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About Us

Serving the Gainesville Community

The Oak Hall Summer Program opened their doors in the mid 1990’s offering a series of half-day art, sports, and enrichment programming for kids ages 10 & up under the leadership of Mike Haddow.  In 2001, the Summer Program was expanded under the leadership of current director, Jeffrey A. Malloy who increased summer offerings to be available during both the months of June and July.  In 2002, following Oak Hall’s purchase of the former Martha Manson Academy, the program was expanded again to include the day camps run for MMA serving kids in grades K-5.  A middle school and preschool day camp was also added at that time.  The program has continued to evolve and grow over time and now offers five full day camps encompassing the months of June and July for ages 3 through grade 9; six weekly morning half day camps in the arts, athletics, enrichment (2), summer studies, and technology/STEM/STEAM, and a series of elective camps to compliment the offerings of full day camps.

Who is Welcome?

All are welcome, no exceptions!  The Oak Hall Summer Program is a welcoming, diverse, and supportive community who welcomes all people to participate in our programs regardless of religion, color, national origin, age, sexual orientation or gender identity, physical capabilities, economic, cultural or social standing or any divisive, exclusive distinctions and/or categories.  We serve the Gainesville Community for boys and girls ages 3-18.  Need Based Financial Assistance is available for those who qualify and we believe in getting kids to camp!  NBFA applications are due by May 1 of each program year.

How many Camper-Kiddies attend the Oak Hall Summer Program?

During a typical week, Oak Hall Summer Program serves up to 300 campers in a wide variety of full and half-day programs.  Throughout the course of a summer, over 700 campers attend Oak Hall Summer Program with most campers attending for multiple weeks and sessions,  The Oak Hall Summer Program is made up of a population of approximately 60% Oak Hall school year students, with the remaining 40% coming from the Gainesville Community and beyond.

What is the Mission of the Oak Hall Summer Program?

The Oak Hall Summer Program closely mirrors the mission of Oak Hall School in a summer camp environment:

A welcoming, diverse, and supportive learning community empowering students (campers) to pursue their academic, artistic, and athletic passions

 

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