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Future Stars Summer Camps
For ages 2.5 - 17
June 29th through August 21st
Day Camp (9-4pm)
Sayville, NY
at Sayville Middle School
For ages 2.5 - 17
June 29th through August 21st
Day Camp (9-4pm)
Weekly Sessions & Extended Hours Available
Summer Day Camp
291 Johnson Ave, Sayville, NY 11782
Expert Staff & Coaches
Every program is led by experienced educators and licensed coaches dedicated to your child’s growth and well-being.
Low Camper-to-Staff Ratio
Low camper-to-staff ratios ensure personalized attention and a supportive environment for every child.
45+ Years of Experience
With over 45 years of experience, Future Stars has a proven track record of delivering unforgettable summer experiences.
Make a Splash in the Sayville Pool!
Future Stars campers enjoy exclusive access to the indoor pool located within Sayville Middle School. The pool is professionally maintained and regularly inspected to ensure the highest safety standards.
Campers participate in daily recreational swim for approximately 45 minutes and our youngest campers also receive daily instructional swim.
Safety is our top priority. Our highly-qualified aquatics staff holds extensive certifications, including Lifeguard, Lifeguard Management, WSI, First Aid, and CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer.
All new campers are swim-tested on Mondays to assess skill level, with routine buddy checks conducted throughout each swim period.
Directions to Future Stars Sayville
Sayville Middle School is located in the heart of Sayville, New York on the South Shore of Long Island in Suffolk County.
The school is conveniently situated just south of Sunrise Highway (Route 27) and easily accessible from the Southern State Parkway and other major east–west roadways serving Long Island’s South Shore.
Its central Sayville location makes it easy to reach from surrounding Nassau and western Suffolk communities, and it is just minutes from the Sayville Long Island Rail Road station.
Ray Willie
Site Director since 2026
2010 Metropolitan Swimming Coach of the Year. Ray Willie started his swimming career at age 7 at the Three Village Swim Club. He holds an undergraduate degree from University at Buffalo and a master's degree from Stony Brook University, both in applied mathematics. He is currently a high school math teacher at East Islip High School.
Coach Ray was a 14-time All-American for the University at Buffalo. He was two-time MVP for the University, Freshman of the Year in 1989 and Upper New York State Swimmer of the Year in 1989. In 2004, he was honored by University at Buffalo by being inducted into their Athlete Hall of Fame.
He began his coaching career in 1992 as assistant coach for Canisius College Men’s and Women’s Division I swimming program. His tenure has included Head Junior Coach Cheektowaga Stingrays, Head Junior Coach Three Village Swim Club, and Head Coach Hauppauge Swim Club and senior team coach Three Village Swim Club. He currently coaches Smithtown/Hauppauge Varsity Boys swimming and diving who has won back to back Suffolk County Championships in 2023 and 2024. Coach Ray has coached several NY State, Junior National, Senior National and Olympic Trial qualifiers. He is the owner of Long Island Premiere Swim School and dedicates his time to working with swimmers of all ages. He has been published in Splash magazine twice for drill techniques on both breaststroke and competitive dives.
Margaret Kopcienski
Assistant Site Director since 2022
Margaret has been with Future Stars since 2018, serving as head coach, office manager, and now Assistant Site Director at Sayville. She holds a bachelor’s in History and a master’s in Special Education from St. Joseph’s University, New York, where she also played on the women’s basketball team. Margaret currently teaches special education at Miller Place High School, bringing dedication and expertise to all her students.
A lifelong basketball player, Margaret helped lead her high school team to two Suffolk County Championship titles and competed in AAU tournaments across the East Coast. She is the founder of Basketball for All, giving students with disabilities a chance to learn and enjoy the game. Margaret is passionate about helping campers grow, build confidence, and love the game as much as she does.