Explore stories of your favorite superheroes, create your own costume with gadgets, and practice your superhero movements!

Animals come in many shapes and sizes, all with amazing adaptations. Through station activities, biofacts (animal artifacts) and more we will discover what makes animals unique.

At Camp, Variety Kids are empowered to form friendships, try new things, grow in self-esteem, and explore the world around them with independence and confidence.

Aim High offers a five-week academic enrichment summer program for middle school students focusing on math, science and humanities with physical fun (swimming, basketball, golf and tennis).

Its board game night with the Bounce Forward Team.

Learn about biomes and the animals that inhabit them! Campers will learn about animals ranging from polar bears in the North Pole to penguins at the South Pole.

Prepare for the changes that accompany high school graduation.

The Gene Slay's Girls & Boys Club afterschool program runs Monday-Friday 2:30pm to 7:30pm from August to May. We utilize a sliding fee scale based on your self-reported household income and family size. We will conduct a fee assessment upon registration to determine your monthly fee. There is no fee to register and scholarships are available.

The School of Science and Engineering STEM Immersion Camp is designed to provide underrepresented students an understanding of STEM fields and education opportunities, practical college readiness information (including application and financial aid information), and opportunities to engage with industry leaders and role models to learn about various STEM career paths. The camp is designed specifically for students seeking to learn more about opportunities in STEM and college readiness. This is a six-day, five-night residential camp for students in the St. Louis area. More details can be found below. If you have any questions, please contact us at sseoutreach@slu.edu.

Learn important elements of acting such as creativity, collaboration, and confidence through theater exercises and games.

Wonder what it takes to work at an aquarium? Learn about the different jobs it takes to take care of aquatic animals!

Learn the basics of handbuilding, sculpture, and texture to create your own work of art!

Explore different methods of engineering, physics concepts, and develop problem solving skills as you collaborate, construct, and topple dominoes!

Learn about the inner workings and possibilities of computers and the internet and take home a refurbished computer at the end of the camp.

Explore what it takes to be a veterinarian and perform a whiskers-to-tail exam on your “adopted” plush cat. Learn about animal body language, how to maintain a healthy and enriching environment for pets, design your own vet clinic and cat toys, and much more!