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Program Time: Drop-off will be between 7:45am – 8:45am. Program Ages: Program Cost: $50/week per child Non-Refundable Deposit required on registration Contact Info:
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Summer 2026: Registration *Please note that filling out the initial form does not confirm a spot. Your spot in the program is only confirmed once you receive an email request to complete the full registration packet* If the program is full, and you are put on a waitlist you will be informed in an email.
This Summer our STEAM Programing will provided by Arly by BellXcel: STEAMING Ahead at the Y: A Summer Program filled with Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math (STEAM) Programming. Join us this summer for an adventure into the world of STEAM Programming. Literacy and Social Emotional Learning are also interwoven throughout the curriculum and activities along with Project Adventure Team Building Activities. The purpose of our Summer Program is to give every child a meaningful, exciting, memorable and fun-filled summer experience. The children learn to function in a diverse group setting while gaining an appreciation of STEAM Activities. The program is a structured co-ed day care, Monday through Friday, consisting of 10 single week sessions. It is open to all children, ages 4 to 13 years of age. Each day, beginning at 7:45 am, the children are engaged in a carefully planned and diligently supervised program until 5:45 pm. Curriculum is designed by our directors using Arly and Mizzen by Mott and revolves around weekly themes! All groups utilize the local playgrounds and fields, the local Community Garden, the local library and our oldest group of children utilize the Somerville High School for off-site activities. All groups also have carefully planned field trips twice a week connected to the weekly themes. Explorers Enrichment Curriculum “Arly Explorers gives K–8 kids the life skills they need—and the confidence to use them. With hands-on lessons and engaging activities, this thoughtful curriculum goes beyond teaching—it helps strengthen and shape a positive program culture.”
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