Northern Nevada Sports & Recreation After School Programs & School Break Camps
Bohach Elementary School, 5700 Skeleton Way, Sparks, NV 89436
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Northern Nevada Sports & Recreation After School Programs & School Break Camps includes arts and crafts, science and art activities, outside play, active group games, sports, and group games. The school break camps also include field trips along with these activities.
• Ages: 5–12 years old
• Schedule: Camp hours 7am to 6pm Monday–Friday (excluding holidays), with camp offered for Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter Break
• Price: Cost is $195 for the week.
All child care staff are CPR and First-Aid certified and are trained to identify potential safety hazards whether on-site or away on field trips. All candidates are required to pass a background check and drug screening prior to employment, and child care staff are required to be CPR/First-Aid certified. The program’s stated goal is to bring the community together in a positive, active, and enriching environment, and it was formed in 2012. The program describes its staff members as seasoned youth development professionals with extensive camp experience and a passion for what they do, and states that its number one goal is to provide the safest, most enriching environment possible for children. The program states that it prides itself on keeping kids away from televisions, tablets, and cell phones by engaging them in physical and critical thinking activities and exercises, and that it explores a wide variety of interests so kids can build on their own experiences and expand beyond their usual routines. The program also states that it offers designated homework time along with arts and crafts, science, and active group games and sports, and that its focus is on teamwork, fundamentals, and enrichment in a safe and positive environment. It describes its school break camps as enriching the body and nourishing the mind with many activities and field trips, and says it makes the most of every day by exploring different sports, art, and activities. The organization notes that it offers programs for many participants to put aside cell phones, computer monitors, and televisions and join others from the community in playing organized sports, and that it aims to keep children healthy, happy, and safe while parents are at work. The City of Reno and the City of Sparks are described as providing fields and other resources that enable the organization to run its programs.
Testimonials from families and participants describe the program as a place where kids can release energy and emotions, learn life lessons about winning and losing, and bond with patient and engaging coaches. Other testimonials describe coaching youth sports with the organization as a hobby, mention kids playing outside and staying busy and active, and recommend the sports programs. Additional comments state that staff are great, children enjoy the activities and field trips, and some families plan to continue with the program and would recommend it to others.
Last updated February 21, 2026.
• Ages: 5–12 years old
• Schedule: Camp hours 7am to 6pm Monday–Friday (excluding holidays), with camp offered for Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter Break
• Price: Cost is $195 for the week.
All child care staff are CPR and First-Aid certified and are trained to identify potential safety hazards whether on-site or away on field trips. All candidates are required to pass a background check and drug screening prior to employment, and child care staff are required to be CPR/First-Aid certified. The program’s stated goal is to bring the community together in a positive, active, and enriching environment, and it was formed in 2012. The program describes its staff members as seasoned youth development professionals with extensive camp experience and a passion for what they do, and states that its number one goal is to provide the safest, most enriching environment possible for children. The program states that it prides itself on keeping kids away from televisions, tablets, and cell phones by engaging them in physical and critical thinking activities and exercises, and that it explores a wide variety of interests so kids can build on their own experiences and expand beyond their usual routines. The program also states that it offers designated homework time along with arts and crafts, science, and active group games and sports, and that its focus is on teamwork, fundamentals, and enrichment in a safe and positive environment. It describes its school break camps as enriching the body and nourishing the mind with many activities and field trips, and says it makes the most of every day by exploring different sports, art, and activities. The organization notes that it offers programs for many participants to put aside cell phones, computer monitors, and televisions and join others from the community in playing organized sports, and that it aims to keep children healthy, happy, and safe while parents are at work. The City of Reno and the City of Sparks are described as providing fields and other resources that enable the organization to run its programs.
Testimonials from families and participants describe the program as a place where kids can release energy and emotions, learn life lessons about winning and losing, and bond with patient and engaging coaches. Other testimonials describe coaching youth sports with the organization as a hobby, mention kids playing outside and staying busy and active, and recommend the sports programs. Additional comments state that staff are great, children enjoy the activities and field trips, and some families plan to continue with the program and would recommend it to others.
Last updated February 21, 2026.
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