The center provides a summer day camp that engages youth in activities such as karate, drama, photography, dance, computer instruction, and various athletic pursuits. These programs aim to foster personal growth and community engagement among participants
Claremont's Summer Rising Program at PS/MS 29 offers students a safe, engaging summer experience filled with enriching learning opportunities and exciting activities. Our program provides a nurturing, inclusive environment where students can explore new subjects, participate in collaborative adventures, and enjoy recreational activities while building lasting friendships..
This year's 2025 Summer Rising features a special focus on Performing Arts, inviting students to unleash their creativity through singing, dancing, acting, and musical instruments. Through dynamic workshops, live performances, and collaborative projects, participants will develop artistic skills, build confidence, and strengthen teamwork abilities. Whether you're a beginner or experienced performer, our program welcomes all skill levels to come perform, create, and shine! Join us for an unforgettable summer where curiosity blossoms, talents flourish, and magical memories are made
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Claremont Neighborhood Centers, Inc. – Summer Youth Employment Program at Claremont Neighborhood Centers, Inc., we believe in building brighter futures from the ground up. Our Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) empowers local youth with paid, real-world work experiences that foster responsibility, skill-building, and career exploration.
Through partnerships with community organizations and businesses, young people ages 14–24 gain valuable exposure to various industries while earning income and developing professional habits. More than just a summer job—it's a launching pad for lifelong success. Claremont Partners with other DYCD SYEP providers each as a host site to provide placement for youth accepted into the SYEP program.
Claremont Neighborhood Centers, Inc. offers a dynamic and enriching Summer Day Camp for children ages 6-12, designed to engage young minds and bodies through a balanced mix of recreation, creativity, and academic support. Operating weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., the program is especially vital for working families in the community, providing a safe, structured, and nurturing environment during the summer months.
Campers enjoy exciting field trips to local museums, zoos, and upstate recreational areas, as well as on-site activities like arts and crafts, music appreciation, and dance. In response to ongoing concerns about summer learning loss, Claremont has strengthened its program by introducing a dedicated academic component—focusing particularly on literacy. This Summer Learning Loss Initiative will provide 10 hours per week of academic enrichment over 8 weeks, totaling 80 hours of targeted support. The goals of this initiative are twofold: 1) To provide low-income, underperforming 6th-8th graders with meaningful opportunities to strengthen their literacy skills, which are essential for long-term academic achievement; and 2) To ensure that all participants, at a minimum, maintain their current reading grade level—with the aspiration that many will demonstrate measurable gains by summer's end. With this comprehensive approach, Claremont's Summer Day Camp continues to serve as both a joyful experience and a powerful stepping stone in every child's educational journey.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses. 3.7 Sonnet