This program is designed to help kids develop a plan to create a product to sell. The sessions will give them opportunities to work on concepts like supplies, inventory, cost, profit, marketing, and selling. The program will culminate in a craft fair on 12/7 where students can put all of the practice and lessons to the test through real product sales.

Continue learning the game of field hockey while playing through the winter! In these sessions we will build on the basics, scrimmage, have hands on direction, skill-based games, and fun team camaraderie. For the older grades, we will focus on elite level play with higher level drills, learn advanced stick skills, and work to the next level of the game. These sessions will be on a court-surface (traditional indoor field hockey). Participants are required to bring a stick, shin guards, mouth guard, and sneakers or court shoes; a glove is not required but recommended. Instructor: Coach Kyla Wigany.

What a great way to introduce your child to the sport of basketball! We will be running our popular recreation basketball program this year, set to begin in January.

- Grades PreK-K (Co-Ed) and Grades 1-2 teams will only take place on Saturdays. Participants will have a practice followed immediately by a game on each Saturday session. Grades 3-4 & Grades 5-6 will have a one-hour practice during the week and a one-hour game on Saturdays.

- We will only accept one request per player for Grades PreK-K and Grades 1-2. You may request a coach or one friend. Registrations completed online will also follow this request policy. We do not accept any requests for practice days and times, t-shirt color, or geographic requests (e.g., stating “with other kids from Pleasant Hill). Requests put through the roster notes will be invalid. Team placement requests cannot be guaranteed. No special requests for Grades 3-4.

- Community Services will only place 10 kids on a team for basketball.

- The coaches meeting details will be emailed to our volunteers prior to the meeting date.

** Times and locations for games will vary based on the division and gym availability. Games are typically held no earlier than 8:00 am and are played no later than 4:00 pm. Detailed information on game times and locations will be available on our website closer to the program start date.

This softball pitching clinic is open to Scarborough girls grades 2-8 interested in learning the basic technique of windmill style pitching. Lesson consists of instruction in technique, pitching and fielding. Participants must bring a catcher each week. This program is open to residents only. Instructor: Varsity Softball Coach Brian Rice.

In this program, children make gooey slime, experiment with different reactions and learn to use the tools that chemists use. Polymers and catalysts are only two of the fascinating concepts young scientists explore in this thrilling trip through the chemistry lab! At the end of every class, they take home an educational toy that extends the learning experience!

The Ski Program Lottery opens online on September 27 at 4:00 pm and will close on October 25 at 4:00 pm. It does not matter what day or time you put your child’s name into the lottery as it will be a random draw, just make sure you do it before the deadline! If you have never registered for the program before, you will need to set up a household in the registration system in order to enroll in the lottery. If you have issues completing it online, please be sure to call the Hub at 207-730-4150 and we can assist you with the process.

The lottery draw will begin on 10/29. If your name is selected, we will enroll the participant, bill the associated package fee, and send you an email with the invoice. Payment to hold your spot must be made in full online or in person at the Hub and must be paid before 11/1. Forms will follow in an email and need to be completed and returned by December 20 at the latest. If a child is selected and their sibling/siblings are in the lottery, they will all get a spot in the program if space permits.

Anyone remaining on the lottery after spaces have been filled will be on the waitlist in case we have cancellations. In this case, the waitlisted names would also be picked via a lottery draw. We will NOT be going beyond the set max headcounts for either one of the ski nights.

Join our SCS staff in this fun filled introduction to basketball! Players will learn the basics of the game through a variety of drills and make new friends along the way.

Explore the world of theater arts in a fun, safe, and creative environment! Participants will learn different skills such as voice projection, animation, character building, and teamwork through improvisational games and skits. Come join the fun! Instructor: Pat Reagan.