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OhioHealth's Loss and Healing Services has multiple grief support groups available this spring and summer in the central Ohio area. The licensed grief professionals of OhioHealth Loss and Healing Services also offer individual grief counseling to children and teens during summer break. To register or for more information, please contact 614-566-1728 or email youthgrief@ohiohealth.com.   

Syntero is excited to offer FREE group prevention services this summer for students in Dublin, Upper Arlington, Hilliard, Tolles and Grandview School Districts. Prevention services can benefit all students! The goal is to foster healthy, adaptive coping skills to more effectively manage life stressors. Registration opens May 4 at 12:00 p.m. at this link. 

Caregivers of struggling dyslexic readers are invited to share their story, seek advice and learn about reading development to help their child during this program at the Upper Arlington Public Library on Saturday, April 18 at 3 p.m. A kids' creativity program will be offered at the same time.

Registration is now open for Camp Mary Orton for the summer of 2026! Rooted in nature and driven by purpose, Camp Mary Orton offers two types of summer day camps: Discovery Day Camp for ages 6-12 and Adventure Academy for ages 7-12. 

The UAHS Girls Basketball high school staff is excited to offer our annual youth summer camp for 2026! This fun-filled, high energy three-day summer camp will focus on the fundamentals of the game and individual skill development.

The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences will host the fourth annual "We Grow Scientists” event on Wednesday, April 29, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., at Waterman Agricultural and Natural Resources Laboratory. This afternoon of hands-on learning and activities will showcase the many STEAM fields that Ohio State University's College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences has to offer and will include a look at the Waterman facilities such as the Controlled Environment Agriculture Research Complex. “We Grow Scientists” is a free event open to learners of all ages looking to learn more about STEAM in their community as part of the COSI Science Festival.

Camp OFLA is a one-week immersive language camp where students learn in small classes and practice through fun, hands-on activities like cooking, dancing, singing, sports, hiking, and arts and crafts. Campers are grouped by language for meals and cabin stays, creating a full immersion experience. In the evenings, everyone comes together for campfires, games, and special guest sessions to explore and share different cultures. Camp OFLA will take place this year from June 7-13 at Pleasant Hill Outdoor Camp in Perrysville. Languages offered are Spanish, French, German, Russian, Chinese and Korean. The costs is $645, and discounts are available. For more details, please visit www.campofla.org.

It's time for Thurber House's Spring Pen and Tell It! workshops for students in grades 2-8. Join us on Sunday afternoons in April for fun, stand-alone creative writing classes that will inspire you, teach you new skills, and let your imagination run wild! Tuition is $20–$25. If you register for two or more classes or students, you’ll receive 10% off! For more information and to register, visit thurberhouse.org/pen-and-tell-it.

Classroom Antics fuels your student’s passion for STEAM and develops kids from tech consumers into tech creators by designing a curriculum around products that kids love like LEGO, Minecraft, Roblox, VEX Robotics and Scratch Jr. Classroom Antics will be offering several summer camps for children ages 7-14 with locations in Worthington (June 15-18 and July 6-10); Hilliard (June 22-26); and Dublin (July 13-17). For more information and to register, please visit www.classroomantics.com.

Youth can learn how to care for the physical world we all share and help create a greener future at Kids as Planet Protectors: An Earth Day Celebration on April 18 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hosted by Seeds of Caring in partnership with the Grange Insurance Audubon Center, this event will feature multiple stations that will help kids take action by protecting our environment and investing in our planet’s future. Activities will include: a book swap, pollinator spinners, learning about composting and recycling, upcycled art, seed ball launching, wildlife encounters, tree planting, and so much more!