Teens

Yoga is more than doing poses. Yoga is the union of the body, mind, and spirit. Practicing yoga gives you strength in body, peace of mind, and a joyful spirit.

Teens today have a lot on their plates, with super competitive academics and sports, packed schedules, and parental pressure. 

Join the teen yoga class to chill out and get in tune with your body. This class focuses on breath work, stretching, relaxation and yes, some postures, such as standing poses, forward bends, balance poses, twists, and seated poses.

Bring your own mat or use one of ours!

Stitchery Circle Tech Week Edition! Stitching to the Moon

This club offers teens a great way to bring important aspects of health and medical care to their own community. Members will be able to help organize, plan, coordinate, and conduct fun programs which will engage everyone in our community. Volunteers will be able to work with people of different age groups and learn new information about health and Red Cross. 

We are open to all high school students who show interest in volunteering with us. We will allow eighth graders to join from Spring. 

 A fun and interactive introduction to electronics and electronic components brought to you by Likeable STEM!

Learn about the software and hardware behind Arduino. Get hands-on programming experience with Arduino and create cool and interactive digital and robotic projects.

This is a two day workshop that will be held on both Saturday, December 14th and Sunday, December 15th from 1:30pm-3:30pm.

For grades 6 and up.

 A fun and interactive introduction to electronics and electronic components brought to you by Likeable STEM!

Learn about the software and hardware behind Arduino. Get hands-on programming experience with Arduino and create cool and interactive digital and robotic projects.

This is a two day workshop that will be held on both Saturday, December 14th and Sunday, December 15th from 1:30pm-3:30pm.

For grades 6 and up.

Bring your embroidery, needlepoint, cross stitch, or sewing project to this drop-in program! Help each other troubleshoot issues, take the time to work on that project you keep putting off, or get inspired to start a new project.

This club offers teens a great way to bring important aspects of health and medical care to their own community. Members will be able to help organize, plan, coordinate, and conduct fun programs which will engage everyone in our community. Volunteers will be able to work with people of different age groups and learn new information about health and Red Cross. 

We are open to all high school students who show interest in volunteering with us. We will allow eighth graders to join from Spring. 

Do a good deed by coloring a cheerful message for someone else. Through our partnership with Color-A-Smile, our pictures and messages will be sent across the country to people in need of a smile. This is a great opportunity for families to volunteer together. All agges welcome

All ages and levels welcome.

In 1735, Mother Leeds was about to deliver her thirteenth child. Feeling tired and weary of the burden, she cursed the unborn child. According to the folklore, she gave birth to the devil’s child at their home in the Pine Barrens. Today, the tale of Jersey Devil is often discussed as just that – a tale. However, during the time of the fabled Jersey Devil’s reign of terror, South Jersey residents were truly frightened. How the accounts were reported on and the folklore that developed will be discussed during this session.