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Wednesday June 3, 2026
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7:30 AM - 2:00 PM
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FHS Senior Projects
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7:50 AM - 8:35 AM
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Introduction to German - Frühling II (Wednesdays)
Your kids will be amazed by how much German they know already: auto, bus, ball, and gesundheit are all German words. In our morning classes, we will not only discover more about the German language, but also German culture. How do German kids live? What sports do they play? What do we all have in common? What is different? In a fun, interactive setting, we will discover Germany and the world together. Bis bald!*If you are new to this program, please contact the instructor before registering at hornschildbearv@rsu5.org.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Driver Education - Roy's Driver & Rider Ed June
RSU5 DOES NOT take the Registrations - you must go through ROY'S to register.This course meets the state required 30 hours of classroom lecture and 10 hours of driving time.-Students must bring their birth certificate, social security card and blue or black ink pen to the first class. -Students must be 15 before the first class.REGISTER THROUGH ROY'S DRIVING ACADEMY 784-6245 or https://roysdriving.com/locations.html for more class information and registration
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Maine Nature Art - MSS Art Spring
Seasonal delights will inspire your budding artists during these sessions. Come join in and bring a snack, water bottle, and imagination inspired by all Maine has to offer outside!
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3:25 PM - 4:25 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - MLS Hip Hop Late Spring
Join us to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. Morse Street second grader are encouraged to sign up for classes at Mast Landing and may take their regular bus there on class day. On the last day of the Winter and Winter/Spring classes there will be a parent showcase.All Late Spring dancers are invited to perform at the FHS Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, June 9.
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3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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DCS Staff Meetings
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4:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Freeport HS Softball JV Awards Social
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4:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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School Board Meeting
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Girls: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Girls: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Spring Youth Boys Basketball Team
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Rec Basketball Open Gym - Adult Rec Basketball DCS Wednesdays
Play pick up basketball and stay in shape year-round. You must be pre-registered with Community Programs. NO drop-ins. Sundays excluded when Monday is a holiday. Wednesdays excluded for school gatherings and during middle school basketball season.Please Note: Wednesdays at DCS are now completed for the season. This option will return some time after February break. If you registered for Wednesdays originally, you can register for Sundays (for the rest of the season) at no cost!
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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FPAC Board Meeting
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Conversational German - Beginner German (Late Spring)
Perhaps you took German in college years ago and would now like to refresh your knowledge, or maybe you are planning a trip to Germany and would like to know the most important phrases to get around. Together, we will learn about he German language, the rich culture, various traditions, and the German lifestyle in general. The class is held in a relaxed and fun atmosphere, open to everyone.
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Thursday June 4, 2026
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7:30 AM - 2:00 PM
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FHS Senior Projects
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Youth Ultimate Frisbee - High School Spring League: Practice
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEJoin the Freeport Ultimate program* and compete against other schools in this ultimate frisbee league! High school teams will practice at Hunter Road Field in the 3-6pm time frame (exact schedule TBD). These sessions will consist of co-ed drills and scrimmages, as well as single-gender play so that players may learn how to play under both rule sets. Teams will have the option to split into separate gender divisions (Open or Girl-Matching) for games, and also may play in the Mixed Division for additional games if desired. Game days will take place on Tuesdays, with backup days (weather, other rescheduling) on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All teams have the option to attend single-day tournaments throughout the season, for an additional fee.Please note that participation in the High School Division also requires either a Rec Affiliate Membership (additional $20 cost) or a Youth Membership with USA Ultimate (additional $45 cost).*This program registration open to players from Freeport, Durham, Pownal, ME Coast Waldorf School, GorhamWainwright Field Map (for HS Spring League Games):MIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEThe middle school season will consist of two practices per week, with an emphasis on learning basic fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game. These practices will take place at Hunter Road Field in the 3-6pm time frame, beginning in late April (exact schedule TBD). MS team players are also welcome to join the HS team practices on days the schedules don't conflict. The coaches are working on organizing scrimmages, games, or tournaments against other schools - we will publish these dates/times as soon as possible and communicate via email for any extra game opportunities.More information about these leagues can be found at: https://maineultimate.org/WINTER/SPRING INDOOR CLINICSNew this winter, we are offering multiple different clinic-style ultimate programs! All players must register below before participating. Please come prepared with a water bottle, a light and dark shirt, clothing appropriate for athletic movement, and a pair of indoor gym shoes - NO OUTDOOR STREET SHOES ALLOWED IN THE GYM.The Grades 3-5 Clinics and the Girls Only Clinics will be led by local Maine Ultimate or Freeport/RSU5 coaches who have been playing and involved with the community for many years. Join us for 6+ weeks of fun practicing the basic skills needed on the ultimate field!The clinics for grades 9-12 will be led by professional ultimate frisbee player (and one of our newest additions to the Maine Ultimate Community), Rowan McDonnell - check out his website, Excel Ultimate! Rowan will teach the basic skills as well as provide more detailed and strategic instruction for advanced players. Sign up for some amazing winter ultimate reps!
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Driver Education - Roy's Driver & Rider Ed June
RSU5 DOES NOT take the Registrations - you must go through ROY'S to register.This course meets the state required 30 hours of classroom lecture and 10 hours of driving time.-Students must bring their birth certificate, social security card and blue or black ink pen to the first class. -Students must be 15 before the first class.REGISTER THROUGH ROY'S DRIVING ACADEMY 784-6245 or https://roysdriving.com/locations.html for more class information and registration
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - DCS Hip Hop Late Spring
Join us to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. Morse Street second grader are encouraged to sign up for classes at Mast Landing and may take their regular bus there on class day. On the last day of the Winter and Winter/Spring classes there will be a parent showcase.All Late Spring dancers are invited to perform at the FHS Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, June 9.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - DCS Hip Hop Late Spring
Join us to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. Morse Street second grader are encouraged to sign up for classes at Mast Landing and may take their regular bus there on class day. On the last day of the Winter and Winter/Spring classes there will be a parent showcase.All Late Spring dancers are invited to perform at the FHS Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, June 9.
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3:20 PM - 4:30 PM
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DCS Event
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3:25 PM - 5:00 PM
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Girl Scouts
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3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Maine Nature Art - MLS Art Spring
Seasonal delights will inspire your budding artists during these sessions. Come join in and bring a snack, water bottle, and imagination inspired by all Maine has to offer outside!
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Odyssey of the Mind Practice (AB and BP team)
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (Pine Tree Kickers) - TKD Youth (Spring - Beginner)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self-defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Boys: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Boys: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Family Math & Literacy Night
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Making Music Again - Music - Spring
Do you have an old band instrument lying around in your attic? Did you play a musical instrument as a kid and have always wanted to pick it back up? If you have an orchestral instrument: flute, oboe, clarinet, trumpet, French horn, trombone, violin, viola or cello, double bass, and have prior musical experience (even from decades ago) on your instrument, this is a wonderful way to revisit and rekindle your musical skills. This eight-week course will get you back into the swing of music making. All musicians will receive simple sheet music to play through. Together as an ensemble we will practice, make mistakes, and explore concepts such as tuning, tone, technique, balance, rhythm, and dynamics.
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (Pine Tree Kickers) - TKD Youth (Spring - Intermediate)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self-defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Whole School Study Family Share
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Region 10 Senior Awards
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Grades 4 & 5 Performance
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7:00 PM - 7:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (Pine Tree Kickers) - TKD Adult (Spring)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self-defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Conversational German - Advanced German (Late Spring)
Perhaps you took German in college years ago and would now like to refresh your knowledge, or maybe you are planning a trip to Germany and would like to know the most important phrases to get around. Together, we will learn about he German language, the rich culture, various traditions, and the German lifestyle in general. The class is held in a relaxed and fun atmosphere, open to everyone.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Spring Youth Boys Basketball Team
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Saturday June 6, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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FHS Use
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8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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Little Laxers Lacrosse - Little Laxers
Come out and learn one of the fastest growing sports in the country: lacrosse! This program will provide a fun introduction to basic lacrosse skills and help provide a great foundation for player development. Players will learn how to hold the stick, throw, catch, cradle, shoot, and dodge. Sticks will be provided, so no equipment is necessary. Come join the fun!
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8:30 AM - 9:10 AM
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Tumbling & Fitness: Child with Parent - Tumbling - Late Spring (3-5)
Learn beginner tumbling and gymnastics skills while exploring athletic movement in this dynamic class. Children will practice the proper positioning for handstands, cartwheels, forward rolls, and more while engaging classroom skills including direction-following through positive reinforcement. Parents and guardians will act as coaches to help lead their children through the guided activities which promote strength-building, coordination, agility, and balance in a fun and social atmosphere. *Parent/guardian collaboration on the gym floor is required throughout the class.
Laura Chadha is a Certified Personal Trainer with a strong background in gymnastics, functional fitness, and coaching.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Boys: Central Maine 2 @ Freeport
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Tumbling & Fitness with Craft - Tumbling - Late Spring
Learn and improve basic gymnastics floor, youth fitness, and beam skills while attaining series connection proficiency in a positive and productive environment. Skills including handstands, cartwheels, round-offs, and forward rolls will be taught at a high level in a progressive and proficient manner, with wellness at the core of the program. Benefit from gymnastics and fitness-focused prompts while building strength, agility, balance, and flexibility in this dynamic small-group youth personal training offering. Participants will also have the opportunity to engage in a thoughtful craft at the end of each class.
Laura Chadha is a Certified Personal Trainer with a strong background in gymnastics, functional fitness, and coaching.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Boys: Central Maine 1 @ Freeport
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Girls: Bath @ Freeport
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Girls: Eastern Maine @ Freeport
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth & Parent Pickup Indoor Soccer/Futsal - Saturday Soccer DCS
Join us early Saturday evenings this winter as we keep in shape with some recreational indoor soccer. Kids, especially those with travel or school-team experience can sign up, as can their parents.
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Monday June 8, 2026
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12:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Town Voting
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2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
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Disc Golf Club - Middle School Disc Golf
This new program is open to anyone interested in learning the basics of disc golf. Join us for after-school practices and challenges; friendly competitions may be scheduled with neighboring towns. Players will learn standard throwing techniques and rules of the game, as well as course etiquette. Discs may be provided upon request - please email <cp@rsu5.org>
Please meet at the Hole 1 Tee Pad at the beginning of each session(by the bus loop at FMS)
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Maine Nature Art - DCS Art Spring
Seasonal delights will inspire your budding artists during these sessions. Come join in and bring a snack, water bottle, and imagination inspired by all Maine has to offer outside!
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3:25 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Yoga and Mindfulness - Yoga - Late Spring
Yoga and mindfulness can promote resilience and self-regulation in children. Students will connect, breathe, move, focus and relax through cooperative games, art, music, physical postures, and mindfulness activities designed for kids. Classes are playful, explorative, responsive, and fun! MSS students may ride the bus to MLS for after-school programs. Participants should bring a water bottle and a snack.
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Girls: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Girls: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Line Dancing - Line Dancing - Late Spring
In this class, you will learn choreographed routines to a wide variety of music - a little bit of country, disco, swing, Latin rhythms, and more. There is truly a line dance that works for any song. Dances will start out very simple and become more complicated throughout the season. All levels are welcome!
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Slideshow
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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PTA Meeting
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Wednesday June 10, 2026
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12:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Town Voting
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Maine Nature Art - MSS Art Spring
Seasonal delights will inspire your budding artists during these sessions. Come join in and bring a snack, water bottle, and imagination inspired by all Maine has to offer outside!
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3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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DCS Staff Meetings
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3:45 PM - 4:15 PM
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RSU5 CP Dance - Setup
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4:15 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tiny Tappy Toes Dance Combo - Dance Late Spring
Learn basic ballet, tap and creative movement steps. Dance teaches self confidence, balance, and coordination and keeps a child's mind and body working together. Bring a pair of socks or flexible shoes and dress shoes (for tap technique) to every class. Ballet and tap shoes are recommended but not required. Please send your dancer with comfortable, flexible clothes: not jeans. The last day of the Winter and Winter/Spring classes will feature a parent showcase.All Late Spring dancers are invited to perform at the FHS Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, June 9.
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4:15 PM - 5:30 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - DCS Hip Hop Late Spring
Join us to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. Morse Street second grader are encouraged to sign up for classes at Mast Landing and may take their regular bus there on class day. On the last day of the Winter and Winter/Spring classes there will be a parent showcase.All Late Spring dancers are invited to perform at the FHS Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, June 9.
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4:15 PM - 5:30 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - MLS Hip Hop Late Spring
Join us to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. Morse Street second grader are encouraged to sign up for classes at Mast Landing and may take their regular bus there on class day. On the last day of the Winter and Winter/Spring classes there will be a parent showcase.All Late Spring dancers are invited to perform at the FHS Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, June 9.
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4:15 PM - 5:30 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - MSS Hip Hop Late Spring
Join us to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. Morse Street second grader are encouraged to sign up for classes at Mast Landing and may take their regular bus there on class day. On the last day of the Winter and Winter/Spring classes there will be a parent showcase.All Late Spring dancers are invited to perform at the FHS Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, June 9.
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4:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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School Board Meeting
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Girls: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Girls: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Spring Youth Boys Basketball Team
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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RSU5 Dance
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Rec Basketball Open Gym - Adult Rec Basketball DCS Wednesdays
Play pick up basketball and stay in shape year-round. You must be pre-registered with Community Programs. NO drop-ins. Sundays excluded when Monday is a holiday. Wednesdays excluded for school gatherings and during middle school basketball season.Please Note: Wednesdays at DCS are now completed for the season. This option will return some time after February break. If you registered for Wednesdays originally, you can register for Sundays (for the rest of the season) at no cost!
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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FPAC Board Meeting
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Conversational German - Beginner German (Late Spring)
Perhaps you took German in college years ago and would now like to refresh your knowledge, or maybe you are planning a trip to Germany and would like to know the most important phrases to get around. Together, we will learn about he German language, the rich culture, various traditions, and the German lifestyle in general. The class is held in a relaxed and fun atmosphere, open to everyone.
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Tuesday June 16, 2026
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12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:25 PM - 4:25 PM
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SparkYou: Science Masters - Science Masters - MLS Spring
Slime Masters is now Science Masters!
Science Masters Session I (Winter):
Join our after-school class, a hands-on chemistry and physics enrichment program designed to help students understand how materials behave and change. Each week, children explore states of matter, chemical reactions, elasticity, viscosity, and magnetism through guided experiments and structured investigations.Students will create and test different compounds (such as stress ball, elephant toothpaste, glow-in-the-dark and magnetic slime) while practicing scientific concept of trial and error. These activities support focus, confidence, and sensory regulation. Class is led by a highly educated instructor and emphasizes real science concepts presented in a fun, engaging age appropriate way.Science Masters Session II (Spring):
Join our after-school class, where children explore technology and engineering through engaging, hands-on learning. Each week, students investigate how science shapes the world around them—from how video games are created and what pixels are, to how temperature, forces, and motion affect materials and movement. Students will build speed ramp, experiment with heating and cooling using ice and test magnetic forces using Minecraft blocks. These activities support focus, confidence, and sensory regulation.The class is led by a highly educated instructor and is designed to present rigorous science in an engaging, age-appropriate way that encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and hands-on learning.
MSS 2nd graders may take their regular bus to MLS for this program.
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4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Football
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Boys: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Boys: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Girls Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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FP (Jill Hooper)
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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FHS T&F Awards
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Wednesday June 17, 2026
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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SparkYou: Science Masters - Science Masters - DCS Spring
Slime Masters is now Science Masters!
Science Masters Session I (Winter):
Join our after-school class, a hands-on chemistry and physics enrichment program designed to help students understand how materials behave and change. Each week, children explore states of matter, chemical reactions, elasticity, viscosity, and magnetism through guided experiments and structured investigations.Students will create and test different compounds (such as stress ball, elephant toothpaste, glow-in-the-dark and magnetic slime) while practicing scientific concept of trial and error. These activities support focus, confidence, and sensory regulation. Class is led by a highly educated instructor and emphasizes real science concepts presented in a fun, engaging age appropriate way.Science Masters Session II (Spring):
Join our after-school class, where children explore technology and engineering through engaging, hands-on learning. Each week, students investigate how science shapes the world around them—from how video games are created and what pixels are, to how temperature, forces, and motion affect materials and movement. Students will build speed ramp, experiment with heating and cooling using ice and test magnetic forces using Minecraft blocks. These activities support focus, confidence, and sensory regulation.The class is led by a highly educated instructor and is designed to present rigorous science in an engaging, age-appropriate way that encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and hands-on learning.
MSS 2nd graders may take their regular bus to MLS for this program.
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4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Football
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Girls: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Girls Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Rec Basketball Open Gym - Adult Rec Basketball DCS Wednesdays
Play pick up basketball and stay in shape year-round. You must be pre-registered with Community Programs. NO drop-ins. Sundays excluded when Monday is a holiday. Wednesdays excluded for school gatherings and during middle school basketball season.Please Note: Wednesdays at DCS are now completed for the season. This option will return some time after February break. If you registered for Wednesdays originally, you can register for Sundays (for the rest of the season) at no cost!
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Conversational German - Beginner German (Late Spring)
Perhaps you took German in college years ago and would now like to refresh your knowledge, or maybe you are planning a trip to Germany and would like to know the most important phrases to get around. Together, we will learn about he German language, the rich culture, various traditions, and the German lifestyle in general. The class is held in a relaxed and fun atmosphere, open to everyone.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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Thursday June 18, 2026
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12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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2:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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JMG Closing Ceremony
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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FREEport Speech - HOLD
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3:20 PM - 4:30 PM
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DCS Event
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3:25 PM - 5:00 PM
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Girl Scouts
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4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Football
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (Pine Tree Kickers) - TKD Youth (Spring - Beginner)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self-defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Boys: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Boys: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins once we are able to get outside (on FHS Turf), and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field, and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (typically the week after April Break). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns, recurring weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. The first game weekend will be May 2nd-3rd, with the final game weekend on June 14-15th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.2026 Practice Schedule (updated 3/30/26):3rd/4th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field3rd/4th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Boys - Tuesday/Thursday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field5/6th Girls - Monday/Wednesday from 5-6:30pm @ Pownal Road Field***Schedule cancellations and updates will be sent out via email as soon as possible. These notifications will come from both your Coach and Community Programs.OFFICIAL REGISTRATION CLOSED ON MARCH 15TH; PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING A TEAM AFTER THAT DATE.
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Soccer
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (Pine Tree Kickers) - TKD Youth (Spring - Intermediate)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self-defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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8th Grade Promotion
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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8th Grade Recognition Night
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7:00 PM - 7:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (Pine Tree Kickers) - TKD Adult (Spring)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self-defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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Monday June 22, 2026
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12:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Stage Repair
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Driver Education - Roy's Driver & Rider Ed June
RSU5 DOES NOT take the Registrations - you must go through ROY'S to register.This course meets the state required 30 hours of classroom lecture and 10 hours of driving time.-Students must bring their birth certificate, social security card and blue or black ink pen to the first class. -Students must be 15 before the first class.REGISTER THROUGH ROY'S DRIVING ACADEMY 784-6245 or https://roysdriving.com/locations.html for more class information and registration
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1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Falcon Girls Lacrosse and Field Hockey Camp - Field Hockey
Break out your field hockey and lacrosse sticks for a week of fun and skill development. Players may choose to participate in one or both sports. Mouth guards and sneakers or cleats are required for both sports, as well as a stick. Field hockey requires shin guards and lacrosse requires an eye guard. If you do not have ANY of the equipment, let us know, and we'll make sure to get it for you! A snack (to be eaten outside the turf area), and water bottle are also required.***SCHEDULE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO RUN 6/22- 6/26. As of 5/13/26.
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1:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Falcon Girls Lacrosse and Field Hockey Camp - Both Sports
Break out your field hockey and lacrosse sticks for a week of fun and skill development. Players may choose to participate in one or both sports. Mouth guards and sneakers or cleats are required for both sports, as well as a stick. Field hockey requires shin guards and lacrosse requires an eye guard. If you do not have ANY of the equipment, let us know, and we'll make sure to get it for you! A snack (to be eaten outside the turf area), and water bottle are also required.***SCHEDULE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO RUN 6/22- 6/26. As of 5/13/26.
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2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Falcon Girls Lacrosse and Field Hockey Camp - Lacrosse
Break out your field hockey and lacrosse sticks for a week of fun and skill development. Players may choose to participate in one or both sports. Mouth guards and sneakers or cleats are required for both sports, as well as a stick. Field hockey requires shin guards and lacrosse requires an eye guard. If you do not have ANY of the equipment, let us know, and we'll make sure to get it for you! A snack (to be eaten outside the turf area), and water bottle are also required.***SCHEDULE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO RUN 6/22- 6/26. As of 5/13/26.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Football
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Falcon Fusion Summer Track & Field - Falcon Fusion Summer Track & Field
Unleash Your Inner Athlete at Falcon Fusion!This summer, discover the joy of Freeport Family Track and Field! Whether you're a seasoned track star or brand new, our welcoming environment is designed to nurture your love for the sport. Experience sprints, middle distance, long distance, race walk, javelin, shot-put, discus, high jump, long jump, triple jump, pole vault, and relay races. With so many events to choose from, there is something for everyone.Here's what the program offers:- Casual and Active: Everyone has other summer commitments and schedules. All practices and meets are optional. However, you get the most work and improvement from regular and active participation. We make every session enjoyable and filled with skill development. We help foster a love for the sport that lasts a lifetime.- Skill development: Our experienced coaches and junior coaches from High School work with all athletes, honing personal fitness, individual event skills, and team sportsmanship.- Inclusive atmosphere: All skill levels are welcome. Top performers at meets get ribbons.
Additional Details:- Show your team spirit with a free uniform top!- Practice sessions are held Mondays and Tuesdays from 5:00 - 6:30 PM from mid-June to early August on the FHS Track and Turf Field.- Register for just $100 for 16 practices.- All ages are welcome to register and practice with us. The main program competition age groups are "8 & Under", "9 & 10", "11 & 12", "13 & 14+" (The oldest competitors will have just finished 8th grade). To participate in optional competition events, a separate USATF membership (approximately $35) is required. You can purchase your membership here: https://www.usatf.org/home/top-utility-nav-content/membership.- There are a few additional and separate meets available for high schoolers and adults to compete through USATF Maine, we will stay connected to these opportunities through the summer.-Here is a link to the 2025 Summer Series Rules
Maine Vaulters
Join the Maine Vaulters program this summer and let your potential soar! This program is designed for pole vaulters of all ages and abilities looking to refine their skills, gain confidence, and enjoy the thrill of the vault in a supportive and energetic environment. Come on out and touch the sky with us!
Ready to soar?We actively seek volunteers to ensure the program's success! If you're passionate about Track and Field and want to make a positive impact, please contact us as the season approaches.For more information see our club page (updated as info is available in the spring): https://sites.google.com/view/familytrackandfieldDon't miss out on this exciting opportunity to learn, grow, and have fun at Freeport Family Track and Field!
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5:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Annual Town Meeting
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Falcon Fusion Summer Track & Field - Maine Vaulters
Unleash Your Inner Athlete at Falcon Fusion!This summer, discover the joy of Freeport Family Track and Field! Whether you're a seasoned track star or brand new, our welcoming environment is designed to nurture your love for the sport. Experience sprints, middle distance, long distance, race walk, javelin, shot-put, discus, high jump, long jump, triple jump, pole vault, and relay races. With so many events to choose from, there is something for everyone.Here's what the program offers:- Casual and Active: Everyone has other summer commitments and schedules. All practices and meets are optional. However, you get the most work and improvement from regular and active participation. We make every session enjoyable and filled with skill development. We help foster a love for the sport that lasts a lifetime.- Skill development: Our experienced coaches and junior coaches from High School work with all athletes, honing personal fitness, individual event skills, and team sportsmanship.- Inclusive atmosphere: All skill levels are welcome. Top performers at meets get ribbons.
Additional Details:- Show your team spirit with a free uniform top!- Practice sessions are held Mondays and Tuesdays from 5:00 - 6:30 PM from mid-June to early August on the FHS Track and Turf Field.- Register for just $100 for 16 practices.- All ages are welcome to register and practice with us. The main program competition age groups are "8 & Under", "9 & 10", "11 & 12", "13 & 14+" (The oldest competitors will have just finished 8th grade). To participate in optional competition events, a separate USATF membership (approximately $35) is required. You can purchase your membership here: https://www.usatf.org/home/top-utility-nav-content/membership.- There are a few additional and separate meets available for high schoolers and adults to compete through USATF Maine, we will stay connected to these opportunities through the summer.-Here is a link to the 2025 Summer Series Rules
Maine Vaulters
Join the Maine Vaulters program this summer and let your potential soar! This program is designed for pole vaulters of all ages and abilities looking to refine their skills, gain confidence, and enjoy the thrill of the vault in a supportive and energetic environment. Come on out and touch the sky with us!
Ready to soar?We actively seek volunteers to ensure the program's success! If you're passionate about Track and Field and want to make a positive impact, please contact us as the season approaches.For more information see our club page (updated as info is available in the spring): https://sites.google.com/view/familytrackandfieldDon't miss out on this exciting opportunity to learn, grow, and have fun at Freeport Family Track and Field!
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Tuesday June 23, 2026
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12:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Stage Repair
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Falcon Girls Lacrosse and Field Hockey Camp - Field Hockey
Break out your field hockey and lacrosse sticks for a week of fun and skill development. Players may choose to participate in one or both sports. Mouth guards and sneakers or cleats are required for both sports, as well as a stick. Field hockey requires shin guards and lacrosse requires an eye guard. If you do not have ANY of the equipment, let us know, and we'll make sure to get it for you! A snack (to be eaten outside the turf area), and water bottle are also required.***SCHEDULE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO RUN 6/22- 6/26. As of 5/13/26.
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8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Falcon Girls Lacrosse and Field Hockey Camp - Both Sports
Break out your field hockey and lacrosse sticks for a week of fun and skill development. Players may choose to participate in one or both sports. Mouth guards and sneakers or cleats are required for both sports, as well as a stick. Field hockey requires shin guards and lacrosse requires an eye guard. If you do not have ANY of the equipment, let us know, and we'll make sure to get it for you! A snack (to be eaten outside the turf area), and water bottle are also required.***SCHEDULE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO RUN 6/22- 6/26. As of 5/13/26.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Falcon Girls Lacrosse and Field Hockey Camp - Lacrosse
Break out your field hockey and lacrosse sticks for a week of fun and skill development. Players may choose to participate in one or both sports. Mouth guards and sneakers or cleats are required for both sports, as well as a stick. Field hockey requires shin guards and lacrosse requires an eye guard. If you do not have ANY of the equipment, let us know, and we'll make sure to get it for you! A snack (to be eaten outside the turf area), and water bottle are also required.***SCHEDULE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO RUN 6/22- 6/26. As of 5/13/26.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Driver Education - Roy's Driver & Rider Ed June
RSU5 DOES NOT take the Registrations - you must go through ROY'S to register.This course meets the state required 30 hours of classroom lecture and 10 hours of driving time.-Students must bring their birth certificate, social security card and blue or black ink pen to the first class. -Students must be 15 before the first class.REGISTER THROUGH ROY'S DRIVING ACADEMY 784-6245 or https://roysdriving.com/locations.html for more class information and registration
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Football
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Falcon Fusion Summer Track & Field - Falcon Fusion Summer Track & Field
Unleash Your Inner Athlete at Falcon Fusion!This summer, discover the joy of Freeport Family Track and Field! Whether you're a seasoned track star or brand new, our welcoming environment is designed to nurture your love for the sport. Experience sprints, middle distance, long distance, race walk, javelin, shot-put, discus, high jump, long jump, triple jump, pole vault, and relay races. With so many events to choose from, there is something for everyone.Here's what the program offers:- Casual and Active: Everyone has other summer commitments and schedules. All practices and meets are optional. However, you get the most work and improvement from regular and active participation. We make every session enjoyable and filled with skill development. We help foster a love for the sport that lasts a lifetime.- Skill development: Our experienced coaches and junior coaches from High School work with all athletes, honing personal fitness, individual event skills, and team sportsmanship.- Inclusive atmosphere: All skill levels are welcome. Top performers at meets get ribbons.
Additional Details:- Show your team spirit with a free uniform top!- Practice sessions are held Mondays and Tuesdays from 5:00 - 6:30 PM from mid-June to early August on the FHS Track and Turf Field.- Register for just $100 for 16 practices.- All ages are welcome to register and practice with us. The main program competition age groups are "8 & Under", "9 & 10", "11 & 12", "13 & 14+" (The oldest competitors will have just finished 8th grade). To participate in optional competition events, a separate USATF membership (approximately $35) is required. You can purchase your membership here: https://www.usatf.org/home/top-utility-nav-content/membership.- There are a few additional and separate meets available for high schoolers and adults to compete through USATF Maine, we will stay connected to these opportunities through the summer.-Here is a link to the 2025 Summer Series Rules
Maine Vaulters
Join the Maine Vaulters program this summer and let your potential soar! This program is designed for pole vaulters of all ages and abilities looking to refine their skills, gain confidence, and enjoy the thrill of the vault in a supportive and energetic environment. Come on out and touch the sky with us!
Ready to soar?We actively seek volunteers to ensure the program's success! If you're passionate about Track and Field and want to make a positive impact, please contact us as the season approaches.For more information see our club page (updated as info is available in the spring): https://sites.google.com/view/familytrackandfieldDon't miss out on this exciting opportunity to learn, grow, and have fun at Freeport Family Track and Field!
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Wok and Cleaver Bootcamp - Wok & Cleaver Bootcamp
Participants will learn how to season, care for, and use a Chinese wok and cleaver. The recipes for the class will include stir-frying, oven roasting, and preparing steamed rice. Each student will take home a specially selected kit including a lightweight cast iron wok, wok spatula, carbon steel cleaver, honing steel, a heavy duty cutting board, and one of Chris Toy's 6 cookbooks! The retail value for the kit is $230.*Bring containers just in case!Add yourself to the waiting list to be notified of class details.
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Wednesday June 24, 2026
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12:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Stage Repair
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6:30 AM - 8:00 AM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Soccer
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Falcon Girls Lacrosse and Field Hockey Camp - Field Hockey
Break out your field hockey and lacrosse sticks for a week of fun and skill development. Players may choose to participate in one or both sports. Mouth guards and sneakers or cleats are required for both sports, as well as a stick. Field hockey requires shin guards and lacrosse requires an eye guard. If you do not have ANY of the equipment, let us know, and we'll make sure to get it for you! A snack (to be eaten outside the turf area), and water bottle are also required.***SCHEDULE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO RUN 6/22- 6/26. As of 5/13/26.
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8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Falcon Girls Lacrosse and Field Hockey Camp - Both Sports
Break out your field hockey and lacrosse sticks for a week of fun and skill development. Players may choose to participate in one or both sports. Mouth guards and sneakers or cleats are required for both sports, as well as a stick. Field hockey requires shin guards and lacrosse requires an eye guard. If you do not have ANY of the equipment, let us know, and we'll make sure to get it for you! A snack (to be eaten outside the turf area), and water bottle are also required.***SCHEDULE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO RUN 6/22- 6/26. As of 5/13/26.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Falcon Girls Lacrosse and Field Hockey Camp - Lacrosse
Break out your field hockey and lacrosse sticks for a week of fun and skill development. Players may choose to participate in one or both sports. Mouth guards and sneakers or cleats are required for both sports, as well as a stick. Field hockey requires shin guards and lacrosse requires an eye guard. If you do not have ANY of the equipment, let us know, and we'll make sure to get it for you! A snack (to be eaten outside the turf area), and water bottle are also required.***SCHEDULE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO RUN 6/22- 6/26. As of 5/13/26.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Football
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Girls Soccer
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Rec Basketball Open Gym - Adult Rec Basketball DCS Wednesdays
Play pick up basketball and stay in shape year-round. You must be pre-registered with Community Programs. NO drop-ins. Sundays excluded when Monday is a holiday. Wednesdays excluded for school gatherings and during middle school basketball season.Please Note: Wednesdays at DCS are now completed for the season. This option will return some time after February break. If you registered for Wednesdays originally, you can register for Sundays (for the rest of the season) at no cost!
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Conversational German - Beginner German (Late Spring)
Perhaps you took German in college years ago and would now like to refresh your knowledge, or maybe you are planning a trip to Germany and would like to know the most important phrases to get around. Together, we will learn about he German language, the rich culture, various traditions, and the German lifestyle in general. The class is held in a relaxed and fun atmosphere, open to everyone.
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Monday June 29, 2026
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12:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Stage Repair
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Seaside Puffins - Week 1 Before Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Seaside Seals - Week 1 Before Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Falcon Basketball Camps - Boys Basketball Half Day (Grades 3-8)
There is much more to learn from basketball than just basketball itself. With an encouraging and supportive atmosphere, players will be introduced to basic skills, concepts, and fundamentals through fun and effective drills and games. Learning from older players gives an inside view to the future of high school basketball and the pride of our Falcon players. Players should bring: lunch, snacks, and water.
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Falcon Basketball Camps - Boys Basketball Full Day (Grades 5-8)
There is much more to learn from basketball than just basketball itself. With an encouraging and supportive atmosphere, players will be introduced to basic skills, concepts, and fundamentals through fun and effective drills and games. Learning from older players gives an inside view to the future of high school basketball and the pride of our Falcon players. Players should bring: lunch, snacks, and water.
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Puffins - Week 1
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Seals - Week 1
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Teen Treks - Week 1
Fun and adventure are guaranteed in this on-the-go camp for teens. These trips provide an excellent opportunity for teens to get outdoors and enjoy all the wonderful things Maine has to offer in the summer. Each week includes adventurous trips and activities suited for any teen looking to have a memorable summer!Participants must bring a snack, lunch, water bottle, rain gear, shoes that can get wet AND boots or sneakers for hiking, bathing suit, towel, and sunscreen to camp each day. On days that do not have featured trips, we will be visiting state parks and beaches. A schedule of events will be posted when available.This year we will offer two Teen Treks Extreme Weeks that include overnight camping. Extreme activities may include canoeing and moose watching near Moosehead Lake, adventure parks, ropes course sessions, and whitewater rafting on the Kennebec River. (Our current plan is to do Moose Watch Canoeing on Moosehead Lake for Week 4x, and Whitewater Rafting an Week 6x.)Campers may be dropped off at FHS as early as 8:30 a.m., and must be picked up no later than 4:30 p.m. Overnight trips (during weeks 4x and 6x) will depart at 8:00 a.m. and return as close to 4:30 p.m. as possible the following day. More information will be sent to participants in regard to the overnight trips. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Junior Chef Camp - June Cooking
Join DCS Kitchen Manager and Chef Extraordinaire Deb Koval each morning to learn how to make healthy snacks, meals, and desserts from around the world. Kids will get hands-on experience cooking and baking, while learning about nutrition, math, and culture. Each camper will come home having eaten a lunch they prepared together, and with the skills to help you in the kitchen and help themselves to something delicious!
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Summer Camps - Pixels & Blocks Creators Camp
Pixels & Blocks Creators CampThis SparkYou camp is where Minecraft and LEGO lovers discover that screens are fun… but building things in real life is even cooler. Campers get limited, supervised game time (yes, we set a timer), then power down and bring their ideas off-screen—designing characters, building structures, engineering magnetic slime, and creating their own custom “skins” using real-world materials (no Wi-Fi required).Throughout the week, kids explore the science and technology behind video games—pixels, design, engineering, and problem-solving—through friendly challenges, creative builds, and teamwork. Expect big imaginations, messy hands, collaborative wins, and kids who forget they’re learning STEM because they’re too busy having fun. Perfect for builders, creators, and future game designers who love to think, tinker, and create.Slime Masters CampSlime Masters Camp is not for the faint of heart—or clean hands. This is where kids become elite slime scientists, mixing, stretching, squishing, and occasionally dropping slime in ways that would make a vacuum cry. Campers create every kind of slime imaginable: fluffy, magnetic, glow-in-the-dark, metallic, and edible slime.Underneath the gooey chaos is real science. Kids explore chemistry concepts like polymers, chemical reactions, and states of matter, testing recipes and problem-solving when slime goes rogue (it happens). Best of all for parents: all the mess you don’t want in your house—we proudly endure here at camp. What to expect: laughter, confidence, creativity, and kids who come home exhausted, happy, and just a little sticky. Our tables get slimed, hands get messy, and your kitchen stays safe.Wizards and Potions CampAt SparkYou’s Wizard & Potions Camp, Harry Potter–loving kids step into a science-based world of magic where spells become experiments, potions become chemistry and “I don’t like science” mysteriously disappears. Campers explore color changes, bubbling reactions, states of matter, and simple physics through hands-on enchanted experiments.This camp builds confidence, curiosity, and a love of science. Warning: children may come home feeling smarter, more confident, and convinced they are now part wizard.Staff:SparkYou Camp is run by a team of energetic, kid-loving staff who genuinely enjoy science, the outdoors, and helping kids have “aha!” moments (and who don’t panic when things get messy). With a small student-to-counselor ratio, no camper gets lost in the crowd—everyone is seen, supported, and encouraged. Our programs are led by a highly educated main teacher with advanced science degrees supported by trained counselors who keep activities fun, safe, and engaging.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Summer Camps - Pixels & Blocks Creators Camp
Pixels & Blocks Creators CampThis SparkYou camp is where Minecraft and LEGO lovers discover that screens are fun… but building things in real life is even cooler. Campers get limited, supervised game time (yes, we set a timer), then power down and bring their ideas off-screen—designing characters, building structures, engineering magnetic slime, and creating their own custom “skins” using real-world materials (no Wi-Fi required).Throughout the week, kids explore the science and technology behind video games—pixels, design, engineering, and problem-solving—through friendly challenges, creative builds, and teamwork. Expect big imaginations, messy hands, collaborative wins, and kids who forget they’re learning STEM because they’re too busy having fun. Perfect for builders, creators, and future game designers who love to think, tinker, and create.Slime Masters CampSlime Masters Camp is not for the faint of heart—or clean hands. This is where kids become elite slime scientists, mixing, stretching, squishing, and occasionally dropping slime in ways that would make a vacuum cry. Campers create every kind of slime imaginable: fluffy, magnetic, glow-in-the-dark, metallic, and edible slime.Underneath the gooey chaos is real science. Kids explore chemistry concepts like polymers, chemical reactions, and states of matter, testing recipes and problem-solving when slime goes rogue (it happens). Best of all for parents: all the mess you don’t want in your house—we proudly endure here at camp. What to expect: laughter, confidence, creativity, and kids who come home exhausted, happy, and just a little sticky. Our tables get slimed, hands get messy, and your kitchen stays safe.Wizards and Potions CampAt SparkYou’s Wizard & Potions Camp, Harry Potter–loving kids step into a science-based world of magic where spells become experiments, potions become chemistry and “I don’t like science” mysteriously disappears. Campers explore color changes, bubbling reactions, states of matter, and simple physics through hands-on enchanted experiments.This camp builds confidence, curiosity, and a love of science. Warning: children may come home feeling smarter, more confident, and convinced they are now part wizard.Staff:SparkYou Camp is run by a team of energetic, kid-loving staff who genuinely enjoy science, the outdoors, and helping kids have “aha!” moments (and who don’t panic when things get messy). With a small student-to-counselor ratio, no camper gets lost in the crowd—everyone is seen, supported, and encouraged. Our programs are led by a highly educated main teacher with advanced science degrees supported by trained counselors who keep activities fun, safe, and engaging.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Puffins - Week 1 After Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Seals - Week 1 After Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Football
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Falcon Fusion Summer Track & Field - Falcon Fusion Summer Track & Field
Unleash Your Inner Athlete at Falcon Fusion!This summer, discover the joy of Freeport Family Track and Field! Whether you're a seasoned track star or brand new, our welcoming environment is designed to nurture your love for the sport. Experience sprints, middle distance, long distance, race walk, javelin, shot-put, discus, high jump, long jump, triple jump, pole vault, and relay races. With so many events to choose from, there is something for everyone.Here's what the program offers:- Casual and Active: Everyone has other summer commitments and schedules. All practices and meets are optional. However, you get the most work and improvement from regular and active participation. We make every session enjoyable and filled with skill development. We help foster a love for the sport that lasts a lifetime.- Skill development: Our experienced coaches and junior coaches from High School work with all athletes, honing personal fitness, individual event skills, and team sportsmanship.- Inclusive atmosphere: All skill levels are welcome. Top performers at meets get ribbons.
Additional Details:- Show your team spirit with a free uniform top!- Practice sessions are held Mondays and Tuesdays from 5:00 - 6:30 PM from mid-June to early August on the FHS Track and Turf Field.- Register for just $100 for 16 practices.- All ages are welcome to register and practice with us. The main program competition age groups are "8 & Under", "9 & 10", "11 & 12", "13 & 14+" (The oldest competitors will have just finished 8th grade). To participate in optional competition events, a separate USATF membership (approximately $35) is required. You can purchase your membership here: https://www.usatf.org/home/top-utility-nav-content/membership.- There are a few additional and separate meets available for high schoolers and adults to compete through USATF Maine, we will stay connected to these opportunities through the summer.-Here is a link to the 2025 Summer Series Rules
Maine Vaulters
Join the Maine Vaulters program this summer and let your potential soar! This program is designed for pole vaulters of all ages and abilities looking to refine their skills, gain confidence, and enjoy the thrill of the vault in a supportive and energetic environment. Come on out and touch the sky with us!
Ready to soar?We actively seek volunteers to ensure the program's success! If you're passionate about Track and Field and want to make a positive impact, please contact us as the season approaches.For more information see our club page (updated as info is available in the spring): https://sites.google.com/view/familytrackandfieldDon't miss out on this exciting opportunity to learn, grow, and have fun at Freeport Family Track and Field!
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Falcon Fusion Summer Track & Field - Maine Vaulters
Unleash Your Inner Athlete at Falcon Fusion!This summer, discover the joy of Freeport Family Track and Field! Whether you're a seasoned track star or brand new, our welcoming environment is designed to nurture your love for the sport. Experience sprints, middle distance, long distance, race walk, javelin, shot-put, discus, high jump, long jump, triple jump, pole vault, and relay races. With so many events to choose from, there is something for everyone.Here's what the program offers:- Casual and Active: Everyone has other summer commitments and schedules. All practices and meets are optional. However, you get the most work and improvement from regular and active participation. We make every session enjoyable and filled with skill development. We help foster a love for the sport that lasts a lifetime.- Skill development: Our experienced coaches and junior coaches from High School work with all athletes, honing personal fitness, individual event skills, and team sportsmanship.- Inclusive atmosphere: All skill levels are welcome. Top performers at meets get ribbons.
Additional Details:- Show your team spirit with a free uniform top!- Practice sessions are held Mondays and Tuesdays from 5:00 - 6:30 PM from mid-June to early August on the FHS Track and Turf Field.- Register for just $100 for 16 practices.- All ages are welcome to register and practice with us. The main program competition age groups are "8 & Under", "9 & 10", "11 & 12", "13 & 14+" (The oldest competitors will have just finished 8th grade). To participate in optional competition events, a separate USATF membership (approximately $35) is required. You can purchase your membership here: https://www.usatf.org/home/top-utility-nav-content/membership.- There are a few additional and separate meets available for high schoolers and adults to compete through USATF Maine, we will stay connected to these opportunities through the summer.-Here is a link to the 2025 Summer Series Rules
Maine Vaulters
Join the Maine Vaulters program this summer and let your potential soar! This program is designed for pole vaulters of all ages and abilities looking to refine their skills, gain confidence, and enjoy the thrill of the vault in a supportive and energetic environment. Come on out and touch the sky with us!
Ready to soar?We actively seek volunteers to ensure the program's success! If you're passionate about Track and Field and want to make a positive impact, please contact us as the season approaches.For more information see our club page (updated as info is available in the spring): https://sites.google.com/view/familytrackandfieldDon't miss out on this exciting opportunity to learn, grow, and have fun at Freeport Family Track and Field!
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Tuesday June 30, 2026
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12:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Stage Repair
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Seaside Puffins - Week 1 Before Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Seaside Seals - Week 1 Before Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Falcon Basketball Camps - Boys Basketball Half Day (Grades 3-8)
There is much more to learn from basketball than just basketball itself. With an encouraging and supportive atmosphere, players will be introduced to basic skills, concepts, and fundamentals through fun and effective drills and games. Learning from older players gives an inside view to the future of high school basketball and the pride of our Falcon players. Players should bring: lunch, snacks, and water.
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Falcon Basketball Camps - Boys Basketball Full Day (Grades 5-8)
There is much more to learn from basketball than just basketball itself. With an encouraging and supportive atmosphere, players will be introduced to basic skills, concepts, and fundamentals through fun and effective drills and games. Learning from older players gives an inside view to the future of high school basketball and the pride of our Falcon players. Players should bring: lunch, snacks, and water.
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Puffins - Week 1
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Seals - Week 1
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Teen Treks - Week 1
Fun and adventure are guaranteed in this on-the-go camp for teens. These trips provide an excellent opportunity for teens to get outdoors and enjoy all the wonderful things Maine has to offer in the summer. Each week includes adventurous trips and activities suited for any teen looking to have a memorable summer!Participants must bring a snack, lunch, water bottle, rain gear, shoes that can get wet AND boots or sneakers for hiking, bathing suit, towel, and sunscreen to camp each day. On days that do not have featured trips, we will be visiting state parks and beaches. A schedule of events will be posted when available.This year we will offer two Teen Treks Extreme Weeks that include overnight camping. Extreme activities may include canoeing and moose watching near Moosehead Lake, adventure parks, ropes course sessions, and whitewater rafting on the Kennebec River. (Our current plan is to do Moose Watch Canoeing on Moosehead Lake for Week 4x, and Whitewater Rafting an Week 6x.)Campers may be dropped off at FHS as early as 8:30 a.m., and must be picked up no later than 4:30 p.m. Overnight trips (during weeks 4x and 6x) will depart at 8:00 a.m. and return as close to 4:30 p.m. as possible the following day. More information will be sent to participants in regard to the overnight trips. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Junior Chef Camp - June Cooking
Join DCS Kitchen Manager and Chef Extraordinaire Deb Koval each morning to learn how to make healthy snacks, meals, and desserts from around the world. Kids will get hands-on experience cooking and baking, while learning about nutrition, math, and culture. Each camper will come home having eaten a lunch they prepared together, and with the skills to help you in the kitchen and help themselves to something delicious!
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Summer Camps - Pixels & Blocks Creators Camp
Pixels & Blocks Creators CampThis SparkYou camp is where Minecraft and LEGO lovers discover that screens are fun… but building things in real life is even cooler. Campers get limited, supervised game time (yes, we set a timer), then power down and bring their ideas off-screen—designing characters, building structures, engineering magnetic slime, and creating their own custom “skins” using real-world materials (no Wi-Fi required).Throughout the week, kids explore the science and technology behind video games—pixels, design, engineering, and problem-solving—through friendly challenges, creative builds, and teamwork. Expect big imaginations, messy hands, collaborative wins, and kids who forget they’re learning STEM because they’re too busy having fun. Perfect for builders, creators, and future game designers who love to think, tinker, and create.Slime Masters CampSlime Masters Camp is not for the faint of heart—or clean hands. This is where kids become elite slime scientists, mixing, stretching, squishing, and occasionally dropping slime in ways that would make a vacuum cry. Campers create every kind of slime imaginable: fluffy, magnetic, glow-in-the-dark, metallic, and edible slime.Underneath the gooey chaos is real science. Kids explore chemistry concepts like polymers, chemical reactions, and states of matter, testing recipes and problem-solving when slime goes rogue (it happens). Best of all for parents: all the mess you don’t want in your house—we proudly endure here at camp. What to expect: laughter, confidence, creativity, and kids who come home exhausted, happy, and just a little sticky. Our tables get slimed, hands get messy, and your kitchen stays safe.Wizards and Potions CampAt SparkYou’s Wizard & Potions Camp, Harry Potter–loving kids step into a science-based world of magic where spells become experiments, potions become chemistry and “I don’t like science” mysteriously disappears. Campers explore color changes, bubbling reactions, states of matter, and simple physics through hands-on enchanted experiments.This camp builds confidence, curiosity, and a love of science. Warning: children may come home feeling smarter, more confident, and convinced they are now part wizard.Staff:SparkYou Camp is run by a team of energetic, kid-loving staff who genuinely enjoy science, the outdoors, and helping kids have “aha!” moments (and who don’t panic when things get messy). With a small student-to-counselor ratio, no camper gets lost in the crowd—everyone is seen, supported, and encouraged. Our programs are led by a highly educated main teacher with advanced science degrees supported by trained counselors who keep activities fun, safe, and engaging.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Summer Camps - Pixels & Blocks Creators Camp
Pixels & Blocks Creators CampThis SparkYou camp is where Minecraft and LEGO lovers discover that screens are fun… but building things in real life is even cooler. Campers get limited, supervised game time (yes, we set a timer), then power down and bring their ideas off-screen—designing characters, building structures, engineering magnetic slime, and creating their own custom “skins” using real-world materials (no Wi-Fi required).Throughout the week, kids explore the science and technology behind video games—pixels, design, engineering, and problem-solving—through friendly challenges, creative builds, and teamwork. Expect big imaginations, messy hands, collaborative wins, and kids who forget they’re learning STEM because they’re too busy having fun. Perfect for builders, creators, and future game designers who love to think, tinker, and create.Slime Masters CampSlime Masters Camp is not for the faint of heart—or clean hands. This is where kids become elite slime scientists, mixing, stretching, squishing, and occasionally dropping slime in ways that would make a vacuum cry. Campers create every kind of slime imaginable: fluffy, magnetic, glow-in-the-dark, metallic, and edible slime.Underneath the gooey chaos is real science. Kids explore chemistry concepts like polymers, chemical reactions, and states of matter, testing recipes and problem-solving when slime goes rogue (it happens). Best of all for parents: all the mess you don’t want in your house—we proudly endure here at camp. What to expect: laughter, confidence, creativity, and kids who come home exhausted, happy, and just a little sticky. Our tables get slimed, hands get messy, and your kitchen stays safe.Wizards and Potions CampAt SparkYou’s Wizard & Potions Camp, Harry Potter–loving kids step into a science-based world of magic where spells become experiments, potions become chemistry and “I don’t like science” mysteriously disappears. Campers explore color changes, bubbling reactions, states of matter, and simple physics through hands-on enchanted experiments.This camp builds confidence, curiosity, and a love of science. Warning: children may come home feeling smarter, more confident, and convinced they are now part wizard.Staff:SparkYou Camp is run by a team of energetic, kid-loving staff who genuinely enjoy science, the outdoors, and helping kids have “aha!” moments (and who don’t panic when things get messy). With a small student-to-counselor ratio, no camper gets lost in the crowd—everyone is seen, supported, and encouraged. Our programs are led by a highly educated main teacher with advanced science degrees supported by trained counselors who keep activities fun, safe, and engaging.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Puffins - Week 1 After Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Seals - Week 1 After Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Football
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Falcon Fusion Summer Track & Field - Falcon Fusion Summer Track & Field
Unleash Your Inner Athlete at Falcon Fusion!This summer, discover the joy of Freeport Family Track and Field! Whether you're a seasoned track star or brand new, our welcoming environment is designed to nurture your love for the sport. Experience sprints, middle distance, long distance, race walk, javelin, shot-put, discus, high jump, long jump, triple jump, pole vault, and relay races. With so many events to choose from, there is something for everyone.Here's what the program offers:- Casual and Active: Everyone has other summer commitments and schedules. All practices and meets are optional. However, you get the most work and improvement from regular and active participation. We make every session enjoyable and filled with skill development. We help foster a love for the sport that lasts a lifetime.- Skill development: Our experienced coaches and junior coaches from High School work with all athletes, honing personal fitness, individual event skills, and team sportsmanship.- Inclusive atmosphere: All skill levels are welcome. Top performers at meets get ribbons.
Additional Details:- Show your team spirit with a free uniform top!- Practice sessions are held Mondays and Tuesdays from 5:00 - 6:30 PM from mid-June to early August on the FHS Track and Turf Field.- Register for just $100 for 16 practices.- All ages are welcome to register and practice with us. The main program competition age groups are "8 & Under", "9 & 10", "11 & 12", "13 & 14+" (The oldest competitors will have just finished 8th grade). To participate in optional competition events, a separate USATF membership (approximately $35) is required. You can purchase your membership here: https://www.usatf.org/home/top-utility-nav-content/membership.- There are a few additional and separate meets available for high schoolers and adults to compete through USATF Maine, we will stay connected to these opportunities through the summer.-Here is a link to the 2025 Summer Series Rules
Maine Vaulters
Join the Maine Vaulters program this summer and let your potential soar! This program is designed for pole vaulters of all ages and abilities looking to refine their skills, gain confidence, and enjoy the thrill of the vault in a supportive and energetic environment. Come on out and touch the sky with us!
Ready to soar?We actively seek volunteers to ensure the program's success! If you're passionate about Track and Field and want to make a positive impact, please contact us as the season approaches.For more information see our club page (updated as info is available in the spring): https://sites.google.com/view/familytrackandfieldDon't miss out on this exciting opportunity to learn, grow, and have fun at Freeport Family Track and Field!
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Field Hockey
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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Wednesday July 1, 2026
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12:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Stage Repair
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6:30 AM - 8:00 AM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Soccer
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Seaside Puffins - Week 1 Before Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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Camp Seaside Seals - Week 1 Before Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Falcon Basketball Camps - Boys Basketball Half Day (Grades 3-8)
There is much more to learn from basketball than just basketball itself. With an encouraging and supportive atmosphere, players will be introduced to basic skills, concepts, and fundamentals through fun and effective drills and games. Learning from older players gives an inside view to the future of high school basketball and the pride of our Falcon players. Players should bring: lunch, snacks, and water.
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Falcon Basketball Camps - Boys Basketball Full Day (Grades 5-8)
There is much more to learn from basketball than just basketball itself. With an encouraging and supportive atmosphere, players will be introduced to basic skills, concepts, and fundamentals through fun and effective drills and games. Learning from older players gives an inside view to the future of high school basketball and the pride of our Falcon players. Players should bring: lunch, snacks, and water.
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Puffins - Week 1
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Seals - Week 1
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Teen Treks - Week 1
Fun and adventure are guaranteed in this on-the-go camp for teens. These trips provide an excellent opportunity for teens to get outdoors and enjoy all the wonderful things Maine has to offer in the summer. Each week includes adventurous trips and activities suited for any teen looking to have a memorable summer!Participants must bring a snack, lunch, water bottle, rain gear, shoes that can get wet AND boots or sneakers for hiking, bathing suit, towel, and sunscreen to camp each day. On days that do not have featured trips, we will be visiting state parks and beaches. A schedule of events will be posted when available.This year we will offer two Teen Treks Extreme Weeks that include overnight camping. Extreme activities may include canoeing and moose watching near Moosehead Lake, adventure parks, ropes course sessions, and whitewater rafting on the Kennebec River. (Our current plan is to do Moose Watch Canoeing on Moosehead Lake for Week 4x, and Whitewater Rafting an Week 6x.)Campers may be dropped off at FHS as early as 8:30 a.m., and must be picked up no later than 4:30 p.m. Overnight trips (during weeks 4x and 6x) will depart at 8:00 a.m. and return as close to 4:30 p.m. as possible the following day. More information will be sent to participants in regard to the overnight trips. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Junior Chef Camp - June Cooking
Join DCS Kitchen Manager and Chef Extraordinaire Deb Koval each morning to learn how to make healthy snacks, meals, and desserts from around the world. Kids will get hands-on experience cooking and baking, while learning about nutrition, math, and culture. Each camper will come home having eaten a lunch they prepared together, and with the skills to help you in the kitchen and help themselves to something delicious!
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Summer Camps - Pixels & Blocks Creators Camp
Pixels & Blocks Creators CampThis SparkYou camp is where Minecraft and LEGO lovers discover that screens are fun… but building things in real life is even cooler. Campers get limited, supervised game time (yes, we set a timer), then power down and bring their ideas off-screen—designing characters, building structures, engineering magnetic slime, and creating their own custom “skins” using real-world materials (no Wi-Fi required).Throughout the week, kids explore the science and technology behind video games—pixels, design, engineering, and problem-solving—through friendly challenges, creative builds, and teamwork. Expect big imaginations, messy hands, collaborative wins, and kids who forget they’re learning STEM because they’re too busy having fun. Perfect for builders, creators, and future game designers who love to think, tinker, and create.Slime Masters CampSlime Masters Camp is not for the faint of heart—or clean hands. This is where kids become elite slime scientists, mixing, stretching, squishing, and occasionally dropping slime in ways that would make a vacuum cry. Campers create every kind of slime imaginable: fluffy, magnetic, glow-in-the-dark, metallic, and edible slime.Underneath the gooey chaos is real science. Kids explore chemistry concepts like polymers, chemical reactions, and states of matter, testing recipes and problem-solving when slime goes rogue (it happens). Best of all for parents: all the mess you don’t want in your house—we proudly endure here at camp. What to expect: laughter, confidence, creativity, and kids who come home exhausted, happy, and just a little sticky. Our tables get slimed, hands get messy, and your kitchen stays safe.Wizards and Potions CampAt SparkYou’s Wizard & Potions Camp, Harry Potter–loving kids step into a science-based world of magic where spells become experiments, potions become chemistry and “I don’t like science” mysteriously disappears. Campers explore color changes, bubbling reactions, states of matter, and simple physics through hands-on enchanted experiments.This camp builds confidence, curiosity, and a love of science. Warning: children may come home feeling smarter, more confident, and convinced they are now part wizard.Staff:SparkYou Camp is run by a team of energetic, kid-loving staff who genuinely enjoy science, the outdoors, and helping kids have “aha!” moments (and who don’t panic when things get messy). With a small student-to-counselor ratio, no camper gets lost in the crowd—everyone is seen, supported, and encouraged. Our programs are led by a highly educated main teacher with advanced science degrees supported by trained counselors who keep activities fun, safe, and engaging.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Summer Camps - Pixels & Blocks Creators Camp
Pixels & Blocks Creators CampThis SparkYou camp is where Minecraft and LEGO lovers discover that screens are fun… but building things in real life is even cooler. Campers get limited, supervised game time (yes, we set a timer), then power down and bring their ideas off-screen—designing characters, building structures, engineering magnetic slime, and creating their own custom “skins” using real-world materials (no Wi-Fi required).Throughout the week, kids explore the science and technology behind video games—pixels, design, engineering, and problem-solving—through friendly challenges, creative builds, and teamwork. Expect big imaginations, messy hands, collaborative wins, and kids who forget they’re learning STEM because they’re too busy having fun. Perfect for builders, creators, and future game designers who love to think, tinker, and create.Slime Masters CampSlime Masters Camp is not for the faint of heart—or clean hands. This is where kids become elite slime scientists, mixing, stretching, squishing, and occasionally dropping slime in ways that would make a vacuum cry. Campers create every kind of slime imaginable: fluffy, magnetic, glow-in-the-dark, metallic, and edible slime.Underneath the gooey chaos is real science. Kids explore chemistry concepts like polymers, chemical reactions, and states of matter, testing recipes and problem-solving when slime goes rogue (it happens). Best of all for parents: all the mess you don’t want in your house—we proudly endure here at camp. What to expect: laughter, confidence, creativity, and kids who come home exhausted, happy, and just a little sticky. Our tables get slimed, hands get messy, and your kitchen stays safe.Wizards and Potions CampAt SparkYou’s Wizard & Potions Camp, Harry Potter–loving kids step into a science-based world of magic where spells become experiments, potions become chemistry and “I don’t like science” mysteriously disappears. Campers explore color changes, bubbling reactions, states of matter, and simple physics through hands-on enchanted experiments.This camp builds confidence, curiosity, and a love of science. Warning: children may come home feeling smarter, more confident, and convinced they are now part wizard.Staff:SparkYou Camp is run by a team of energetic, kid-loving staff who genuinely enjoy science, the outdoors, and helping kids have “aha!” moments (and who don’t panic when things get messy). With a small student-to-counselor ratio, no camper gets lost in the crowd—everyone is seen, supported, and encouraged. Our programs are led by a highly educated main teacher with advanced science degrees supported by trained counselors who keep activities fun, safe, and engaging.
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Puffins - Week 1 After Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Seals - Week 1 After Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Football
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Girls Soccer
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Rec Basketball Open Gym - Adult Rec Basketball DCS Wednesdays
Play pick up basketball and stay in shape year-round. You must be pre-registered with Community Programs. NO drop-ins. Sundays excluded when Monday is a holiday. Wednesdays excluded for school gatherings and during middle school basketball season.Please Note: Wednesdays at DCS are now completed for the season. This option will return some time after February break. If you registered for Wednesdays originally, you can register for Sundays (for the rest of the season) at no cost!
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Thursday July 2, 2026
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Seaside Puffins - Week 1 Before Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Seaside Seals - Week 1 Before Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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Falcon Basketball Camps - Boys Basketball Half Day (Grades 3-8)
There is much more to learn from basketball than just basketball itself. With an encouraging and supportive atmosphere, players will be introduced to basic skills, concepts, and fundamentals through fun and effective drills and games. Learning from older players gives an inside view to the future of high school basketball and the pride of our Falcon players. Players should bring: lunch, snacks, and water.
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Falcon Basketball Camps - Boys Basketball Full Day (Grades 5-8)
There is much more to learn from basketball than just basketball itself. With an encouraging and supportive atmosphere, players will be introduced to basic skills, concepts, and fundamentals through fun and effective drills and games. Learning from older players gives an inside view to the future of high school basketball and the pride of our Falcon players. Players should bring: lunch, snacks, and water.
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Basketball
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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Camp Seaside Puffins - Week 1
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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Camp Seaside Seals - Week 1
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Teen Treks - Week 1
Fun and adventure are guaranteed in this on-the-go camp for teens. These trips provide an excellent opportunity for teens to get outdoors and enjoy all the wonderful things Maine has to offer in the summer. Each week includes adventurous trips and activities suited for any teen looking to have a memorable summer!Participants must bring a snack, lunch, water bottle, rain gear, shoes that can get wet AND boots or sneakers for hiking, bathing suit, towel, and sunscreen to camp each day. On days that do not have featured trips, we will be visiting state parks and beaches. A schedule of events will be posted when available.This year we will offer two Teen Treks Extreme Weeks that include overnight camping. Extreme activities may include canoeing and moose watching near Moosehead Lake, adventure parks, ropes course sessions, and whitewater rafting on the Kennebec River. (Our current plan is to do Moose Watch Canoeing on Moosehead Lake for Week 4x, and Whitewater Rafting an Week 6x.)Campers may be dropped off at FHS as early as 8:30 a.m., and must be picked up no later than 4:30 p.m. Overnight trips (during weeks 4x and 6x) will depart at 8:00 a.m. and return as close to 4:30 p.m. as possible the following day. More information will be sent to participants in regard to the overnight trips. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Summer Camps - Pixels & Blocks Creators Camp
Pixels & Blocks Creators CampThis SparkYou camp is where Minecraft and LEGO lovers discover that screens are fun… but building things in real life is even cooler. Campers get limited, supervised game time (yes, we set a timer), then power down and bring their ideas off-screen—designing characters, building structures, engineering magnetic slime, and creating their own custom “skins” using real-world materials (no Wi-Fi required).Throughout the week, kids explore the science and technology behind video games—pixels, design, engineering, and problem-solving—through friendly challenges, creative builds, and teamwork. Expect big imaginations, messy hands, collaborative wins, and kids who forget they’re learning STEM because they’re too busy having fun. Perfect for builders, creators, and future game designers who love to think, tinker, and create.Slime Masters CampSlime Masters Camp is not for the faint of heart—or clean hands. This is where kids become elite slime scientists, mixing, stretching, squishing, and occasionally dropping slime in ways that would make a vacuum cry. Campers create every kind of slime imaginable: fluffy, magnetic, glow-in-the-dark, metallic, and edible slime.Underneath the gooey chaos is real science. Kids explore chemistry concepts like polymers, chemical reactions, and states of matter, testing recipes and problem-solving when slime goes rogue (it happens). Best of all for parents: all the mess you don’t want in your house—we proudly endure here at camp. What to expect: laughter, confidence, creativity, and kids who come home exhausted, happy, and just a little sticky. Our tables get slimed, hands get messy, and your kitchen stays safe.Wizards and Potions CampAt SparkYou’s Wizard & Potions Camp, Harry Potter–loving kids step into a science-based world of magic where spells become experiments, potions become chemistry and “I don’t like science” mysteriously disappears. Campers explore color changes, bubbling reactions, states of matter, and simple physics through hands-on enchanted experiments.This camp builds confidence, curiosity, and a love of science. Warning: children may come home feeling smarter, more confident, and convinced they are now part wizard.Staff:SparkYou Camp is run by a team of energetic, kid-loving staff who genuinely enjoy science, the outdoors, and helping kids have “aha!” moments (and who don’t panic when things get messy). With a small student-to-counselor ratio, no camper gets lost in the crowd—everyone is seen, supported, and encouraged. Our programs are led by a highly educated main teacher with advanced science degrees supported by trained counselors who keep activities fun, safe, and engaging.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Summer Camps - Pixels & Blocks Creators Camp
Pixels & Blocks Creators CampThis SparkYou camp is where Minecraft and LEGO lovers discover that screens are fun… but building things in real life is even cooler. Campers get limited, supervised game time (yes, we set a timer), then power down and bring their ideas off-screen—designing characters, building structures, engineering magnetic slime, and creating their own custom “skins” using real-world materials (no Wi-Fi required).Throughout the week, kids explore the science and technology behind video games—pixels, design, engineering, and problem-solving—through friendly challenges, creative builds, and teamwork. Expect big imaginations, messy hands, collaborative wins, and kids who forget they’re learning STEM because they’re too busy having fun. Perfect for builders, creators, and future game designers who love to think, tinker, and create.Slime Masters CampSlime Masters Camp is not for the faint of heart—or clean hands. This is where kids become elite slime scientists, mixing, stretching, squishing, and occasionally dropping slime in ways that would make a vacuum cry. Campers create every kind of slime imaginable: fluffy, magnetic, glow-in-the-dark, metallic, and edible slime.Underneath the gooey chaos is real science. Kids explore chemistry concepts like polymers, chemical reactions, and states of matter, testing recipes and problem-solving when slime goes rogue (it happens). Best of all for parents: all the mess you don’t want in your house—we proudly endure here at camp. What to expect: laughter, confidence, creativity, and kids who come home exhausted, happy, and just a little sticky. Our tables get slimed, hands get messy, and your kitchen stays safe.Wizards and Potions CampAt SparkYou’s Wizard & Potions Camp, Harry Potter–loving kids step into a science-based world of magic where spells become experiments, potions become chemistry and “I don’t like science” mysteriously disappears. Campers explore color changes, bubbling reactions, states of matter, and simple physics through hands-on enchanted experiments.This camp builds confidence, curiosity, and a love of science. Warning: children may come home feeling smarter, more confident, and convinced they are now part wizard.Staff:SparkYou Camp is run by a team of energetic, kid-loving staff who genuinely enjoy science, the outdoors, and helping kids have “aha!” moments (and who don’t panic when things get messy). With a small student-to-counselor ratio, no camper gets lost in the crowd—everyone is seen, supported, and encouraged. Our programs are led by a highly educated main teacher with advanced science degrees supported by trained counselors who keep activities fun, safe, and engaging.
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Puffins - Week 1 After Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Camp Seaside Seals - Week 1 After Care
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of Mast Landing School in Freeport. Our day camp is designed to get kids outside and experiencing all that Maine has to offer over the summer vacation months. Campers will go on three to four trips a week in the community and surrounding area. Trips will be to local parks, beaches, and recreation areas. Camp Seaside is divided into two groups based on age: Puffins (entering K-2) and Seals (entering 3-5). Each group will have their own schedule of activities and counselor teams. A detailed schedule of trips will be available before the start of camp. Staff Camp Seaside is made possible by staff that love children and the great outdoors! Staff members work hard to create programming that gets kiddos outside and instills an appreciation for the natural world and our community. All staff attend pre-service training and are certified in First Aid and CPR. Snack & Lunch We provide healthy snacks for kiddos including fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt, and light snacks. Lunch is to be brought from home and anything that needs to be refrigerated should be packed in a lunch box with ice packs to keep until lunch time. Camp Hours Camp runs from 8:30 am – 3:30 p.m. daily. Before care runs from from 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. and after care runs from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Before and after care are only for children participating in Camp Seaside. Camp Fees
Camp fees include all field trips and special events. A non-refundable deposit of 20% of your total camp fees is due when your child’s registration is confirmed, with an additional 20% of the total cost due by the 20th day of the months of February, March, April and May. Full payment is due before your child is scheduled to attend. Scholarship applications are always welcome.
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4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Football
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (Pine Tree Kickers) - TKD Youth (Summer - Beginner)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self-defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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High School Summer Sports - High School Summer Boys Soccer
Many FHS high school programs run summer sports activities in in June and July. On this page you'll find registration for the sports organizing through Community Programs. You must register your player for each sport they plan to participate in during the summer.Schedules as we know them are included in the activity. These are, of course, subject to change. Contact your coach for any scheduling questions/conflicts and equipment requirements.These programs are open to students entering grades 9-12 who are intending to play sports at Freeport High School. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis; please email <cp@rsu5.org> for inquiries.Boys Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Basketball Registration (with full schedule) OpenField Hockey Registration (with full schedule) OpenFootball Registration (with full schedule) Open**4/12-5/31 Weight Room sessions are for current high school players ONLY. The official summer season begins on 6/15, at which point any prospective players entering grades 9-12 in the 2026-27 school year may participate. Boys Soccer Registration (with full schedule) OpenGirls Soccer Registration (with full schedule) Open - Full League Schedule [here]
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (Pine Tree Kickers) - TKD Youth (Summer - Intermediate)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self-defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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7:00 PM - 7:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (Pine Tree Kickers) - TKD Adult (Summer)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self-defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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Friday July 3, 2026
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Summer Camps - Pixels & Blocks Creators Camp
Pixels & Blocks Creators CampThis SparkYou camp is where Minecraft and LEGO lovers discover that screens are fun… but building things in real life is even cooler. Campers get limited, supervised game time (yes, we set a timer), then power down and bring their ideas off-screen—designing characters, building structures, engineering magnetic slime, and creating their own custom “skins” using real-world materials (no Wi-Fi required).Throughout the week, kids explore the science and technology behind video games—pixels, design, engineering, and problem-solving—through friendly challenges, creative builds, and teamwork. Expect big imaginations, messy hands, collaborative wins, and kids who forget they’re learning STEM because they’re too busy having fun. Perfect for builders, creators, and future game designers who love to think, tinker, and create.Slime Masters CampSlime Masters Camp is not for the faint of heart—or clean hands. This is where kids become elite slime scientists, mixing, stretching, squishing, and occasionally dropping slime in ways that would make a vacuum cry. Campers create every kind of slime imaginable: fluffy, magnetic, glow-in-the-dark, metallic, and edible slime.Underneath the gooey chaos is real science. Kids explore chemistry concepts like polymers, chemical reactions, and states of matter, testing recipes and problem-solving when slime goes rogue (it happens). Best of all for parents: all the mess you don’t want in your house—we proudly endure here at camp. What to expect: laughter, confidence, creativity, and kids who come home exhausted, happy, and just a little sticky. Our tables get slimed, hands get messy, and your kitchen stays safe.Wizards and Potions CampAt SparkYou’s Wizard & Potions Camp, Harry Potter–loving kids step into a science-based world of magic where spells become experiments, potions become chemistry and “I don’t like science” mysteriously disappears. Campers explore color changes, bubbling reactions, states of matter, and simple physics through hands-on enchanted experiments.This camp builds confidence, curiosity, and a love of science. Warning: children may come home feeling smarter, more confident, and convinced they are now part wizard.Staff:SparkYou Camp is run by a team of energetic, kid-loving staff who genuinely enjoy science, the outdoors, and helping kids have “aha!” moments (and who don’t panic when things get messy). With a small student-to-counselor ratio, no camper gets lost in the crowd—everyone is seen, supported, and encouraged. Our programs are led by a highly educated main teacher with advanced science degrees supported by trained counselors who keep activities fun, safe, and engaging.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Summer Camps - Pixels & Blocks Creators Camp
Pixels & Blocks Creators CampThis SparkYou camp is where Minecraft and LEGO lovers discover that screens are fun… but building things in real life is even cooler. Campers get limited, supervised game time (yes, we set a timer), then power down and bring their ideas off-screen—designing characters, building structures, engineering magnetic slime, and creating their own custom “skins” using real-world materials (no Wi-Fi required).Throughout the week, kids explore the science and technology behind video games—pixels, design, engineering, and problem-solving—through friendly challenges, creative builds, and teamwork. Expect big imaginations, messy hands, collaborative wins, and kids who forget they’re learning STEM because they’re too busy having fun. Perfect for builders, creators, and future game designers who love to think, tinker, and create.Slime Masters CampSlime Masters Camp is not for the faint of heart—or clean hands. This is where kids become elite slime scientists, mixing, stretching, squishing, and occasionally dropping slime in ways that would make a vacuum cry. Campers create every kind of slime imaginable: fluffy, magnetic, glow-in-the-dark, metallic, and edible slime.Underneath the gooey chaos is real science. Kids explore chemistry concepts like polymers, chemical reactions, and states of matter, testing recipes and problem-solving when slime goes rogue (it happens). Best of all for parents: all the mess you don’t want in your house—we proudly endure here at camp. What to expect: laughter, confidence, creativity, and kids who come home exhausted, happy, and just a little sticky. Our tables get slimed, hands get messy, and your kitchen stays safe.Wizards and Potions CampAt SparkYou’s Wizard & Potions Camp, Harry Potter–loving kids step into a science-based world of magic where spells become experiments, potions become chemistry and “I don’t like science” mysteriously disappears. Campers explore color changes, bubbling reactions, states of matter, and simple physics through hands-on enchanted experiments.This camp builds confidence, curiosity, and a love of science. Warning: children may come home feeling smarter, more confident, and convinced they are now part wizard.Staff:SparkYou Camp is run by a team of energetic, kid-loving staff who genuinely enjoy science, the outdoors, and helping kids have “aha!” moments (and who don’t panic when things get messy). With a small student-to-counselor ratio, no camper gets lost in the crowd—everyone is seen, supported, and encouraged. Our programs are led by a highly educated main teacher with advanced science degrees supported by trained counselors who keep activities fun, safe, and engaging.
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