The world's finest and most popular pre-college and middle school enrichment programs. We are proud that every summer more teenagers choose SUMMER DISCOVERY than any other program of its kind. ...

The Pierce Country Day Camp is the flagship of the Pierce family's professional dedication to the growth and development of children. ...

Shibley Day Camp, founded in 1930, sits on 40 acres in Toslyn, NY. 5 heated pools, sports, go-carts, rock climbing, skating, crafts, drama and nature trails. ...

The Eglevsky Ballet was founded in 1961 by Andre Eglevsky, premier danseur of George Balanchine's New York City Ballet. It remains the only professional ballet company on Long Island. ...

The Recreation Department operates several programs throughout the city such as swimming instructions for children and babies, aerobics, soccer, pee wee and junior football, baseball, men's and women's softball leagues, and lacrosse. It also maintains the swimming pool, weight room, steam rooms, the skateboard park and Veterans' Park. The park has facilities that include basketball courts, roller hockey rink, jogging path, boardwalk, fishing pier, exercise fitness stations and plenty of park benches to sit, relax, and watch the boats pass through Reynolds Channel. ...

A Friends Academy Summer Camps is a place where children can have fun, make friends and learn in a safe and friendly environment. ...

Portledge is an inclusive community that inspires students to realize their individual potential, learn critical academic skills, develop moral courage, and prepare for further learning and global citizenship. ...

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. ...