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The Friday Focus

June 13, 2025

The Friday FocusJune 13, 2025
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Please check out the informative new site for the Hopewell Valley Schools District Bond Referendum


Summer Nutrition Program for Kids:
Click HERE for information on the USDA's "SUN" Program.

Summer EBT

  • Families that qualify via direct certification from the state or by application will automatically receive the EBT card for summer 2025
  • The free/reduced application was also the application for Summer EBT.
  • Summer 2025 EBT Packet (English)
  • Paquete EBT de verano de 2025 (español)


The 5th Annual Juneteenth Ride is this Saturday, June 14th, and for the fourth year in a row, Toll Gate will serve as a stop. We're expecting our first wave of riders around 11am into the TG front loop. Volunteers of all ages are welcome to come cheer riders and to hand out water and snacks. Come whenever you're available or sign up HERE. We're also hoping for donations of oranges and/or pickles/pickle juice. Please reach out to Eva McKenna-Tramontana emck323@gmail.com with any questions. Thank you!


Ethan Anderson Invitational, Saturday, June 21st at Penn Brook Swim Club. The 4th annual Ethan Anderson Invitational is a Masters-level swim meet for individuals of all abilities. It is an event to honor Ethan, a Class of 2018 graduate of HVCHS, who swam for Hopewell Valley Golf Club, Eastern Express Swimming, Hopewell Valley Central High School, and the University of Delaware. All proceeds will go to the Hopewell Valley Central High School Swim and Dive program.



As this is our last Friday Focus for the 24-25 school year, we'd like to:

Thank our staff - for all of your hard work on behalf of our students!

Thank our students - for a year of discovery and inspiration!

Thank our families - for your generosity, involvement and support!

Congratulate our graduates - we are excited for what your future holds!

We hope that you all enjoy a relaxing, happy & healthy summer!

Hopewell Valley Central High School Hopewell Valley Central High School

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Congratulations to the HVCHS Boys Lacrosse Team, which won the Group 2 North Sectional Championship; they are the first boys lacrosse team in Mercer County to win the sectional championship!

They will be playing Manasquan for the State Championship today at 4:30pm at Seneca High School - click here and page down for tickets.


Class of 2025 Reminders: Please be sure to review the 2025 Graduation Information Handbook, which was emailed to all Class of 2025 graduates and their parents/guardians, and discussed with the Class of 2025 during recitation. It contains important information about end-of-the-year events, requirements, and celebrations. Also, ALL access to HVRSD email, Google Drive, and other technology platforms will be removed for the Class of 2025 on June 20. Please be sure to transfer all information prior to the end of school!


  • FInal Exams: Based on feedback from students and parents/guardians, we have adjusted our end of the year academic schedule to reduce the number of academic conflicts experienced by students. Please review the final exam calendar and schedule for additional information.


  • Please be sure to review the summer assignments that are required for many classes. They can be found on the HVCHS website under "For Students". Please feel free to reach out to the department supervisors with any questions.


  • 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 as soon as possible.


  • 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.

SAVE THE DATES:

June 13: Jazz & A Cappella Concert, 7 p.m.

June 16 & 17: Final Exams, Special Schedule

June 17: Senior Day (PTO)

June 18 & 19: Early Dismissal for Students

June 18: Senior Breakfast / Senior Awards Night (Invitation Only), 6 p.m.

June 19: Commencement, 6 p.m.

Timberlane Middle School Timberlane Middle School

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Principal Turnbull's Principal's Page


Dear Timberlane 8th-Grade Families: We have many exciting events planned to end the year for our 8th-graders, including our picnic (6/12), 8th-grade dance (6/13: 7 pm-10 pm), and our Moving Up Ceremony (6/16: 9 am - Platinum; 11 am - Mercury; 1 pm Titanium).

Please note that we are watching the weather very carefully. If we are able to hold the Moving Up Ceremonies outside, we will have no cap on the number of guests. If the weather forces us to move the ceremonies inside, we will hold them in the Old Gym at the scheduled times. In the event of indoor ceremonies, we will have to limit the number of guests to NO MORE THAN FOUR per student. The ceremony will be live-streamed, whether it is outdoor or indoor, and that link will be shared prior to the ceremony.

We will continue to watch the weather forecast closely and will make a determination by Saturday as to the status of the ceremony.

CLICK HERE for the 8th-Grade End of Year Letter that was sent on May 29th with details about each event.

Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

Chris Turnbull


This past year, Timberlane Staff and Students focused on the Wolfpack Standard for Success. Our whole school worked together to strengthen character development through the guiding values found in the word WOLFPACK. Each letter represents a core value we believe is essential for our students' growth—not just as learners, but as kind, responsible, and resilient individuals. From Work Ethic to Kindness, our students explored and practiced these values in meaningful ways throughout the year, building a strong, supportive school culture that reflects the very best of who we are.


W - work ethic

O - ownership

L - leadership

F - flexibility

P - perseverance

A - accountability

C - creativity

K - kindness


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.


*Dates to Remember*

Friday, June 13th - Yondr Pouch Turn in / 8th Grade Dance (TMS Gym), 7pm

Monday, June 16th - 8th Grade Stepping Up Ceremony (9 am-Platinum; 11 am-Mercury; 1 pm-Titanium)

Wednesday, June 18th - Early Dismissal/ PEP RALLY (Special Schedule)

Thursday, June 19th - Early Dismissal (Last Day), Clap out (HVCHS 8:15 / TMS 11:29)

Bear Tavern Elementary School Bear Tavern Elementary School

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BT Field Day - We could not have asked for a better day! From awesome student activities to the fire truck! Thank you to the staff and volunteers for their assistance at the various stations, which helped keep everything running smoothly. Please visit our Twitter feed for photos.


BT 5th Grade Promotion Ceremony - Tuesday, June 17th at 7 pm at Bear Tavern in the circular driveway area. The event will last roughly 45-60 minutes. Attire: It will be warm, so business casual attire is ideal (khaki shorts and golf-style shirts are acceptable, as are dresses, skirts, and other similar attire). Students will be seated in chairs, and guests are invited to sit on the hill; therefore, blankets are welcome. Stay tuned for more information.


BT Rising 4th Graders - Please click the link for information about next year’s music program.


BT Rising 3rd Graders - Please click the link for information about next year’s music program. Click here for instrument choices.


Lost and Found - All remaining items will be donated on June 19, 2025.


BT Clap Out - Thursday, June 19th at noon - Students will line the outside of the school, and our fifth graders will take a nostalgic walk through the empty building, exit from the pencil post canopy, and walk around the outside, where staff and students will cheer them on. The route will conclude on the blacktop, where parents, guardians, and guests can gather. Due to our dismissal process, we kindly request that guests park on Bear Tavern Road and walk up to the blacktop. The normal dismissal process will begin at 12:30 pm. Students riding the bus will report to the bus loop, and families on car pickup leave at 12:30 pm.


Date to Remember

June 13: Wear Red, White, & Blue/ 5th Grade Pool Party

June 17: 5th-Grade Step-Up Ceremony 7:00 pm

June 18: Early Dismissal/AM Preschool Only

June 19: Last Day of School, Early Dismissal/PM Preschool Only

Hopewell Elementary School Hopewell Elementary School

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The Principal’s Newsletter - Hopewell’s Happenings is on the HES Website.


Kid-Preneur Fair -Come to the Kid-Preneur Fair - June 14th from 1:00pm-4:00pm at HES. See FLYER for more info.


HES 5th Grade Clap Out: On Thursday, June 19th at 12:35 PM, students will line the hallways as our fifth graders take a celebratory walk through the building, cheered on by classmates and staff. They will then exit through the kindergarten doors to continue their walk outside. Families are welcome to join us—please gather outside to help celebrate this special moment. Kindly remember not to park on W. Prospect, as we need to keep that area clear for bus parking.


Summer Reading - Kids who read over the summer are more likely to maintain and even improve their reading skills! Explore these slides to find local library summer reading programs, great book suggestions, and fun ways to keep the reading momentum going all summer long!


Lost & Found - Our Lost & Found is filling up with jackets, water bottles, lunch boxes, and other clothing items. Please encourage your child to stop by and check for any missing belongings. All unclaimed items will be donated on June 19th.


DATES TO REMEMBER

June 14th - Kid-Preneur Fair @ HES

June 17th - HES 5th Grade Graduation (5:30pm)

June 18th - Early Dismissal - AM Preschool only

June 19th - Last Day of School & 5th Grade Clap Out (12:30);

Early Dismissal/PM Preschool only

Stony Brook Elementary School Stony Brook Elementary School

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Attention 4th Grade Parents: We are seeking volunteers to help lead next year's 5th Grade Committee! Fifth Grade is a special time at Stony Brook, and our elementary school "seniors" get to do a lot of extra activities and events throughout the year. The 5th Grade Committee functions as a subgroup of the SB PTO and has fundraisers to support the 5th Grade activities. A longer email with more details has already been emailed to all 4th Grade parents. Please reach out if you're interested and able to help! Contact the PTO Board (stonybrookpto@gmail) and/or Laura, PTO president (lmpbowen@gmail).


Summer Food Access

If you and your family need access to food over the summer, their are resources available. Please see the information below:

The Hopewell Mobile Food Pantry

  • https://hvymca.org/pantry/

  • Link for weekly food delivery

  • Email: hvmobilefoodpantry@gmail.com

  • Phone: 609-737-3048 (When calling after hours, choose option 2 for food pantry)

Summer EBT

  • Families that qualify via direct certification from the state or by application will automatically receive the EBT card for summer 2025

  • The free/reduced application was also the application for Summer EBT.

  • Summer 2025 EBT Packet (English)

  • Paquete EBT de verano de 2025 (español)

https://www.hvrsd.org/page/food-services


Moving out of district? If you are moving or relocating to another district and not returning to Stony Brook this fall, please let the main office know by emailing sbmainoffice@hvrsd.org. Mrs. Haenni and Mrs. Smith will assist parents/guardians with withdrawal information so that your child's grades and records can be transferred to the new school. We will miss you!


SBPTO Membership Toolkit - Click here to register for volunteer opportunities, sign up for the directory to find your friends this summer and order apparel! Contact StonyBrookPTO@gmail.com with any questions.


*Dates To Remember*

  • 6/13 - 5th-Grade Pool Party /Grand Falloons Assembly-an Earth Science Circus Assembly Program
  • 6/18 & 6/19 - Half days with a 12:45pm Dismissal & no lunch served
  • 6/18 - Early Dismissal at 12:35pm / Last School Meeting - wear All Star Shirts
  • 6/19 - Early Dismissal at 12:45pm / 9am CHS Senior All Star Clap Out / 12:35pm Fifth Grade Clap Out

Toll Gate Grammar School Toll Gate Grammar School

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Toll Gate Grammar School Website

Toll Gate Grammar on Instagram

Email the Toll Gate Main Office

Principal Lauri’s June Newsletter


5th Grade Events! Click on the links to view our end-of-year activities:

TG 5th Grade Save the Date 2025

More Info on 5th Grade Events


5th Annual Juneteenth Freedom Ride is this Saturday, June 14th. We are expecting our first wave of riders around 11am. Toll Gate is a rest stop for the 4th year. Volunteers of All Ages are welcome to come anytime to cheer the riders into TG front loop and help handout water and snacks. Come for any amount of time you are available or sign up for an hour. We are also looking for donations of oranges and pickles/pickle juice. Please reach out to Eva McKenna-Tramontana with questions. There is also still time to register to ride please see attached flyer above for details!


Alex’s Lemonade Stand Fundraiser - Please come to our Alex’s Lemonade Stand after dismissal on June 18th. This fundraiser is sponsored by the Toll Gate Student Council. Click here for details.


Dates to Remember:

6/18: Farewell Gator Gathering at 9:00 AM (5th Grade Parents are Welcome to Attend) and Early Dismissal at 12:45 PM

6/19: Last Day of School, 5th Grade Clap Out at 12:30 PM, Early Dismissal at 12:45 PM

Community Programs & Events Community Programs & Events

  • Dancing Under the Stars, Hinds Plaza, Princeton, Friday, June 13th 7pm: Members of the Central Jersey Dance Society demonstrate basic steps and lead others in an evening of dancing to recorded music of all kinds. Join us twice a month from June to September for our 11th season of this collaborative dance event co-sponsored by the library and Central Jersey Dance Society. Sponsored by Princeton Public Library


  • Kids Summer Reading Kickoff with "Ants on a Log": Sunday, June 15th, 203pm, Princeton Public Library. Kick off Summer Reading with an interactive music and literacy show. Ants on a Log presents "AlphaBugs," a high-energy and interactive show full of singing, movement and joy.


  • "Run for Clean Water, 2025 Solstice Trail Run", Wed., June 18th, 5:30pm, The Watershed Institute: A celebration of endurance, community, and environmental stewardship. This annual event supports The Watershed Institute’s mission to keep our water clean, safe, and healthy. Run or walk through scenic trails to celebrate the longest day of the year and then relax with a post-race party featuring Antimo’s , Old Hights Brewing Company and music by Ambient DJ.

  • Mercer County Parks: "Adventures on the Delaware", Guided Pontoon Tour Boats with County Naturalist. Weds, 9:30 & 11aam, June 18 and July 2, 9, 16.


  • Gardening is for the Birds, Weds, June 19th at 7:00pm, Hopewell Township Municipal Building. Learn about how to create a bird-friendly garden by providing these essential elements. Sign up HERE


  • Lawrenceville Main Street, Music in the Park: Join us for free outdoor concerts at Weeden Park every Thursday at 6pm, from 6/19 - 8/28.


  • Summer Concerts at Howe Commons: Begin on Friday, June 20th at 6pm


  • Princeton Garden Theatre: Toy Story, June 21st, 10am, $5 Family Matinee


  • Music Mountain Theatre presents "Young Frankenstein" June 20th - July 6th: a monster hit musical based on Mel Brooks' classic comedy film masterpiece.


  • Juneteenth celebration at the Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum, June 21st, 12-4pm:This vibrant, family-friendly event will feature live music, spoken word, theatrical performances, interactive drum circles, local artisans, storytelling workshops, and hands-on museum activities for all ages.


  • Concerts in Gazebo Park, Hopewell, Begin Sat. June 21 at 7pm-9:30pm: BTE, Tiny Home and Greg McGarvey. At the Volunteer Bandstand Borough Park; the Fire Dept will be selling burgers, hot dogs, beverages and snacks • Check the Borough website for rain dates.


  • Princeton Yoga Fest, Sat. June 21, 9am-9pm: Join us for classes, guest speakers, kids’ yoga, vendors, and the return of the Silent Disco! This year’s theme is Mental Health, Inclusion, and Community. Proceeds will support NAMI Mercer, NJ.


  • Science Saturdays, Science Outreach from Princeton University, June 21, 10am-11am, Ewing Library. This event is free and open to students in 2nd - 5th grades. Students will engage in different hands-on engaging science activities.


  • Tie Dye Workshop, Wed, June 25th, 11am, Pennington United Methodist Church: Celebrate the start of summer with a family-friendly tie dye extravaganza led by our friends from the Hopewell Valley Arts Council! Each registered participant will receive a drawstring bag to tie dye. Participants are welcome to bring alternate items to dye if they would like. Recommended for ages 5+. Registrations required: www.PenningtonLibrary.org/tiedye2025


  • Ice Cream Party & Wheat Harvest, Sat. June 28, Howell Living History Farm, 10am-4pm: Farmer Jim and his crew will use a "hit and miss" engine to churn gallons of ice cream in the shade of a maple tree, while live music by the Jugtown Mountain String Band, kids’ games, and a sailboat craft add to the fun on the front lawn. Ice cream and lunch fare are available for purchase.


Here are the links to the local libraries for upcoming storytimes, events and programs:

Hopewell Public Library

Pennington Public Library

Mercer County Library - Hopewell Branch

Summer Camps & 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!


HVSA has partnered once again with NLSA Surf to run our very popular HVSA Summer Camp at our Washington Crossing Fields for players born in 2011 through 2019. Dates: July 14th - July 17th (rain date July 18th) Time: 9 am - 12:00 pm at Washington Crossing Park. Fee reduced to $149 for all current HVSA Travel & Rec Players. Email camps@nlsasurf.com for the discount code before registering or with any questions.


McCarter Theatre Summer Camp: With the guidance of experienced teaching artists, students will work together with their campmates to bring their ideas to life—creating a story, developing original characters and dialogue, and rehearsing it all for an exciting final performance. McCarter Theatre Summer Camps at The Pennington School: This exciting partnership allows young performers to create, collaborate, and take center stage in McCarter's top-quality theater programs.


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: we will be hosting speed and change-of-direction training sessions designed for all athletes entering 4th-9th grades. Sessions will be held on the CHS turf field from 4:30–5:00PM on the following Wednesdays: June 25th, July 2nd, 9th, 16th, and 23rd. 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, cooking and more. Camp groups are led by are 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-12pm at the HVCHS Turf Field for kids entering 1st -8th. The Camp teaches position-specific fundamentals and techniques for all offensive, defensive and special teams positions and includes daily 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": The Garden Theatre is hosting two different week-long film camp experiences this summer. Our “Elements of Film” curriculum, which launched last year, will be returning. We will also be debuting a new week-long curriculum, “Intro to Filmmaking.”


Hopewell Recreation's Summer Camp site: Registration is open for all of our summer camp options: Including: Recreation Camp, Teen Travel Camp and Junior Travel Camp, Nature Camp, Magic Camp, Mad Science, 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: Registration is Open for Firefly and Tennis Camps! 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 once again with the boys and girls high school varsity teams to run our popular Camp at Timberlane for players entering 1st-8th grades in September 2025. The Camp will be led by HVCHS Girls Varsity Coach John McGinley and Boys Varsity 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. Info and registration can be found here.


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.


The College of New Jersey:

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.


Waldorf School of Princeton

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.

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