Spring Break Camps Offered by Parks Community Services

Issaquah, WALocal News

The Parks & Community Services department is excited to announce a lineup of Spring Break camps for students, scheduled from April 14 to April 18, 2025. Programs include Wilderness Medicine and Ocean Explorers, both aimed at children aged 7 to 10, offering hands-on learning experiences in outdoor and marine environments. Snapology’s Foundational Engineering camp caters to a slightly broader age range of 6 to 12, allowing for creativity and engineering skills development. For those looking for physical activity, the Triple Impact Basketball skills clinic provides a focused half-day training for young athletes. Parents are encouraged to utilize a bridge service that covers lunch hours, making it convenient to combine morning and afternoon sessions.

Each of these camps is designed to foster engagement and activity, ensuring students have a productive break. Registration links and details are accessible through the city’s website, making it easy for families to sign up. This initiative reflects the city’s commitment to providing enriching recreational opportunities for its youth.

Related Articles

Adult Softball League

The Adult Softball League will take place from May 27 to May 28, 2025, in Issaquah, Washington. This event highlights the competitive nature of local softball, with opportunities for free agents and playoff participation.

HFNs Network Upgrade What It Means for You

Highlands Fiber Network (HFN) upgrades its fiber infrastructure, increasing internet speeds by 2.5 times at no extra cost to residents. The transition from a switched to a routed network enhances performance, scalability, and security. This multi-year project aims to modernize connectivity across the community.

Collaborate, Create and Connect by Joining the Highlands Council Communications Committee

The Highlands Council Communications Committee invites new members to foster community engagement in Issaquah Highlands. The committee meets bi-monthly to brainstorm story ideas for the Community Connect magazine and enhance local marketing strategies. Interested residents can contact Maddie Coats for more information.