Delaware County Community College (DCCC) provides Saturday morning and afternoon programs for kids and teens ages five to 15. A few subjects offered include Crime Scene Investigation (CSI), Cartooning, Computer Game Design, Meteorology, Safari Club, Photography, and Robotics. Karate, academic enrichment, and foreign language instruction are also available.

Four-week sessions begin in the fall and spring and generally cost under $125. Children enrolled at sponsoring public school districts can participate in programs at a discount of around $30. See the Programs for Kids and Teens schedule online for a complete list of sponsoring districts.

Parents are responsible for accompanying their children to and from the classroom at DCCC, but should not plan to stay for class.

Radnor Township Parks & Recreation Department provides a wide variety of programs for kids and teens.

In the spring, Radnor Township offers youth lacrosse, Little League Baseball, and softball programs. In the fall, a township soccer league has both house and travel soccer teams for girls and boys.

During the summer, Radnor Township provides reasonably priced, six-week Day Camp for kids ages six to 13, and a Tot Lot program for children ages four and five. A number of specialized camps for theater, science, computers, and sports such as field hockey, soccer, basketball, and lacrosse, are also available.

Throughout the year, kids ages three and up can take workshops in theater, chess, cooking, judo, flag football, indoor and outdoor soccer, puppetry, and much more.

Visit www.radnor.com/government/public_serv/parks/parks.html for a complete schedule of seasonal programs.