Explore the earth, recycling, enjoy a visit from the Reptile Man, experience outdoor fun and earthly arts and crafts.

Campers will have the opportunity to learn directly from the high school coaching staff as well as current and previous Lindbergh high school players. These camps are great opportunities for players to improve their game and grow their love of basketball!

Lindbergh High School athletic and activity camps are proudly run by our high school coaches, sponsors and also staffed by current Lindbergh student-athletes and activity participants. Each camp is designed to give campers an exciting experience of what it means to be a Flyer. Our camps combine high-quality instruction, skill development, and a fun, welcoming environment to play in front of our Lindbergh coaches.

Lindbergh High School athletic and activity camps are proudly run by our high school coaches, sponsors and also staffed by current Lindbergh student-athletes and activity participants. Each camp is designed to give campers an exciting experience of what it means to be a Flyer. Our camps combine high-quality instruction, skill development, and a fun, welcoming environment to play in front of our Lindbergh coaches.

Emphasizing a championship mindset while sharpening fundamental and advanced skill development for every athlete.

A five-week program for rising high school seniors. Students enroll in one or two undergraduate courses for credit. This program is ideal for students who want to earn college credit, challenge themselves academically and explore courses in a specific major or subject.

Step into a magical week inspired by beloved Disney stories! Campers will enjoy themed crafts, games, music, and imaginative play centered around friendship, courage, and fun. Every day brings a little Disney magic to camp!

This camp is designed for students entering Second and Third Class who find reading and/or math challenging. Grounded in the Science of Reading and Number Sense Enhancement, instruction focuses on phonics, reading comprehension, writing, reading fluency, and essential math skills. Students will also have daily time to work on the Summer School Bridges Workbook, which is required for ASH students. Plus practice and master math skills: Math fact fluency, Word problems, and Math vocabulary. But there will also be plenty of fun! We’ll enjoy indoor crafts along with outdoor water activities to keep learning engaging and enjoyable.

Our Middle School Summer Challenge program is designed to expand students' critical thinking skills in an exciting and innovative environment.

One-week theatre enrichment program for students who are deaf and hard of hearing using listening and spoken language. CID offers full scholarships to all children who are deaf and hard of hearing and eligible for this program.

RKA’s Summer in the City program blends the fun of summer camp and the excitement of experiential learning for 5th through 9th graders. Engage in science and tech opportunities in St. Louis City, enjoy "Art in the Park" with our art faculty and get a special behind the scenes tour of the Muny, see Busch Stadium through the lens of the women working on staff with the Cardinals, learn what it means to give back to your community and be of service to others, and explore RKA's beautiful neighborhood, the Central West End.

Learn core chess ideas through short, interactive lessons Solve puzzles and play practice games with coach feedback Participate in mini-tournaments, team activities, and challenge games Review games in a supportive, constructive environment

In this camp, the campers will work on a variety of different crafts and projects throughout the week which they will be able to take home for you!

CITs (Counselors-in-Training) are provided first-hand experience working with campers and the opportunity to cultivate skills and knowledge in the day camp setting. CITs are selected through an application and interview process. Training and a 4-week commitment are required if selected. Space is limited.

CITs (Counselors-in-Training) are provided first-hand experience working with campers and the opportunity to cultivate skills and knowledge in the day camp setting. CITs are selected through an application and interview process. Training and a 4-week commitment are required if selected. Space is limited.