Come learn the magic behind animation and bring your imagination to life! You will experience hands-on activities including drawing with pencil and paper, creating stop-motion animations with professional tools, and use cutting-edge Cintiq tablet and Toon Boom Harmony software like the pros. By the end of the week, you'll have animation to show off to family and friends and add to your portfolio. Whether you're sketching on paper, crafting, or animating on the computer, this camp is perfect for young creators who dream of making their own cartoons!

Webster University's Department of Dance presents our four-day junior dance intensive for intermediate and advanced dancers. This program is designed for students aged 10-14 (rising 6th to 8th grade). Dancers can expect to be challenged technically and artistically through a wide range of classes taught by Webster Dance faculty and professional artists from the region. In addition to daily ballet and contemporary classes, students will train in jazz, musical theatre dance, improvisation, hip-hop and aerial. Daily lunchtime discussions will explore topics important to aspiring dancers, including audition trips, injury prevention and treatment, and dance in college and beyond.

This immersive camp focuses on skill development through warm-ups, tone and intonation work, and breathing techniques. Led by experienced instructors and featuring guest artists like Jeannie Baxtresser and Keith Underwood, campers refine their technique and connect with fellow flutists, creating a fun and enriching musical experience!

The Health Data Explorers Summer camp invites motivated high school students (rising Jr to Pre-Collage) to dive into real-world data science in health-related contexts. Over this immersive week, campers will combine data analytics, health science principles and psychological insights to understand how data informs better health outcomes and human understanding.

Offered throughout the entire summer, these camps are designed for a wide variety of conventional interests that may include arts & crafts, group games, nature exploration, swimming, field trips and more. Camps are themed weekly. Most camp activities are held outdoors with indoor activities provided based on the day and theme. Day campers are divided into groups by grade level or age.

Offered throughout the entire summer, these camps are designed for a wide variety of conventional interests that may include arts & crafts, group games, nature exploration, swimming, field trips and more. Camps are themed weekly. Most camp activities are held outdoors with indoor activities provided based on the day and theme. Day campers are divided into groups by grade level or age.

Offered throughout the entire summer, these camps are designed for a wide variety of conventional interests that may include arts & crafts, group games, nature exploration, swimming, field trips and more. Camps are themed weekly. Most camp activities are held outdoors with indoor activities provided based on the day and theme. Day campers are divided into groups by grade level or age.

GOAL! Hit the pitch for a high-energy week of footwork, passing, and scrimmages. Designed for both rookies and club players, we focus on ball control, game strategy, and teamwork. It’s all about developing skills and a love for the game in a positive, supportive environment.

Bon Appétit! Calling all aspiring chefs. Put on your apron for a delicious week of culinary discovery. From kitchen safety basics to taste-testing new flavors, campers will whip up tasty treats and gain confidence in the kitchen. Best of all? They come home with recipes to share!

The Counselor-in-Training (CIT) program at the East Belleville YMCA gives teens ages 13–15 hands-on experience working with campers while building leadership, responsibility, and confidence that extends beyond camp.

Mathroots is a 14-day mathematical talent accelerator summer program hosted by MIT PRIMES for high-potential high school students who are interested in exploring creative topics in mathematics and problem solving. We strongly encourage students who demonstrate resilience, resourcefulness, and initiative in overcoming barriers to learning to apply.

Immerse yourself in our WashU community with the High School Summer Scholars Program! You will enroll in undergraduate, credit-bearing courses taught by WashU instructors from a wide array of campus disciplines and research fields ranging from humanities and social sciences to natural sciences and mathematics.

Calling all young changemakers! Spend a week as a United Nations delegate, debating big ideas, solving global issues and finding your voice!

Campers participate in active, exciting programming, including swimming at the Bridgeton Crossing outdoor pool. Crafts, games, sports, songs, and other activities round out a typical week at camp. There will be an off-site field trip this week, as well.

Campers get to explore St. Louis with their peers at our fun camp geared towards older kids. Each week includes two field trip days, and one on-site day which features swimming at Bridgeton Crossing or another exciting activity. This week includes and extended day on Wednesday (9 a.m.-5 p.m.) with a trip to Six Flags. Other pricing options are available for kids who already have a Six Flags season pass, or those who wish to attend multiple sessions. Please see our website for more details.