After all these years, we are proud of players who have attended the NYBA. Many of them have gone on to be successful in High School, College, and Professional Baseball. This is where it all started. ...

Back in 1870, there is evidence the YMCA movement had reached Long Island and activities first began stirring in the City of Glen Cove. But the recorded origins of the YMCA of Long Island, Inc. go back to March 1916, when a group of local volunteers met in the Garden City Hotel, and voted the organization into existence. Its headquarters was in a small building near the Mineola train station. They hired a General Secretary and set out with a $40,000 budget – pledged by the community. Ambitious plans were laid which included widespread training of volunteer leaders to develop, conduct, and promote scouting and other boys' activities. These activities included camps, bible study, lectures, athletics, religious work, health and recreation, educational and vocational classes, and an employment service. Unfortunately, all these plans were set aside when the U.S. was drawn in World War I a few months later. ...

Summer camp provides children with unique experiences that help them grow, learn, have fun and build lasting relationships. At North Shore Day Camp, we foster the values of sharing, integrity, responsibility and respect. Each summer our campers embark upon a journey that develops a greater sense of self-esteem and self-confidence. When summer ends they will leave camp with new friends and memories that will last a lifetime. ...

Fostering development. Building self-esteem. Sparking imagination with loving attention and safety. Guiding children's first steps toward a life-long love of learning. ...

Suited to players who are of beginner to intermediate level, the USSI tennis camp will teach children the basic fundamentals in stroke production, court movement and basic footwork skills. All classes follow a USTA curriculum
Suited to players who are of beginner to intermediate level, the USSI tennis camp will teach children the basic fundamentals in stroke production, court movement and basic footwork skills. All classes follow a USTA curriculum ...

Suited to players who are of beginner to intermediate level, the USSI tennis camp will teach children the basic fundamentals in stroke production, court movement and basic footwork skills. All classes follow a USTA curriculum Children must provide their own racket for this program. ...

Inspiring Science Programs Expand Learning and Motivation
Champions Science Adventures™ programs and summer camps focus on taking science education beyond the classroom to spark a child's interest in the world of science through exploration and discovery. Our programs reinforce the five core knowledge areas of science: Life Science, Physics, Chemistry, Space/Earth Science and Technology. We offer a variety of ways for schools to bring the joy of science to children in grades k-6 all year long. ...

A summer camp with caring & qualified staff. Fun atmosphere and new adventures that kids love and parents trust. ...

Since its founding in 1904, School of the Holy Child has provided generations of young women with a strong liberal arts education rooted in Catholic values and based on the trust and reverence for the dignity and uniqueness of each person. Originally named St. Walburga's Academy in memory of Reverend Mother Mary Walburga White, SHCJ, the first Provincial of the American Province of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus, the School opened its doors in a small house on West 141st Street in New York City. Under the leadership of First Prefect Mother St. Ignatius, ten sisters and 14 students began classes on October 17, 1904. ...

Dunn also was named girls high school soccer player of the year by Newsday. Dunn, 17, who has verbally committed to the University of North Carolina next fall, also was named the Class A state player of the year by the New York State Sportswriters Association and was named a high school All-American by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. ...