Summer Soccer Camp: Belmont, Wayland, Wilmington, Tewksbury

Champion Soccer School

K-12 summer soccer camps in Wayland, Wilmington, Tewksbury, and Belmont MA. Features: Sportsmanship: Our camp culture prizes sportsmanship, highlighted by our daily sportsperson awards and weekly CSS Cup. Skill Development: Ball control, possession, finishing, team tactical training, and multi-themed camps. Campers receive evaluations weekly, and parents receive daily photos and updates of training. Home Grown: We are run by established, credentialed local teachers and coaches. Many CSS campers are accepted into our CIT program and become coaches. Affordable: $315 per week (Elite Camp $350); 3-week player development pass: $270/week 5- to 8-week player development pass ~$200 per week, Multi-Sport camp: $285/week; $2,000 for 10-week summer pass CSS Camper Gear: All campers receive a custom-designed ball and a dri-fit shirt.

Middlesex County

Chris Rhatigan 

Boston Metropolitan Area

Wilmington

Massachusetts

K-12 summer soccer camps in Wayland, Wilmington, Tewksbury, and Belmont MA. Features: Sportsmanship: Our camp culture prizes sportsmanship,...

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Benjamin Pierce

Newton

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Stronger skills in Math and Reading, one step at a time!

Kumon Math and Reading, Natick

Math that builds skills step-by-step, until confidence shines. Reading that sparks curiosity, comprehension, and a love for words. Together, they create independent learners ready for any challenge. We at Kumon Natick believe every child can shine. So, we help them to maximize their potential. Kumon Math and Reading programs build strong foundations step by step. With daily practice, children master skills at their own pace, gaining confidence and independence. Math sharpens logic, Reading expands comprehension, and together they nurture lifelong learners prepared for success in school and beyond. Enrolling Now!

William Hall

Natick

Math that builds skills step-by-step, until confidence shines. Reading that sparks curiosity, comprehension, and a love for words. Together, they...

WAYLAND, MA — The Wayland Fire Department is among a handful of Massachusetts communities that will get a grant from the state to buy supplies to fight the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. A total of $9.6 million in grants were announced Tuesday, and come from the federal Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental Funding Program. Police and fire departments were eligible for a maximum of $50,000 each, and 65 fire departments and 44 police departments got grants. Wayland's approximately $25,000 grant will allow the department to buy a 12-month supply of personal protective equipment and disinfecting supplies. Coronavirus cases have slowed down this summer. However, health officials worry that the virus could reemerge as the weather turns colder. Coronavirus will also be circulating during cold and flu season, which could mean even more people seek medical care at local hospitals.

WAYLAND, MA — The Wayland Fire Department is among a handful of Massachusetts communities that will get a grant from the state to buy supplies to fight the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

A total of $9.6 million in grants were announced Tuesday, and come from the federal Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental Funding Program. Police and fire departments were eligible for a maximum of $50,000 each, and 65 fire departments and 44 police departments got grants. Wayland's approximately $25,000 grant will allow the department to buy a 12-month supply of personal protective equipment and disinfecting supplies.

Coronavirus cases have slowed down this summer. However, health officials worry that the virus could reemerge as the weather turns colder. Coronavirus will also be circulating during cold and flu season, which could mean even more people seek medical care at local hospitals.

Jessie Castellano

Wayland