Youth Services

The Camp Lejeune Children and Youth Programs offers affordable options to meet the needs of our military families. After registering, you have access to any of our teen programs.

Many of the local schools use the Student 2 Student (S2S) program through the Military Child Education Coalition to access current curriculum and credits required. The Camp Lejeune Schools use the current military sponsorship program in addition to the base School Liaison Office.

Registration

The Resource & Referral office of the Children and Youth Programs Branch is located at Bldg TT 113. Phone numbers are 910-450-0053 or 910-450-0054. You will need to register your child or children before they can participate in programs offered and listed below. The Camp Lejeune Children, Youth, and Teen Programs Branch offers affordable options to meet the needs of our military families. After registering, you have access to the following programs:

Full-time childcare for ages 6 weeks to 12 years

• Hourly Care
• Family Child Care
• Saturday Night Care
• Before/After School Care
• Boys & Girls Clubs of America Programs at Youth Pavilions

  Youth Employment

  Youth employment programs have been established on the local bases and a Youth Job Fair is conducted each spring to assist teens in obtaining summer employment. The local Armed Services YMCA located in the Tarawa Terrace Housing area conducts a Baby-sitter Training Course, which trains children how to become certified babysitters.

  Youth Sports LEJEUNE OFFICE

  The Youth Sports office is located in Bldg. 1985 on Stone Street, across the street from the Berkeley Manor 7 Day store. The Youth Sports Office is open Tuesday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Registration dates are announced prior to each program or camp, with additional detailed information. Registration hours are from 8:30 to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information, please call 910-451-2177/2159.

  The following regular season TEAM SPORTS programs are provided by the Youth Sports Office:

• Basketball - Ages 6 to 12. Registration in September and October, and season goes November to March.
• Baseball - Ages 5 to 12. Registration in January and February. Season goes March to June.
• RUNNING PROGRAM - Ages 6-13 Registration in January and February, Season goes March to June.
• Soccer - Ages 5 to 12. Registration in July. Season goes August to November.
• Football/Cheerleading - Ages 6-12. Registration in July. Season goes August to November. Boy/Girl Scout Programs

  Boy Scouts of America - Onslow County/Camp Lejeune, Field Director can be reached at 910-455-9912.

  Girl Scouts of America - Onslow County/Camp Lejeune Field Director can be reached at 910-455-8908. Ages are broken down as follows:

• Daisy Girl Scouts - ages 5-6, grades K-1
• Brownie Girl Scouts - ages 6-8, grades 1-3
• Junior Girl Scouts - ages 8-11, grades 3-6
• Cadette Girl Scouts - ages 11-14, grades 6-9
• Senior Girl Scouts - ages 14-17, grades 9-12

  The Girl Scout Council of Coastal Carolina can be reached at 800-558-9297.

Base Curfew

The Base Curfews for juveniles is in accordance with Camp Lejeune and New River Juvenile Curfew/Restrictions (MCIE-MCB CAMLEJO 5500.6B) as follows:

Sunday through Thursday:

Ages 10-12 years old 8:00 pm - 6:00 am

Ages 13-15 years old 10:00 pm - 6:00 am

Ages 16-17 years old 11:00 pm - 6:00 am, unless in transit from their place of employment

Friday, Saturday, and the day prior to a Federal holiday:

Ages 10-12 years old 9:00 pm - 6:00 am

Ages 13-15 years old 11:00 pm- 6:00 am

Ages 16-17 years old 12:00 am - 6:00 am, unless in transit from their place of employment.

An unaccompanied juvenile is authorized to proceed to a school or base sponsored activity, remain at that activity until completion, and return to quarters by the most direct route. 

Camp Lejeune High School offers many and varied after and in-school programs for teens.

Sports offered at the high school include Volleyball, football, baseball-boys, softball-girls, track, basketball, soccer, cheerleading, girls tennis, swim team, wrestling and golf.

Clubs offered at the high school include Art, Dance, Newspaper, Yearbook, Key Club, Marching Band, Keyettes, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Jazz Band, Marching Band, Chorus, Spanish, French and Student Government.