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JCC of Syracuse Youth Programs and Camps offers day camp, teen travel, an after school program, vacation camps, and Kids’ Night Out. Children and teens take part in games and activities in the JCC gym, arts and crafts, homework time in conference rooms, time in a teen lounge, field trips, and visits from special guests. The program also includes Camp Joe & Lynne Romano, SyraCruisin’ Travel Camp, a Camp Aide program, a Counselor in Training (CIT) program, and youth athletics such as gymnastics, dance, karate, basketball, and ballet, including a gymnastics team that participates in regional competitions.
• Ages: 0–15 years old
• Schedule: Kids’ Night Out runs on Saturday nights three times a year, and vacation camps are offered during all school holidays and breaks.
The Sam Pomeranz Jewish Community Center of Syracuse is preparing for its 163rd Annual Meeting and Gala. The Children’s Department follows a philosophy to provide safe programmed care for school-age children during out-of-school time. The Neulander Family Sports and Fitness Center states a mission to provide a safe, never crowded, non-judgmental, state-of-the-art fitness center for all members of the community, and it uses certified fitness professionals. The JCC of Syracuse states that it is about families coming together with the community, and it strives to involve adults with a variety of interests while providing a close-knit group for seniors to dine, socialize, learn, and be entertained. The Early Childhood Development Program (ECDP) is a four-star rated program. The JCC provides affordable kosher meals to all seniors aged 60 and over five days a week, and offers weekly Challah sales with pickup on Fridays between noon and 6 pm, with the option for challah to be given directly to children in SHDS, ECDP, or the After-School Program. Marci Erlebacher is the Executive Director of the JCC of Syracuse.
Last updated February 7, 2026.
• Ages: 0–15 years old
• Schedule: Kids’ Night Out runs on Saturday nights three times a year, and vacation camps are offered during all school holidays and breaks.
The Sam Pomeranz Jewish Community Center of Syracuse is preparing for its 163rd Annual Meeting and Gala. The Children’s Department follows a philosophy to provide safe programmed care for school-age children during out-of-school time. The Neulander Family Sports and Fitness Center states a mission to provide a safe, never crowded, non-judgmental, state-of-the-art fitness center for all members of the community, and it uses certified fitness professionals. The JCC of Syracuse states that it is about families coming together with the community, and it strives to involve adults with a variety of interests while providing a close-knit group for seniors to dine, socialize, learn, and be entertained. The Early Childhood Development Program (ECDP) is a four-star rated program. The JCC provides affordable kosher meals to all seniors aged 60 and over five days a week, and offers weekly Challah sales with pickup on Fridays between noon and 6 pm, with the option for challah to be given directly to children in SHDS, ECDP, or the After-School Program. Marci Erlebacher is the Executive Director of the JCC of Syracuse.
Last updated February 7, 2026.
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