Best Point Education & Behavioral Health is Greater Cincinnati’s most prolific non-profit specializing in education, behavioral and therapeutic health services and autism services for vulnerable, at-risk youth, their families, and caregivers.
Camp-I-Can provides high-quality summer programming for children 4-12 years of age. As a “summer-bridging program” Camp-I-can provides project-based learning activities that promote children’s language, math and science skills. In addition, our group learning model helps children develop the skills necessary to manage their feelings and build positive relationships.
Dates: June 2nd – August 6th (Madisonville) and May 28th – August 8th (Westwood) Hours: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm / Ages: ages 4-12. *Four-year-olds must be scheduled to attend kindergarten in the upcoming school year.
Bethany School is a warm and diverse community that has served Ohio families for 125 years. We believe in the joy of learning. Serving students K-8th grade, our curriculum along with small class sizes of no more than 15 students spark curiosity, encourage play, and make discovery an exciting journey. Our graduates continue to experience academic success in Cincinnati's premier high schools.
Bethany School’s students experience a vibrant array of activities including weekly chapel, fine arts, athletics, travel, and community service. Our beautiful, nature-filled, 23-acre campus features two LEED Platinum certified buildings offering an eco-friendly learning space where your child can grow and create wonderful memories. Choose Bethany School for your child's enriching educational journey.
Grades: K – 8th grade
Big Blue Canopy, Pediatric Gym and Therapy Services
Providing Physical, Speech, and Occupational Therapy services for ages Birth through Youngs Adults.
Big Blue Canopy's mission is to empower families to maximize their child’s potential. Big Blue Canopy is an innovative pediatric therapy practice treating individuals from birth to young adults and offers a blend of one on one individualized Occupational, Speech, and Physical therapy, group classes, home programs, and a play-based developmental and rehabilitation gym. Through a unique open gym membership, we provide families with the opportunity to practice newly learned skills, stay engaged, and continue to make gains, even after discharge from therapy, at an affordable cost. Their goal is to create a community where kids and young adults can develop life-long skills, socialize, and learn to accept their differences through play, leisure, and recreation. Big Blue Canopy accepts most major insurance plans as well as Medicaid, Caresource, & BCMH.
The Boonshoft Museum of Discovery is a children's museum, science and technology center and zoo in Dayton that has a special focus on science and natural history. During your visit at the museum, hop into one of our exciting public programs! These programs invite visitors to learn about a variety of topics around the museum, and they are not only educational, but fun and engaging! Whether you like chemistry, astronomy, biology, or just want to be surprised, we have something for all ages!
Our Mission at British Swim School is to ensure that everyone, regardless of age or ability has the opportunity to become a SAFE and happy swimmer. We teach fun, gentle and time-tested water survival & learn to swim programs for all ages and abilities from 3 months to adults.
The Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities is founded on the belief that all people have inherent worth and the right to be treated with dignity. For over 40 years, the Board has provided information, support and service to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.
The Butler County Board of DD believes that all people should have opportunities to participate in community life with fellow citizens and develop a sense of belonging to the community. The DD agency operates and administers a variety of programs and supports for individuals with developmental disabilities.
ACA-accredited Camp at the J gives kids the best summer experience. From swimming and archery to arts & crafts, camp values and color wars, and much more, kids will create memories and form friendships to last a lifetime. Camp at the J's goal is to serve the whole child, supporting their physical and mental wellness, utilizing a holistic philosophy with MESSH and Advocate Programs. While Jewish cultural education is woven into the camp experience, families of all backgrounds are invited to have a summer of fun. Give your child a summer to remember at Camp at the J!
Dates: June 8 - August 7, 2026 / Hours: 9am - 4pm *Extended Care Available / Grades: K - 8
Camp MEE (Movement, Enrichment, Empowerment) is a health and wellness focused summer camp for youth ages 11-14. Camp MEE blends the fun and connection of summer camp with age-appropriate, engaging sessions on health and wellness. Topics include relationships, puberty, nutrition, mental health, financial literacy, substance use, social media safety, and movement.
2026 Camp Dates: June 1-5 (Dayton), June 22-26 (Springfield), July 27-31 (Cincinnati) / Ages 11-14
Camp WAVE combines learning and exploration with animal ambassadors through entertaining programming that engages young learners in the aquatic world. Camps are hosted at the WAVE Education Center at Newport on the Levee, with daily trips to the Newport Aquarium to experience the wonder of aquatic creatures first-hand.
2026 Camp Dates: Camps run March 21-27, and June-July / Hours: 8am-5pm (includes before and after care) / Ages: Kindergarten- 8th Grade