Summer Camps 2025
- AP Boot Camps
- Career Exploration Camp
- CCSO Camps
- Early Childhood Summer Story Hours
- Lackey Summer Youth Camp
- Nanjemoy Creek Summer Camps
- Science Center STEM Camps
- Summer Enrichment Camps
AP Boot Camps
AP Boot Camps
Grades 9-12
AP Boot Camps offer high school students an introduction to Advanced Placement (AP) courses.
The student must be enrolled in the AP course for the 2025-26 school year.
When
Monday, July 28 - Thursday, July 31
8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Location
Theodore G. Davis Middle School
2495 Davis Road | Waldorf, MD 20603
Tuition
$150 per student*
Lunch is provided.
* Families that qualify for financial assistance will receive free camp.
Transportation is NOT provided.
Camps Offered
- AP Computer Science A
- AP Psychology
- AP US History
- AP Language & Composition
- AP Statistics
- AP Precalculus
- AP Spanish
AP Computer Science A
Designed to help students excel in both the course and the AP exam, this camp offers an engaging and supportive learning environment. Students will dive into key concepts, hands-on coding exercises, and exam strategies. Don't miss this opportunity to boost your skills, confidence, and readiness for the upcoming school year. Enroll now and take the first step towards AP success!
*Requirement: Students must be enrolled in AP Computer Science A for the 2025-2026 school year.
AP Psychology
This AP Bootcamp will focus on introducing incoming AP Psychology students to the basic concepts needed to be successful in AP Psychology. The course will be broken up to highlight the four Scientific Practices Associated with Psychology: Concept Application, Research Methods, Data Interpretation, and Argumentation. Each day will begin by introducing the concepts and vocabulary for the current Scientific Practice. The afternoon will focus on applying and practicing the concepts discussed in the morning. Application activities will include Speed Dating, Taboo, “Survive This!”, and more. By the end of this Bootcamp, students will have a solid conceptual foundation for a successful year of AP Psychology.
*Requirement: Students must be enrolled in AP Psychology for the 2025-2026 school year.
AP US History
Prepare for success in AP U.S. History with our intensive Bootcamp! Designed for motivated students, this fast-paced program covers key topics, test-taking strategies, and critical thinking skills to help you excel on the AP exam. Expert instructors guide you through historical events, themes, and essay techniques, boosting your confidence and performance. Whether you're aiming for a top score or looking to strengthen your understanding, this Bootcamp offers the perfect balance of instruction, practice, and support. Sign up now and get ready to conquer the AP U.S. History exam!
*Requirement: Students must be enrolled in AP US History for the 2025-2026 school year.
AP Language & Composition
Kickstart success in AP Language & Composition with a focused, four-day prep experience! Students will explore the AP exam format, tackle a timed essay, and dive into the writing rubric—breaking down sophistication, thesis development, and evidence use. They'll sharpen reading skills with annotation practice and note-taking strategies and boost their rhetorical vocabulary through an exciting geocaching, scavenger hunt and escape room challenge. This engaging workshop builds confidence, critical thinking, and essential academic skills—setting students up for a strong start in AP Lang and beyond. Perfect for motivated learners ready to take on the challenge with the tools they need to thrive!
*Requirement: Students must be enrolled in AP Language & Composition for the 2025-2026 school year.
AP Statistics
AP Statistics is the math most connected to the real world. Students will focus on the skills necessary for a successful year in AP Statistics including time management, organization, and problem-solving skills. In this bootcamp, we will cover the basics of data analysis and visualization using real world data. Students will also learn to handle data on both the TI-84 calculator and computers, and will learn to calculate useful statistical measures on both devices.
*Requirement: Students must be enrolled in AP Statistics for the 2025-2026 school year.
AP Precalculus
AP Precalculus equips students with a solid foundation to succeed in future college-level mathematics and science courses. This course is particularly valuable for students whose academic and career paths do not necessitate calculus, as it helps them meet college mathematics requirements. The bootcamp program emphasizes essential skills such as time management, organization, and problem-solving to ensure a productive and successful experience in AP Precalculus. Students will revisit and strengthen their prior knowledge and foundational skills, preparing them for the challenges of the course. Additionally, participants will gain hands-on experience using both the TI-84 and DESMOS graphing calculators for mathematical manipulations. By the conclusion of the bootcamp, students will leave with an interactive notebook that serves as a comprehensive record of their summer learning experience.
*Requirement: Students must be enrolled in AP Precalculus for the 2025-2026 school year.
AP Spanish
This camp is designed to help students build confidence and readiness for the rigorous AP Spanish curriculum. Campers will engage in all four language domains—speaking, reading, writing, and listening—through interactive activities and assessments. Grammar and comprehension skills will also be reviewed to evaluate language proficiency and set personalized and group learning goals. Whether you're refining your skills or aiming to boost your fluency, this camp will prepare you for success in AP Spanish.
*Requirement: Students must be enrolled in AP Spanish for the 2025-2026 school year.
Summer Enrichment and AP Boot Camp Brochures
English
Spanish
For additional information, please contact the Office of Gifted Education at ccpsgifted@ccboe.com.
Career Exploration Camp
Career Exploration Camps
Grades 6 - 7 (2024-2025 school year)
CCPS students will have the chance to learn about the many Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways, and Apprenticeship opportunities available in high school
Students will work to identify their personal strengths and interests to develop their own career plan for their high school years.
Students will experience hands-on explorative activities.
When:
Monday, July 7 - Friday, July 11
8 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily
Location
North Point High School
2500 Davis Road, Waldorf, MD 20603
Tuition is FREE.
Transportation is NOT provided.
Registration
CCPS Students in Grades 6-7 (2024-25 school year)
Preference given to students who have not attended the CTE Exploration camp in the past.
Space is LIMITED. First come, first served. Wait list will be available.
For additional information, please contact Rebecca Brandt at rbrandt@ccboe.com.
CCSO Camps
CCSO Camps
Presented by the Charles County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) and Charles County Public Schools (CCPS).
Free to all Charles County residents.
- Badges for Baseball Camp
- Basketball Camp
- Football Camp
- Ladies Leadership Soccer Camp
- Youth Achievement Program
Badges for Baseball Camp
Badges for Baseball
Grades: 5-8 (based on 2024-25 school year)
The camp participants will receive baseball instruction from coaches and special guests. In addition, the campers will also compete in a tournament. Finally, the campers will receive variety of real world life lessons to include topics such as sportsmanship, decision making, conflict resolution, communication skills, teamwork, leadership, nutrition, and self management.
No baseball experience is required to participate. Your camper is encouraged to bring a baseball glove, wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. We will have limited number of baseball gloves on hand. if your child brings cleats, they will need an alternate pair of shoes as well. For the safety of all campers, parents will not be permitted to be on the grounds during the camp. On Tuesday, June 24th, please arrive between 7:30 and 7:45am for registration.
Camp Dates:
Tue., June 24-Thu., June 26
8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Location: Laurel Springs Regional Park
Parents of participants will be responsible for transportation to and from Laurel Springs Park, 5940 Radio Station Road, La Plata, MD 20646 .
Students must be picked up at the end of each camp session.
Lunch will be provided.
(Parents must provide lunch for students with special diets or food allergies.)
Registration
Participation is limited to the first 85 students accepted into the program.
Please register your child based on their grade for the 2024-2025 school year.
Basketball Camp
Basketball Camp
Grades: 5-8 (based on 2024-25 school year)
The camp participants will receive basketball instruction from coaches and special guests. In addition, the campers will also compete in a tournament. Finally, the campers will receive variety of real world life lessons to include topics such as sportsmanship, decision making, conflict resolution, communication skills, teamwork, leadership, nutrition, and self management.
No basketball experience is required to participate. Your camper is encouraged to wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. For the safety of all campers parents will not be permitted to be on the grounds during the camp.
Should you require any additional information on the Charles County Sheriff’s Office Basketball Camp, do not hesitate to contact PFC Quigley at quigleyc@ccso.us or 301-932-2222.
Camp Dates:
Tues., July 1-Thurs., July 3
8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Location: St. Charles High School
Parents of participants will be responsible for transportation to and from St. Charles High School, 5305 Piney Church Road, Waldorf, MD 20602.
Lunch will be provided.
(Parents must provide lunch for students with special diets or food allergies.)
Registration
Please register your child based on their grade for the 2024-2025 school year.
Football Camp
Football Camp
Grades: 5-8 (based on 2024-25 school year)
The camp participants will receive football instruction from coaches and special guests. In addition, the campers will also compete in a combine and a flag football tournament. Finally, the campers will receive variety of real world life lessons to include topics such as sportsmanship, decision making, conflict resolution, communication skills, teamwork, leadership, nutrition, and self management.
No football experience is required to participate. Your camper is encouraged to wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather (NO CLEATS). For the safety of all campers parents will not be permitted to be on the grounds during the camp.
Should you require any additional information on the Charles County Sheriff’s Office Football Camp, do not hesitate to contact CPL Virts at 301-753-1755 or virtsb@ccso.us; or PFC Joffe at 301-753-1758 or joffes@ccso.us.
Camp Dates:
Tue., July 8-thu., July 10
8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Location: St. Charles High School
Participants' parents will be responsible for transportation to and from St. Charles High School, 5305 Piney Church Road, Waldorf, MD 20602.
Lunch will be provided.
(Parents must provide lunch for students with special diets or food allergies.)
Registration
Please register your child based on their grade for the 2024-2025 school year.
Ladies Leadership Soccer Camp
Ladies Leadership Soccer Camp
Grades: 2-5 (based on 2024-25 school year)
The camp participants will receive top quality instruction from coaches and players presented by the School Resource Officers. The program incorporates life skills classes taken from the Healthy Choices/Healthy Children curriculum. These programs include a variety of real world life lessons covering topics such as sportsmanship, decision making, conflict resolution, communication skills, teamwork, leadership, nutrition, and self management.
No soccer experience is required to participate. Your camper is encouraged to bring shin guards, cleats, a water bottle, and dress for the weather. For the safety of all campers parents will not be permitted to be on the grounds during the camp. On Tue., July 1, please arrive between 7:30-7:45 a.m. for registration.
Camp Dates:
Tue., July 1-thu., July 3
8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Location: St. Charles High School
Participants' parents will be responsible for transportation to and from St. Charles High School, 5305 Piney Church Road, Waldorf, MD 20602.
Lunch will be provided.
(Parents must provide lunch for students with special diets or food allergies.)
Registration
Participation is limited to the first 80 students accepted into the program.
Please register your child based on their grade for the 2024-2025 school year.
Youth Achievement Program
Youth Achievement Program
Grades: 5-8 (based on 2024-25 school year)
The program incorporates life skills classes taken from the Healthy Choices/Healthy Children and Arise curriculums. These programs include a variety of real-world life lessons covering topics such as personal responsibility, sportsmanship, decision making, conflict resolution, communication skills, teamwork, leadership, gang prevention, substance abuse prevention, bullying prevention, nutrition, and self-management. Field trips will be on Thursday to a Blue Crabs Game, Farming for Hunger, and Kings Dominion. The Kings Dominion trip will be Thursday, July 31st and will be an extended day.
We are firmly committed to providing the tools to our young people that will enable them to succeed and make good choices. We believe that our program will significantly enhance your child's success in school and life.
Camp Dates:
Mon., July 14-Thu., July 31: 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday-Thursday for three weeks
Thurs., July 31: extended day because of the Kings Dominion field trip
Location: St. Charles High School
St. Charles High School, 5305 Piney Church Road, Waldorf, MD 20602
Participants' parents will be responsible for transportation to and from St. Charles High School daily.
Lunch will be provided.
(Parents must provide lunch for students with special diets or food allergies.)
Registration
Please register your child based on their grade for the 2024-2025 school year.
Early Childhood Summer Story Hours
Early Childhood Summer Story Hours
Charles County children ages 2-5
Join us for summer story hours that focus on school readiness skills for children ages 2-5 who reside in Charles County.
The goal of the group is to provide enriching experiences that promote school readiness skills including language and literacy, mathematics, social foundations, and gross and fine motor development.
Each group meets for 4 weeks. Registered participants should plan to attend all 4 weeks. A parent or caregiver must participate in each session alongside the child. You must pre-register using the link below for your preferred group.
Please choose only one group to allow more families to participate.
For additional information, please contact Beth Sorsby at bsorsby@ccboe.com.
Lackey Summer Youth Camp
Lackey Summer Youth Camp
Grade 2 (Fall 2025) - 13 years old
The Lackey Summer Youth Camp provides supervised activities in the following areas: soccer, touch football, basketball, floor hockey, swimming, kickball, Whiffle ball and other games. CCPS employees receive a 50% discount on the cost of the camp.
When
June 23-July 18, 2025 Monday-Friday
(Camp will be closed on July 4)
Time Options |
Regular Cost |
Employee Cost |
|---|---|---|
8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. |
$460.00 |
$240 |
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. |
$536.00 |
$280 |
Location
Henry E. Lackey High School
3000 Chicamuxen Road, Indian Head, MD 20640
Camp Staff
Coordinator: Amy Robinson, Aquatics Coordinator, Henry E. Lackey High School
Director: Marty Margolis, Henry E. Lackey Youth Camp Director
Counselors: Local high school and college students
Facilities
- twenty-five yard indoor swimming pool
- two gymnasiums
- football, baseball and softball fields
- six tennis courts
- cafeteria
What to bring
- bathing suit
- towel
- lunch
Online Registration
- Priority registration is for families signing up for all four weeks of camp. Registration is open until full. A second registration will be made available if space remains.
- Parents must register and pay online with a credit card. Credit card payments are processed online through MySchoolBucks.
- Once payment is received, no refund will be provided. Extenuating circumstances will be handled on a case-by-case basis with supporting documentation.
For questions about the Lackey Summer Youth Camp, please contact Amy Robinson at arobinson@ccboe.com or 301-753-1753 ext. 702.
Nanjemoy Creek Summer Camps
Nanjemoy Creek Summer Camps
Grades 3-8
Nanjemoy Creek Environmental Education Center (NCEEC) is hosting ten, one-day camps in June and August.
Campers must be dropped off and picked up at NCEEC.
Nanjemoy Creek Environmental Education Center
5300 Turkey Tayac Place
Nanjemoy, MD 20662
Raptors Rule for Grades 3-8
June 16: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
If you have ever been interested in birds of prey (raptors), then this camp is for you! We will learn about what makes raptors a unique group of birds and explore local raptors in the area. We will look for wild raptors and their nests in different habitats. In addition, we will feed and meet out captive raptors and dissect an owl pellet. Students should bring a lunch and water bottle and dress for outdoor activities. Drop off and pick up is at Nanjemoy Creek Environmental Education Center. Camp runs from 8:30-3:00pm
Cost: $50 per camper
Register for Raptors Rule Camp
Birds of a Feather for Grades 3-8
June 17: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
This camp is something to “Tweet” about! Come learn about the birds that call Charles County home! Activities will include birdwatching in a variety of habitats, a bird show, games, crafts, and more! Students should bring a lunch and water bottle and dress for outdoor activities. Drop off and pick up is at Nanjemoy Creek Environmental Education Center. Camp runs from 8:30-3:00pm.
Cost: $50 per camper
Register for Birds of a Feather Camp
Wonderful Wildlife for Grades 4-6
June18: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Wildlife comes in all shapes and sizes – it can be big or small, slimy or soft, bumpy or smooth, fuzzy or scaly. Campers will explore the world of reptiles, mammals, birds and insects. They will get to meet a live snake, bird and bee and learn about their place in the environment. Students should bring a lunch and water bottle and dress for outdoor activities. Drop off and pick up is at Nanjemoy Creek Environmental Education Center. Camp runs from 8:30-3:00pm.
Cost: $50 per camper
Register for Wonderful Wildlife Camp
Eco-Art Explorers for Grades 5-8
June 20: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
A simple walk in the woods can inspire beautiful creations. Campers will soak up nature and create crafts inspired by what they see in both the woods and a small pond. Campers will make leaf animals, plarn (plastic yarn) flowers, pony bead frogs and more. Students should bring a lunch and water bottle and dress for outdoor activities. Drop off and pick up is at Nanjemoy Creek Environmental Education Center. Camp runs from 8:30-3:00pm.
Cost:; $50 per camper
Register for Eco-Art Explorers Camp
Powered by Nature for Grades 3-8
June 23: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
An eco inspired STEM/makers camp. Campers will explore solar, wind, and mechanical energy through building a solar bug, wind spinner, solar balloon, and a mysterious repurposed comeback can. Students will also build a solar oven to prepare a solar s’more! Students should bring a lunch and water bottle and dress for outdoor activities. Drop off and pick up is at Nanjemoy Creek Environmental Education Center. Camp runs from 8:30-3:00pm.
Cost: $50 per camper
Register for Powered by Nature Camp
Survival Camp for Grades 5-8
June 24: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Do you have what it takes to survive the great outdoors? If so, please join us at Nanjemoy Creek on June 24th for our survival inspired day camp. Activities will include primitive shelter building, fire making, archery and more! Students should bring a lunch and water bottle and dress for outdoor activities. Drop off and pick up is at Nanjemoy Creek Environmental Education Center. Camp runs from 8:30-3:00pm.
Cost: $50 per camper
Fishing for Fun for Grades 3-8
June 25: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Come learn all about the amazing world of fish and get “hooked” on fun! Activities will include fishing, shore seining, fish games, crafts, and more! Students will need to pack a lunch, water bottle, swim attire w/water shoes and a towel. It is preferred that they have their swim attire on under their clothes to minimize the time to change.Drop off and pick up is at Nanjemoy Creek Environmental Education Center. Camp runs from 8:30-3:00pm.
Cost: $50 per camper
Register for Fishing for Fun Camp
Canoe Camp for Grades 6-12
June 26: 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Note: This camp runs from 8:30-1:30
Join us for a paddle ‘sesh’ as we explore Nanjemoy Creek and the surrounding wetlands. Activities will include watershed activities, paddle/canoe practice, wetland exploration by canoe, and canoe races. Students will need to pack a lunch, water bottle, swim attire w/water shoes and a towel. It is preferred that they have their swim attire on under their clothes to minimize the time to change. Drop off and pick up is at Nanjemoy Creek Environmental Education Center. Camp runs from 8:30-1:30pm.
Cost: $50 per camper
Habitat Explorers Camp for Grades 3-8
August 5: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Explore all the habitats that make up the Nanjemoy Creek campus! Campers will discover what organisms are present in the marsh, meadow, forest, ponds, and creek. We’ll explore food webs, biodiversity, and more! Students should bring a lunch and water bottle and dress for outdoor activities. Drop off and pick up is at Nanjemoy Creek Environmental Education Center. Camp runs from 8:30-3:30pm.
Cost: $50 per camper
Register for Habitat Explorers Camp
Eco-Crafters for Grades 5-8
August 6: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Some discarded items are just waiting to be turned into treasures. Campers will learn about upcycling (reusing a discarded object in such a way as to create an object of higher quality or value). This camp will focus on trash and ways to keep it out of landfills. Campers will create a mosaic flowerpot using bits of broken plates and pottery. They will explore the world of worms and then plant a native plant using soil and worm compost in their pots. We will also explore how to create a work of art using discarded items. Students should bring a lunch and water bottle and dress for outdoor activities. Drop off and pick up is at Nanjemoy Creek Environmental Education Center. Camp runs from 8:30-3:30pm.
Cost: $50 per camper
For questions about the Nanjemoy Creek Summer Camps, please contact Tim Emhoff at temhoff@ccboe.com.
Science Center STEM Camps
Science Center STEM Camps
Grades 4-8 and Grades 10-12
Location
James E. Richmond Science Center
(located within St. Charles High School)
5305 Piney Church Road | Waldorf, MD 20602 | 301-934-7464
STEM 1-Day Camps
JUNE 16 | JUNE 17 | JUNE 18
JULY 7 | JULY 8 | JULY 9 | JULY 10
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
SNACK & Lunch Provided
TRANSPORTATION NOT PROVIDED
Campers will explore various STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math) content and themes each day, with projects that can be finished in one day.
GRADES:
4-8 (2025-26 school year)
Tuition:
$50 per day
NON-REFUNDABLE
JSEP
JULY 21 - AUGUST 7
(weekdays)
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
3-WEEK COMMITMENT
SNACK & Lunch PROVIDED
Transportation NOT PROVIDED
The Junior Space Entrepreneur Program will better prepare today’s youth to obtain and fulfill positions within STEM-based companies by providing an immersive educational experience. JSEP places students in immersive scenarios that teach and enhance necessary 21st Century Essential Skills and connects those skills to real-world careers. In partnership with the Space Foundation.
GRADES:
10-12 (2025-26 school year)
Tuition:
$150 WITH $25 NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT
REQUIRED:
Students with a strong interest in STEM and and entrepreneurial mindset.
For additional information, please contact Monique Wilson at mwilson@ccboe.com.
Summer Enrichment Camps
Summer Enrichment Camps
Kindergarten - Grade 8
When
Monday, July 28 - Thursday, July 31
8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Locations
| Kindergarten: | Grades 1-8: |
|---|---|
| William A. Diggs Elementary School 2615 Davis Road, Waldorf, MD 20603 |
Theodore G. Davis Middle School 2495 Davis Road, Waldorf, MD 20603 |
Tuition
$150 per student*
Lunch is provided.
* Families that qualify for financial assistance will receive free camp.
Transportation is NOT provided.
Camp Names and Descriptions
Kindergarten
| Camp Name | Camp Description |
|---|---|
| Scribbles and Giggles | Let's learn through play! Students will work on handwriting, listen to stories, reading /math concepts, and cooperative play with board games and art activities. Your student is sure to scribble and giggle throughout their day! |
| HOORAY for Kindergarten: Summer Style | Get ready for a summer adventure full of learning, laughter, and sunshine! Join us as we celebrate the exciting journey into kindergarten with fun-filled activities and school readiness. Each day, campers will experience a playful version of a kindergarten schedule, sprinkled with all the joy summer has to offer. We'll enjoy healthy summertime snacks on two days and a refreshing cool treat on another. To help us shine as bright as the sun, every camper will receive their very own sunglasses and a special camp bag on the first day. This camp is the perfect way to build confidence, make new friends, and get excited for kindergarten. Let’s shine bright—kindergarten, here we come! |
| Kindergarten Sneak Peek | Curious about what kindergarten is like? Come get a sneak peek in this exciting, hands-on camp designed just for rising kindergarteners! We'll read engaging stories, sing catchy songs, dance with joy, create colorful art, and even whip up some tasty treats. With so much fun packed into each day, your child will be counting down the days until kindergarten begins! |
Grades 1-2
| Camp Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Geology Explorers | Interested in learning about the wonders of rocks and minerals? This is the place for you! Together we will discover various geological formations, earths resources, different rocks, and uncover one of natures most fascinating beauties. |
| Stories Come Alive! | Do you love diving into new stories and using your imagination? In this exciting camp, a new book will come to life each day through hands-on activities, creative art projects, and fun dramatic play. From painting scenes to acting out characters, you’ll experience the magic of storytelling like never before. Get ready to read, create, and perform—because in this camp, stories don’t just stay on the page... they come alive! |
| Created to Create: The Draw & Write Experience | Unlock your child's creativity in this fun and interactive camp! Young artists will listen to engaging stories, practice sentence writing, and follow step-by-step drawing instructions to bring their ideas to life. Once their masterpiece takes shape, they’ll add personal touches using a variety of art mediums. Campers will build confidence, strengthen listening skills, and enjoy socializing while sharing their artwork. Perfect for little creators who love storytelling, drawing, and expressing themselves through art! |
| Super Spirit Cheer Camp | This high-energy camp is the perfect introduction to the exciting world of cheerleading for rising 1st and 2nd graders. Campers will learn basic cheer motions, jumps, and dance routines while building teamwork and confidence. In addition to cheering, we’ll dive into fun team-building games and creative cheer-themed crafts. Get ready to shout, sparkle, and show your spirit—Go Team! |
Grades 3-5
| Camp Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Science Explorers: Summer Adventures in Discovery | Students will embark on a thrilling adventure with STEM activities. They will dive into the amazing world of marvelous machines, fantastic forces, electrifying energy, and creative chemistry through hands-on experiments. From drawing magnetic mazes to LED lights powered with DIY lemon batteries, students in grades 3-5 will use their creativity and learned knowledge. Enroll now for your child to have an exciting summer filled with discovery, innovation, and endless fun! Let the exploring begin! |
| WeaveTastic Fun! | Come and join the fun using yarn and string to create bookmarks, coasters and a variety of different types of friendship bracelets. You will learn how to create your own weaving looms with different shapes and sizes. |
| Una aventura en la cultura | This is an opportunity to really experience some of the cultures students will learn as they start taking language classes. Students will take a “trip” to different Spanish-speaking countries through their, music, food, festivals, art and MORE. Each day we will explore a new element through hands on experiences. An adventure you won’t regret – ¡vamos! |
| ARTventure Creativity Camp | Do you love art? Want to get creative and make something new everyday? ARTventure Creativity Camp is for you! During this camp, you will spend time making your own sketchbook, drawing, painting, beading, even sculpting! |
| Painting the town | Calling all young artists! Join us for Painting the Town, a creative and exciting art camp where kids in 3rd-5th grade will bring characters to life on canvas. Each child will receive two pre-drawn canvases featuring fun characters, but the magic happens when they add their own unique colors, designs, and personal touches! With guided instruction and plenty of room for creativity, campers will explore different painting techniques while making each character their own. Whether they love bold colors, patterns, or special details, every masterpiece will be one-of-a-kind! Get ready to paint, create, and have fun in this inspiring and hands-on art experience. Let’s paint the town! |
Grades 6-8
| Camp Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Camp Half-Blood | Join us as we explore the world of Greek mythology, play Percy Jackson-themed trivia games, write our own mythological stories, and compete in exciting cabin challenges. You'll design your own cabin flag, go on thrilling scavenger hunts, and it all leads up to an epic game of Capture the Flag—Camp Half-Blood style! |
| Sew Much Fun! | Join us for a fun and creative camp where you'll learn the basics of hand sewing, explore color schemes in fashion, and make awesome crafts! From threading needles to picking the perfect color combos for your tie dye, this camp is perfect for 6th–8th graders who love to create with their hands. No experience needed—just bring your imagination! |
| Summer Band Camp | This camp is for the incoming 6th, 7th, and 8th grade (SY 2025-2026) band students who enjoy playing and learning new music. In addition, the students will reinforce what they already know, learn new skills, and play musical games. This is a good opportunity to keep in shape and be ready for the new school year. *Requirement: Students must have a minimum of 8 months experience playing their band instrument. |
| Acting, Writing, & Theater: The Art of Story Telling | Step into the spotlight! In this creative camp, young performers will learn how to bring stories to life through movement, facial expressions, and clear communication. Campers will explore the art of acting while discovering how to write their own plays and performances. From script to stage, students will collaborate to create, rehearse, and perform their very own show by the end of the week. Get ready to shine, express yourself, and become a true storyteller! |
| Minute Mysteries | Students will explore the world of mystery by writing their own short stories based on creative prompts. After writing, they’ll build 3D dioramas that bring scenes from their stories to life. Each day, students will have the chance to share their stories and dioramas with the class, combining writing and hands-on creativity in a fun and interactive way. |
| Stitching with Mrs. S | Sewing is a great skill that you can use for many different things! From fixing clothing to making your own accessories to embroidery, the options are endless! By the end of camp you will learn the basics of hand sewing, a skill that will help you for your entire life. |
| Crochet Creations | Learn to crochet or take your skills to the next level. All experience levels are welcome! Beginners will master the basics and craft classic granny square pieces. Intermediate crocheters will explore more complex stitches within their squares. Advanced students will design and create their own unique granny squares. Whether it's a cozy blanket, stylish clothing, or a fun stuffed creature—your granny square can become anything you imagine! |
Summer Enrichment and AP Boot Camp Brochures
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