Beginner, intermediate and experienced players sharpen their volleyball skills on the beach by improving their vertical jump for indoor play and learning to move faster in the sand. This camp focuses on passing and setting ball control, speed and agility footwork, serving and hitting practice, defensive movements, and gameplay. Players gain experience with tough windy conditions in deep sand on the LJCDS sand volleyball courts, preparing them to compete in local 2-on-2 tournaments. Beach volleyball is one of the fastest-growing NCAA sports, is offered in colleges all over the nation, and this year, officially became CIF-sanctioned at the high school level. What to bring: A refillable water bottle, sunscreen, hat/visor, sunglasses, healthy snack. July 28–Aug 01 8–11 a.m. Led by LJCDS Sand Volleyball Coach Lynne Galli

Explore the Ocean Blue on the Yellow Submarine This program is only available to students enrolled at LJCDS in fall 2025. Come aboard the yellow submarine with ECC teachers and join them in an exploration of the ocean. Children take imaginary submarine rides to learn about wonderful ocean life, large and small. They will dock on an island where more fun and adventures await for them! Students must be 4 years old. June 16–27 2-week session 8 a.m.–12 p.m. Led by LJCDS Educators and Co Educators Tiny Torreys and junior kindergarteners’ morning summer sessions are from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., with two-week options. A mid-morning snack is provided. Children must be potty-trained. Review the options below and register online. Questions? Please contact Director of Early Childhood Center Maria Curtis at mcurtis@ljcds.org. The entrance to the Early Childhood Center is in the parking lot off Eastgate Mall, closest to Genesee Ave. For drop-off and pickup, please park and escort students to and from the ECC courtyard. Parents/guardians are required to sign their children in and out with an ECC staff member.

Explore the Ocean Blue on the Yellow Submarine This program is only available to students enrolled at LJCDS in fall 2025. Come aboard the yellow submarine with ECC teachers and join them in an exploration of the ocean. Children take imaginary submarine rides to learn about wonderful ocean life, large and small. They will dock on an island where more fun and adventures await for them! Students must be toilet trained. June 16–27 (LJCDS is closed June 19) 2-week session 8 a.m.–12 p.m. Led by LJCDS Educators and Co Educators Tiny Torreys and junior kindergarteners’ morning summer sessions are from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., with two-week options. A mid-morning snack is provided. Children must be potty-trained. Review the options below and register online. Questions? Please contact Director of Early Childhood Center Maria Curtis at mcurtis@ljcds.org. The entrance to the Early Childhood Center is in the parking lot off Eastgate Mall, closest to Genesee Ave. For drop-off and pickup, please park and escort students to and from the ECC courtyard. Parents/guardians are required to sign their children in and out with an ECC staff member.

Tinkering, Making and Engineering with Loose Parts This program is only available to students enrolled at LJCDS in fall 2025. Tinkering, Making and Engineering with Loose Parts provides experiences and activities to wonder, explore and create with loose parts materials. Students must be toilet trained. July 7–18 2-week session Led by LJCDS ECC Educators Tiny Torreys and junior kindergarteners’ morning summer sessions are from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., with two-week options. A mid-morning snack is provided. Children must be potty-trained. Review the options below and register online. Questions? Please contact Director of Early Childhood Center Maria Curtis at mcurtis@ljcds.org. The entrance to the Early Childhood Center is in the parking lot off Eastgate Mall, closest to Genesee Ave. For drop-off and pickup, please park and escort students to and from the ECC courtyard. Parents/guardians are required to sign their children in and out with an ECC staff member.

Tinkering, Making and Engineering with Loose Parts This program is only available to students enrolled at LJCDS in fall 2025. Tinkering, Making and Engineering with Loose Parts provides experiences and activities to wonder, explore and create with loose parts materials. Students must be 4 years old. July 7–18 2-week session 8 a.m.–12 p.m. Led by LJCDS ECC Educators Tiny Torreys and junior kindergarteners’ morning summer sessions are from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., with two-week options. A mid-morning snack is provided. Children must be potty-trained. Review the options below and register online. Questions? Please contact Director of Early Childhood Center Maria Curtis at mcurtis@ljcds.org. The entrance to the Early Childhood Center is in the parking lot off Eastgate Mall, closest to Genesee Ave. For drop-off and pickup, please park and escort students to and from the ECC courtyard. Parents/guardians are required to sign their children in and out with an ECC staff member.

This program is only available to students enrolled at LJCDS in fall 2025. ROOOOOAR! Get ready for two weeks filled with all things prehistoric. Campers learn about the creatures who once roamed the earth, including what they looked like and what their surroundings may have been. Students participate in art, math, and literacy activities that reinforce kindergarten-readiness skills. Physical education is provided daily, as well as outside play. July 14–18 & July 21-25 8 a.m.–12 p.m. Led by LJCDS Kindergarten Educator Lauren Giesermann

This program is available to students enrolled at LJCDS in fall 2025 only. Get ready for kindergarten. Through rich literature, hands-on art projects, songs and games, students explore a variety of things with wings—from bugs to birds to airplanes. Each day is a new surprise! This two-week thematic program, which includes PE, snacks and recess, allows students to meet new friends and become accustomed to kindergarten routines at LJCDS. June 16–20 (LJCDS is closed June 19) & June 23-27 8 a.m.–12 p.m. Led by LJCDS Kindergarten Educator Laura Tonini

This program is only available to students enrolled at LJCDS in fall 2025. Students explore ocean-related topics while learning about the daily routines and skills used in the upcoming school year. They explore what can be seen and done during a day at the beach and what they may find on a deep dive into the big blue. This session allows students to stretch their imagination, use critical-thinking skills, meet new peers, and begin their love for learning. July 7–11 8 a.m.–12 p.m Led by LJCDS Kindergarten Assistant Educator Elaine Gain

In this immersive program, students engage with nonprofit organizations and participate in service activities by volunteering on-site locally. They learn about the nonprofit sector and the following: Understand the context of our service: politically, historically, emotionally and environmentally Think critically about the types of service with which we are engaged and the root causes of the need for it Focus on collaborative relationships with community partners and center them in the design, facilitation and evaluation of service projects Expand our understanding of ourselves, our community and the world Remember that each person, habitat, and space has inherent dignity, and avoid making assumptions based on our own experiences. Model respect for inclusivity, strive for belonging, and value diversity through our language and actions July 14–18 8–11 a.m. Led by LJCDS Coordinator of Service Learning and Community Engagement Christina Zupanc

This camp teaches and enhances the students’ love for the sport of tennis in a structured environment that focuses on teaching solid fundamentals to allow for proper development. Sign up for one week or all eight. Each day of camp includes drilling and stroke production, footwork and movement, and appropriate strategy sessions based on skill level. Continual evaluation and feedback are provided. What to bring: Each player must bring their tennis racket and any other items they feel necessary to compete, plus a snack and refillable water bottle. Please make sure the player’s name is on all items. June 16–20 June 16-20 (LJCDS closed June 19) June 24–28 July 1–5 (LJCDS closed) July 7–11 July 14–18 July 22–26 July 29–August 2 August 5–9 8:30–11:30 a.m. Led by LJCDS Tennis Coaches Mike Reisinger and Jose Ruelas Contact jtdlajolla@gmail.com for pricing and to register.

READY, SET! This camp is designed for the aspiring young athlete who wants to develop cheer skills in an exciting, creative and fun atmosphere. Campers learn individual cheer skills, basic tumbling, partner stunts, spirit dance, and most importantly, teamwork. All participants receive a Little Torrey Cheer T-shirt, poms and bows. June 16-20 (LJCDS is closed June 19) 8–11 a.m. Led by LJCDS Varsity Cheer Coach Christine Mitchell

Students learn the fundamentals of kickboxing, traditional karate and self-defense. All students receive a complimentary Freestyle Martial Arts T-shirt and white belt to be worn every class. June 24–28 8–11 a.m. Led by Freestyle Martial Arts

(Open for both girls and boys) Elevate your game at the Torrey Softball Skills Camp held at La Jolla Country Day, located in the heart of sunny La Jolla, CA in the summer. Under the guidance of experienced coach Erin DaSilva and her coaching staff, this camp is designed to help players learn new skills, refine their skills, from fundamental techniques to strategy, and take their performance to the next level. July 7-11 and July 14-18 8–11 am Led by LJCDS Head Softball Coach Erin DaSilva

(Open for both girls and boys) Head Soccer Coach Corbin Prychun invites all youth soccer players to join him for a fun week of fitness, passing, dribbling, and finishing on the field! Using techniques that are built on developing future Torrey soccer players, your athlete will spend the morning moving and playing the world's most popular game. The final day will be spent competing in a mini World Cup tournament where players of similar age and ability will have a chance to showcase their skills. What to Bring: Each player must bring their own soccer equipment including, socks, shin guards, cleats, a soccer ball and water bottle. Keepers should bring gloves as well. Please make sure the player's name is on all items. June 16–20 (No camp Thursday, June 19) 8–11 a.m. Led by LJCDS Soccer Coach Corbin Prychun

Join us for an exciting and action-packed Lacrosse Summer Camp! Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, this camp offers skill-building activities, team drills, and fun games to help you improve your lacrosse techniques. Our experienced coaches will focus on developing key skills like passing, shooting, and defense, all while fostering teamwork and sportsmanship. Get ready for an unforgettable summer of lacrosse, friends, and fun! June 16–20 9 a.m. –12 p.m. Led by LJCDS 3rd Grade Associate Educator & Head Coach Men's Lacrosse Kyle Espejo.

Train with one of the most prominent high school basketball coaches in the U.S., LJCDS Coach Terri Bamford. The Complete Skills Camp helps players of all abilities to develop athletically, refine fundamental basketball skills, and enhance their skill set at the post, wing or guard position. June 23–27 Check-in: Monday at 8:15 a.m. Closing Ceremony: Friday at 12 p.m. Half Day Hours: Mon–Thurs 9 a.m.–12 p.m.; Friday: 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Full Day Hours: Mon–Thurs 9 a.m.–3 p.m.; Friday: 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Led by LJCDS Head Women’s Basketball Coach Terri Bamford Half Day: $245 Full Day: $445 Register here.

Whether a novice or champion, one-sport or multisport athlete, we have the program for you. Enhance your skills with joint integrity, stabilization, balance, coordination, agility, functional strength and conditioning. The mechanics of running, jumping and moving in multiple directions are covered. Registrants can choose to attend multiple weeks and session times. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday (no Wednesdays) Week 1 – June 16, 17, 20 (no session June 18 or 19) Week 2 – June 23, 24, 26, 27 (no session June 25) Week 3 – July 7, 8, 10, 11 (no session July 9) Week 4 – July 14, 15, 17, 18 (no session July 16) Week 5 – July 21, 22, 25, 26 (no session July 23) Week 6 – July 28, 29, Aug. 01, 02 (no session July 30) Times: 8:30–10:30 a.m. (Grades 9-12) 10:45 a.m.–12:45 p.m. (Grades 6-8) 1:15–3:15 p.m. (Grades 6-8) June 10–July 26 $100 registration fee Led by LJCDS Director of Athletic Performance Kevin Reaume