Raymond Recreation Association

Raymond Recreational Association Programs:

 Soccer

Children ages 5-13, K-6th grade. 

Program Director: Dan Swett 207-595-6554 or raymondrecsoccer@gmail.com

Skiing

Wednesday Ski programs

RES: Grades 1 - 4 directed by Gail Troiano - FMI: 749-6308

JSMS: Grades 5 - 8 directed by Jane Leonard - FMI: (858) 212-1249

jfleonardlane@gmail.com 

Friday Night Ski Program

We are considering discontinuing our Friday night program due to low numbers.  If you want the program to continue, contact Gail Troiano - 749-6308

Basketball

Click HERE to be directed to our Basketball program page for more information.

Tennis

IF YOU ARE ABLE TO HELP WITH THE PROGRAM, PLEASE CONTACT Beth Clark at  650-1046 or jnbclark87@gmail.com 

Karate

Karate is offered Wednesday afternoons at Raymond Elementary School for children in grades 1 - 4. Lessons are taught by Sensei Lisa Magiera. Classes begin in September and run through the school year.

FMI call Lisa Magiera @ 207-627-7170

Registration forms are HERE

www.bkdfitness.com

Swimming

The summer swim program offers a 3 week lesson program for Kindergarten and up in July.  To learn more click on the "Swim Program" link on the right column of this page.

Running Program  

The Running Program is offered in the fall and spring. This program is open to all children in grades 2-4. The running program meets on Tuesday and Thursday from 3:15-4:15 pm starting in the RES gym. Both RES and JSMS fields and trails will be used.  For more information please see the running program page listed in the right column.

Program Director:Melissa Dlugas 

Melissajones71@roadrunner.com 

Officers:

President: Beth Clark - 627-8771

Vice President: Peter Brooks

Secretary: Alex Jackson

Treasurer: Leigh Walker - 655-2135

Raymond Recreation Association is a private, non-profit organization of interested adults who wish to provide recreational opportunities to the children of Raymond. It is not associated with the school or town government, but works closely with other groups. Adults involved are volunteers rather than paid professionals; thus, the costs of the various programs are minimized. Some fund raising is necessary to offset the costs of activities: i.e. swimming lessons.

The Raymond Recreation Association has existed since 1963 in Raymond, serving hundreds of children each year.