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Central Coast YMCA Opens Registration for its 2020 Summer Day Camps

For your childu2019s best summer ever, sign up for a Central Coast YMCA Summer Day Camps u2014 registration is now open at all five YMCA locations<br>

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Central Coast YMCA Opens Registration for its 2020 Summer Day Camps

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  1. Central Coast YMCA Opens Registration for its2020 Summer DayCamps • For your child’s best summer ever, sign up for a Central Coast YMCA Summer Day Camps — registration is now open at all five YMCAlocations • Salinas, CA, February 26, 2020 — For your child’s best summer ever, sign up for a Central Coast YMCA Summer Day Camps — registration is now open at all five YMCA locations: Monterey, South County, Salinas,SanBenitoandWatsonville,withthefirstcamptostartJune8,2020. • No matter your preference — indoor camps, outdoor camps, sports camps and more — the Y offers a summer experience that will leave you and your child with a grin on yourfaces! • Early registration continues through March 31; regular registration dates: April 1 to Aug. 12. Week 1 Begins June 8, 2020; and will be held every week, 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday – Friday, June 8 – Aug. 12, 2020 (1/2 day on July3). • Registration forms are available at: https://www.centralcoastymca.org/clientuploads/PDF/SalinasCommunity/Day%20Camp/SYMCA_Summ er_Day_Camp_Registration_Packet_2019.pdf • All campers must have their registration form completed and turned into the YMCA and balance paid prior to the camp session. No child may enter camp without the Registration Form or with abalance. • At the Y, no one is ever turned away because they lack the ability to pay. We offer financial assistance so everyone has the opportunity to take advantage of the Y's valuable programs and services. If you would like to apply for financial assistance, click on xxx (one of the links below), fill out the form and bring it to your localYMCA. • Kids thrive in Summer Camp at the Y, where they will find a safe, caring environment in which they can discover who they are and the gifts they have toshare: • Caring camp counselors committed to helping children build confidence and character by being positive rolemodels • Tons of new friendships waiting to bemade • Discovering not just the wonders of an active lifestyle, but the joy of exploring unique talents and our wonderful localcommunity • Time to share strengths and develop newones • Creating memories to last alifetime!

  2. Weekly CampThemes: Week 1: BeachParty Week 2: SuperHero Week 3: Full STEAM Ahead Week 4: Back to theFuture Week 5: Wacky Spirit Week 6: AnimalPlanet Week 7: Iron ChefThrowdown Week 8: StoryWars Week 9: World of Games Week 10: World of Art Week 11: Summer SendOff DailySchedule 7-9 a.m., Check in (South County &Monterey) 7:30-9 a.m., Check in (Salinas, San Benito & Watsonville) Choice Time (Group Games, Arts & Crafts, Board Games) 9-9:30 a.m.: CampFire 9:30-10:30 a.m.: Group Game/Team Building 10:30-10:45 a.m.:Snack 10:45-12:00 a.m.: Arts & Crafts/Literacy 12:00-12:30 p.m.: Lunch/CleanUp

  3. 12:30-1:00 p.m.: Choice time (Group Games, Art Projects, ReadersTheater) 1:00-1:45 p.m.: Sports & GroupGames 1:45-3:30 p.m.: Swimming (Salinas & Watsonville); Healthy Living/Cooking Project (South County, San Benito &Monterey) 3:30-4:15 p.m.: Enrichment/STEM 4:15-5:45 p.m.: ReadingClub 5:00-5:45 p.m.: Closing Circle 5:45-6:00 p.m.: SignOut For more information or questions, contact Mikayla Spooner, Youth Development Director at: mspooner@ymcacentralcoast.orgor by calling (831) 758-3811 ext.1008. About the Central CoastYMCA Formed in 1989, the Central Coast YMCA began with the merger of two independent YMCAs; theSalinas Community YMCA (founded in 1921) and the Watsonville Family YMCA (founded in 1898). Originally a USO built in 1941, with the purpose of supporting American troops during World War II, the YMCA of the Monterey Peninsula joined the association in 1990. In 1998 the South County YMCA became the fourth branch in the association, extending its service area to the residents of south Monterey County. The YMCA of San Benito County became the fifth and most recent addition to the association in1999. CCYMCA is an independent, private, nonprofit corporation, a part of the YMCA of the USA, but responsible for its own policies, programs, and budgets. It employs 27 full-time employees, about 225 part-time employees, and 120 volunteers who impact approximately 40,000 people in Santa Cruz, San Benito, and Montereycounties. Contact: Marci BraccoCain ChatterboxPR Salinas, CA93901 (831)747-7455 http://www.ymcacentralcoast.org

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