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Wednesday September 17, 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:
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
3:45 PM - 5:00 PM	Visual Voyagers: A Teen Photography Journey (Fall 1) - Visual Voyagers: A Teen Photography Journey (Fall 25) Unleash Creativity, Capture Moments!Embark on a journey into the world of photography by learning how to capture memorizing photos with your phone. Whether you're a beginner or have some photography experience, this exciting course will expand your skills and ignite your passion for visual storytelling. We will journey through our beautiful town and surrounding areas to capture scenic photos. Also, have the opportunity to have your photo selected for the cover of the AYS Winter Booklet.Overview: Week 1:Introduction basic photography and understanding elements of photography Week 2:Learning how to show and tell emotion with angles and editing: Tell a story Week 3:Lighting and Exposure:Portraits  Week 4:Lights Camera…Action Shot Week 5:Build Portfolio

Thursday September 18, 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:
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM	Baseball/Softball Programs - Elite Softball 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
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Full 10 Sessions (Fall 1) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by Andover Youth Services
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Sept 18 (Thursday) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by Andover Youth Services
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM	Indoor Pick Up Basketball - Men's Drop In - Thursday, September 18 Join Andover Rec on Tuesday and Thursday nights this summer for adult pick-up basketball. Each week teams will be formed from those who are in attendance and games will be played. A reversible pinny is required. Cost to play is $10/person.This Program is run by Andover Recreation

Friday September 19, 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:
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Boys Adventure Group - Boys Adventure Group Boys Adventure Group is an action-packed program for middle school boys, focused on building confidence, teamwork, and leadership through outdoor adventures. From hiking and obstacle courses to fishing trips and survival skills, each session challenges them to grow, learn, and have fun in a supportive environment.
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Friday Nite Hoops - Friday Nite Hoops- Registration (Only) Lace up your kicks and join us at AYS for Friday Nite Hoops… Opportunity to hoop with friends and get in shape for the season.THIS IS ONLY REGISTRATIONFee is $5 at the door (CASH ONLY)Doors open at 5:50pm and closes at 7:45pm, players can drop in between those times.Games will run every 10 minutes or first team to 21. If games are not running players have the opportunity to shoot around. Players need appropriate shoes to play (no Crocs or slides allowed).

Saturday September 20, 2025
9:00 AM - 10:30 AM	Open Gym - Saturday Family - 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)
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Open Gym - Saturday 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)

Monday September 22, 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:
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Ethan Chang - Girls Basketball Practice

Tuesday September 23, 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:
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Full 10 Sessions (Fall 1) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by Andover Youth Services
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Sept 23 (Tues) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by 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

Wednesday September 24, 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:
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
3:45 PM - 5:00 PM	Visual Voyagers: A Teen Photography Journey (Fall 1) - Visual Voyagers: A Teen Photography Journey (Fall 25) Unleash Creativity, Capture Moments!Embark on a journey into the world of photography by learning how to capture memorizing photos with your phone. Whether you're a beginner or have some photography experience, this exciting course will expand your skills and ignite your passion for visual storytelling. We will journey through our beautiful town and surrounding areas to capture scenic photos. Also, have the opportunity to have your photo selected for the cover of the AYS Winter Booklet.Overview: Week 1:Introduction basic photography and understanding elements of photography Week 2:Learning how to show and tell emotion with angles and editing: Tell a story Week 3:Lighting and Exposure:Portraits  Week 4:Lights Camera…Action Shot Week 5:Build Portfolio

Thursday September 25, 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:
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM	Baseball/Softball Programs - Elite Softball 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
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Full 10 Sessions (Fall 1) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by Andover Youth Services
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Sept 25 (Thursday) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by Andover Youth Services
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM	Indoor Pick Up Basketball - Men's Drop In - Thursday, September 25 Join Andover Rec on Tuesday and Thursday nights this summer for adult pick-up basketball. Each week teams will be formed from those who are in attendance and games will be played. A reversible pinny is required. Cost to play is $10/person.This Program is run by Andover Recreation

Friday September 26, 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:
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Boys Adventure Group - Boys Adventure Group Boys Adventure Group is an action-packed program for middle school boys, focused on building confidence, teamwork, and leadership through outdoor adventures. From hiking and obstacle courses to fishing trips and survival skills, each session challenges them to grow, learn, and have fun in a supportive environment.
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Friday Nite Hoops - Friday Nite Hoops- Registration (Only) Lace up your kicks and join us at AYS for Friday Nite Hoops… Opportunity to hoop with friends and get in shape for the season.THIS IS ONLY REGISTRATIONFee is $5 at the door (CASH ONLY)Doors open at 5:50pm and closes at 7:45pm, players can drop in between those times.Games will run every 10 minutes or first team to 21. If games are not running players have the opportunity to shoot around. Players need appropriate shoes to play (no Crocs or slides allowed).

Saturday September 27, 2025
9:00 AM - 10:30 AM	Open Gym - Saturday Family - 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)
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Open Gym - Saturday 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)

Monday September 29, 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:
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Ethan Chang - Girls Basketball Practice

Tuesday September 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:
3:00 PM - 7:15 PM	Community Service Projects - Hearts & Hands: A Community Meal Experience 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: September 19th, 25th October 7th, 16th, 23rd November 4th, 5th, 20th  December 2nd, 8th, 18th, 19th  January 7th, 14th, 23rd, 29th  February March April May  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!
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Full 10 Sessions (Fall 1) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by Andover Youth Services
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Sept 30 (Tuesday) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by 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

Wednesday October 1, 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:
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
3:45 PM - 5:00 PM	Visual Voyagers: A Teen Photography Journey (Fall 1) - Visual Voyagers: A Teen Photography Journey (Fall 25) Unleash Creativity, Capture Moments!Embark on a journey into the world of photography by learning how to capture memorizing photos with your phone. Whether you're a beginner or have some photography experience, this exciting course will expand your skills and ignite your passion for visual storytelling. We will journey through our beautiful town and surrounding areas to capture scenic photos. Also, have the opportunity to have your photo selected for the cover of the AYS Winter Booklet.Overview: Week 1:Introduction basic photography and understanding elements of photography Week 2:Learning how to show and tell emotion with angles and editing: Tell a story Week 3:Lighting and Exposure:Portraits  Week 4:Lights Camera…Action Shot Week 5:Build Portfolio

Thursday October 2, 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:
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM	Baseball/Softball Programs - Elite Softball 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
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Full 10 Sessions (Fall 1) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by Andover Youth Services
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- October 2 (Thursday) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by Andover Youth Services

Friday October 3, 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:
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Boys Adventure Group - Boys Adventure Group Boys Adventure Group is an action-packed program for middle school boys, focused on building confidence, teamwork, and leadership through outdoor adventures. From hiking and obstacle courses to fishing trips and survival skills, each session challenges them to grow, learn, and have fun in a supportive environment.
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Friday Nite Hoops - Friday Nite Hoops- Registration (Only) Lace up your kicks and join us at AYS for Friday Nite Hoops… Opportunity to hoop with friends and get in shape for the season.THIS IS ONLY REGISTRATIONFee is $5 at the door (CASH ONLY)Doors open at 5:50pm and closes at 7:45pm, players can drop in between those times.Games will run every 10 minutes or first team to 21. If games are not running players have the opportunity to shoot around. Players need appropriate shoes to play (no Crocs or slides allowed).

Saturday October 4, 2025
9:00 AM - 10:30 AM	Open Gym - Saturday Family - 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)
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Open Gym - Saturday 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)

Monday October 6, 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:
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Ethan Chang - Girls Basketball Practice

Tuesday October 7, 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:
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Full 10 Sessions (Fall 1) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by Andover Youth Services
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Oct 7 (Tuesday) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by 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

Wednesday October 8, 2025
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM	Field Trips - Kimball Farm
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM	Robotics (VEX IQ) Club - Robotics (VEX IQ) Club
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Tournament Of Champions - Tournament Of Champions- 10/8 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.
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
3:45 PM - 5:00 PM	Visual Voyagers: A Teen Photography Journey (Fall 1) - Visual Voyagers: A Teen Photography Journey (Fall 25) Unleash Creativity, Capture Moments!Embark on a journey into the world of photography by learning how to capture memorizing photos with your phone. Whether you're a beginner or have some photography experience, this exciting course will expand your skills and ignite your passion for visual storytelling. We will journey through our beautiful town and surrounding areas to capture scenic photos. Also, have the opportunity to have your photo selected for the cover of the AYS Winter Booklet.Overview: Week 1:Introduction basic photography and understanding elements of photography Week 2:Learning how to show and tell emotion with angles and editing: Tell a story Week 3:Lighting and Exposure:Portraits  Week 4:Lights Camera…Action Shot Week 5:Build Portfolio

Thursday October 9, 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:
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM	Baseball/Softball Programs - Elite Softball 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 - 5:00 PM	The Hidden Agenda: Student Workshop - The Hidden Agenda: Student Workshop A step-by-step survival guide for students—especially first-gen—covering:? How to connect with professors, mentors, and advisors? Using campus resources? Time management and self-advocacy? Making the most of the college experience
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Full 10 Sessions (Fall 1) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by Andover Youth Services
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- October 9 (Thursday) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by Andover Youth Services

Friday October 10, 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:
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Boys Adventure Group - Boys Adventure Group Boys Adventure Group is an action-packed program for middle school boys, focused on building confidence, teamwork, and leadership through outdoor adventures. From hiking and obstacle courses to fishing trips and survival skills, each session challenges them to grow, learn, and have fun in a supportive environment.
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Friday Nite Hoops - Friday Nite Hoops- Registration (Only) Lace up your kicks and join us at AYS for Friday Nite Hoops… Opportunity to hoop with friends and get in shape for the season.THIS IS ONLY REGISTRATIONFee is $5 at the door (CASH ONLY)Doors open at 5:50pm and closes at 7:45pm, players can drop in between those times.Games will run every 10 minutes or first team to 21. If games are not running players have the opportunity to shoot around. Players need appropriate shoes to play (no Crocs or slides allowed).

Sunday October 12, 2025
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - 4th Grade Travel Tryouts 2025 (10/12) 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.
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - 5th Grade Travel Tryouts 2025 (10/12) 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.
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - 6th Grade Travel Tryouts 2025 (10/12) 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.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - 7th Grade Travel Tryouts 2025 (10/12) 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.
8:00 PM - 9:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - 8th Grade Travel Tryouts 2025 (10/12) 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.

Monday October 13, 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:
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - 4th Grade Travel Tryouts 2025 (10/13) 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.
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - 5th Grade Travel Tryouts 2025 (10/13) 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.
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - 6th Grade Travel Tryouts 2025 (10/13) 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.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - 7th Grade Travel Tryouts 2025 (10/13) 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.
8:00 PM - 9:00 PM	Girls Travel Basketball - 8th Grade Travel Tryouts 2025 (10/13) 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.

Tuesday October 14, 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:
3:30 PM - 6:30 PM	Community Service Projects - Kids Activity Leaders 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: September 19th, 25th October 7th, 16th, 23rd November 4th, 5th, 20th  December 2nd, 8th, 18th, 19th  January 7th, 14th, 23rd, 29th  February March April May  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!
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Full 10 Sessions (Fall 1) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by Andover Youth Services
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Oct 14 (Tuesday) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by 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

Wednesday October 15, 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:
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
3:45 PM - 5:00 PM	Visual Voyagers: A Teen Photography Journey (Fall 1) - Visual Voyagers: A Teen Photography Journey (Fall 25) Unleash Creativity, Capture Moments!Embark on a journey into the world of photography by learning how to capture memorizing photos with your phone. Whether you're a beginner or have some photography experience, this exciting course will expand your skills and ignite your passion for visual storytelling. We will journey through our beautiful town and surrounding areas to capture scenic photos. Also, have the opportunity to have your photo selected for the cover of the AYS Winter Booklet.Overview: Week 1:Introduction basic photography and understanding elements of photography Week 2:Learning how to show and tell emotion with angles and editing: Tell a story Week 3:Lighting and Exposure:Portraits  Week 4:Lights Camera…Action Shot Week 5:Build Portfolio
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM	Speech and Debate - Speech and Debate Speech and Debate The speech and debate program will focus on building public speaking, critical thinking, and teamwork skills in participants by developing skills such as speech writing, delivery techniques, and debate strategies. Students will explore various debate formats and research contemporary issues to prepare for mock debates and potential competitions. Regular reflection sessions will help track progress and celebrate achievements. By the end, participants will develop important skills for effective communication and self-expression.Students will improve in:      Argument formation     Presentation skills     Impromptu SpeakingWeeks 1 & 2:In our first 2 classes we will befocusing on the basics of publicspeaking so students can conveyideas effectively: presentation skills.Weeks 3 & 4:In our next few classes, we willbegin developing argumentformation skills, which is essentialfor debates.Weeks 5 & 6:Finally, after learning the essentialskills for public speaking, we willimplement these skills throughengaging activities.Students should be available each Wednesday from 4PM-5PM and have access to their own laptop or chrome book as well as their own Google account. Dates: Week 1: October 15th Week 2: October 22ndWeek 3: October 29th Week 4: November 5th Week 5: November 12thWeek 6: November 19th  Cost: A $10 fee is required to reserve your spot. This ensures your seat in the program. Currently this program is volunteer led so no additional cost is required at this time. Registration: The program will be capped at 15 participants. Prerequisite: Open to both returning students and new participants (grades 5th-8th).

Thursday October 16, 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:
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM	Baseball/Softball Programs - Elite Softball 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 - 4:30 PM	Baseball/Softball Programs - Elite Softball 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
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM	Elite Basketball Training Fall 1 - Elite Basketball Training- Full 10 Sessions (Fall 1) Fall Session 1-Calling all hoopers! Pre-Season Tune Up.Open to all levels of hoopers.Co-EdThis Program is run by Andover Youth Services

Friday October 17, 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:
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Friday Nite Hoops - Friday Nite Hoops- Registration (Only) Lace up your kicks and join us at AYS for Friday Nite Hoops… Opportunity to hoop with friends and get in shape for the season.THIS IS ONLY REGISTRATIONFee is $5 at the door (CASH ONLY)Doors open at 5:50pm and closes at 7:45pm, players can drop in between those times.Games will run every 10 minutes or first team to 21. If games are not running players have the opportunity to shoot around. Players need appropriate shoes to play (no Crocs or slides allowed).