F.I.T. Kids offers an amazing program for Kindergarten through 6th grade children (Ages 5– 12) with several different kinds of sports classes such as Martial Arts, Dance, and other sporting activities. Through our Martial Arts classes we offer Life Skills Lessons in areas such as respect, self-discipline, focus, confidence, and much more!

F.I.T. Kids offers an amazing program for Kindergarten through 6th grade children (Ages 5– 12) with several different kinds of sports classes such as Martial Arts, Dance, and other sporting activities. Through our Martial Arts classes we offer Life Skills Lessons in areas such as respect, self-discipline, focus, confidence, and much more!

F.I.T. Kids offers an amazing program for Kindergarten through 6th grade children (Ages 5– 12) with several different kinds of sports classes such as Martial Arts, Dance, and other sporting activities. Through our Martial Arts classes we offer Life Skills Lessons in areas such as respect, self-discipline, focus, confidence, and much more!

Camp Rep attendees will experience a two-week artistic immersion which culminates in a creative showcase for families to see. Through engaging instruction from some of the region’s leading teaching artists, campers will take classes on Broadway Dance, Acting, Music, Creative Storytelling, Scenic and Lighting Design, and more. Camp Rep is an excellent opportunity to introduce youth to the benefits of arts education and performance. Each camper will have the opportunity to perform, be celebrated and thrive.

Little Creek Summer Camp (LCSC) is about more than fun in the sun, camp games, and singing songs. LCSC provides current 3rd through 5th graders from the Ferguson-Florissant School District the opportunity to develop important life skills, explore a passion for the environment, and avoid summer learning loss by participating in experiential programs focused on STEM and literacy skills.

For high school drum majors, section leaders and color guard captains, with classes in leadership, team building, conducting and more!

For students grades 9-12, concentrating on band music in the concert setting. Students work in sections as well as rehearse with full band throughout the camp.

These drop -off experiences are catered to children ages 5 to 10 and take place in local parks (especially Tower Grove Park and Forest Park) during school breaks. At least two adults will supervise and support outdoor play and nature exploration for small groups of up to 15. Older children (middle-schoolers/high schoolers) can act as counselors. Families will be required to sign a waiver for their child to participate. Children can arrive as early as 9:30am with advance notice. Free museums or other indoors spaces will be utilized for indoor respite in case of extreme weather.

Wildercamp is a play-based, Forest School-inspired nature camp which takes place in local parks in St Louis

Wildercamp is a play-based, Forest School-inspired nature camp which takes place in local parks in St Louis. Children ages 10 who have been before can arrive early to help welcome new children in JUNE only and register as a Junior Counselor to receive an extra $10 off registration.

Wildercamp is a play-based, Forest School-inspired nature camp which takes place in local parks in St Louis. Children ages 12+ can be Counselors in June. (In JULY, Counselors must be 13 yrs or older). Children ages 11 who have attended before and get approval from the Director can also be Counselors (no charge) in JUNE.

Wildercamp is a play-based, Forest School-inspired nature camp which takes place in local parks in St Louis. In JULY, Counselors must be 13 yrs or older who have demonstrated previous responsibility/interest/enjoyment supervising younger children can be volunteers who receive a monetary gift of thanks upon completion of the week. Those interested should fill out a registration form with their preferred week/s. The Director will call to review the role and expectations. Counselors will be secured by the end of April.

The Washington University prospect camps provide rising sophomores, juniors & seniors the opportunity to visit campus, learn about Washington University, develop their football skills and showcase their talents for the WashU football staff. Camp includes practice session with WashU coaching staff, facility tour, campus tour, lunch, recruiting and program info.

The High School ID Camp uses game-based sessions enabling participants to show how they read the game, their skill set and their physical capabilities. Coach instruction is to demonstrate expectations the staff has for our players.

All camp sessions will be held on the Varsity Softball Field or Varsity Gym located in the Athletic Complex depending on weather.