In Mars Academy, teams of campers will find out if they have what it takes to survive on Mars! Activities and training will center around building a sustainable colony on Mars where campers will compete to earn various resources. Campers will be joined by a retired astronaut who will interact with campers during an activity. Campers will also receive a photo with the astronaut and their autograph. Astronaut will be announced soon. $100 additional fee applies.

In Mission: Moon Shot, campers will work to successfully complete a mission to observe the Moon from Lunar orbit mirroring the Apollo 8 and Artemis 2 missions. Activities include a focus in robotics and rocketry, and introduce campers to careers in the arts, communications, Education, IT, and STEM.

As Astro Recruits progress toward their end goal of establishing life on another planet, they must first successfully live in outer space. In Mission: Astro Lab, campers will work as a team to send a crew using the Astralis capsule-based simulator to a space station. Activities include a focus in SCUBA training and experimentation and introduce campers to careers in business, health science, human services, and marketing.

Now that campers have landed on the Moon, they are moving on to the next challenge: Mars. Learn what it takes to build and survive in a Martian Settlement. Activities include a focus on living on Mars, and introduce campers to careers in food, government and law, and manufacturing. Campers will be joined by a retired astronaut who will interact with campers during an activity. Campers will also receive a photo with the astronaut and their autograph.

College and career exploration camp for middle school students with disabilities and IEPs. Camp will be hosted at a TBD location where families can drop off and pick up campers.

Forest Lake is offering tennis camps by the week for students 6 to 14. Camp will take place indoors on our air-conditioned courts. Camp will be led by members of our tennis professional staff. We will have tennis instruction as well as games to keep your child entertained and to learn a life-long skill.

Forest Lake is offering tennis camps by the week for students 6 to 14. Camp will take place indoors on our air-conditioned courts. Camp will be led by members of our tennis professional staff. We will have tennis instruction as well as games to keep your child entertained and to learn a life-long skill.

Forsyth Summer Discovery provides a balance of structure and age-appropriate freedom, offering children age 3* through Grade 7 a largely “unplugged” experience with a neighborhood feel. Different weekly themes allow campers to become artists, engineers, filmmakers, cyclists, performers, scientists, photographers, explorers, and more! Summer Discovery is a place to play, try, make, be, and do—on the high ropes or obstacle course, in the science lab, on the stage, in the garden, or on the field.

The St. Louis Shakespeare Festival’s summer intensives train passionate young actors from across the US in professional grade Shakespeare!

Tulane Pre-College Programs residential participants get a true taste of college life from living in a residence hall with a roommate, to eating at The Malkin Sacks Commons, to working out at The Reily. Residential students will be immersed in a university setting that will inspire them to learn important skills that they will use when they enter their freshmen year of college like time management, meeting new people, and keeping common spaces clean, all while having the support of caring guidance from our program counselors. During their two-week session, residential students take either one credit-bearing course or two enrichment courses.

Costs vary depending on number of credits. Purdue University is excited to offer intensive short-term course opportunities for high school students during June and July. Move-in and orientation for each experience will occur on Sunday and class sessions begin on Monday. When you submit an application for Summer College for High School Students, you will indicate up to three preferences for short-term courses. While you may only select up to three preferences, you may be considered for any program under Summer College for High School Students. Submitting an application for a single program does not guarantee admission into that program.

Costs vary depending on number of credits. Purdue University is excited to offer intensive short-term course opportunities for high school students during June and July. Move-in and orientation for each experience will occur on Sunday and class sessions begin on Monday. When you submit an application for Summer College for High School Students, you will indicate up to three preferences for short-term courses. While you may only select up to three preferences, you may be considered for any program under Summer College for High School Students. Submitting an application for a single program does not guarantee admission into that program.

ROCK CLIMBING SUMMER CAMPS

ROCK CLIMBING SUMMER CAMPS

ROCK CLIMBING SUMMER CAMPS