Toms river launches fall recreation programs for kids after school and holidays

Toms River launches fall recreation programs for kids after school and holidays

TOMS RIVER, NJ – With students back in class, Toms River Township is rolling out a lineup of fall recreation programs to keep kids active and engaged outside of school hours.

The township announced new sessions including cooking classes, tennis lessons, STEM programs, karate, skateboarding, and the returning favorite Marine Science Mondays. Programs are also scheduled for school holidays, including multi-sports and tennis activities.

Toms river launches fall recreation programs for kids after school and holidays
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Registration is available through Community Pass, with full details posted on the township’s Recreation Department webpage.

Officials encouraged families to sign up early, noting that several programs typically fill quickly once registration opens.


Key Points

  • Toms River Recreation Department offering cooking, tennis, STEM, karate, skateboarding, and marine science programs.
  • Special programs will be available on school holidays.
  • Registration is open online through Community Pass.

From cooking to science, Toms River kids will have plenty to do when the school day ends.

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