|
Monday June 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:
|
|
|
|
|
Tuesday June 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:
|
|
|
|
|
Wednesday June 4, 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 - 6:00 PM
|
Community Service Projects - Sweet Treats for a Cause
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, and One Wish Project. Dates and times may vary. Our projects may include:
Crafts and Activities for Children: Host and run engaging activities and crafts for young kids, bringing smiles to their faces.
Meal Preparation and Service: Help make and serve dinner to families in need, providing a warm meal and a sense of community.
Donation Sorting and Organization: Lend a hand in sorting and organizing donation goods to ensure they reach those who need them most.
Collection Drives: Andover Youth Services (AYS) will also be hosting collection drives, so stay tuned for opportunities to donate items to those in need.
Share Your Talents: Do you play an instrument, have a special skill, or love working with seniors?
Whether you play the piano, guitar, or any other instrument, this is your chance to perform for an appreciative audience. Choose calming and uplifting pieces that resonate with our residents.Please contact me directly to coordinate available open dates to join. This is a wonderful opportunity to bring joy and connection through the power of music. Plan to connect with me beforehand to review logistics, instrument, and song choice.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.Don’t See a Scheduled Project? Join a Drop-In Day!If no projects are currently listed—or 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 Dates for the 2024–2025 School Year:
January 28
February 4, 12, 24
March 4, 10, 21
April 2, 7, 14, 29
May 5, 6, 9
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. ?? Apply here:https://forms.gle/WxaS2gPNzZZMAHnR9 Or contact us directly: Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.usor contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.usLet us know you're interested and schedule an interview!
|
|
|
|
|
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
|
Adult Volleyball Drop In - Drop In - 6/4
Join us for some Volleyball Drop in Play. This is a Co-Ed session, the supervisor on site will assist in making teams. You must be 18 years of age or older. Please reach out to Janci Soto (Janci.Soto@andoverma.us) if you have any questions. This is mainly an intermediate level drop in (Between a Yankee C+ & B ranking is the average levels we see in attendance). This is an Andover Recreation Program
|
|
|
|
|
Thursday June 5, 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:
|
|
|
|
|
Friday June 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:
|
|
|
|
|
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
|
Step up day @ AYS - 5th Grade Fridays 6/6
Inviting all current 5th graders to come and tour the youth center. Meet the staff, view the space, play some games and make some friends! This event is free but registration is required.
|
|
|
|
|
Monday June 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:
|
|
|
|
|
Tuesday June 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:
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
TTS- The Little Mermaid - The Little Mermaid
All actors are welcome to audition which may include readings from the script, light choreography and singing to gauge vocal range. We audition in small groups and make it fun! Actors auditioning for leads with solos should prepare part of a song. If you’re planning to audition, please email coachmikefay@gmail.com. Walk-ins also welcome!AUDITION DATES/TIMES - CYCTuesday, June 10, 6-8:00 p.m.Thursday, June 12, 6-8:00 p.m.REHEARSALS - CYCTuesdays & Thursdays, 6:30–8:30 p.m.June 17–30 & July 1–24Tech week- CYCJuly 28–31, 6:00–8:30 p.m.SHOW DATES/TIMES (3 SHOWS)Friday, August 1, 7:00 p.m.Saturday, August 2, 7:00 p.m.Sunday, August 3, 2 p.m.
|
|
|
|
|
Wednesday June 11, 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 - 8:30 PM
|
Adult Volleyball Drop In - Drop In - 6/11
Join us for some Volleyball Drop in Play. This is a Co-Ed session, the supervisor on site will assist in making teams. You must be 18 years of age or older. Please reach out to Janci Soto (Janci.Soto@andoverma.us) if you have any questions. This is mainly an intermediate level drop in (Between a Yankee C+ & B ranking is the average levels we see in attendance). This is an Andover Recreation Program
|
|
|
|
|
Thursday June 12, 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
|
TTS- The Little Mermaid - The Little Mermaid
All actors are welcome to audition which may include readings from the script, light choreography and singing to gauge vocal range. We audition in small groups and make it fun! Actors auditioning for leads with solos should prepare part of a song. If you’re planning to audition, please email coachmikefay@gmail.com. Walk-ins also welcome!AUDITION DATES/TIMES - CYCTuesday, June 10, 6-8:00 p.m.Thursday, June 12, 6-8:00 p.m.REHEARSALS - CYCTuesdays & Thursdays, 6:30–8:30 p.m.June 17–30 & July 1–24Tech week- CYCJuly 28–31, 6:00–8:30 p.m.SHOW DATES/TIMES (3 SHOWS)Friday, August 1, 7:00 p.m.Saturday, August 2, 7:00 p.m.Sunday, August 3, 2 p.m.
|
|
|
|
|
Friday June 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:
|
|
|
|
|
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
|
Youth Rugby - Andover Youth Rugby Clinic
This program will introduce participants to the game of rugby. Admired around the world, rugby is one of the fastest growing sports in America and its popularity is expected to skyrocket in the next decade as the US prepares to host the Rugby World Cup. Andover Youth Rugby (AYR) will work to foster an appreciation for different athletic cultures, as well as develop a teamwork-based and strategic mindset in the young players. This is a unique opportunity to expose children to a productive recreational exploit that they could enjoy for the rest of their lives.
|
|
|
|
|
Monday June 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:
|
|
|
|
|
Tuesday June 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
|
TTS- The Little Mermaid - The Little Mermaid
All actors are welcome to audition which may include readings from the script, light choreography and singing to gauge vocal range. We audition in small groups and make it fun! Actors auditioning for leads with solos should prepare part of a song. If you’re planning to audition, please email coachmikefay@gmail.com. Walk-ins also welcome!AUDITION DATES/TIMES - CYCTuesday, June 10, 6-8:00 p.m.Thursday, June 12, 6-8:00 p.m.REHEARSALS - CYCTuesdays & Thursdays, 6:30–8:30 p.m.June 17–30 & July 1–24Tech week- CYCJuly 28–31, 6:00–8:30 p.m.SHOW DATES/TIMES (3 SHOWS)Friday, August 1, 7:00 p.m.Saturday, August 2, 7:00 p.m.Sunday, August 3, 2 p.m.
|
|
|
|
|
Wednesday June 18, 2025
|
|
11:30 AM - 4:00 PM
|
Field Trips - Dave & Busters
|
|
|
|
|
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
|
High School Leadership - High School Leadership
Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options.
Mentor (Volunteer Position)
Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll:
Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities
Provide homework help and positive encouragement
Build relationships and serve as a role model
Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions
Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role)
Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll:
Design and lead your own weekly class or activity
Share your skills with middle school students
Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience
Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position
Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position)
Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll:
Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities
Support program planning and implementation
Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment
Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule.
Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required)
School Year only
2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM
Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift
One-time commitment
Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities.
Participate in organized community service projects
Various off-site locations and community spaces
1–2 shifts max
Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs
Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project
Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer
Registration and Waivers Required:
Register for available activity under our community service section:
Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
|
|
|
|
|
Thursday June 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:
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
TTS- The Little Mermaid - The Little Mermaid
All actors are welcome to audition which may include readings from the script, light choreography and singing to gauge vocal range. We audition in small groups and make it fun! Actors auditioning for leads with solos should prepare part of a song. If you’re planning to audition, please email coachmikefay@gmail.com. Walk-ins also welcome!AUDITION DATES/TIMES - CYCTuesday, June 10, 6-8:00 p.m.Thursday, June 12, 6-8:00 p.m.REHEARSALS - CYCTuesdays & Thursdays, 6:30–8:30 p.m.June 17–30 & July 1–24Tech week- CYCJuly 28–31, 6:00–8:30 p.m.SHOW DATES/TIMES (3 SHOWS)Friday, August 1, 7:00 p.m.Saturday, August 2, 7:00 p.m.Sunday, August 3, 2 p.m.
|
|
|
|
|
Friday June 20, 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:
|
|
|
|
|
Monday June 23, 2025
|
|
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
|
AYS Basketball Academy (Summer) - Elite Basketball Academy-Session 1
Take your game to the next level this summer at the AYS Elite Basketball Academy—a high-intensity program built for rising athletes (incoming grades 6–9) who are serious about basketball. This elite-level training experience is designed to challenge, inspire, and elevate young players through top-tier training and competitive play. Throughout the summer, players will train like top athletes with advanced drills, in-depth instruction,film sessions and real-game situations. What to Expect:
Skill development sessions (shooting, ball handling, defense, footwork)
Strength and agility training designed for young athletes
Film breakdown, game strategy, and basketball IQ workshops
Competitive games
Leadership and mental toughness training
Whether you’re preparing for a travel team, school tryouts, or just want to dominate next season, this is where elite middle school players come to train, compete, and grow. Small Group.Limited enrollment. High energy. Serious development.
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
|
AYS Basketball Academy (Summer) - Elite Basketball Academy-Session 1 w/lunch
Take your game to the next level this summer at the AYS Elite Basketball Academy—a high-intensity program built for rising athletes (incoming grades 6–9) who are serious about basketball. This elite-level training experience is designed to challenge, inspire, and elevate young players through top-tier training and competitive play. Throughout the summer, players will train like top athletes with advanced drills, in-depth instruction,film sessions and real-game situations. What to Expect:
Skill development sessions (shooting, ball handling, defense, footwork)
Strength and agility training designed for young athletes
Film breakdown, game strategy, and basketball IQ workshops
Competitive games
Leadership and mental toughness training
Whether you’re preparing for a travel team, school tryouts, or just want to dominate next season, this is where elite middle school players come to train, compete, and grow. Small Group.Limited enrollment. High energy. Serious development.
|
|
|
|
|
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
|
Outer Limits - Outer Limits Session 1 (6/23-6/27)
We are excited to be holding the Outer Limits again this summer at the Cormier Youth Center!Participants will be able to choose from a few activities that are set for the day that can range from organized games outdoors or in the gym, arts & crafts activities, chance to play music, team building activities, cooking and more!You can bring a lunch with you or we will be offering a limited amount of hot meals that are prepared by the chef from the Robb Center. Food menu will be available in the coming weeks. We ask that you preregister for any lunches because we will only have a limited number of meals available. In the afternoon, we highly encourage our participants to head off site to an outdoor location. We will have designated days to swim and fish at Pomp's Pond in Andover, go to the Greater Lawrence Boating Club to sail, canoe, and kayak! We will also take trips and utilize the abundance of trails and waterfronts located in or around the Andover area to go hiking, swimming, fishing, etc.Fridays are "Field Trip Friday"! Each week we will go on a different field trip and will receive a special AYS t shirt to help identify our youth while off site. (*Each participant will receive 1 shirt for the summer*) Field trips are included in the price of the program. Youth are allowed to bring extra money to buy additional food or do other activities that may have to be paid for additionally. (Field trips will be listed once they are all finalized)Summer School Student - Half Day Option. This is an offering to those students that will be in school during the morning. The program will run from 12-3:30pm with the field trip included. Please reach out ays@andoverma.us if you have any questions about the program. Once you register, we will touch base to coordinate further details that we should be aware about.Register for 6 weeks of Outer Limits and receive a 10% discount ($240). If you register for all 7 weeks, you will receive one week free! Discount will be applied during checkout.Week 1 (6/23-6/28) - Kimball Farms (Community/Career Week)Week off (6/30-7/2): No Outer Limits for 4th of July week - we are offering 1 day field trips and other in house activities.Week 2 (7/7-7/11) - Boundless Adventures (Olympic Week)Week 3 (7/14-7/18) - Level 99 (Talent Week)Week 4 (7/21-7/25) - JayGees (Recess/Old School Week)Week 5 (7/28-8/1) - Dave & Busters (Superhero Week)Week 6 (8/4-8/8) - Water Country (Eco-Warriors Week)Week 7 (8/11-8/15) - Canobie Lake Park (Spirit Week)This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
|
Elite Basketball Training-(2025) - Elite Basketball Training- Week 1 (Summer 2025)
This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
|
Outer Limits - Outer Limits Half Day Session 1 (6/23-6/27)
We are excited to be holding the Outer Limits again this summer at the Cormier Youth Center!Participants will be able to choose from a few activities that are set for the day that can range from organized games outdoors or in the gym, arts & crafts activities, chance to play music, team building activities, cooking and more!You can bring a lunch with you or we will be offering a limited amount of hot meals that are prepared by the chef from the Robb Center. Food menu will be available in the coming weeks. We ask that you preregister for any lunches because we will only have a limited number of meals available. In the afternoon, we highly encourage our participants to head off site to an outdoor location. We will have designated days to swim and fish at Pomp's Pond in Andover, go to the Greater Lawrence Boating Club to sail, canoe, and kayak! We will also take trips and utilize the abundance of trails and waterfronts located in or around the Andover area to go hiking, swimming, fishing, etc.Fridays are "Field Trip Friday"! Each week we will go on a different field trip and will receive a special AYS t shirt to help identify our youth while off site. (*Each participant will receive 1 shirt for the summer*) Field trips are included in the price of the program. Youth are allowed to bring extra money to buy additional food or do other activities that may have to be paid for additionally. (Field trips will be listed once they are all finalized)Summer School Student - Half Day Option. This is an offering to those students that will be in school during the morning. The program will run from 12-3:30pm with the field trip included. Please reach out ays@andoverma.us if you have any questions about the program. Once you register, we will touch base to coordinate further details that we should be aware about.Register for 6 weeks of Outer Limits and receive a 10% discount ($240). If you register for all 7 weeks, you will receive one week free! Discount will be applied during checkout.Week 1 (6/23-6/28) - Kimball Farms (Community/Career Week)Week off (6/30-7/2): No Outer Limits for 4th of July week - we are offering 1 day field trips and other in house activities.Week 2 (7/7-7/11) - Boundless Adventures (Olympic Week)Week 3 (7/14-7/18) - Level 99 (Talent Week)Week 4 (7/21-7/25) - JayGees (Recess/Old School Week)Week 5 (7/28-8/1) - Dave & Busters (Superhero Week)Week 6 (8/4-8/8) - Water Country (Eco-Warriors Week)Week 7 (8/11-8/15) - Canobie Lake Park (Spirit Week)This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
|
High School Leadership - High School Leadership
Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options.
Mentor (Volunteer Position)
Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll:
Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities
Provide homework help and positive encouragement
Build relationships and serve as a role model
Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions
Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role)
Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll:
Design and lead your own weekly class or activity
Share your skills with middle school students
Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience
Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position
Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position)
Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll:
Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities
Support program planning and implementation
Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment
Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule.
Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required)
School Year only
2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM
Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift
One-time commitment
Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities.
Participate in organized community service projects
Various off-site locations and community spaces
1–2 shifts max
Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs
Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project
Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer
Registration and Waivers Required:
Register for available activity under our community service section:
Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
|
|
|
|
|
Tuesday June 24, 2025
|
|
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
|
AYS Basketball Academy (Summer) - Elite Basketball Academy-Session 1
Take your game to the next level this summer at the AYS Elite Basketball Academy—a high-intensity program built for rising athletes (incoming grades 6–9) who are serious about basketball. This elite-level training experience is designed to challenge, inspire, and elevate young players through top-tier training and competitive play. Throughout the summer, players will train like top athletes with advanced drills, in-depth instruction,film sessions and real-game situations. What to Expect:
Skill development sessions (shooting, ball handling, defense, footwork)
Strength and agility training designed for young athletes
Film breakdown, game strategy, and basketball IQ workshops
Competitive games
Leadership and mental toughness training
Whether you’re preparing for a travel team, school tryouts, or just want to dominate next season, this is where elite middle school players come to train, compete, and grow. Small Group.Limited enrollment. High energy. Serious development.
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
|
AYS Basketball Academy (Summer) - Elite Basketball Academy-Session 1 w/lunch
Take your game to the next level this summer at the AYS Elite Basketball Academy—a high-intensity program built for rising athletes (incoming grades 6–9) who are serious about basketball. This elite-level training experience is designed to challenge, inspire, and elevate young players through top-tier training and competitive play. Throughout the summer, players will train like top athletes with advanced drills, in-depth instruction,film sessions and real-game situations. What to Expect:
Skill development sessions (shooting, ball handling, defense, footwork)
Strength and agility training designed for young athletes
Film breakdown, game strategy, and basketball IQ workshops
Competitive games
Leadership and mental toughness training
Whether you’re preparing for a travel team, school tryouts, or just want to dominate next season, this is where elite middle school players come to train, compete, and grow. Small Group.Limited enrollment. High energy. Serious development.
|
|
|
|
|
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
|
Outer Limits - Outer Limits Session 1 (6/23-6/27)
We are excited to be holding the Outer Limits again this summer at the Cormier Youth Center!Participants will be able to choose from a few activities that are set for the day that can range from organized games outdoors or in the gym, arts & crafts activities, chance to play music, team building activities, cooking and more!You can bring a lunch with you or we will be offering a limited amount of hot meals that are prepared by the chef from the Robb Center. Food menu will be available in the coming weeks. We ask that you preregister for any lunches because we will only have a limited number of meals available. In the afternoon, we highly encourage our participants to head off site to an outdoor location. We will have designated days to swim and fish at Pomp's Pond in Andover, go to the Greater Lawrence Boating Club to sail, canoe, and kayak! We will also take trips and utilize the abundance of trails and waterfronts located in or around the Andover area to go hiking, swimming, fishing, etc.Fridays are "Field Trip Friday"! Each week we will go on a different field trip and will receive a special AYS t shirt to help identify our youth while off site. (*Each participant will receive 1 shirt for the summer*) Field trips are included in the price of the program. Youth are allowed to bring extra money to buy additional food or do other activities that may have to be paid for additionally. (Field trips will be listed once they are all finalized)Summer School Student - Half Day Option. This is an offering to those students that will be in school during the morning. The program will run from 12-3:30pm with the field trip included. Please reach out ays@andoverma.us if you have any questions about the program. Once you register, we will touch base to coordinate further details that we should be aware about.Register for 6 weeks of Outer Limits and receive a 10% discount ($240). If you register for all 7 weeks, you will receive one week free! Discount will be applied during checkout.Week 1 (6/23-6/28) - Kimball Farms (Community/Career Week)Week off (6/30-7/2): No Outer Limits for 4th of July week - we are offering 1 day field trips and other in house activities.Week 2 (7/7-7/11) - Boundless Adventures (Olympic Week)Week 3 (7/14-7/18) - Level 99 (Talent Week)Week 4 (7/21-7/25) - JayGees (Recess/Old School Week)Week 5 (7/28-8/1) - Dave & Busters (Superhero Week)Week 6 (8/4-8/8) - Water Country (Eco-Warriors Week)Week 7 (8/11-8/15) - Canobie Lake Park (Spirit Week)This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
|
Elite Basketball Training-(2025) - Elite Basketball Training- Week 1 (Summer 2025)
This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
|
Outer Limits - Outer Limits Half Day Session 1 (6/23-6/27)
We are excited to be holding the Outer Limits again this summer at the Cormier Youth Center!Participants will be able to choose from a few activities that are set for the day that can range from organized games outdoors or in the gym, arts & crafts activities, chance to play music, team building activities, cooking and more!You can bring a lunch with you or we will be offering a limited amount of hot meals that are prepared by the chef from the Robb Center. Food menu will be available in the coming weeks. We ask that you preregister for any lunches because we will only have a limited number of meals available. In the afternoon, we highly encourage our participants to head off site to an outdoor location. We will have designated days to swim and fish at Pomp's Pond in Andover, go to the Greater Lawrence Boating Club to sail, canoe, and kayak! We will also take trips and utilize the abundance of trails and waterfronts located in or around the Andover area to go hiking, swimming, fishing, etc.Fridays are "Field Trip Friday"! Each week we will go on a different field trip and will receive a special AYS t shirt to help identify our youth while off site. (*Each participant will receive 1 shirt for the summer*) Field trips are included in the price of the program. Youth are allowed to bring extra money to buy additional food or do other activities that may have to be paid for additionally. (Field trips will be listed once they are all finalized)Summer School Student - Half Day Option. This is an offering to those students that will be in school during the morning. The program will run from 12-3:30pm with the field trip included. Please reach out ays@andoverma.us if you have any questions about the program. Once you register, we will touch base to coordinate further details that we should be aware about.Register for 6 weeks of Outer Limits and receive a 10% discount ($240). If you register for all 7 weeks, you will receive one week free! Discount will be applied during checkout.Week 1 (6/23-6/28) - Kimball Farms (Community/Career Week)Week off (6/30-7/2): No Outer Limits for 4th of July week - we are offering 1 day field trips and other in house activities.Week 2 (7/7-7/11) - Boundless Adventures (Olympic Week)Week 3 (7/14-7/18) - Level 99 (Talent Week)Week 4 (7/21-7/25) - JayGees (Recess/Old School Week)Week 5 (7/28-8/1) - Dave & Busters (Superhero Week)Week 6 (8/4-8/8) - Water Country (Eco-Warriors Week)Week 7 (8/11-8/15) - Canobie Lake Park (Spirit Week)This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
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
|
TTS- The Little Mermaid - The Little Mermaid
All actors are welcome to audition which may include readings from the script, light choreography and singing to gauge vocal range. We audition in small groups and make it fun! Actors auditioning for leads with solos should prepare part of a song. If you’re planning to audition, please email coachmikefay@gmail.com. Walk-ins also welcome!AUDITION DATES/TIMES - CYCTuesday, June 10, 6-8:00 p.m.Thursday, June 12, 6-8:00 p.m.REHEARSALS - CYCTuesdays & Thursdays, 6:30–8:30 p.m.June 17–30 & July 1–24Tech week- CYCJuly 28–31, 6:00–8:30 p.m.SHOW DATES/TIMES (3 SHOWS)Friday, August 1, 7:00 p.m.Saturday, August 2, 7:00 p.m.Sunday, August 3, 2 p.m.
|
|
|
|
|
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
|
Indoor Pick Up Basketball - Men's Drop In - Tuesday, June 24
Join Andover Rec on Thursday nights this fall 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
|
|
|
|
|
Wednesday June 25, 2025
|
|
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
|
AYS Basketball Academy (Summer) - Elite Basketball Academy-Session 1
Take your game to the next level this summer at the AYS Elite Basketball Academy—a high-intensity program built for rising athletes (incoming grades 6–9) who are serious about basketball. This elite-level training experience is designed to challenge, inspire, and elevate young players through top-tier training and competitive play. Throughout the summer, players will train like top athletes with advanced drills, in-depth instruction,film sessions and real-game situations. What to Expect:
Skill development sessions (shooting, ball handling, defense, footwork)
Strength and agility training designed for young athletes
Film breakdown, game strategy, and basketball IQ workshops
Competitive games
Leadership and mental toughness training
Whether you’re preparing for a travel team, school tryouts, or just want to dominate next season, this is where elite middle school players come to train, compete, and grow. Small Group.Limited enrollment. High energy. Serious development.
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
|
AYS Basketball Academy (Summer) - Elite Basketball Academy-Session 1 w/lunch
Take your game to the next level this summer at the AYS Elite Basketball Academy—a high-intensity program built for rising athletes (incoming grades 6–9) who are serious about basketball. This elite-level training experience is designed to challenge, inspire, and elevate young players through top-tier training and competitive play. Throughout the summer, players will train like top athletes with advanced drills, in-depth instruction,film sessions and real-game situations. What to Expect:
Skill development sessions (shooting, ball handling, defense, footwork)
Strength and agility training designed for young athletes
Film breakdown, game strategy, and basketball IQ workshops
Competitive games
Leadership and mental toughness training
Whether you’re preparing for a travel team, school tryouts, or just want to dominate next season, this is where elite middle school players come to train, compete, and grow. Small Group.Limited enrollment. High energy. Serious development.
|
|
|
|
|
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
|
Outer Limits - Outer Limits Session 1 (6/23-6/27)
We are excited to be holding the Outer Limits again this summer at the Cormier Youth Center!Participants will be able to choose from a few activities that are set for the day that can range from organized games outdoors or in the gym, arts & crafts activities, chance to play music, team building activities, cooking and more!You can bring a lunch with you or we will be offering a limited amount of hot meals that are prepared by the chef from the Robb Center. Food menu will be available in the coming weeks. We ask that you preregister for any lunches because we will only have a limited number of meals available. In the afternoon, we highly encourage our participants to head off site to an outdoor location. We will have designated days to swim and fish at Pomp's Pond in Andover, go to the Greater Lawrence Boating Club to sail, canoe, and kayak! We will also take trips and utilize the abundance of trails and waterfronts located in or around the Andover area to go hiking, swimming, fishing, etc.Fridays are "Field Trip Friday"! Each week we will go on a different field trip and will receive a special AYS t shirt to help identify our youth while off site. (*Each participant will receive 1 shirt for the summer*) Field trips are included in the price of the program. Youth are allowed to bring extra money to buy additional food or do other activities that may have to be paid for additionally. (Field trips will be listed once they are all finalized)Summer School Student - Half Day Option. This is an offering to those students that will be in school during the morning. The program will run from 12-3:30pm with the field trip included. Please reach out ays@andoverma.us if you have any questions about the program. Once you register, we will touch base to coordinate further details that we should be aware about.Register for 6 weeks of Outer Limits and receive a 10% discount ($240). If you register for all 7 weeks, you will receive one week free! Discount will be applied during checkout.Week 1 (6/23-6/28) - Kimball Farms (Community/Career Week)Week off (6/30-7/2): No Outer Limits for 4th of July week - we are offering 1 day field trips and other in house activities.Week 2 (7/7-7/11) - Boundless Adventures (Olympic Week)Week 3 (7/14-7/18) - Level 99 (Talent Week)Week 4 (7/21-7/25) - JayGees (Recess/Old School Week)Week 5 (7/28-8/1) - Dave & Busters (Superhero Week)Week 6 (8/4-8/8) - Water Country (Eco-Warriors Week)Week 7 (8/11-8/15) - Canobie Lake Park (Spirit Week)This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
|
Elite Basketball Training-(2025) - Elite Basketball Training- Week 1 (Summer 2025)
This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
|
Outer Limits - Outer Limits Half Day Session 1 (6/23-6/27)
We are excited to be holding the Outer Limits again this summer at the Cormier Youth Center!Participants will be able to choose from a few activities that are set for the day that can range from organized games outdoors or in the gym, arts & crafts activities, chance to play music, team building activities, cooking and more!You can bring a lunch with you or we will be offering a limited amount of hot meals that are prepared by the chef from the Robb Center. Food menu will be available in the coming weeks. We ask that you preregister for any lunches because we will only have a limited number of meals available. In the afternoon, we highly encourage our participants to head off site to an outdoor location. We will have designated days to swim and fish at Pomp's Pond in Andover, go to the Greater Lawrence Boating Club to sail, canoe, and kayak! We will also take trips and utilize the abundance of trails and waterfronts located in or around the Andover area to go hiking, swimming, fishing, etc.Fridays are "Field Trip Friday"! Each week we will go on a different field trip and will receive a special AYS t shirt to help identify our youth while off site. (*Each participant will receive 1 shirt for the summer*) Field trips are included in the price of the program. Youth are allowed to bring extra money to buy additional food or do other activities that may have to be paid for additionally. (Field trips will be listed once they are all finalized)Summer School Student - Half Day Option. This is an offering to those students that will be in school during the morning. The program will run from 12-3:30pm with the field trip included. Please reach out ays@andoverma.us if you have any questions about the program. Once you register, we will touch base to coordinate further details that we should be aware about.Register for 6 weeks of Outer Limits and receive a 10% discount ($240). If you register for all 7 weeks, you will receive one week free! Discount will be applied during checkout.Week 1 (6/23-6/28) - Kimball Farms (Community/Career Week)Week off (6/30-7/2): No Outer Limits for 4th of July week - we are offering 1 day field trips and other in house activities.Week 2 (7/7-7/11) - Boundless Adventures (Olympic Week)Week 3 (7/14-7/18) - Level 99 (Talent Week)Week 4 (7/21-7/25) - JayGees (Recess/Old School Week)Week 5 (7/28-8/1) - Dave & Busters (Superhero Week)Week 6 (8/4-8/8) - Water Country (Eco-Warriors Week)Week 7 (8/11-8/15) - Canobie Lake Park (Spirit Week)This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
|
High School Leadership - High School Leadership
Become a Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, or Community Service Volunteer and Make a Difference! Are you a high school student who enjoys working with kids, giving back to your community, or earning community service hours in a meaningful way? Join us and connect with middle school youth (grades 6–8) through fun, supportive, and rewarding opportunities. We offer four exciting ways for students to get involved: Mentor, Program Leader, Summer Counselor, and Community Service opportunities—including both drop-in and project-based service options.
Mentor (Volunteer Position)
Support staff-led programs and help create a welcoming space for middle school youth. As a mentor, you’ll:
Engage with students through games, sports, and daily activities
Provide homework help and positive encouragement
Build relationships and serve as a role model
Ages: 14+ during the school year | 15+ for summerCommitment: Regular, long-term volunteer hoursCompensation: Volunteer/unpaid, with potential for future paid positions
Program Leader (Creative/Leadership Role)
Do you have a special skill, hobby, or passion you'd love to teach? Program Leaders develop and lead their own activities for youth, with staff support. Past programs have included:ArcheryCosmetologySpeech & DebateDungeons & Dragons As a Program Leader, you’ll:
Design and lead your own weekly class or activity
Share your skills with middle school students
Build confidence, leadership, and planning experience
Ages: 14+ (with commitment and experience)Commitment: Seasonal or year-round opportunitiesCompensation: May begin as volunteer with potential for paid position
Summer Counselor (Paid Staff Position)
Looking for a full-time summer job working with kids? Our Summer Counselor role is a great paid opportunity for students who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to lead! As a counselor, you’ll:
Supervise and engage middle school youth in daily summer camp activities
Support program planning and implementation
Be part of a fun, collaborative team environment
Ages: 16+Schedule: Monday–Friday, day hours during the summer monthsCompensation: Paid positionDrop-In Community ServicePerfect for students who want to help occasionally without committing to a regular schedule.
Preset Drop-In Dates (registration not required)
School Year only
2.5-hour shifts available between 3:30PM-6PM or 3PM-5:30PM
Great for earning hours quickly in a single shift
One-time commitment
Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-Set Days OnlyCompensation: VolunteerCommunity Service ProjectsIdeal for students looking for slightly more involvement—still flexible, but with more structured volunteer opportunities.
Participate in organized community service projects
Various off-site locations and community spaces
1–2 shifts max
Work with staff and peers to support youth and community needs
Short-term involvement with 1–2 shifts per project
Projects scheduled throughout the school year and summer
Registration and Waivers Required:
Register for available activity under our community service section:
Whether you're completing school service hours or just want to give back, we make it easy to get involved—your time makes a real difference.Ages: High School Schedule: Monday–Friday, Pre-registration requiredCompensation: VolunteerInterested in Community Service, Mentoring or Leading a Program? Reach out to AYS at ays@andoverma.us or contact Robin DelNegro at Robin.DelNegro@andoverma.us Let us know you're interested and schedule an interview! Interested in a Summer Counselor Staff Position? Contact Christopher Dempsey directly at Christopher.Dempsey@andoverma.usNeed Shuttle Service to attend? Register here: ( please note Middle School registrants are prioritized, if you can drive or car pool that is recommended)https://andoverma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29848Looking for available service projects? Register here:
|
|
|
|
|
Thursday June 26, 2025
|
|
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
|
AYS Basketball Academy (Summer) - Elite Basketball Academy-Session 1
Take your game to the next level this summer at the AYS Elite Basketball Academy—a high-intensity program built for rising athletes (incoming grades 6–9) who are serious about basketball. This elite-level training experience is designed to challenge, inspire, and elevate young players through top-tier training and competitive play. Throughout the summer, players will train like top athletes with advanced drills, in-depth instruction,film sessions and real-game situations. What to Expect:
Skill development sessions (shooting, ball handling, defense, footwork)
Strength and agility training designed for young athletes
Film breakdown, game strategy, and basketball IQ workshops
Competitive games
Leadership and mental toughness training
Whether you’re preparing for a travel team, school tryouts, or just want to dominate next season, this is where elite middle school players come to train, compete, and grow. Small Group.Limited enrollment. High energy. Serious development.
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
|
AYS Basketball Academy (Summer) - Elite Basketball Academy-Session 1 w/lunch
Take your game to the next level this summer at the AYS Elite Basketball Academy—a high-intensity program built for rising athletes (incoming grades 6–9) who are serious about basketball. This elite-level training experience is designed to challenge, inspire, and elevate young players through top-tier training and competitive play. Throughout the summer, players will train like top athletes with advanced drills, in-depth instruction,film sessions and real-game situations. What to Expect:
Skill development sessions (shooting, ball handling, defense, footwork)
Strength and agility training designed for young athletes
Film breakdown, game strategy, and basketball IQ workshops
Competitive games
Leadership and mental toughness training
Whether you’re preparing for a travel team, school tryouts, or just want to dominate next season, this is where elite middle school players come to train, compete, and grow. Small Group.Limited enrollment. High energy. Serious development.
|
|
|
|
|
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
|
Outer Limits - Outer Limits Session 1 (6/23-6/27)
We are excited to be holding the Outer Limits again this summer at the Cormier Youth Center!Participants will be able to choose from a few activities that are set for the day that can range from organized games outdoors or in the gym, arts & crafts activities, chance to play music, team building activities, cooking and more!You can bring a lunch with you or we will be offering a limited amount of hot meals that are prepared by the chef from the Robb Center. Food menu will be available in the coming weeks. We ask that you preregister for any lunches because we will only have a limited number of meals available. In the afternoon, we highly encourage our participants to head off site to an outdoor location. We will have designated days to swim and fish at Pomp's Pond in Andover, go to the Greater Lawrence Boating Club to sail, canoe, and kayak! We will also take trips and utilize the abundance of trails and waterfronts located in or around the Andover area to go hiking, swimming, fishing, etc.Fridays are "Field Trip Friday"! Each week we will go on a different field trip and will receive a special AYS t shirt to help identify our youth while off site. (*Each participant will receive 1 shirt for the summer*) Field trips are included in the price of the program. Youth are allowed to bring extra money to buy additional food or do other activities that may have to be paid for additionally. (Field trips will be listed once they are all finalized)Summer School Student - Half Day Option. This is an offering to those students that will be in school during the morning. The program will run from 12-3:30pm with the field trip included. Please reach out ays@andoverma.us if you have any questions about the program. Once you register, we will touch base to coordinate further details that we should be aware about.Register for 6 weeks of Outer Limits and receive a 10% discount ($240). If you register for all 7 weeks, you will receive one week free! Discount will be applied during checkout.Week 1 (6/23-6/28) - Kimball Farms (Community/Career Week)Week off (6/30-7/2): No Outer Limits for 4th of July week - we are offering 1 day field trips and other in house activities.Week 2 (7/7-7/11) - Boundless Adventures (Olympic Week)Week 3 (7/14-7/18) - Level 99 (Talent Week)Week 4 (7/21-7/25) - JayGees (Recess/Old School Week)Week 5 (7/28-8/1) - Dave & Busters (Superhero Week)Week 6 (8/4-8/8) - Water Country (Eco-Warriors Week)Week 7 (8/11-8/15) - Canobie Lake Park (Spirit Week)This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
|
Elite Basketball Training-(2025) - Elite Basketball Training- Week 1 (Summer 2025)
This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
|
Outer Limits - Outer Limits Half Day Session 1 (6/23-6/27)
We are excited to be holding the Outer Limits again this summer at the Cormier Youth Center!Participants will be able to choose from a few activities that are set for the day that can range from organized games outdoors or in the gym, arts & crafts activities, chance to play music, team building activities, cooking and more!You can bring a lunch with you or we will be offering a limited amount of hot meals that are prepared by the chef from the Robb Center. Food menu will be available in the coming weeks. We ask that you preregister for any lunches because we will only have a limited number of meals available. In the afternoon, we highly encourage our participants to head off site to an outdoor location. We will have designated days to swim and fish at Pomp's Pond in Andover, go to the Greater Lawrence Boating Club to sail, canoe, and kayak! We will also take trips and utilize the abundance of trails and waterfronts located in or around the Andover area to go hiking, swimming, fishing, etc.Fridays are "Field Trip Friday"! Each week we will go on a different field trip and will receive a special AYS t shirt to help identify our youth while off site. (*Each participant will receive 1 shirt for the summer*) Field trips are included in the price of the program. Youth are allowed to bring extra money to buy additional food or do other activities that may have to be paid for additionally. (Field trips will be listed once they are all finalized)Summer School Student - Half Day Option. This is an offering to those students that will be in school during the morning. The program will run from 12-3:30pm with the field trip included. Please reach out ays@andoverma.us if you have any questions about the program. Once you register, we will touch base to coordinate further details that we should be aware about.Register for 6 weeks of Outer Limits and receive a 10% discount ($240). If you register for all 7 weeks, you will receive one week free! Discount will be applied during checkout.Week 1 (6/23-6/28) - Kimball Farms (Community/Career Week)Week off (6/30-7/2): No Outer Limits for 4th of July week - we are offering 1 day field trips and other in house activities.Week 2 (7/7-7/11) - Boundless Adventures (Olympic Week)Week 3 (7/14-7/18) - Level 99 (Talent Week)Week 4 (7/21-7/25) - JayGees (Recess/Old School Week)Week 5 (7/28-8/1) - Dave & Busters (Superhero Week)Week 6 (8/4-8/8) - Water Country (Eco-Warriors Week)Week 7 (8/11-8/15) - Canobie Lake Park (Spirit Week)This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
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
|
TTS- The Little Mermaid - The Little Mermaid
All actors are welcome to audition which may include readings from the script, light choreography and singing to gauge vocal range. We audition in small groups and make it fun! Actors auditioning for leads with solos should prepare part of a song. If you’re planning to audition, please email coachmikefay@gmail.com. Walk-ins also welcome!AUDITION DATES/TIMES - CYCTuesday, June 10, 6-8:00 p.m.Thursday, June 12, 6-8:00 p.m.REHEARSALS - CYCTuesdays & Thursdays, 6:30–8:30 p.m.June 17–30 & July 1–24Tech week- CYCJuly 28–31, 6:00–8:30 p.m.SHOW DATES/TIMES (3 SHOWS)Friday, August 1, 7:00 p.m.Saturday, August 2, 7:00 p.m.Sunday, August 3, 2 p.m.
|
|
|
|
|
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
|
Indoor Pick Up Basketball - Men's Drop In - Thursday, June 26
Join Andover Rec on Thursday nights this fall 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 June 27, 2025
|
|
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
|
AYS Basketball Academy (Summer) - Elite Basketball Academy-Session 1
Take your game to the next level this summer at the AYS Elite Basketball Academy—a high-intensity program built for rising athletes (incoming grades 6–9) who are serious about basketball. This elite-level training experience is designed to challenge, inspire, and elevate young players through top-tier training and competitive play. Throughout the summer, players will train like top athletes with advanced drills, in-depth instruction,film sessions and real-game situations. What to Expect:
Skill development sessions (shooting, ball handling, defense, footwork)
Strength and agility training designed for young athletes
Film breakdown, game strategy, and basketball IQ workshops
Competitive games
Leadership and mental toughness training
Whether you’re preparing for a travel team, school tryouts, or just want to dominate next season, this is where elite middle school players come to train, compete, and grow. Small Group.Limited enrollment. High energy. Serious development.
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
|
AYS Basketball Academy (Summer) - Elite Basketball Academy-Session 1 w/lunch
Take your game to the next level this summer at the AYS Elite Basketball Academy—a high-intensity program built for rising athletes (incoming grades 6–9) who are serious about basketball. This elite-level training experience is designed to challenge, inspire, and elevate young players through top-tier training and competitive play. Throughout the summer, players will train like top athletes with advanced drills, in-depth instruction,film sessions and real-game situations. What to Expect:
Skill development sessions (shooting, ball handling, defense, footwork)
Strength and agility training designed for young athletes
Film breakdown, game strategy, and basketball IQ workshops
Competitive games
Leadership and mental toughness training
Whether you’re preparing for a travel team, school tryouts, or just want to dominate next season, this is where elite middle school players come to train, compete, and grow. Small Group.Limited enrollment. High energy. Serious development.
|
|
|
|
|
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
|
Outer Limits - Outer Limits Session 1 (6/23-6/27)
We are excited to be holding the Outer Limits again this summer at the Cormier Youth Center!Participants will be able to choose from a few activities that are set for the day that can range from organized games outdoors or in the gym, arts & crafts activities, chance to play music, team building activities, cooking and more!You can bring a lunch with you or we will be offering a limited amount of hot meals that are prepared by the chef from the Robb Center. Food menu will be available in the coming weeks. We ask that you preregister for any lunches because we will only have a limited number of meals available. In the afternoon, we highly encourage our participants to head off site to an outdoor location. We will have designated days to swim and fish at Pomp's Pond in Andover, go to the Greater Lawrence Boating Club to sail, canoe, and kayak! We will also take trips and utilize the abundance of trails and waterfronts located in or around the Andover area to go hiking, swimming, fishing, etc.Fridays are "Field Trip Friday"! Each week we will go on a different field trip and will receive a special AYS t shirt to help identify our youth while off site. (*Each participant will receive 1 shirt for the summer*) Field trips are included in the price of the program. Youth are allowed to bring extra money to buy additional food or do other activities that may have to be paid for additionally. (Field trips will be listed once they are all finalized)Summer School Student - Half Day Option. This is an offering to those students that will be in school during the morning. The program will run from 12-3:30pm with the field trip included. Please reach out ays@andoverma.us if you have any questions about the program. Once you register, we will touch base to coordinate further details that we should be aware about.Register for 6 weeks of Outer Limits and receive a 10% discount ($240). If you register for all 7 weeks, you will receive one week free! Discount will be applied during checkout.Week 1 (6/23-6/28) - Kimball Farms (Community/Career Week)Week off (6/30-7/2): No Outer Limits for 4th of July week - we are offering 1 day field trips and other in house activities.Week 2 (7/7-7/11) - Boundless Adventures (Olympic Week)Week 3 (7/14-7/18) - Level 99 (Talent Week)Week 4 (7/21-7/25) - JayGees (Recess/Old School Week)Week 5 (7/28-8/1) - Dave & Busters (Superhero Week)Week 6 (8/4-8/8) - Water Country (Eco-Warriors Week)Week 7 (8/11-8/15) - Canobie Lake Park (Spirit Week)This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
|
Elite Basketball Training-(2025) - Elite Basketball Training- Week 1 (Summer 2025)
This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
|
Outer Limits - Outer Limits Half Day Session 1 (6/23-6/27)
We are excited to be holding the Outer Limits again this summer at the Cormier Youth Center!Participants will be able to choose from a few activities that are set for the day that can range from organized games outdoors or in the gym, arts & crafts activities, chance to play music, team building activities, cooking and more!You can bring a lunch with you or we will be offering a limited amount of hot meals that are prepared by the chef from the Robb Center. Food menu will be available in the coming weeks. We ask that you preregister for any lunches because we will only have a limited number of meals available. In the afternoon, we highly encourage our participants to head off site to an outdoor location. We will have designated days to swim and fish at Pomp's Pond in Andover, go to the Greater Lawrence Boating Club to sail, canoe, and kayak! We will also take trips and utilize the abundance of trails and waterfronts located in or around the Andover area to go hiking, swimming, fishing, etc.Fridays are "Field Trip Friday"! Each week we will go on a different field trip and will receive a special AYS t shirt to help identify our youth while off site. (*Each participant will receive 1 shirt for the summer*) Field trips are included in the price of the program. Youth are allowed to bring extra money to buy additional food or do other activities that may have to be paid for additionally. (Field trips will be listed once they are all finalized)Summer School Student - Half Day Option. This is an offering to those students that will be in school during the morning. The program will run from 12-3:30pm with the field trip included. Please reach out ays@andoverma.us if you have any questions about the program. Once you register, we will touch base to coordinate further details that we should be aware about.Register for 6 weeks of Outer Limits and receive a 10% discount ($240). If you register for all 7 weeks, you will receive one week free! Discount will be applied during checkout.Week 1 (6/23-6/28) - Kimball Farms (Community/Career Week)Week off (6/30-7/2): No Outer Limits for 4th of July week - we are offering 1 day field trips and other in house activities.Week 2 (7/7-7/11) - Boundless Adventures (Olympic Week)Week 3 (7/14-7/18) - Level 99 (Talent Week)Week 4 (7/21-7/25) - JayGees (Recess/Old School Week)Week 5 (7/28-8/1) - Dave & Busters (Superhero Week)Week 6 (8/4-8/8) - Water Country (Eco-Warriors Week)Week 7 (8/11-8/15) - Canobie Lake Park (Spirit Week)This Program is run by Andover Youth Services
|
|
|
|
|
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:
|
|
|
|
|
Monday June 30, 2025
|
|
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
|
Sports Zone Battlegrounds – Nerf Edition - Sports Zone Battlegrounds – Nerf Edition
Come join the Sports Zone Lieutenants as we test our individual and team effectiveness in battle! This awesome program puts a fresh spin on traditional games like capture the flag, while also allowing children to get great exercise, learn some strategic planning skills, and make new friends. Each week will feature different games with individual and team-based challenges, so the students always have something new to strive for. We will also have all sorts of obstacles for the students to interact with, so they never know what to expect! There will be no shortage of fun in this program, and we provide all the necessary supplies, so join the excitement today!This Program is run by Sportszone101 through AYS
|
|
|
|
|
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:
|
|
|
|