Designed for advanced high school saxophonists, this program provides a challenging environment in classical performance techniques.

Designed for senior high pianists at intermediate and advanced levels of performance.

Our Summer Academy offers academic enrichment courses in mathematics, science, written and oral communication, career research, personal and professional development and activities that support college planning. The Bridge Program Summer Academy is held from mid-June to mid-July for students in grades 9 through 10. Classes meet weekly on UMSL's campus Monday through Friday from 7:45 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Our After School Clubs meet from September to May in selected schools in the area to engage students in inquiry and discovery in the fields of math and science. Students meet weekly to conduct research, participate in math and science competitions and become active high school students on the UMSL campus.

Our After School Clubs meet from September to May in selected schools in the area to engage students in inquiry and discovery in the fields of math and science. Students meet weekly to conduct research, participate in math and science competitions and become active high school students on the UMSL campus.

The Stanford Middle School Scholars Program (SMSSP) prepares students for a rigorous high school education with a three-week online summer course, and weekly online after-school meetings during fall. The program serves low-income students in grades 6 or 7 who reside in and attend school in the United States.

The STEPS program one-day camps for 6th and 8th grade girls help to spark an interest in STEM.

The STEPS program one-day camps for 6th and 8th grade girls help to spark an interest in STEM.

Celebrate each camper’s unique gifts through stories, movement, drama, and art!

With STEM activities, shooting sports, crafts, games, and more Day Camp is that traditional camp excitement you are looking for with some modern fun added in! Day and Twilight camps are for Scouts and non-Scouts alike!

How does a shark sense its prey? Why are animals’ coverings so important? Learn the answers to these questions as we explore animal adaptations through stories, games, art and more!

Learn foundational aspects of chess such as piece names, movement, value, elementary strategic and tactical ideas through lectures, activities, and free play.

Explore play-based approaches to help children learn and practice social emotional skills while having fun and connecting with caregivers and peers.

Use LEGO® Bricks to build different mosaic and 3D characters from your favorite movies and shows such as Frozen, Donald Duck, Star Wars, and more!

Explore what it takes to be a pediatrician and perform a head-to-toe exam on your "adopted" baby doll. Learn about diapering, diaper rash, bottling, burping, the infant Heimlich maneuver, childhood immunizations, and safe sleeping.