Summer Program 2024-- Week 5 July 22 - July 26
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Join Lancaster Recreation for our summer program series!
We will be offering nine (9) weeks of summer programs for you can choose from either a STEM program or a Sports program with half-day or full-day options most weeks. Summer programs will start on the week of 6/24 and end the week of 8/19.
Most of our summer programs start at 9:00am and run until 3:00pm (with the exception of a few starting at 8:30am). Half-day programs run from 9:00am –12:00pm (with the exception of one (1) program running from 8:30am - 11:30am, one (1) program running 12:30pm - 3:30pm and full-day programs run from 9:00am - 3:00pm (with the exception of one (1) program running from 8:30am - 3:30pm). Early arrival will start 1 hour before the program starts and extended day is 1 hour after the program ends for an additional cost, $50 per week for either early arrival or extended day or both for $40 per week.
All programs will start the day off at LBMS- some programs will be outside, in the gym or a classroom. This year we are proud to offer five (5) days of summer programming and expanding our services to our COMMUNITY CENTER on FRIDAYS. Each Friday the programs will move to the Lancaster Community Center (LCC) gym, outdoor field, and or meeting room.
Also don't forget to add-on a Summer Program T-shirt for your kiddo, for $15 at checkout! We will wear our Summer Program T-shirts proudly on Fridays or the last day of the program!
Junior Police Academy-- Hosted by the Lancaster Police Department, this summer program is designed to strengthen the connection between public safety and local youth, our goal is to give you a chance to see what it’s like to become a police officer.This week we will offer multiple police-oriented and fire activities with the goal of having some fun and learning more about what we do.
This program is modeled loosely after the public safety academy’s that we attend to become sworn officers. This week you will be introduced to activities such as competing in an obstacle course, group marching drills and field events, fingerprinting, crime prevention and other indoor and outdoor classes. Cadets also get a first-hand look inside police equipment such as patrol cars, special use vehicles, and fire department apparatus. Cadets will also participate in basic handcuffing, simple self-defense tactics, personal safety principles and other police related, and age-appropriate skills geared to be fun, but challenging.
At the conclusion of the academy, students will participate in a graduation ceremony and receive a certificate that acknowledges their active participation, endurance, and hard work.