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 Youth Tackle Football division is part of the National Football League's Football Operations Department headed by Executive Vice President Ray Anderson. The NFL realizes that teaching young people has to be more than just football. ...

NYFA Summer Camp locations include Universal Studios in Florida and Los Angeles; New York City; Princeton and Harvard Universities, Packer Collegiate Institute; Disney-MGM Studios in Florida; London, England; Paris, France; Florence, Italy. ...

A typical day at Crossover Sports Camp will offer your child a variety of sports throughout the day that will encourage personal growth and skill development. ...

During the summer the Tisch School of the Arts offers high school students the chance to participate in intensive training either in New York City, Dublin or Paris. Through these programs students gain an enriching and enlightening experience, and a better understanding of the nature of a professional training program. ...

NYU Steinhardt's high school residential summer art intensive allows young artists ages 16 to 18 the opportunity to explore their ideas in the heart of the international art world. Students will expand their skills, liberate their imaginations, and enrich their understanding of contemporary art. ...

Since 1914 PAL has been serving New York City is youth with safe, structured programming designed to engage boys and girls in positive activities that improve their quality of life, present developmental opportunities, and offer the prospect of a brighter future. ...

In all our filmmaking camps, each student writes, produces, directs, and edits his or her own films. In addition, they each assist other members of the crew in the roles of director of photography and assistant camera person, providing all with extensive set experience. The acting and animation camps are just as intensive and thorough. ...

In 1914, Police Commissioner Arthur Woods began a social movement that would eventually be known as the Police Athletic League. CommissionerWoods, a well-known advocate of New York City's poor, worked closely with the Commissioner of Charities, John Kingsbury. Commissioner Woods instructed police officers to seek out the needy in their precincts and bring these people to charitable persons or organizations for help. Commissioner Woods had a special concern for the poor children who lived in the congested tenements of New York City with no safe places to play. In reaction to this problem, the police commissioner organized a city-wide search for vacant lots which could be converted into playgrounds. In addition, he set aside 29 blocks as playground blocks, where traffic was prohibited inthe afternoons every day except Sunday. ...

Located less than 45 minutes from most of our bus pickup points, the 14th Street Y's New Country Day Camp sets your child down in the middle of New York's natural beauty. Swimming pools, hiking trails, and open meadows are the setting for this camp at Staten Island's 75-acre Henry Kaufman Campground. ...