Parenting Resources

Don't sit around bored after school! Each day at Breckenridge Mountain Camp (BMC), your child will receive a healthy snack and have the opportunity to participate in activities designed to give them more structure in their after-school day. New this year, Mondays are devoted to science & math experiments. Tuesdays through Fridays, your child may obtain homework help and participate in swimming, climbing, playing gym games and doing arts & crafts. BMC is a state licensed program and includes transportation to the Rec Center which is provided by Summit County school buses.

The Breckenridge Mountain Camp program is held Mondays thru Fridays, August 21, 2012 to May 30, 2013, 3:30-6:00pm (fee: $10.00). Campers from Upper Blue Elementary will board the UB-B bus and campers from Breckenridge Elementary will board the BR-B bus. Staff will be on-site at each school to check in campers and to ride on the bus back to the Rec Center. All campers must have a full BMC Camper Packet filled out to participate in this program. Packets are available at the front desk of the Recreation Center. Please remember to register your child by noon of that program day!

Is your child looking for a fun and challenging after school activity? Breckenridge Recreation Center offers a wide selection of after school programs and activities for kids ages 5 through 12. Activities include tumbling. lacrosse, skateboarding, peaceful warriors, junior tennis lessons, cooking classes, Taekwondo, swim club, competitive swim team, learn to swim lessons, junior climbing programs, adventure club, and Celtic steps. Also - don't forget about the popular Parents Night Out program.

For more detailed information and to register for these programs, please visit www.breckenridgerecreation.com.

Carriage House is an early childhood learning center dedicated to providing our children with high quality care and developmentally appropriate education. We support the needs of families in our high country community while contributing to the wholesome growth of our future citizens.

Centering Pregnancy is currently the gold standard of care that integrates the three major components of care: education, healthcare and social support. Prenatal care and education are provided in a relaxed group setting where eight to twelve women with similar due dates meet to share their experience. They learn care skills, participate in a facilitated discussion, and develop a support network with other group members. Each Pregnancy group meets for a total of 10 sessions throughout pregnancy and early postpartum. Over time, Centering Pregnancy has a proven track record of superb outcomes for both mother and baby. The Centering Pregnancy model is offered at High Country Healthcare OB/GYN to all of our patients. For some of our patients, Centering Pregnancy is a collaborative effort between Summit Community Care Clinic, Summit County Public Health and High Country Healthcare OB/GYN.