New for 2026! Day campers get the opportunity to get a taste of overnight camp! Sign up for this added experience and your camper will attend day camp Thursday, stay the night in a cabin, and continue with camp on Friday. Evening activities will include a cookout, group games, campfire worship with smores, and cabin time. All cabins are air conditioned with twin size bunk beds. Campers will need to bring a sleeping bag or sheets and a blanket, pillow, toiletries, pajamas, and a change of clothes. Friday breakfast is also provided.

Eagle Sky Teen Camp is designed for students in 6th (at least 12 years old) through 12th grade. It’s the perfect place for teens to grow in their faith while enjoying unforgettable adventures!

The Essentials of Entrepreneurship is an introductory program designed for students in to explore the foundations of launching a startup. Through interactive lectures, hands-on activities, and team collaboration, students develop skills in innovation, marketing, and venture creation. The program culminates in a final pitch competition where students present their startup ideas and receive real-time feedback.

The Essentials of Entrepreneurship is an introductory program designed for students in to explore the foundations of launching a startup. Through interactive lectures, hands-on activities, and team collaboration, students develop skills in innovation, marketing, and venture creation. The program culminates in a final pitch competition where students present their startup ideas and receive real-time feedback.

Leadership in the Business World is a three-week immersive program that provides students with a strong foundation in business fundamentals and organizational strategy. Participants engage in team-based projects, simulations, and debates while learning to analyze internal and external business environments using essential management frameworks. The program culminates in a capstone case competition, allowing students to apply their skills in a real-world business scenario.

Financial Decision Making is an intensive two-week summer opportunity for a select group of high school students currently enrolled in grades 9–12. High school students are entering a world of financial decisions, some they make and some that others make for them. In addition to their lives as consumers (shopping both online and off), they need to save for the short term and invest for the long term; borrow against the future without spiraling into debt; plan around inflation; shop for financial products; know where their tax dollars go; and understand their rights and the financial issues at stake when they vote. Students need to build the awareness and skills to help them make sound financial decisions.

Future of the Business World is a unique online experience for high school students to ask big questions about a world in the midst of dramatic change. The program applies innovative online tools used in Wharton undergrad and graduate classrooms to introduce different business themes in which Wharton’s faculty lead the global conversation.

Taught by Wharton Professor of Statistics and Data Science, Adi Wyner, and guest lecturers, the San Francisco Moneyball Experience is a two-week introduction to statistics and coding. By the end of the program, students will better understand sports analyses in articles they may read, and will create their own sports analysis project. Students will also learn basics in how to read and write code in R, the advanced statistical programming language used by professional statisticians. This program includes sports related trips to local sporting organizations. Additionally, the Moneyball Experience offers the opportunity learn from and network with other analytically minded students, which can prove extremely valuable as students continue in the sports industry.

Budding astronauts will go on simulated space missions, build and launch rockets, create their own spacesuits, make robots, and more.

Budding astronauts will go on simulated space missions, build and launch rockets, create their own spacesuits, make robots, and more.

Advanced astronauts will make and program their own robots, build and launch rockets, participate in simulated space missions, and conduct an underwater training mission using SCUBA gear just like NASA astronauts!

A fun-filled overnight experience for students entering their senior year of high school. Participants will explore ways to design a futuristic city that sets a new standard for sustainability. Participants will work in small groups to design the various city systems, including infrastructure, water and sewer systems, electricity, city services such as garbage and recycling collection, recreation and leisure facilities, traffic systems, air quality issues, food and agriculture, and much more. There are two identical sessions of Engineering State in 2026. Choose the one that works for your schedule. The first session is June 18-19 and the second session is June 22-23. The camp is on the USU Logan campus and students stay in dorms.

These two unique week-long sessions will cover the fundamentals of acting, devising new work, and improvisation! Each camp experience includes opportunities to create original theatre pieces and explore scripted scenes. Metro Theater Company and Saint Louis University provide a welcoming community for young actors to grow– regardless of their previous experience level. This camp will consist of ensemble building, master classes, improv, and scene work. Lunch will be provided daily by SLU dining. There will be a performance that highlights what was explored throughout the week for family and friends on the last day of each session.

Metro Theater Company and Saint Louis University invite high school students to explore advanced acting, movement, improvisation, technical theatre, and audition techniques with professional theater artists! Students will have access to SLU’s college level facilities as they create original work and perform scenes and monologues. Students will also attend workshops with Metro Theater Company's staff. All skill levels are welcome. Lunch will be provided daily by SLU dining. There will be a performance for family and friends on the last day of camp.

A one-week program for 7-12 grade students looking to push intellectual limits. Join other high-achieving students from around the world, explore new ideas in a choice-based course taught by a content expert, and enjoy fun extracurricular activities in the heart of Nashville. With a mix of academic focus and social activities, VSA offers the perfect balance to challenge your mind and make lasting friendships.