th Grade
May 15th: NJSLA Make-up Testing; PTO-sponsored Little Circus Performance Assemblies
May 17th - "Chalk Full of Memories" Retirement Open House Celebration (2-4pm)
May 19th - Whole School Meeting (Wear your HES T-shirt) BOE Regular Meeting at TMS (6:30pm)
May 21st - Field Day, Grades 3-5 AM and Grades K-2 PM
May 22nd - E-Learning Day from Home (Schools Closed)
May 23rd-26th - Memorial Day Break (Schools Closed)
Last Call for Stony Brook Yearbook! - Click HERE to order and use our school ID:#14277925. *Orders received after May 9 are $30, cash/check only, and can only be filled if extra yearbooks are available.
Pretzel Day Update - Please note that due to state testing dates and some other in-school event conflicts, we've had to change the dates. The remaining soft pretzel snack Fridays are May 16 and June 6.
SB PTO Meeting - The May meeting is on Monday, May 12, and the June meeting will be at 12:30pm on Monday, June 9. Both meetings will be via Zoom. We will be electing our PTO Board for next year at the May meeting, so please join us!
Arts Festival - Our Third Annual Arts Festival will be on May 20th from 6-7:30pm in the cafeteria, with a sensory friendly showcase from 5:30-6pm. HERE is the flyer!
Thursday Enrichment Classes - Because of the change in the school calendar, Thursday May 22nd enrichment classes will be cancelled and a new date will be added.
Stony Brook Night at Trenton Thunder, Friday, June 6th! Tickets are $12 each and HERE is the order form.
- Lost & Found - Please label your water bottles and jackets!
- Breakfast - See the school breakfast & lunch menus. Students pick up and eat in the classroom. The cost is $3.25 unless your family qualifies for free/reduced meals.
- School Lunch Information: Click this link for the 2025 information.
- Dismissal Changes - Call our Attendance line at 609-737-4006, Ext 2, by 8:00 am to report an absence or late arrival. Please refer to our Attendance Procedures for details.
- PTO Membership Toolkit - Click here to register for volunteer opportunities, obtain class lists & apparel. Contact StonyBrookPTO@gmail.com with any questions.
- All Star Donation Drive - While the prize raffle is now closed, you can still donate to the All Star Donation Drive! Click here to donate.
*Dates To Remember*
- 5/12-16: NJSLA Testing 5th Grade
- 5/20: Third Annual Arts Festival at SB (6-7:30pm)
- 5/22: E-Learning Day (Enrichments cancelled)
- 5/23rd-5/26th: Memorial Day Break (Schools & Offices Closed)
- 5/30: Field Day (rain date June 6)
- 6/6: Stony Brook Trenton Thunder Night (7pm)
Toll Gate Grammar School Website
Toll Gate Grammar on Instagram
Email the Toll Gate Main Office
Principal Lauri’s April Newsletter
Toll Gate Night at Trenton Thunder- TICKET ORDERS ARE DUE Weds. 5/14! Join us for DOLLAR DOG NIGHT at the ballpark on Wednesday, 6/4! Please complete this order form to secure your seats. Tickets are $11 pp and are payable via Paypal (preferred), cash, or check (payable to Toll Gate Grammar School). Cash or check payments can be dropped at the Toll Gate's main office or sent into school with your child. Please include your child's name on the envelope if submitting cash/check payment so we can appropriately credit your order. Tickets will be distributed by Monday, 6/2, to your oldest child in their classroom. Reach out to Liz Ryan (lizryan2185@gmail.com) with any questions. Go Thunder! Go Gators!
TG 2024-2025 yearbook is now on sale! Click on this link to order. Yearbooks are $25 each and the deadline to order is May 12th!
PENNINGTON DAY KIDS ZONE FUNDRAISER - Pennington Day is on Saturday, May 17th, 10am-4pm. Discount Ticket Presale - $15 per child online @ Penningtonday.org (Children 3 years old and under are free). Pick up bracelet(s) on Pennington Day at the Kids Zone Ticket Table on the black top behind Toll Gate. Tickets day of will be $20. If interested in volunteering for this event, Please Sign Up Here
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Come See the Toll Gate Quilt at the Pennington Day Quilt Show! Join us on Saturday, May 17th, 2025, at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM to view the beautiful Toll Gate community-themed quilt, proudly created by our students with the help from our Artist-in-Residence, Janneke Van Der Ree. This meaningful piece will be on display as part of Pennington Day, and we’re honored to be a part of the celebration. We hope you'll stop by, show your support, and share this special moment with us. This artist-in-residence project was made possible through the generous support of the Hopewell Valley Educational Foundation. Pennington Day Quilt Show Flyer
- School Lunch Information: Please click this link for the 2024-2025 information.
- Dismissal Changes: If your dismissal plans change on any given day, please email tgmainoffice@hvrsd.org, (this email will go to both main office secretaries, Ashlee Dana and Patricia Jaczko) to inform them of the change. Please also cc' your child's homeroom teacher.
- Reporting Student Absences: Please remember to call the Telsafe line 609-737-4008, option 2) by 8:00am for any absences or tardiness. Emails to a teacher may not be seen in a timely manner. Telsafe is the best way to report an absence. If your child is not at school and you haven’t reported them absent or tardy, you will get a phone call from Mrs. Smith, our school nurse.
Dates to Remember:
5/12 & 5/13: NJSLA Science - Grade 5
5/16: Preschool Collab Day - No PEECH
5/17: Pennington Day Kids Zone/TG Quilt on Display
5/21: Field Day
5/22: E-Learning Day at Home - Schools & Offices Closed
5/23 & 5/26: Memorial Day Break - Schools/Offices Closed
6/4: Toll Gate Night at Trenton Thunder
Community Programs & Events
- Terhune Orchards, Mother's Day Planting Make & Take, May 10th, 10am-12pm In this Mother’s Day program, our youngest gardeners will have hands-on fun making their very own planted gift. Attendees should plan to arrive anytime between 10-11:30am. The event ends at noon.
- Howell Living Farm, Mother's Day Carriage Rides, Saturday, May 10th, 10am-4:00pm
- Music Mountain Theatre presents "Pippin", May 9-May 25. A Prince learns the true meaning of glory, love and war.
- Tulpehaking Nature Center, May Family Sundays at Abbott Marshlands: Includes: 5/11 Seek And Find, 5/18 Reptile Talk and 5/25: Nature Art. Free and no Registration Required.
- Princeton Garden Theatre: Sat. 5/17 "The Land Before Time" 10:30am - $5. Family Matinee!
- Let's Get Growing at Capital City Farm, 5/17 and 6/07 11am-1pm: A seasonal gardening workshop series designed to help you create healthy, productive growing spaces
- Walk SONJ Sat. May 17th @10am: Join Special Olympics New Jersey-Mercer County for the annual walk! Funds raised will support athletes provide sports training and competition in a variety of individual and team sports.
- Hopewell Valley Gardens for Wildlife presents: Learn to Landscape, Plant and Learn. Wed. May 21st, 6:30pm-8:00pm, HV Municipal Township Building. Come join us for a fun and interactive workshop where you can learn all about landscaping, planting, and caring for your outdoor space!
Here are the links to the local libraries for upcoming storytimes, events and programs:
Summer Camps & Programs
Please note: this listing of programs include many that have been recommended - as well as others which have been sent to us. Posting these programs is not an endorsement - it is purely informational. Thank you!
Hopewell Valley Swim America is a national learn to swim program developed by the American Swim Coaches Association. They will be offering swim lessons for ages 4-12 at the Newtown Athletic Club Tuesdays - Thursdays from 5-6pm during the summer months. No prior swim experience is required!
Summer Speed and Athleticism Training: This summer, we will be hosting speed and change-of-direction training sessions designed for all athletes entering 4th through 9th grades. Sessions will be held on the high school turf field from 4:30–5:00PM on the following Wednesdays: June 25th, July 2nd, 9th, 16th, and 23rd. All participants will be laser-timed using Dashr Technology, providing valuable data and feedback to support athletic development. Questions? Contact David Caldwell, Special Education Teacher, Head Football Coach, Assistant Lacrosse Coach, Hopewell Valley Central High School
Apple Hart Farm Camp: provides an outdoor experience with hands-on animal care, imaginative play, nature hikes, art, gardening, and cooking, led by professional teachers who have undergone background clearances.
Arts Council of Princeton: Summer Classes and Camp.
Summer Camp at Art Sparks provides theme-based creative experiences during which children get to explore a variety of media
Bulldogs Flag Football Camp, July 14th -July 17th, 9am-12om at the HVCHS Turf Field for kids entering 1st -8th. The Bulldogs Flag Football Camp teaches position-specific fundamentals and techniques for all offensive, defensive and special teams positions. Each day camp will include flag football games. Campers will also be instructed on proper running technique then laser timed in their 40 yard dash.
The Chapin School, ESF Camps: For Boys and Girls, Rising Preschool to 10th Grade
The extensive indoor and outdoor facilities allow us to offer our unique blend of activities, sports, and special events throughout the summer, rain or shine.
Deans Camps at The Lawrenceville School: Introducing an all-inclusive camp model with an exciting array of practical arts, handicraft and adventure programs designed for Discovery, Exploration, Achievement, and Navigation.
Garden Theatre, Princeton "Film Camp": Hosting two different week-long film camp experiences: “Elements of Film”, and a new week-long, “Intro to Filmmaking.”
Hopewell Recreation's Summer Camp site: Registration is open for all of our summer camp options: Recreation Camp, Teen Travel Camp and Junior Travel Camp, Nature Camp, Magic Camp as Pre-K Camp and Arts Theater Camp well as Baseball, Tennis and Basketball, Field Hockey, Soccer, Multi-Camp, Speed & Agility and Track & Field.
Hopewell Swim & Tennis Sumer 2025: Firefly and Tennis Camps! provide an ideal balance of sports and fun summer activities with instructional programs created for all ages and skill levels.
Hopewell Valley Soccer Association "Bulldog Camp": HVSA has partnered with the boys and girls high school varsity teams to run our popular Camp players entering 1st-8th grades in September 2025. The Camp will be led by Hopewell Valley Central High School Girls Varsity Head Coach John McGinley and Boys Varsity Head Coach Ed Gola. The camp will be held in August on the TMS fields.
Hopewell Valley YMCA Summer Camp: offers high-quality summer day camp programming to meet the needs of the community.
Hun Day Camp: Campers will explore Hun’s campus through eco-nature walks and field games, and use some of our academic buildings for art & crafts, mini-STEM projects, performing arts, LEGO builds, and weekly design challenges.
Inclusion Sports Performance Training Summer Day Camp: Our camp emphasizes fundamental movement, functional skills, and the enhancement of social and life skills throughout the program.
Iron Peak: offers a variety of Youth Programs, including "Never-Ending Summer", a Multi-Sport and Adventure Day Camp.
Mercer County Park Commission Nature Camps: Includes: Aquatic Adventure, Baldpate Camp and Tulpehaking Nature Camp.
Mercer County Community College: Summer Camps Guide
Mercer County Golf Programs, Summer Camp: Registration is open - Nine weeks available, three daily options.
Music Mountain Theatre Summer Camps: Led by our talented teachers, each camp is designed to immerse campers in a magical world of theatre, creativity, and storytelling.
NLSA Surf Summer Soccer Camps: Offering a number of local day and overnight programs.
Nike Boys Basketball Camps are open for registration! Locations include: The Pennington The College of New Jersey, Princeton Day School and The Lawrenceville School.
The Pennington School: Summers at Pennington: Offers several program streams for ages 6-17 with a variety of camps to make this summer one of discovery and adventure!
Primetime Athletics Basketball Camp: Basketball camp will be held at Hopewell Valley Central High School with CHS Coach Matt Stein. Kids will participate in exciting drills, competitions, and games. All levels welcomed!
Princeton Ballet School Summer Program: Programs include courses, camp and intensives.
Princeton Day School: Summer Programs offers seven weeks of academic, athletic and enrichment programming on the school's campus.
Princeton Friends School: Campers are offered days filled with adventure, creativity, and fun framed by the Quaker testimonies of simplicity, peace, integrity, community, equality, and stewardship.
Princeton Montessori School SummerQuest Toddler, and Primary programs offer age-appropriate fun in a safe and caring environment.
Princeton Photo Camp: Watch Your Teen Become an Amazing Photographer! From Beginner to Advanced in One Week.
Princeton University’s Campus Recreation Summer Day Camp for children entering grades 1-8. The camper's day will be filled with a variety of sports, games, arts and crafts, and camp activities as well as provides weekly programs or trips for their specific grade level.
Princeton University Sports Camps offers sport-specific camps for young athletes. All camps and clinics are held on campus and run by the Department of Athletics.
Springdale Golf Club: junior program runs Tuesday-Thursday from the week of July 8th - August 5th, from 9:00am-3:00pm. Open to ages 8-16 and is available to members as well as non-members.
Rambling Pines Summer Camp: Each program provides structured activities chosen for your child's age group, along with well-trained and caring counselors.
Schafer Summer Camp: Offers campers a variety of activities including gymnastics, sports and playground games, both full and half day programs.
Stuart Country Day School Summer Experience: All camps and workshops will be directed by dedicated Stuart faculty who are committed to developing the hearts and minds of young learners, from Early Childhood to Upper School.
Precollege Camps: for high school students. Programs include: Innovation, AI, Biomedical Engineering, Future Music Educators, Design and Creative Technology and Archaeology.
Sports Camps: Women's lacrosse, Men's & Women's Soccer, Baseball, Field Hockey, Football, Men's & Women's Basketball, Swimming & Diving, Wrestling and Soccer.
Rising Kindergarteners have the opportunity to explore our beautiful campus and immerse themselves in the world of creativity.
The Watershed Nature Camp - Campers will spend most of their time exploring our Watershed Reserve of fields, forests, trails, ponds, and streams.
The Watershed Summer Academy for High School Students: Each five-day session engages students in a world of science where they ask questions and identify problems, gain skills and knowledge.
YingHua International School: Our 2025 Summer Camp offers themed weeks that promise a blend of 3 language immersion tracks and STEAM exploration. The excitement continues with weekly field trips and events, including cultural lunches.
Fall Football: Hopewell Valley Youth Football & Cheer’s Fall Programs include Flag
Football for ages 4-6, Tackle Football for ages 7-14, and Non-Competitive Cheer for ages 4-14. Click here for more information. Click Here for registration.