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Tuesday December 30, 2025
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:

Wednesday December 31, 2025
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:

Thursday January 1, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:

Friday January 2, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:

Sunday January 4, 2026
10:00 AM - 11:15 AM	Special Olympics - Basketball
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM	Open Gym - Sunday MS & HS - Open Gym Come by the Cormier Youth Center on Saturdays this fall to run around and let some energy out in the gym with your friends. Runs on Saturday's from May 10-June 7, with no session on Saturday, May 24th.Family Open Gym:9:00am-10:30amMiddle & High School Open Gym: 10:30am-12:00pmDaily Pass: $10/daySession Pass: $40 (6 weeks in the session)
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	High School Ultimate Frisbee - High School - Ultimate Frisbee Winter Practice Andover Youth Services is excited for another season of the boys and girls high school Varsity Ultimate teams starting this spring! We are opening up registration to 8th grade athletes as well to participate starting this season!The fee for the season of $250/athlete will cover the cost of the coaches, use of facilities, team uniforms (team jersey and practice jersey), transportation with our shuttles and the team registration for USA Ultimate. We will also be hosting a end of the year banquet including senior gifts, awards, and accolades that will be given out at the banquet. This membership and overall league status is changing so this may change for the start of this year. Individual athletes will need to register themselves through www.usaultimate.org for a new or renewal of membership through the organization. The fee for each athlete is $40 that will need to be paid for separately. We will be looking to have some parent volunteer to help our coach for both the girls and boys team during games to coordinate throughout the season as well as assisting on our shuttles that will be used to travel for away games. If you are available and interested in helping the team, that would be much appreciated. Please make sure to check off in the question section of registration that you would like to volunteer. This program is overseen by Andover Youth Services.

Monday January 5, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - Jersey Bottom This registration is currently only for Girls Travel Basketball tryouts. After the tryouts have concluded, you will be notified on how best to move forward for the upcoming season. Please note: For your tryouts, you should arrive about 30 minutes prior to your session to check in. AYS Girls Travel Basketball is open to girls who live in Andover or attend school in Andover.Tryouts will be held at the Cormier Youth Center, 40 Whittier Court.During tryouts, parents are not allowed into the gym. We will have sample uniforms to tryout to find the best fitting size to order. If your child makes a team, the fee for the program is $400. This includes your full uniform, shooting shirt, practice jersey, practice time, games, refs, and facilities expenses. Practices and game schedules will be released a little later on. Practices will start in early November at the Cormier Youth Center and Andover Public Elementary school(s). Games start either at the end of November/Beginning of December at the Cormier Youth Center & APS School(s). The regular season typically ends at the beginning of March, with playoffs following that can run to mid-March.
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - Jersey Top This registration is currently only for Girls Travel Basketball tryouts. After the tryouts have concluded, you will be notified on how best to move forward for the upcoming season. Please note: For your tryouts, you should arrive about 30 minutes prior to your session to check in. AYS Girls Travel Basketball is open to girls who live in Andover or attend school in Andover.Tryouts will be held at the Cormier Youth Center, 40 Whittier Court.During tryouts, parents are not allowed into the gym. We will have sample uniforms to tryout to find the best fitting size to order. If your child makes a team, the fee for the program is $400. This includes your full uniform, shooting shirt, practice jersey, practice time, games, refs, and facilities expenses. Practices and game schedules will be released a little later on. Practices will start in early November at the Cormier Youth Center and Andover Public Elementary school(s). Games start either at the end of November/Beginning of December at the Cormier Youth Center & APS School(s). The regular season typically ends at the beginning of March, with playoffs following that can run to mid-March.
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:

Tuesday January 6, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:

Wednesday January 7, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:

Thursday January 8, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:

Friday January 9, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
3:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Community Service Projects - Dinner Service with Cor Unum Get Involved in a Community Service Project!Looking to complete community service hours or just want to give back? We offer a variety of short-term opportunities for middle and high school students.Activities and projects vary and take place on or off site at various locations, including Community Giving Tree, Lazarus House, Bread and Roses, Atria Senior Living, Capernaum place, and One Wish Project. Dates and times may vary. Our projects may include:Crafts and Activities for Children Lead fun and engaging crafts and activities for young children—help spark creativity and bring smiles to their faces. Meal Preparation and Service Assist in preparing and serving dinner to families in need, offering not only a warm meal but also a sense of connection and community. Donation Sorting and Organization Help sort and organize donated items to ensure they’re distributed efficiently to those who need them most. Collection Drives Andover Youth Services (AYS) regularly hosts collection drives—stay tuned for upcoming opportunities to donate essential items and support local families. Share Your Talents Do you play an instrument, have a special skill, or enjoy working with older adults? Share your time and talents to brighten someone’s day. Garden Care Get involved in planting, harvesting, and caring for local community gardens—including the Robb Center Community Garden—and help grow something meaningful.Disclaimer: Please note that registration and a transportation waiver are required to participate. You must create or sign into your MyRec account to complete the sign-up process. Participants under 18 will need a parent to confirm the waiver.Looking to volunteer at the Cormier Youth Center? Join a Drop-In Day!If you're seeking a one-time opportunity for a class requirement or just to try it out—consider attending one of our Drop-In Dates. No application, interview, or ongoing commitment is required. High School or College aged students only. Drop-In Community Service/Volunteer Dates for the 2025-2026 School Year December 2nd, 8th, 18th, 19th  January 7th, 14th, 23rd, 29th  February 5th, 12th, 26th  March 9th, 16th, 26th  April 3rd, 7th, 15th, 30th  May 12th, 18th, 29th June 1st, 5th  Interested in a Long-Term Commitment?Volunteer directly with Andover Youth Services at the Cormier Youth Center!High school students can apply to become mentors or program leaders, helping lead activities and grow in leadership skills. High School Students only. contact us directly: Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.usor contact Robin Del Negro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.usLet us know you're interested and schedule an interview!

Sunday January 11, 2026
10:00 AM - 11:15 AM	Special Olympics - Basketball
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM	Open Gym - Sunday MS & HS - Open Gym Come by the Cormier Youth Center on Saturdays this fall to run around and let some energy out in the gym with your friends. Runs on Saturday's from May 10-June 7, with no session on Saturday, May 24th.Family Open Gym:9:00am-10:30amMiddle & High School Open Gym: 10:30am-12:00pmDaily Pass: $10/daySession Pass: $40 (6 weeks in the session)
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	High School Ultimate Frisbee - High School - Ultimate Frisbee Winter Practice Andover Youth Services is excited for another season of the boys and girls high school Varsity Ultimate teams starting this spring! We are opening up registration to 8th grade athletes as well to participate starting this season!The fee for the season of $250/athlete will cover the cost of the coaches, use of facilities, team uniforms (team jersey and practice jersey), transportation with our shuttles and the team registration for USA Ultimate. We will also be hosting a end of the year banquet including senior gifts, awards, and accolades that will be given out at the banquet. This membership and overall league status is changing so this may change for the start of this year. Individual athletes will need to register themselves through www.usaultimate.org for a new or renewal of membership through the organization. The fee for each athlete is $40 that will need to be paid for separately. We will be looking to have some parent volunteer to help our coach for both the girls and boys team during games to coordinate throughout the season as well as assisting on our shuttles that will be used to travel for away games. If you are available and interested in helping the team, that would be much appreciated. Please make sure to check off in the question section of registration that you would like to volunteer. This program is overseen by Andover Youth Services.

Monday January 12, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - Jersey Bottom This registration is currently only for Girls Travel Basketball tryouts. After the tryouts have concluded, you will be notified on how best to move forward for the upcoming season. Please note: For your tryouts, you should arrive about 30 minutes prior to your session to check in. AYS Girls Travel Basketball is open to girls who live in Andover or attend school in Andover.Tryouts will be held at the Cormier Youth Center, 40 Whittier Court.During tryouts, parents are not allowed into the gym. We will have sample uniforms to tryout to find the best fitting size to order. If your child makes a team, the fee for the program is $400. This includes your full uniform, shooting shirt, practice jersey, practice time, games, refs, and facilities expenses. Practices and game schedules will be released a little later on. Practices will start in early November at the Cormier Youth Center and Andover Public Elementary school(s). Games start either at the end of November/Beginning of December at the Cormier Youth Center & APS School(s). The regular season typically ends at the beginning of March, with playoffs following that can run to mid-March.
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - Jersey Top This registration is currently only for Girls Travel Basketball tryouts. After the tryouts have concluded, you will be notified on how best to move forward for the upcoming season. Please note: For your tryouts, you should arrive about 30 minutes prior to your session to check in. AYS Girls Travel Basketball is open to girls who live in Andover or attend school in Andover.Tryouts will be held at the Cormier Youth Center, 40 Whittier Court.During tryouts, parents are not allowed into the gym. We will have sample uniforms to tryout to find the best fitting size to order. If your child makes a team, the fee for the program is $400. This includes your full uniform, shooting shirt, practice jersey, practice time, games, refs, and facilities expenses. Practices and game schedules will be released a little later on. Practices will start in early November at the Cormier Youth Center and Andover Public Elementary school(s). Games start either at the end of November/Beginning of December at the Cormier Youth Center & APS School(s). The regular season typically ends at the beginning of March, with playoffs following that can run to mid-March.
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:

Tuesday January 13, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Girls group - Girls Group This group is designed to build meaningful connections, foster empowerment, and create a community where everyone feels valued and heard. Each week we will learn a new skill or hobby.
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	All Aboard the Hogwarts Express! - All Aboard the Hogwarts Express! This course is designed for young enchanter enthusiasts to dive into the fascinating world of Harry Potter! In this engaging program, students will craft magical wands, brew ""potions"" using safe ingredients, and participate in house-themed challenges that bring favorite wizard stories to life. Young wizards-in-trainingwill explore their creativity by designing magical creatures, creating enchanted maps, anddiscovering the imaginative elements that make these beloved stories so captivating. You'llget to participate in wizard-themed games, learn about the literary elements behind magicalstorytelling, and develop friendship bonds through collaborative magical challenges! Thiscourse will empower scholars with a deeper appreciation for fantasy literature whileencouraging teamwork, creative thinking, and the magic that happens when imagination isgiven room to flourish. Please Note: This is a hands-on, literature-inspired creative class forstudents focused on crafts and games, not a reading-intensive book club.This program is run by VAC Enrichment through Andover Youth Services

Wednesday January 14, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
3:30 PM - 4:15 PM	Baseball/Softball Programs - Baseball Hitting Clinic We will be offering various indoor/outdoor baseball programs. We have an indoor batting cage and plenty of space to work on pitching, catching, fielding, batting and more!Instructor: Dawy LebronThis program is run by Andover Youth Services
3:30 PM - 4:15 PM	Party Planners - Party Planners Join us for a five-week adventure in creativity and community! You’ll learn how to budget, plan, and bring a party to life. Best of all, during the final week, we’ll celebrate by hosting the very event we’ve designed together!
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM	Glistening Snowflakes - Glistening Snowflakes ‘Tis the season to make things sparkle! In this workshop we’ll teach kidcreators how to use UV resin, pigments and other materials to create glistening snowflake ornaments!
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Baseball/Softball Programs - Softball Hitting & Fielding We will be offering various indoor/outdoor baseball programs. We have an indoor batting cage and plenty of space to work on pitching, catching, fielding, batting and more!Instructor: Dawy LebronThis program is run by Andover Youth Services

Thursday January 15, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM	Inclusive Music Group - Inclusive Music Group This group will focus on increasing socialization with peers, increasing positive self image, increase creativity, and provide opportunities for building positive individual and group play through a variety of Music-Based experiences. This group will be run by a Board Certified Music Therapist, who will facilitate experiences utilizing music, movement, and music-based games in order to achieve the goals for the group. Music experiences will provide opportunities for participants to work both individually and within a team unit to express themselves in a safe and supportive environment to explore. No previous music experiences are required, all that is needed is an open-mind, a positive attitude,a willingness to try new things, and a love for music.
3:45 PM - 4:30 PM	AYS Nerf League - Nerf League Get ready for action, strategy, and fun in the AYS Nerf League! Participants will engage in exciting Nerf battles and team-based challenges that encourage teamwork, communication, and friendly competition.Equipment is provided but participants are welcome to bring their own labeled Nerf blasters (foam darts only).Whether you’re a first-time player or a seasoned Nerf pro, the AYS Nerf League offers a fun and safe environment where youth can build confidence, make friends, and have a blast!
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM	Into to Cosmetology - Intro to Cosmetology This entry-level cosmetology course offers a comprehensive introduction to skin care, nail care, and hair styling, providing essential skills and techniques for beginners. Over four weeks, students will learn to create effective skincare routines, perform nail care procedures, and experiment with hair care and styling methods. Hands-on activities and practical exercises like lymph drainage, nail art, and various hair styling techniques will allow students to apply their knowledge in a fun and creative way. The course emphasizes the importance of self-care, self-love, and building confidence both inside and out.

Friday January 16, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	5th Grade Fridays! - 5th Grade Fridays! Welcome to the Cormier Youth Center’s 5th Grade Fridays! Kick off the new year with a special, 5th-grade-only drop-in program every Friday after school. This is a fun, relaxed space for students to hang out, try new activities, and connect with friends in a safe, supervised environment. Program Hours • Fridays: 3–6 PMCost • $5 per visit (No membership options) Activities Include • Open gym & sports • Arts & crafts • Video games, ping-pong, air hockey, board games • Quiet homework area • Monthly calendar of special activities Note: Youth must stay in staffed areas. Concessions • Open 3:30–4:00 PM & 5:00–5:30 PM • Items range from $0.25–$3 • Payments accepted: cash, card ($5 min), Apple/Google Pay, or MyRec fundsClosed There is no Afterschool at AYS on school closings or holidays. Please follow our social media or newsletter for updates on additional closures. Alternative registration is available for day programs during school vacation weeks.Explore our Outer Limits Vacation Weeks! Plus, special programs such as Grit, Baking, and more will be available to 5th graders starting in the new year.
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:

Sunday January 18, 2026
10:00 AM - 11:15 AM	Special Olympics - Basketball
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	High School Ultimate Frisbee - High School - Ultimate Frisbee Winter Practice Andover Youth Services is excited for another season of the boys and girls high school Varsity Ultimate teams starting this spring! We are opening up registration to 8th grade athletes as well to participate starting this season!The fee for the season of $250/athlete will cover the cost of the coaches, use of facilities, team uniforms (team jersey and practice jersey), transportation with our shuttles and the team registration for USA Ultimate. We will also be hosting a end of the year banquet including senior gifts, awards, and accolades that will be given out at the banquet. This membership and overall league status is changing so this may change for the start of this year. Individual athletes will need to register themselves through www.usaultimate.org for a new or renewal of membership through the organization. The fee for each athlete is $40 that will need to be paid for separately. We will be looking to have some parent volunteer to help our coach for both the girls and boys team during games to coordinate throughout the season as well as assisting on our shuttles that will be used to travel for away games. If you are available and interested in helping the team, that would be much appreciated. Please make sure to check off in the question section of registration that you would like to volunteer. This program is overseen by Andover Youth Services.

Monday January 19, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - Jersey Bottom This registration is currently only for Girls Travel Basketball tryouts. After the tryouts have concluded, you will be notified on how best to move forward for the upcoming season. Please note: For your tryouts, you should arrive about 30 minutes prior to your session to check in. AYS Girls Travel Basketball is open to girls who live in Andover or attend school in Andover.Tryouts will be held at the Cormier Youth Center, 40 Whittier Court.During tryouts, parents are not allowed into the gym. We will have sample uniforms to tryout to find the best fitting size to order. If your child makes a team, the fee for the program is $400. This includes your full uniform, shooting shirt, practice jersey, practice time, games, refs, and facilities expenses. Practices and game schedules will be released a little later on. Practices will start in early November at the Cormier Youth Center and Andover Public Elementary school(s). Games start either at the end of November/Beginning of December at the Cormier Youth Center & APS School(s). The regular season typically ends at the beginning of March, with playoffs following that can run to mid-March.
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - Jersey Top This registration is currently only for Girls Travel Basketball tryouts. After the tryouts have concluded, you will be notified on how best to move forward for the upcoming season. Please note: For your tryouts, you should arrive about 30 minutes prior to your session to check in. AYS Girls Travel Basketball is open to girls who live in Andover or attend school in Andover.Tryouts will be held at the Cormier Youth Center, 40 Whittier Court.During tryouts, parents are not allowed into the gym. We will have sample uniforms to tryout to find the best fitting size to order. If your child makes a team, the fee for the program is $400. This includes your full uniform, shooting shirt, practice jersey, practice time, games, refs, and facilities expenses. Practices and game schedules will be released a little later on. Practices will start in early November at the Cormier Youth Center and Andover Public Elementary school(s). Games start either at the end of November/Beginning of December at the Cormier Youth Center & APS School(s). The regular season typically ends at the beginning of March, with playoffs following that can run to mid-March.
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:

Tuesday January 20, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Girls group - Girls Group This group is designed to build meaningful connections, foster empowerment, and create a community where everyone feels valued and heard. Each week we will learn a new skill or hobby.
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	All Aboard the Hogwarts Express! - All Aboard the Hogwarts Express! This course is designed for young enchanter enthusiasts to dive into the fascinating world of Harry Potter! In this engaging program, students will craft magical wands, brew ""potions"" using safe ingredients, and participate in house-themed challenges that bring favorite wizard stories to life. Young wizards-in-trainingwill explore their creativity by designing magical creatures, creating enchanted maps, anddiscovering the imaginative elements that make these beloved stories so captivating. You'llget to participate in wizard-themed games, learn about the literary elements behind magicalstorytelling, and develop friendship bonds through collaborative magical challenges! Thiscourse will empower scholars with a deeper appreciation for fantasy literature whileencouraging teamwork, creative thinking, and the magic that happens when imagination isgiven room to flourish. Please Note: This is a hands-on, literature-inspired creative class forstudents focused on crafts and games, not a reading-intensive book club.This program is run by VAC Enrichment through Andover Youth Services
6:00 PM - 7:15 PM	Volleyball - Middle School Volleyball AYS is excited to present a collaboration with the Merrimack College Men’s Volleyball team and SNL staff this winter. Join us at the CYC gym this fall for co-ed volleyball skills, drills and scrimmages. Beginner and Intermediate/ Advanced sessions are available to cater to players of all abilities.This Program is run by SNL offered through Andover Youth Services
7:15 PM - 8:30 PM	Volleyball - High School School Volleyball AYS is excited to present a collaboration with the Merrimack College Men’s Volleyball team and SNL staff this winter. Join us at the CYC gym this fall for co-ed volleyball skills, drills and scrimmages. Beginner and Intermediate/ Advanced sessions are available to cater to players of all abilities.This Program is run by SNL offered through Andover Youth Services

Wednesday January 21, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
3:30 PM - 4:15 PM	Baseball/Softball Programs - Baseball Hitting Clinic We will be offering various indoor/outdoor baseball programs. We have an indoor batting cage and plenty of space to work on pitching, catching, fielding, batting and more!Instructor: Dawy LebronThis program is run by Andover Youth Services
3:30 PM - 4:15 PM	Party Planners - Party Planners Join us for a five-week adventure in creativity and community! You’ll learn how to budget, plan, and bring a party to life. Best of all, during the final week, we’ll celebrate by hosting the very event we’ve designed together!
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Baseball/Softball Programs - Softball Hitting & Fielding We will be offering various indoor/outdoor baseball programs. We have an indoor batting cage and plenty of space to work on pitching, catching, fielding, batting and more!Instructor: Dawy LebronThis program is run by Andover Youth Services

Thursday January 22, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM	Inclusive Music Group - Inclusive Music Group This group will focus on increasing socialization with peers, increasing positive self image, increase creativity, and provide opportunities for building positive individual and group play through a variety of Music-Based experiences. This group will be run by a Board Certified Music Therapist, who will facilitate experiences utilizing music, movement, and music-based games in order to achieve the goals for the group. Music experiences will provide opportunities for participants to work both individually and within a team unit to express themselves in a safe and supportive environment to explore. No previous music experiences are required, all that is needed is an open-mind, a positive attitude,a willingness to try new things, and a love for music.
3:45 PM - 4:30 PM	AYS Nerf League - Nerf League Get ready for action, strategy, and fun in the AYS Nerf League! Participants will engage in exciting Nerf battles and team-based challenges that encourage teamwork, communication, and friendly competition.Equipment is provided but participants are welcome to bring their own labeled Nerf blasters (foam darts only).Whether you’re a first-time player or a seasoned Nerf pro, the AYS Nerf League offers a fun and safe environment where youth can build confidence, make friends, and have a blast!
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM	Into to Cosmetology - Intro to Cosmetology This entry-level cosmetology course offers a comprehensive introduction to skin care, nail care, and hair styling, providing essential skills and techniques for beginners. Over four weeks, students will learn to create effective skincare routines, perform nail care procedures, and experiment with hair care and styling methods. Hands-on activities and practical exercises like lymph drainage, nail art, and various hair styling techniques will allow students to apply their knowledge in a fun and creative way. The course emphasizes the importance of self-care, self-love, and building confidence both inside and out.
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	TTS Theatre Workshop - TTS Theater Workshop This workshop program is designed for both the beginner and experienced actor. All participants can pick and choose their own characters and then perform scenes and/or songs from those favorites shows. Those who prefer not to sing can focus on selected scene work.This program is run by TTS Players Andover through Andover Youth Services

Friday January 23, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	5th Grade Fridays! - 5th Grade Fridays! Welcome to the Cormier Youth Center’s 5th Grade Fridays! Kick off the new year with a special, 5th-grade-only drop-in program every Friday after school. This is a fun, relaxed space for students to hang out, try new activities, and connect with friends in a safe, supervised environment. Program Hours • Fridays: 3–6 PMCost • $5 per visit (No membership options) Activities Include • Open gym & sports • Arts & crafts • Video games, ping-pong, air hockey, board games • Quiet homework area • Monthly calendar of special activities Note: Youth must stay in staffed areas. Concessions • Open 3:30–4:00 PM & 5:00–5:30 PM • Items range from $0.25–$3 • Payments accepted: cash, card ($5 min), Apple/Google Pay, or MyRec fundsClosed There is no Afterschool at AYS on school closings or holidays. Please follow our social media or newsletter for updates on additional closures. Alternative registration is available for day programs during school vacation weeks.Explore our Outer Limits Vacation Weeks! Plus, special programs such as Grit, Baking, and more will be available to 5th graders starting in the new year.
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:

Sunday January 25, 2026
10:00 AM - 11:15 AM	Special Olympics - Basketball
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM	Open Gym - Sunday MS & HS - Open Gym Come by the Cormier Youth Center on Saturdays this fall to run around and let some energy out in the gym with your friends. Runs on Saturday's from May 10-June 7, with no session on Saturday, May 24th.Family Open Gym:9:00am-10:30amMiddle & High School Open Gym: 10:30am-12:00pmDaily Pass: $10/daySession Pass: $40 (6 weeks in the session)
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	High School Ultimate Frisbee - High School - Ultimate Frisbee Winter Practice Andover Youth Services is excited for another season of the boys and girls high school Varsity Ultimate teams starting this spring! We are opening up registration to 8th grade athletes as well to participate starting this season!The fee for the season of $250/athlete will cover the cost of the coaches, use of facilities, team uniforms (team jersey and practice jersey), transportation with our shuttles and the team registration for USA Ultimate. We will also be hosting a end of the year banquet including senior gifts, awards, and accolades that will be given out at the banquet. This membership and overall league status is changing so this may change for the start of this year. Individual athletes will need to register themselves through www.usaultimate.org for a new or renewal of membership through the organization. The fee for each athlete is $40 that will need to be paid for separately. We will be looking to have some parent volunteer to help our coach for both the girls and boys team during games to coordinate throughout the season as well as assisting on our shuttles that will be used to travel for away games. If you are available and interested in helping the team, that would be much appreciated. Please make sure to check off in the question section of registration that you would like to volunteer. This program is overseen by Andover Youth Services.

Monday January 26, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - Jersey Bottom This registration is currently only for Girls Travel Basketball tryouts. After the tryouts have concluded, you will be notified on how best to move forward for the upcoming season. Please note: For your tryouts, you should arrive about 30 minutes prior to your session to check in. AYS Girls Travel Basketball is open to girls who live in Andover or attend school in Andover.Tryouts will be held at the Cormier Youth Center, 40 Whittier Court.During tryouts, parents are not allowed into the gym. We will have sample uniforms to tryout to find the best fitting size to order. If your child makes a team, the fee for the program is $400. This includes your full uniform, shooting shirt, practice jersey, practice time, games, refs, and facilities expenses. Practices and game schedules will be released a little later on. Practices will start in early November at the Cormier Youth Center and Andover Public Elementary school(s). Games start either at the end of November/Beginning of December at the Cormier Youth Center & APS School(s). The regular season typically ends at the beginning of March, with playoffs following that can run to mid-March.
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - Jersey Top This registration is currently only for Girls Travel Basketball tryouts. After the tryouts have concluded, you will be notified on how best to move forward for the upcoming season. Please note: For your tryouts, you should arrive about 30 minutes prior to your session to check in. AYS Girls Travel Basketball is open to girls who live in Andover or attend school in Andover.Tryouts will be held at the Cormier Youth Center, 40 Whittier Court.During tryouts, parents are not allowed into the gym. We will have sample uniforms to tryout to find the best fitting size to order. If your child makes a team, the fee for the program is $400. This includes your full uniform, shooting shirt, practice jersey, practice time, games, refs, and facilities expenses. Practices and game schedules will be released a little later on. Practices will start in early November at the Cormier Youth Center and Andover Public Elementary school(s). Games start either at the end of November/Beginning of December at the Cormier Youth Center & APS School(s). The regular season typically ends at the beginning of March, with playoffs following that can run to mid-March.
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM	Tiny Treat Mania! - Tiny Treat Mania! Step into a world of mini masterpieces in this sweet art class! Artists will whip up adorable mini desserts like milkshake slime, clay cakes, and tiny ice cream sundaes. It’s a hands-on adventure bursting with creativity, fun, and oh-so-tiny treats!This program is run by KidCreate througth Andover Youth Services
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Winter Warmth - Winter Warmth Nothing says “Winter Warmth!” like a nice hot chocolate! In this workshop we'll create our own hot chocolate with a goofy twist! Our spilt hot chocolate will make everyone believe it’s real! We’ll use many materials including real marshmallows and scent to make this adorable cup! Plus we’ll whip up a batch of fluffy slime to break the winter blahs!This program is run by Kidcreate through Andover Youth Services.

Tuesday January 27, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Girls group - Girls Group This group is designed to build meaningful connections, foster empowerment, and create a community where everyone feels valued and heard. Each week we will learn a new skill or hobby.
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	All Aboard the Hogwarts Express! - All Aboard the Hogwarts Express! This course is designed for young enchanter enthusiasts to dive into the fascinating world of Harry Potter! In this engaging program, students will craft magical wands, brew ""potions"" using safe ingredients, and participate in house-themed challenges that bring favorite wizard stories to life. Young wizards-in-trainingwill explore their creativity by designing magical creatures, creating enchanted maps, anddiscovering the imaginative elements that make these beloved stories so captivating. You'llget to participate in wizard-themed games, learn about the literary elements behind magicalstorytelling, and develop friendship bonds through collaborative magical challenges! Thiscourse will empower scholars with a deeper appreciation for fantasy literature whileencouraging teamwork, creative thinking, and the magic that happens when imagination isgiven room to flourish. Please Note: This is a hands-on, literature-inspired creative class forstudents focused on crafts and games, not a reading-intensive book club.This program is run by VAC Enrichment through Andover Youth Services
6:00 PM - 7:15 PM	Volleyball - Middle School Volleyball AYS is excited to present a collaboration with the Merrimack College Men’s Volleyball team and SNL staff this winter. Join us at the CYC gym this fall for co-ed volleyball skills, drills and scrimmages. Beginner and Intermediate/ Advanced sessions are available to cater to players of all abilities.This Program is run by SNL offered through Andover Youth Services
7:15 PM - 8:30 PM	Volleyball - High School School Volleyball AYS is excited to present a collaboration with the Merrimack College Men’s Volleyball team and SNL staff this winter. Join us at the CYC gym this fall for co-ed volleyball skills, drills and scrimmages. Beginner and Intermediate/ Advanced sessions are available to cater to players of all abilities.This Program is run by SNL offered through Andover Youth Services

Wednesday January 28, 2026
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM	Spanish Classes - Jan 28th: Food & Cooking Music & Pop Culture in the Spanish-Speaking World – Popular Latin artists, genres like reggaetón, salsa, and K-pop crossover with Spanish lyrics.Sports & Famous Athletes – Soccer legends like Messi and women’s soccer stars, plus Olympic athletes from Spanish-speaking countries.Food & Cooking – Learning about tacos, churros, empanadas, and drinks like horchata.
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Tournament Of Champions - Tournament Of Champions- 1/28 In this action packed program, children will participate in a variety of games, such as street hockey, soccer, football, dodgeball, basketball, wiffle ball, and many others! In addition to learning the fundamentals of these sports, we will have exciting discussions about current events in sports, learn the importance of maintaining a healthy active lifestyle, and reinforce in-class learning using sports cards and prizes.  Each participant will receive a daily sports prize.
1:30 PM - 3:30 PM	Field Trips - Ice Skating @ Phillips *Includes Skate Rental
1:30 PM - 3:30 PM	Field Trips - Ice Skating @ Phillips *NO Skate Rental
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
3:30 PM - 4:15 PM	Baseball/Softball Programs - Baseball Hitting Clinic We will be offering various indoor/outdoor baseball programs. We have an indoor batting cage and plenty of space to work on pitching, catching, fielding, batting and more!Instructor: Dawy LebronThis program is run by Andover Youth Services
3:30 PM - 4:15 PM	Party Planners - Party Planners Join us for a five-week adventure in creativity and community! You’ll learn how to budget, plan, and bring a party to life. Best of all, during the final week, we’ll celebrate by hosting the very event we’ve designed together!
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Baseball/Softball Programs - Softball Hitting & Fielding We will be offering various indoor/outdoor baseball programs. We have an indoor batting cage and plenty of space to work on pitching, catching, fielding, batting and more!Instructor: Dawy LebronThis program is run by Andover Youth Services

Thursday January 29, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM	Inclusive Music Group - Inclusive Music Group This group will focus on increasing socialization with peers, increasing positive self image, increase creativity, and provide opportunities for building positive individual and group play through a variety of Music-Based experiences. This group will be run by a Board Certified Music Therapist, who will facilitate experiences utilizing music, movement, and music-based games in order to achieve the goals for the group. Music experiences will provide opportunities for participants to work both individually and within a team unit to express themselves in a safe and supportive environment to explore. No previous music experiences are required, all that is needed is an open-mind, a positive attitude,a willingness to try new things, and a love for music.
3:45 PM - 4:30 PM	AYS Nerf League - Nerf League Get ready for action, strategy, and fun in the AYS Nerf League! Participants will engage in exciting Nerf battles and team-based challenges that encourage teamwork, communication, and friendly competition.Equipment is provided but participants are welcome to bring their own labeled Nerf blasters (foam darts only).Whether you’re a first-time player or a seasoned Nerf pro, the AYS Nerf League offers a fun and safe environment where youth can build confidence, make friends, and have a blast!
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM	Into to Cosmetology - Intro to Cosmetology This entry-level cosmetology course offers a comprehensive introduction to skin care, nail care, and hair styling, providing essential skills and techniques for beginners. Over four weeks, students will learn to create effective skincare routines, perform nail care procedures, and experiment with hair care and styling methods. Hands-on activities and practical exercises like lymph drainage, nail art, and various hair styling techniques will allow students to apply their knowledge in a fun and creative way. The course emphasizes the importance of self-care, self-love, and building confidence both inside and out.
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	TTS Theatre Workshop - TTS Theater Workshop This workshop program is designed for both the beginner and experienced actor. All participants can pick and choose their own characters and then perform scenes and/or songs from those favorites shows. Those who prefer not to sing can focus on selected scene work.This program is run by TTS Players Andover through Andover Youth Services

Friday January 30, 2026
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	5th Grade Fridays! - 5th Grade Fridays! Welcome to the Cormier Youth Center’s 5th Grade Fridays! Kick off the new year with a special, 5th-grade-only drop-in program every Friday after school. This is a fun, relaxed space for students to hang out, try new activities, and connect with friends in a safe, supervised environment. Program Hours • Fridays: 3–6 PMCost • $5 per visit (No membership options) Activities Include • Open gym & sports • Arts & crafts • Video games, ping-pong, air hockey, board games • Quiet homework area • Monthly calendar of special activities Note: Youth must stay in staffed areas. Concessions • Open 3:30–4:00 PM & 5:00–5:30 PM • Items range from $0.25–$3 • Payments accepted: cash, card ($5 min), Apple/Google Pay, or MyRec fundsClosed There is no Afterschool at AYS on school closings or holidays. Please follow our social media or newsletter for updates on additional closures. Alternative registration is available for day programs during school vacation weeks.Explore our Outer Limits Vacation Weeks! Plus, special programs such as Grit, Baking, and more will be available to 5th graders starting in the new year.
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM	High School Leadership - High School Leadership Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options. Mentor (Volunteer Position) Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll: Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities Provide homework help and positive encouragement Build relationships and serve as a role model Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role) Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll: Design and lead your own weekly class or activity Share your skills with middle school students Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position) Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll: Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities Support program planning and implementation Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule. Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required) School Year only 2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift One-time commitment Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities. Participate in organized community service projects Various off-site locations and community spaces 1–2 shifts max Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer Registration and Waivers Required: Register for available activity under our community service section: Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here: