The Lutheran High School Summer Camp program gives our students the chance to grow in their faith, build lasting friendships and develop skills in specific sports or activities all while getting a taste of the LHS experience. Led by our experienced coaches and teachers, each camp is designed to support personal, spiritual and skill development in a fun and encouraging environment. Per MSHSAA guidelines, any high school participants must be enrolled at LHS.

KBA’s mission is to create a positive network of players, coaches, families, and business partners to positively impact our community and region. Our goal is NOT to only teach the great sport of basketball but to use basketball as a vehicle to help our players succeed while with KBA and when they move on to college and professional careers. KBA players understand hard work, dedication, attention to detail, TEAM concepts, leadership, and competition. KBA players simply make everyone around them better! KBA strives to create superior basketball players and teams, and we have a history of producing fantastic young men and women ready to make a positive impact on our community.

Bobby McCormack’s Basketball camps focus on ball handling, passing, shooting, defensive and offensive concepts. Designed to give campers the opportunity to focus on improving their fundamental basketball skills. Emphasis is placed on technique, station work, shooting contests, and 3 on 3 and 5 on 5 game play.

Princess Camp features princess dress‑up, themed dancing, a story of the day, and a coordinating craft.

Ballet, Tap, Creative Movement Combo

There has never been a more pressing time to study the intersection of environmental change and social equity to learn how you can make a difference! Students will apply an interdisciplinary case-study approach to the social, ecological, and political facets of contemporary environmental issues; learn the principles and key concepts of environmental change and resilience from experts in many fields; and gain hands-on knowledge of techniques for environmental data collection, analysis and visualization. Topics span from resilient water infrastructure to climate activism and environmental justice. Students will actively participate in community responses to climate change through a series of socio-environmental field trips with Boston-area organizations. Working in small teams, students will identify a socio-environmental research question, gather and analyze data on the subject, and synthesize their findings into a college-level capstone project. The Climate Resilience Institute is hosted by the Tufts Environmental Studies Program.

Join us for fun-filled Spring Break days! Enjoy active games, crafts, sports, and hands-on science projects. Sign up for one day or five! Details will be emailed one week before Spring Break. Gym shoes required—no crocs or sandals.

This program will be an introductory class for beginner youth pickleball players and/or those who have been playing for a short time. The 101 class will cover warm-up, safety, reviewing general rules for the game, and choosing the right paddle and ball. It will also cover all shot selections, proper placement (stance) on the court, how to serve and return the serve, and how to score.

Take your scoring skills to the next level in this 5-week camp. The first two weeks focus on stickhandling and shooting techniques. The final three weeks emphasize applying those skills in game-like situations, preparing players to create opportunities and finish plays under pressure.

The first two weeks focus on advanced shooting and puck protection techniques. The final three weeks emphasize applying these skills in game-like situations, to help players maintain control of the puck and finish plays in the heat of the battle.

At The Legacy Center STL, our After-School Program is a beacon of hope and inspiration for 3rd–12th graders. With a joyful and inclusive spirit, this no-cost program transforms after-school hours into a thrilling journey of discovery, empowerment, and fun. Students thrive in a supportive environment, exploring their passions and unlocking their potential. Operating in engaging two-hour sessions with overlapping age groups, we provide transportation from the Normandy School District, along with nourishing snacks, homework help, and therapeutic support.

The Tutor Me Program (TMP) will be held from September 01, 2025 - Thursday, May 17, 2025. We service students K-12 in the Greater St. Louis Metropolitan Area. The Tutor Me Program will take place Monday through Thursday, 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm by scheduled appointments only. Students will receive 1:1 tutoring/mentoring services with their own tutor for the entire school year both virtually and in-person.
At this time, all in-person sessions outside of our school-age partnerships will be held at our main location in Bridgeton, MO. For the virtual setting, all virtual sessions will take place via Zoom or WebEx (all child-accessible websites) with their own tutor.

One of our main goals is to assist your students with their academics' studies for them to better understand Reading Comprehension and Math subjects. Parents/guardians will need to fill out one application per student and make their child's schedules. We ask that parents/guardians stick to their students schedules for the duration of the school year. All sessions are one hour long and cost $30. Students are required to have two sessions per week. All payments are due prior to the start of their session, no exceptions. It is the responsibility of the parent/guardian to pay the weekly fee associated with the Tutor Me Program. Please note that payments can be made via PayPal, Cash App, Venmo, Square, cash, and/or credit/debit cards. Remember that once you set and accept your child's scheduled sessions, then you are responsible for making sure that your child attends each session. There is a zero-tolerance policy for no-call/no-show appointments. If your students miss three scheduled appointments (without communication) then we will assume that the parent/guardian is no longer interested, and your student will be dropped from the program.

Designed for young students to explore famous artists and the elements of art using a variety of materials including paint, oil pastel, clay, and much more! While learning about value, shape, color, line, form, and texture, students will be able to begin exploring their own creativity and make lots of fun and interactive projects each week!

Dive into clay to learn the basics of hand building, sculpture, and texture! Students will create sculptures using various types of clay and techniques to further develop their handbuilding ceramic skills. We will learn pinching, coiling, and glazing techniques with earthenware clay and create simple bowls and vases using these techniques. We will continue to have a few fun air dry clay projects as well.

Give your child a safe place to go and a way to grow at Gene Slay's Girls & Boys afterschool program! The Club offers a variety of enriching programs, fun activities, and academic support for your child. Meals and snacks are also provided.​