As hard as it is to believe, the end of summer is right around the corner. Soon, the back-to-school supply lists will be distributed, and before you know it, the kids will be deep into the first semester of the school year! What a great summer it’s been at the JCC Indianapolis. Join us on the blog today to learn what you can look forward to in the last few weeks of July and the beginning of August.
If your child hasn't participated in a week of summer camp at the JCC Indianapolis, there is still time to register them! This is a great opportunity for your kids to meet new people and have new experiences with their friends. Post Camp will begin August 1st and is available for kids in grades Kindergarten through 8th grade. After school care will start back up and is led by full-time JCC Indianapolis staff who provide supervision and guidance to ensure a safe, social, and quality program in a family environment.
Finally, if you're looking for something fun and engaging to fill the last few weeks of summer, consider registering yourself or your child for swim lessons or tennis lessons. Our personalized and custom half-hour swim lessons can benefit all ages and abilities. And our youth tennis program is perfect for your child to have a great time while honing their skills and learning about the importance of sportsmanship.
Spend the last few weeks of summer with us at the JCC Indianapolis. For more information on the programs and events available, contact us at (317) 251-9467 or visit our website.
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