“What are we going to do all summer long?” is the one question that parents have in mind. Try taking a "vacation" in your own home? See how!

Music Compound offers a fun and interactive summer camp for Sarasota and Manatee students of all ages. The perfect summer camp for kids.

Join Community Day School for a summer of STEM, swim, silliness and sun! Staffed with certified teachers, it's the perfect combination o

SUMMER CAMP WINNER - JUMP Dance Company JUMP Dance Company has been proudly serving local students for over 14 years. JUMP has always operat

SPONSORED BY: Sun N Fun Resort. With the heat turned up this summer, there is no better time to hit one of the many splash parks in the area

SPONSORED BY: The Brain Wave Center. Some new ideas – with a twist... help them beat the summer brain drain!

It was an amazing week during InStride’s first ever Equine Assisted Learning Horsemanship Summer Camp! Through a unique experiential approach, participants learned about horse behavior and how to care for horses, as well as developing horsemanship skills that include leading, riding, and working with a horse at liberty. InStride packed a lot into one week, and by the end their participants were feeling confident and successful! Activities throughout the week included: • Learn

Summer has begun and we are already thinking about hot beach days, relaxing by the pool … and what in the world to do with our kids to keep

Give your kids a summer of fun in the sun! At Camp Sun N Fun, they bring the field trip to you ...

You may feel like the dust hasn’t even begun to settle on the Christmas decorations in the attic, but it’s time to start thinking about summer! Choosing the right summer camp for your child can be a daunting task, but summer camp can reap many rewards for both you and your child. Building friendships, developing interests and skills, experiencing new and exciting things and so much more—all of these things are benefits of summer camp. What’s Most Important? A good staff is t

WATER 1. Adult supervision is of paramount importance. Parents need to focus on their children 100% of the time. No distractions! 2. Practice “touch supervision” (a term used by the American Academy of Pediatrics). This means that at all times, the supervising adult is within an arm’s length of the child being watched, when near or in the water. 3. Remember, no child or adult is “drown proof.” 4. Keep in mind that children can drown in many different water sources including: