Camp Offerings  Course Descriptions - We have 2 options for rising 5th-8th grade campers this summer! Hybrid Please pay close attention to each description before registering. 

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Registration closes the Thursday prior to the first day each camp to allow for materials to be mailed on time.

THESE ARE HYBRID CAMPS 

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• Food & Farm- Agriculture & Entreprenuership (HYBRID)-  (10am -11:30 am )  (July 15-19, 2024)- an innovative summer camp experience that takes your child on a journey from the roots of farming to the delights of the dining table! Designed for children entering grades 5-8, this camp focuses on the exciting world of horticulture and sustainable agriculture. Over the course of a week, campers will delve into the art of using natural food dyes, discover the medicinal benefits of herbs, and learn how these elements come together in culinary creations. By bringing together local farmers and chefs, this camp ignites entrepreneurial spirits and paves the way for future careers.

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• Beats & Sound Camp (9:30am-11:00 am) (July 22-26, 2024)- a uniquely designed summer camp that merges the creative world of music with the cutting-edge sphere of technology! Hosted for children entering grades 5-8, this camp is the perfect platform for young minds to explore the fascinating field of sound engineering. Through a week-long journey, campers will dive into the science behind sound, learn about careers in sound engineering, and get hands-on experience with real-world applications in theater, movies, and music production.

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Participants will experience a virtual or hybrid summer camp!  Registration will include :

• a SCP lab kit 

• Guided instruction by SCP professional  

• Math and science tutoring 

• Guided hands on activities 

• Scientific method workshop

• A virtual visit to STEM professionals

• Hybrid campers will experience an in person, outdoor activity with a community partner! Transportation is not included. No drop-off option as guardians must be present/nearby.

(students may be required to bring minimal materials to “virtual camp” contingent upon session)

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