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The Friday Focus

March 22, 2024

The FridayFocus March 22, 2024

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IMPORTANT FINANCIAL INFORMATION FOR PARENTS/GUARDIANS:


  • Click here for updated information on new free & reduced lunch programs. This is a new program that helps qualifying families with school and summer meal programs. Please read the details on the link and submit application before April 19, 2024.
  • Planning on attending college in Academic Year 2024-25? Complete the 2024-25 FAFSA today! Join this 3.26 online webinar to walk you through the revised FAFSA application From the Higher Education Student Assistance Authority to help navigate the process of applying for federal and New Jersey state aid.
  • Department of Education: Federal Student Aid: In English and Spanish. Learn about the federal student aid programs as well as other sources of financial aid to help you pay for college or career school.
  • From Harvard University's Usable Knowledge: Tips for Navigating Financial Aid: The first in a series on how students and families can find their way through the government’s FAFASA overhaul.

UPCOMING EVENTS:


“Illegal: A New Musical," Sunday, March 24th at 2:30pm, Mayo Concert Hall, The College of New Jersey, A moving new show about America’s earliest illegal immigrants told through rap, rock and spoken word, ILLEGAL shines a light on the fighting spirit of those who dared to become American. Family friendly. Q&A with the musical creators follows. Free admission and free parking at Lots 5-7. Doors open at 2pm.


Together with the Digital Wellness Initiative, Toll Gate Grammar presents: Tech Talks at Toll Gate!

Elementary Parents, Join us Tuesday, 3/26/24 @ 6:30 at Toll Gate Grammar for: Getting Ready to Give A Device? Device Options and Imperative Conversations To Have With Your Children Before Middle School Presenter will be Ms. Melissa Lauri, Toll Gate Principal

Please join us in person at Toll Gate Grammar for snacks, information and resources. If you can't make it in person, please join us via this link. We look forward to seeing you


Hopewell Valley Faculty Musicale, March 27th at 6:30pm Central High School PAC

Performances by teachers and staff from all of our schools!


Hopewell Valley After School Enrichment Program: The Spring Enrichment program will begin the week of April 15th and registration is now open! The Spring Session runs for 7 weeks and has lots of fun and exciting programs including Lego, Mad Science, Dance, Tennis and so much more! Do not delay as registration will end on April 8th! Please go to https://hvymca.org/child-care/after-school-enrichment/ to register for your respective schools. Please reach out to 609-737-3048 with any questions.


Strategic Planning Meeting: Our last strategic planning meeting is scheduled for April 9th at 6PM in the community room at HV CHS. If you are interested in attending, please complete the form here. This is open to everyone, regardless if you attended the previous strategic planning meetings.


Please see "Community Events" for additional upcoming programs!

Hopewell Valley Central High School Hopewell Valley Central High School

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Conqueror of the Hill: Congratulations to our physics students for the successful completion of another Conqueror of the Hill challenge! Overr two hundred students competed in the competition this year, which culminated in the final rounds this morning. We are so proud of our students’ ability to demonstrate a practical application of their physics knowledge!



Black & Gold Cup March Madness: The Gold Team is competing against the Black Team in a March Madness style bracket of games throughout the month of March. After four weeks of fun, interactive competitions, we’re down to the Final Four! The winner will be decided at the pep rally on March 28.


Academic Reminders: As a reminder, the third marking period will end on March 28th. Eligibility for placement in honors and AP classes for the 2024-25 school year will be reviewed at the conclusion of the third marking period, and any placement changes will be communicated by the students’ teachers.


Spring Pep Rally on March 28th: We are excited to celebrate our performers and athletes at our spring pep rally. We will be following a special schedule with abbreviated class periods, in order to provide our students with the opportunity to attend all of their classes before spring break, as well as to allow time for the pep rally.


Community Service and Volunteer Opportunities The HVCHS PTO partners with other school PTOs in our district and organizations in our community to share opportunities for CHS students to make a meaningful impact by sharing their time and talents. Click on link to learn more.


Spring Athletics: There are over 300 student-athletes participating in our spring athletic season! Please come out to support our student-athletes as they compete in tennis, softball, lacrosse, baseball, volleyball, golf, and track. The spring athletic schedule can be found here. All spectators should provide a positive and supportive presence for our student-athletes.


Lost & Found: The HVCHS Lost & Found is filled with water bottles, clothing, and other items. Please encourage your child to stop by the Lost & Found area in the cafeteria to check for any missing items. All Lost & Found items that are not claimed before Spring Break will be donated to a local charity.


Absences & Late Arrivals: Parents/Guardians should call our TeleSafe number 609-737-4003, Ext 1, by 8:00 am to report an absence or late arrival. Please also review our attendance procedures for details about our policies.


The HVCHS PTO Dog Byte: with details and links to upcoming programs, events and class fundraisers.


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.


The Class of 2026 invites you to attend this spring's Designer Handbag Bingo on Friday, April 26. This event has become a tradition at CHS for each class as they raise funds for events such as Post Prom and other senior celebrations. The evening also includes a silent auction, tricky tray, and 50/50. Learn more and then purchase your tickets to join the fun!


*Dates to Remember*

March 22: Freshman Semi-Formal, 7-10 p.m.

March 27: Faculty Musicale

March 28: Spring Pep Rally/3rd Marking Period Ends


Thank you to all who participated in our recent Wellness Day!

Timberlane Middle School Timberlane Middle School

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Here is Principal Turnbull's Principal's Page


Spring Sports have begun - daily schedules can be found here.


Timberlane Spirit Week 3/25-3/28: End the marking period with spirit! Wear ..

Monday: Hawaiian

Tuesday: PJ Day

Wednesday: Red, White, and Blue

Thursday: Team Color Day


Builders of Kindness Club - Coat drive: Drop off gently used coats, new scarves, hats or gloves to the lobby of TMS to be donated to those in need


TMS Science Fair 2024, April 26, from 6:00 pm with Awards and Winners announced the same evening. Students will develop and conduct an experiment. They will prepare a visual presentation of their process and findings that will be evaluated by our judges the day of the event. Registration deadline is April 6.See the TMS website for details and click here to register. Each participant will receive a Science Fair T-shirt. Prizes are Amazon Gift cards for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners! Project drop off and set up starts at 5:30pm


Early Dismissals: Please advise your child of early dismissals prior to coming to school and send them to school with a note. Students need to present the note to the main office right off the bus for a pass to leave class. If the need occurs after the start of school, please call the Main Office, not TeleSafe. Please be aware Timberlane Drive is closed between 2:30 3:00 for TMS & CHS dismissal.


TMS PTO Wolf Flash - with news of upcoming events and programs!


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*

Monday, March 25: TMS Band Concert at 7:00

Tuesday, March 26: TMS Choir & Orchestra Concert

Wednesday, March: Faculty Musicale

Thursday, March 28 - S-Day: Pep Rally

Thursday, March 28 - End of Marking period 3

Friday, March 29: Friday, April 5 - Spring Break!

May 6-10: NJSLA Testing

Bear Tavern Elementary School Bear Tavern Elementary School

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BT Principal's Page - Provides links to information and activities


BT PTO Bear Flash - Everything you need to know for the month & beyond!


Congratulations to Bear Tavern’s 5th-Grade Girls Division Champions & 4th-Grade Boys Division Champions!

Girls 5th Grade Champions, River Rats: Kaitlyn Ciesielski, Paige Kazior, Juliette Kelly, Braelyn Driscoll

Boys 5th Grade Champion, The Bananas: Luke Branagh, Evan Schubert, Hudson Hanley


Faculty Musicale - Wednesday, March 27th @6:30pm. Join us at the PAC for an evening of pure entertainment as the staff of HVRSD takes the stage. Teachers from each school in our district will perform in a showcase you won't want to miss!


The TMS Music Department 4th and 5th Grade Open House: For students interested in band, orchestra, or choir, on March 28th from 5 to 6 pm at Timberlane. Please RSVP using this link


BT Girls On The Run Spring Session - Attention girls grades 3-5, come run with us!

Click here for more information.


HVYMCA - Spring After School Enrichment: Registration is open from 3/15-4/8. Click here to register.


BT Innovation EXPO - On Wednesday, April 19th, the Innovation EXPO will be held at Bear Tavern from 6:00 - 8:00 pm. Please click here for more information.


5th-Grade Yearbook Ad - Make the 2023- 2034 yearbook even more special for your 5th grader. A congratulatory ad is a loving tribute to your child personalized with your sentimental message and a cherished photo. Create a memory that will last a lifetime. Click here for more information. All ad submissions and payments must be received by Friday, April 26th.


Lost and Found - Our lost and found is growing. Please have your students stop and look for their misplaced items.


PaySchools Central Food Service - Use the following link for the 2023-2024 school lunches.


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. Thank you.


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*

3/27 Faculty Musicale at CHS PAC

3/28 4th & 5th Grade Music Open House - TMS

3/29 - School Closed for Good Friday

4/1 - 4/5 - School Closed for Spring Break

4/16 - Bus Evacuation Drill

4/19 5th Grade Liberty Science Center Field Trip

4/22 - Wear Blue or Green for Earth Day

4/25 - 2nd Grade Musical 7:00 pm @ BT

Hopewell Elementary School Hopewell Elementary School

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The Principal’s March Newsletter - Hopewell’s Happenings is on the HES Website. Hopewell’s Happenings is a monthly update with links to all sorts of information and activities.


HES 2023-2024 Yearbook - Order your 2023-2024 Hopewell Elementary Yearbook HERE. Yearbook sales will close April 24, 2024.


Faculty Musicale - Wednesday, March 27th @ 6:30pm

Join us at the PAC for an evening of pure entertainment as the staff of HVRSD take the stage! Teachers from each school in our district will perform in a showcase you won't want to miss. From Hopewell Elementary, you'll get to see Dr. Brettell, along with Ms. Carosi, Ms. Cohen, Ms. Dauer, Freddy the Frog, Ms. Gaestel, Mrs. Heiser, Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. LaRose, Ms. Pfau, Mrs. Pontani, Mrs. Rodriguez, and Mrs. White! We hope you can make it!


The TMS Music Department 4th and 5th Grade Open House: for students interested in band, orchestra, or choir, on March 28th from 5-6 pm at Timberlane. Please RSVP using this link


HES Color Run - To support our efforts, The Nature Harmony Project Committee, in partnership with the Green Team, will be hosting a Color Run on Saturday, April 27th at 11am. Information link can be found HERE and Sign-up HERE


HVYMCA After School Enrichment Registration -Spring Session Registration is open from 3/15-4/8. Click HERE to register.


Lost and Found -Please have your students stop down to look for their misplaced items.


PaySchools Central Food Service - Use the following link for the 2023-2024 school lunches.


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 (pick up, take the bus, after-school program, etc.), please be sure to call or email the main office at 609-737-4007 hwmainoffice@hvrsd.org


Dates to Remember:

3/27-1st Grade Mammal Museum (9:00am) / Faculty Musicale at CHS PAC (6:30pm)

3/28- HES Pep Rally (Wear School Spirit Wear) / 4th & 5th Grade Music Open House@TMS

3/29 - Schools and Offices Closed

4/2 - 4/5 - Schools Closed Spring Break

4/8 - HES Total Solar Eclipse - glasses will be provided (2:09PM)

4/10 - Student Council Meeting Officers (8:05AM)

4/11- Green Team Meeting (8:00AM)

Stony Brook Elementary School Stony Brook Elementary School

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Here is the most recent Stony Brook Scoop Newsletter.


SB Parents Night Out: Support the 5th Grade Committee tonight!


Science Fair, Sat, March 23rd: Look forward to seeing you there!


The TMS Music Department 4th and 5th Grade Open House: for students interested in band, orchestra, or choir, on March 28th from 5 to 6 pm at Timberlane. Please RSVP using this link


The ReadaFun Reading Challenge: is underway and we are so excited to see how many readers we have logging daily. Thank you to everyone who is participating! Events have included guest readers, an author visit, and “Dress Like a Character Day.” Click here for account instructions.

Thank you for your support!


YMCA Spring Enrichment - Registration is open. Spring session runs 4/15 - 6/16.


Kids Heart Challenge for the American Heart Assn - Students are participating in activities for the challenge during Wellness class. Please see the INSTRUCTIONS to participate.


Solar Eclipse - There will be a solar eclipse on April 8 beginning at 2:09 pm through 4:35 pm, with maximum coverage at 3:24 pm. The district is providing glasses for students! This website has a small video that will show what it will look like in the Trenton area. We will educate students so they understand how to safely view the eclipse. Additional information will be shared soon!


“One Fine Day” Celebration on May 1st - Our annual “One Fine Day” celebration is coming up and we are looking for groups of students to perform short dances (no more than 3 min) that represent the many cultures and traditions at Stony Brook! Here are the guidelines:

  • Organized/prepared outside of school by parents/guardians

  • Performed by small groups. Organizers are encouraged to include their student’s classmates. There are limited spots available for solo dances (grades 3-5)

Please contact Mr. Emhof (williamemhof@hvrsd.org) by Fri, April 5 to organize a dance.


SB 23/24 Yearbook! - Order your 23/24 Stony Brook yearbook with school code: 14277924


Absences & Late Arrivals - Parents/Guardians should call our TelSafe line at 609-737-4006, Ext 2, by 8:00 am to report an absence or late arrival.


Changes In Students’ Dismissal - If you have a dismissal change, please e-mail the main office in advance at sbmainoffice@hvrsd.org. Last-minute changes should be called in to 737-4006.

Attendance Procedures - Please refer to our Attendance Procedures for details regarding school absences, late arrivals and early dismissals.


School Lunch information can be found on these links.


Membership Toolkit - Volunteer opportunities, class lists & apparel can be found here. Click here to register. Contact StonyBrookPTO@gmail.com with any questions.


*Dates To Remember*

3/22: Parents Night Out

3/23: Science Fair

3/27: Faculty Musicale at CHS PAC (6:30pm)

3/28 4th & 5th Grade Music Open House - TMS

4/8: Solar Eclipse / Spring Enrichment Registration Closes

5/1: One Fine Day

Toll Gate Grammar School Toll Gate Grammar School

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Monthly Principal Newsletter - Please click here to view Mrs. Lauri’s March newsletter.


The TMS Music Department 4th and 5th Grade Open House: for students interested in band, orchestra, or choir, on March 28th from 5 to 6 pm at Timberlane. Please RSVP using this link


Spirit Days (Sponsored by the Student Council) - Mustache Monday is coming up on Monday, 3/25. If you are able to, please bring shelf-stable milk to donate to the Hopewell Valley Mobile Food Pantry. Click here to view all of our upcoming spirit days.


Digital Wellness Initiative at Toll Gate: Spring Parent Series “Tech Talk” - This four-part series educates parents on technology use as it pertains to your child. Save the dates for the remaining sessions 2-4.

Session 2- Tuesday, March 26, 2024

Join us Tuesday, 3/26/24 @ 6:30 at Toll Gate Grammar for: Getting Ready to Give A Device? Device Options and Imperative Conversations To Have With Your Children Before Middle School

Presenter will be Ms. Melissa Lauri, Toll Gate Principal. Please join us in person at Toll Gate Grammar for snacks, information and resources. If you can't make it in person, please join us via this link. We look forward to seeing you!

Session 3- Wednesday, April 17, 2024

High School Student Panel- Popular Apps and Peer Pressure

Session 4- Tuesday, May 7, 2024

Habits & Rules to set for your young children and their devices & device management


ReadAFun is underway and we are so excited to see how many readers we have logging daily. Thank you to everyone who is participating! We have $5220 in pledges after week 2. Please reach out to Eva Tramontana (emck323@gmail.com) with any questions. ReadAFun ends on March 31st.

Prizes: $1 - Sticker, $5 - Bookmark, $10 - Pencil, $20 - Pencil Topper

Top Two Donating Classes: Pizza Party/Donuts

Top Student in each grade for donations: Popsicles with the Principal


PTO Spring Social - Save the date for a night of kid-free fun on Saturday, April 13th at 6:00 PM at 1 North Main Street in Pennington. There will be live music, a silent auction, and catering by Emily’s Cafe. Stay tuned for ticket sale information coming soon.


Save the Date! - Field Day will be held on Friday, May 24th.


Dates to Remember:

Monday, 3/25: Mustache Monday

Tuesday, 3/26: Tech Talk at Toll Gate (Session 2)

Wednesday, 3/27: Faculty Musicale at CHS PAC (6:30pm)

Thursday, 3/28 4th & 5th Grade Music Open House - TMS

Friday, March 29th: Good Friday - Schools/Offices Closed

Sunday, March 31: ReadAFun Ends

April 1st-5th: Spring Break - Schools Closed

Wednesday, 4/10: Walk, Bike or Roll to School Day

Saturday, 4/13: PTO Spring Social

Community Events Community Events

“Trolls Movie Sing-Along”, Sat. March 23rd at Kelsey Theatre, Mercer County Community College, 1 & 4 pm: Participation bags, costume parade, lyrics on the screen. $16-$18. Kelseytheatre.org.


Third Annual Oxtail Festival,
Sat. March 23rd, 4pm, Hopewell Valley Vineyards: Fundraiser for the Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum. A feast including specialties from the African American, Caribbean, and Afro-Latin diaspora.


Pennington Parks & Recreation: Easter Egg Hunt, Kunkel Park, Sat. March 30th 10am


Terhune Orchards: Bunny Trails Spring Festival! March 30 & 31

Follow a self-guided treasure hunt around the farm, discovering around the farm, discovering Spring! Enjoy craft activities and meet Terhune's real bunny rabbit, Ginger.


The Watershed Institute: Spring Mini-Camp April 2-4 Grades K-6

Bring your campers for a mini-camp experience complete with a day of hiking, exploring, playing, and enjoying spring surprises.


McCarter Theatre Brains on! Live: Saturday, April 6th at 3:30pm: Brains on! the wildly popular podcast for kids, is hitting the road with a hilarious science-themed show that takes the audience on an adventure through our brains. the show will include magic tricks, dance moves and out-of-body experiences - and even a game show!


Girls in Gear: Offers Learn to Ride, Bike Rides and Bike Maintenance with locations at Hopewell Elementary and Toll Gate.


Hopewell Recreation Spring and Summer Program Guide
click on link for registration and information.


OG All-Stars Competitive Cheerleading Brochure : Provides a positive, inclusive and affordable cheer experience. They are hosting a Spring Break Cheer Camp April 1-5. Check out this flyer for information


Spring Hoops: Games Start April 8th. Weeknights at TMS and open to anyone who wants to play basketball. Boys and Girls Grades 3rd to 12th For more info on Spring Hoops and to register go to www.hopewellbasketball.com


Hopewell Valley YMCA: Instructional Basketball Grades 3-5

Players will strengthen their skills and understanding of the game through the Jr. NBA curriculum.

Mondays at Stony Brook Gym, 6:00-7:00pm


Hopewell Valley Soccer Association: Registration for Spring 2024 Rec Soccer is OPEN until Wednesday 3/27! Our spring season runs from Sunday, April 14th until Sunday, June 9th for grades 3-12 and June 18th for pre-K to grade 2. Games on Sunday afternoons. No games will be held on Memorial Day Weekend (May 26th).


Hopewell Valley Lacrosse: Registration is Open for Spring 2024!

Open to boys and girls ages K-8th grade, HVL’s Spring 2024 Program provides developmental lacrosse instruction for boys and girls of all skill levels.


Soccer Shots, Central Jersey: Offers three different programs to meet the developmental needs of children aged 2-8. We aim to build character skills and confidence while having a whole lot of fun!



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 Programs Summer Programs

ESF Camps: ESF is celebrating 32 years of camp traditions and excellence in the Lawrenceville and Princeton communities! Summer 2024 will mark their 5th year at Chapin School Princeton in Princeton, NJ. They are excited to premier multiple award-winning camps that are sure to be chock-full of enrichment opportunities and action-packed fun activities for children in rising grades Preschool-10th. We invite you to check out ESF’s premier collection of camps for 2024. Camp runs June 24 – August 23, 2024. Extended Day is available. Hopewell Valley Regional School District families who enroll on or before April 30th, will receive an exclusive discount of $100 off total tuition by using COUPON CODE ESF2024 at checkout. Questions, please contact an ESF Camp Specialist at 609-896-0606 or email admissions@esfcamps.com. Also, check out ESF’s website at https://www.esfcamps.com/princeton/ and RSVP to ESF’s On-Site Open Houses at Chapin School Princeton on Saturday, April 6th and Saturday, April 27th (Tour times 12pm and 1pm).


Hopewell Recreation Summer Camps: click on link for registration and information for a variety of camp programs.


Hopewell Valley YMCA Summer Camp: June 24-August 23: offers summer day camp programming to meet the needs of the community. Your camper will learn teamwork, embrace their artistic side, develop their sports skill sets and further engage in their love of STEM activities and much more.


Hopewell Valley Children's Theater. Registration is now open to new families for our summer camp 2024. We are excited to announce that our shows will be Alice in Wonderland, Jr. for the morning campers (grades K-5) and The Wizard of Oz, for the afternoon campers (grades 6 and on). Please go to our website at www.hvct.info for more information and to register for camp.


Watershed Academy for High School Students, Summer 2024 : Offers immersive environmental investigations on the 950-acre property. Each five-day session engages students in a world of science where they ask questions and identify problems, gain skills and knowledge, explore root causes of environmental injustice, propose solutions, learn about career opportunities and how to advocate for change. Please click on the link for additional information and dates.


Hopewell Tennis & Swim : Firefly Camp and Tennis Camps


Schafer Sports Center Summer Camp Registration : We offer campers a variety of activities including gymnastics, sports and playground games, both full and half day programs. We are also offering camp inclusion for children with special needs: Inclusion Sports Performance Training.


Arts Council of Princeton: Offers Spring Break and Summer camps and classes.


Girls Who Code Free Virtual Summer Programs Overview: Our free virtual summer programs are open to 9-12th graders. Students can choose to learn new coding skills in game design, web design, cybersecurity, or data science and artificial intelligence!


Art Sparks Hopewell - Summer 2024 Camp: provides theme-based creative experiences during which children get to explore a variety of media such as acrylics, collage, watercolors, pastels, charcoal, printmaking, sculpture, assemblage, colored pencils, clay and more.


Hopewell Valley Soccer Association: Bulldog Soccer Camp: Grades 1-8, August 12th-15th

Timberlane Athletic Fields, led by HVCHS Coaches and Players.


Summers at Pennington: offers a wide range of programs that allow campers to explore and dive into subject matter they are interested in.


Princeton Day School Summer Programs: Summer Programs offers seven weeks of academic, athletic and enrichment programming on the school’s 106-acre campus. Camp facilities utilize our entire campus including our STEAM Centers and classrooms, state of the art athletic facilities, our organic garden and one of a kind ropes course. Campers from all local schools are welcome to attend


Princeton University’s Campus Recreation Summer Day Camp: Grades 1-8. The camper's day will be filled with a variety of sports, games, arts and crafts, and camp activities which will keep your camper active and engaged throughout the week. Each camp also provides weekly programs or trips for their specific grade level. All campers are given camp gear.


Princeton University Sports Camps: All camps and clinics are held on campus. Each camp is directed by the Princeton University varsity coaches, with assistance from college coaches and players from around the country.


McCarter Summer: for young stars aged 7-15! Our Summer Camps are taught by highly experienced creative arts professionals, including actors, theatre directors, choreographers, musical directors, designers, and visual artists.


Stuart Country Day School Summer Camp: Offering 22 new programs for a total of 60 sessions over 11 weeks, including exciting new offerings for high school students.

There is a camp offered every week of the summer at the preschool, lower, and middle school levels, giving families an opportunity for their daughters or sons to spend their entire summer at Stuart.


Maple Shade Farm, Hopewell: Riding lessons, equine-facilitated learning sessions and a summer nature/sports camp.


Rylor Lacrosse Summer Camp: The mission of Rylor Lacrosse is to provide a fun, safe and positive learning environment in which Lacrosse players can improve their lacrosse skills and understanding of the game.


Apple Hart Farm: Farm Camp provides a rich, outdoor experience in which budding nature lovers connect with the natural world in a safe, nurturing environment.


Eggert Aquatics: Offering customized swim programming for all ages, needs and abilities.


Fal-Rooney Summer Camp: The uniqueness of our summer camps is that they’re like an all day gym class where teams compete against each other for the coveted cup at the end of the week. Our camps are geared towards those in first to ninth grade.

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