Registration for the school year opens every spring. Each school-site Program Director will notify families when it’s time to register for the following school year.

Enrollment for BGCSL’s Summer Camp 2024 will open April 15, 2024. If your child will not participate in a summer learning program at Bay Elementary School, Halkin Elementary School, or John Muir Middle School, they may enroll in one of BGCSL’s three Summer Camp locations: Jefferson Elementary School, Colonial Acres Elementary School, and BGCSL Teen Center Clubhouse.

To register for Summer Camps, your children must be BGCSL members. If they are not members yet, simply create an account in the MyClubHub Parent Portal. Membership is free. Once you’ve registered your children as members, you can select the Summer Camp of your choice within MyClubHub. If you do not have access to join via computer at home, you can also complete your application at our Clubhouse, located at 2200 San Leandro Blvd. San Leandro or call 510-483-5581.

Take a look at our registration guide for steps-by-step instructions.

For issues or support with online registration, call 510-483-5581, or email us at info@bgcsl.org.  

Daily activities include athletics, art, STEM enrichments, dance, and cooking classes. Each week has a different theme, and Program Directors hand out the schedule at the beginning of each camp session.

These are this summer’s weekly camp themes:

June 12-14 (San Lorenzo only): Community

June 17-18, 20-21: Fun in the Sun

June 24-28: Olympics

July 1-3: Explorations

July 8-12: Game Show Mania

July 15-19: Futuristic Fun

The summer program focus includes the following:

Academic Success programming aims to provide Club members with educational experiences that create a love of learning.   

Summer Brain Gain comprises one-week modules with fun, themed activities for elementary and middle school students aligned with common core anchor standards. 

Health & Wellness Programming encourages Club members to adopt healthy eating habits, practice good decision-making, develop healthy relationships, and make a lifelong commitment to physical fitness. 

Character & Citizenship Programming focuses on cultivating good character and leadership skills and offers Club members the opportunity to give back to their community through service projects. 

Athletic Programming develops valuable life skills while making new friends and gaining confidence in their ability to meet challenges. At all skill levels, our youth athletics programs foster teamwork, participation, fairness, and positive social skills in a fun, safe, and supportive atmosphere. 

Arts Programming allows all youth to access imagination and creativity to express themselves and build connections with others in their community. The Arts programs, experiences, and initiatives include visual, digital, performing, and applied arts.  

Yes. Our TK-K, 1st-4th grade, and 6th-7th grade middle school programs are run separately. Students are also separated by grade within the day camps. There is occasional overlap at times, however, students are generally placed in groups with peers close to their age. 

This summer, BGCSL will offer Summer Camp at three summer school locations: Bay Elementary School, Halkin Elementary School, and John Muir Middle School. BGCSL staff will pick up members from their classrooms when school is released, and the program will run until 5 p.m.

Please confirm your child’s participation in a summer learning program at one of the three schools listed above prior to enrolling your child in BGCSL’s Summer Camp.

If your child will not participate in a summer learning program, they may enroll in one of BGCSL’s three Summer Camp locations: Jefferson Elementary School, Colonial Acres Elementary School, and BGCSL Teen Center Clubhouse.

Students receiving special services are welcome to register for all programs. Please let us know how to support your student best to succeed in the programs via the online program registration form. A staff member will schedule a meeting to review the members’ needs. If you need assistance, please call us at 510-483-5581. 

Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are provided every day. If your child has allergic reactions to certain foods, we ask that you please notify the staff of those allergies by indicating them on the membership application during the online registration process/paper. If your child(ren) needs more snacks than the program provides, please provide your child(ren) with additional healthy (no candy or soda) snacks. 

Members must be picked up from camp by 5 p.m. If you know you will be late, please contact us immediately. After the first warning, a late fee may apply.

Parents or legal guardians of members in grades 6th-8th must complete a walk-home permission form for members in middle school to be able to sign themselves out. Members in elementary grades (TK-5th) are not permitted to sign themselves out of Summer Camp. 

Safety is our number one priority. Therefore, the Summer Camp staff takes the safety of every child very seriously. Please review the safety policies here. If you have any additional questions about our safety policies, please contact us 510-483-5581. 

If you have a concern about one of our staff or our program, you are encouraged first to discuss the situation with the Summer Camp Program lead. The names and contact information for each lead are included in the 2024 Summer Camp Parent Handbook. You may also reach out to info@bgcsl.org. 

If you have a specific question that isn’t answered here, please call us at 510-483-5581. The names and contact information for Program Leads at each site can be found in your 2024 BGCSL Summer Camp Parent Handbook.