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Summer Sports Camps (Lifeguard)
What is it A Youth Sports Summer Program featuring Basketball Football Baseball Softball Swimming Track & Field and Lacrosse is more than just playits a strategic investment in student wellness safety equity and achievement. This program will not only keep youth active and safe during the summer but will also support the urban school districts broader mission to educate the whole childmind body and spirit.
Who is it forUtica City School District students grades 412
When are the Sports CampsJuly and August 2025; Times (daytime exact times to be determined)
Program Focus: Basketball Football Baseball Softball Swimming Track & Field Lacrosse Tennis Cheerleading Wrestling Golf Cross Country Soccer Volleyball
Urban communities face distinct challenges during the summer including limited access to safe recreational outlets increased youth vulnerability and a lack of structured programs that foster development outside the classroom. A Youth Sports Summer Program centered around a diverse range of team and individual sports offers a powerful solution that addresses students health safety engagement and opportunity gaps.
Each sportBasketball Football Baseball Softball Swimming Track & Field and Lacrosseprovides a unique physical and developmental benefit:
This range ensures all students can find a sport that interests them while staying active and healthy.
Summer often sees spikes in youth disengagement exposure to unsafe environments and increased idle time. A sports program offers a structured supervised and safe environment during critical hours of the day. This keeps students engaged off the streets and surrounded by positive adult mentors and coaches.
Participation in sports instills essential life skills such as:
These attributes translate directly to academic and life success reinforcing school district goals around socialemotional learning (SEL) and positive behavior development.
The program can integrate academic components tied to sports such as:
This helps combat summer learning loss while introducing students to future career pathways in athletics health sciences and media.
Offering lacrosse and swimming which are often less accessible in urban areas levels the playing field for students who may not otherwise have exposure. This opens doors for college scholarships regional/national competition and greater cultural and athletic diversity in the district.
Hosting endofsession tournaments swim meets and community field days encourages family engagement and fosters pride in both student achievement and school district programming. It also provides opportunities for local partnerships with athletic organizations colleges and community centers.
Requirements:
Rate of pay: $40/hour; Not to exceed 20 hours
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