Summer fun starts HERE! Our camps keep kids moving, laughing, learning, and making memories all summer long. Let the adventures begin! Open play, crafts, themed games and activities, obstacle courses, quiet time, snack time, and more!

Enroll in the Early College Program Summer Institute (ECPSI) for ages 15–18 at the nation's most influential art and design school! Guided by our faculty of professional artists, students develop a body of work that will give them a competitive advantage in their applications for higher education programs in art and design.

Enroll in the Early College Program Summer Institute (ECPSI) for ages 15–18 at the nation's most influential art and design school! Guided by our faculty of professional artists, students develop a body of work that will give them a competitive advantage in their applications for higher education programs in art and design.

What is wilderness? The American West tells its own story, and over the course of a week in Santa Fe, students will encounter authors of nature and wilderness, as well as investigate the rich landscape right outside their doors. Authors include Wordsworth, Maclean, Thoreau, Twain, Cather, and Goethe. We will ask such questions as: What is the relationship between civilization and nature? Is the human being a part of or apart from nature? How do we sensuously and temporally experience our environment? What does wilderness mean historically in America and to American identity? Why do we care about conservation? Is it possible to conserve the wild?

Pre-College Study Abroad: Rome is an exciting program that invites students entering grades 10, 11, or 12 to travel to Rome, Italy to experience what life would be like as an undergraduate student at Temple University Rome. Home to one of the oldest and most prestigious US university programs in Italy, Temple University Rome prepares students to become global citizens by equipping them with enhanced cross-cultural, linguistic, analytic, and problem-solving skills. Through this unique 10-day program, you will learn from Temple Rome faculty as a member of a small group of American and international students, using Rome itself as your classroom. You'll explore Italy's past, present, and future through interdisciplinary, hands-on lessons and activities and discover why Rome is known as the Eternal City. This program allows you to survey multiple topics, with workshops that change each day. Topics may include Italian history, Italian art and architecture, Italian language, Roman mythology, the Mafia in modern Italy, photography, environmental sustainability, food culture, and international business. Workshops (with the exception of Italian language) are taught in English by multi-lingual Temple Rome professors.

Students will explore finding their unique voices as artists through Texas State’s innovative teaching methods.

Welcome to Engineering of Music! Engineering plays a vital role in multiple facets of music creation and delivery – from the design of the instrument, to the room it is performed in, to the technology used for recording, mixing, and reproduction. The Engineering of Music program offers exposure to the engineering process, exploration of multiple intersections between music and engineering, and perspective on meaningful career paths that can integrate academic and extracurricular interests. It is designed with a wide range of students in mind, without any required prior knowledge of engineering, physics, music, or musical instruments. Curiosity and creativity are the only prerequisites!

The Tufts Pre-College International Relations Program immerses rising high school juniors and seniors in the dynamic world of global affairs. In just two weeks, you’ll analyze, debate, and solve pressing international issues—from conflict and trade to public health and diplomacy—alongside peers and Tufts’ world-class faculty.

Join Tufts University’s Tisch College of Civic Life for a two-week, hands-on summer program designed for students who want to build leadership skills and drive positive change in their communities and beyond. Through interactive workshops and collaborative projects, you’ll analyze systemic social issues, develop civic strategies, and emerge as a confident leader ready to inspire others.

Join our community of artists and makers, and spend your summer developing as an artist. Take art school for a test drive by engaging with SMFA at Tufts’ interdisciplinary approach to art making and create conceptually sophisticated artwork. As you learn to work with new materials and deepen your understanding of familiar mediums, you will make connections to bigger ideas.

UConn Pre-College Summer (PCS) is a comprehensive and immersive summer experience designed for high school students seeking to gain college-level academic experience, and prepare for the next steps in their academic journey. Offering a wide-range of courses taught by distinguished faculty members and industry professionals, UConn PCS enables students to explore various academic subjects and in some cases, to earn college credits that may be transferable to future institutions. Courses are offered in a variety of fields, including STEM, humanities, social sciences, and the arts. Throughout the program, high school students have the opportunity to attend workshops, seminars, and guest speaker events focused on leadership, time management, study skills, and college readiness.

Mom’s Day Out (MDO) Camp is for children who are between 12 and 24 months of age. This program will be held in our Mom’s Day Out facility and will offer water play, art, music, story time, Montessori class time and outdoor play. (4:1 child:staff ratio) Mom’s Day Out Camp hours are 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Mom’s Day Out (MDO) Camp is for children who are between 12 and 24 months of age. This program will be held in our Mom’s Day Out facility and will offer water play, art, music, story time, Montessori class time and outdoor play. (4:1 child:staff ratio) Mom’s Day Out Camp hours are 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Mom’s Day Out (MDO) Camp is for children who are between 12 and 24 months of age. This program will be held in our Mom’s Day Out facility and will offer water play, art, music, story time, Montessori class time and outdoor play. (4:1 child:staff ratio) Mom’s Day Out Camp hours are 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Mom’s Day Out (MDO) Camp is for children who are between 12 and 24 months of age. This program will be held in our Mom’s Day Out facility and will offer water play, art, music, story time, Montessori class time and outdoor play. (4:1 child:staff ratio) Mom’s Day Out Camp hours are 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.