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Kids / Teens

Hours of Operation
Monday–Friday: 5:00am-9:30pm
Saturday: 8:00am-6:00pm
Sunday: 1:00pm-6:00pm

KidZone Hours
Monday / Wednesday
     8:00am - 2:00pm / 4:00pm - 9:00pm
Tuesday / Thursday
     8:00am - 12:00pm / 4:00pm - 8:00pm
Friday
     8:00am - 2:00pm / 4:00pm - 8:00pm
Saturday 8:00am - 4:00pm

Contact Us
Sharon Crosby -Executive Director
Donna Williams - Associate Executive Director
Jakki Allen - Wellness Director
Laura Burk - Aquatics Director
Angela Hicks - DayStar Director
Burt Cannon - Sports & Programs Director
Shirley Learn - Family Program Director

Phone: (904) 272-4304
Fax: (904) 272-8796

Middleburg Program Center
Middleburg Program Center Site

School Age Services
School Age Services Site

Download Center

Family Program Guide
Family Program Registration Form
Financial Assistance Application
Guest Card

Aquatics
Pool Rules
Pool Schedule
Youth Age Guidelines
Water Safety Tips

Swim Team
Swim Team Application
Swim Team Registration
Swim Status Change Form
Flyers Handbook

Child Care
KidZone Hours
PrYme Time Handbook
PrYme Time Registration
PrYme Time Fact Sheet
Licensing Standards

Group Exercise
Search our new Group Exercise Schedule

Pool Parties
Pool Party Info
Semi-Private Party Prices

Sports
Quicksports Website
Sports Registration Dates
Tumbling
Cheerleading
Gymnastics

Take Stock In Children
Take Stock In Children

Member Code of Conduct
Code of Conduct

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Outreach

Bob Dye Clay Family YMCA Community Outreach

The YMCA’s mission is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. And our Strong Kids scholarship fund makes it possible for everyone who wants the Y experience to have it, regardless of financial circumstances. The annual Strong Kids Campaign funds member scholarships, camp experiences and extends the Y’s reach into our schools. Your contributions are critical to continuing this important initiative.

What is Strong Kids?

“Strong Kids” is the YMCA’s Annual Fundraising Campaign. It is the YMCA’s belief that all children and families should have the same basic opportunities that others have, regardless of ability to pay. The Strong Kids campaign makes this happen. This is an organized effort by a group of committed community volunteers to raise funds so that children and families in Clay County do not have to go without essential character building programs.

The YMCA offers sliding scale financial assistance for its programs, including:

Before and After School Care
Summer and Holiday Day Camp
Soccer, Basketball and Flag Football
Membership Services
Swim Lessons
DayStar (Adult day training for the severely disabled)

Please contact a YMCA staff member if you would like to know more about the Strong Kids Campaign.

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The Bob Dye Clay Family YMCA DayStar Program

The YMCA believes that everyone deserves to enjoy life’s richness, and that includes our members with mental and physical disabilities. Our award winning DayStar program provides training support and the YMCA’s special brand of love for handi-abled members of our community.

DayStar Center celebrated their 7th year anniversary in May 2007. DayStar is a Pre-vocational, Recreational and Rehabilitative Day Treatment Program for Severely/Profoundly Disabled Adults.

With the support of the Department of Children and Families, Brooks Health Foundation, Jacksonville Community Foundation, The Reinhold Foundation, B.A.S.C.A., Trinity Fabricators, and numerous community businesses and individuals, the YMCA was able to develop this unique program.

The founder, Jo Knott, recognized the need for programs for disabled adults in Clay County. After graduation from public high school, disabled adults in Clay County had few options. Those incapable of assuming jobs in supported employment found themselves relegated to seclusion in their homes-organized programs capable of attending to their needs simply did not exist. Thus with the support of B.A.S.C.A. and the Bob Dye-Clay Family YMCA, the DayStar Center was born.