Adventures in Summer Learning
Our summer programs are a great way for children and teens to learn, socialize and grow during the summer months. We offer a variety of program options and combinations to fit your family's needs.
Build your child's camp experience!
All campers start with Morning Expeditions and may enroll in additional offerings to build an even fuller day.
Extend the day with a mini camp! 1:00-2:00 p.m.
Mini camps are arranged so students can choose more than one, or even attend them all! Students must be enrolled in Morning Expeditions to register for mini-camps.
June 9-13
$150
Use your creativity and gain hands on exploration with LEGO! Students will problem-solve, create, follow building plans and work with partners to bring their creations to life. Each student enrolled in LEGO receives their own LEGO kit.
June 16-18
$150
Learn all about different types of animal studies presented by the experts! Explore and learn about different types of animals up close and personal through visits from furry and scaly friends.
June 23-27
$150
Theater Camp offers kids a chance to explore the magic of theater through acting and performance. With a focus on creativity, teamwork and fun, students will build confidence as they collaborate on a final production while in a supportive, engaging environment.
June 30-July 3
$150
Art Camp offers students the opportunity to explore their creativity through painting, drawing, sculpture and mixed media projects. Designed to inspire and encourage self-expression, students will learn new techniques, experiment with various art forms and showcase their creations in a supportive, fun and engaging environment.
July 7-11
$150
Practice skills, healthy competition and burns loads of energy in our sports camp!
Students in grades 6 through 8 may build a camp experience around academics and social skills by selecting one or more courses.
June 9-27 (No program June 19, 20)
9:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
$1,500
A study of literal and inferential comprehension and text details including main idea, key details using narrative, informational and persuasive texts with a focus on strategies to enhance comprehension and decoding. Students will also focus on responding to text through the foundations of writing including grammar, drafting, revising and editing skills as well as identifying the purpose and audience for writing and generating topics to write about.
High school students may choose one or more courses to build skills in math, writing and study skills.
Entering or Currently Enrolled in College
July 7-11
12:00-2:00 p.m.
$750
This course is designed to improve study habits that are aimed to promote a healthy balance between social and academic college life. Course topics will include: time management, effective study strategies, note-taking, motivation, procrastination & distractions, exam preparation, and college reading strategies. The course is facilitated by our experienced college learning specialist. Students enrolled will also receive a 1:1, one hour virtual check-in session during their fall semester with a college learning specialist.
Not all students who attend the summer program have an IEP or 504 plan. Some students are in the beginning of the process of identifying a potential challenge in learning, and some students do not have academic deficits but benefit highly from continued structure and socialization over the summer.
Students with discrepancies in their academics, that may be due to a specific learning disability such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia or ADHD. Our focus is on academic intervention and building executive functioning skills.
Begin the application process by submitting an inquiry. Next, a member of our team will contact you to collect documents that will helps us ensure that we are equipped to best serve your student's needs. Documents could include ETR, IEP, 504, academic evaluations, standardized test scores or report cards. We may collect additional information from your student's teachers to fully understand their academic profile and needs.
All students in Morning Adventures receive a snack during the summer program. Snacks include a student choice of chips, cookies, pretzels, ice cream, popcorn, juice boxes and water. Students are welcome to bring their own snack if there are allergies or dietary restrictions.
Students staying for lunch should pack their lunches (with food that does not require heating). Lunch will be enjoyed outside (weather permitting).
Financial aid is not typically available. Early registration discounts may apply. Some parents use their employer's flexible spending account (FSA) to save even more. Check with your employer's dependent care benefits to learn more.
We are hopeful that students can attend all days for which they are registered. However we understand that absences may occur unexpectedly and because of other plans and travel. However, we are unable to provide discounts due to planned or unplanned absences.
Yes! One of the benefits of the summer program is a comprehensive progress report that highlights your students strengths and recommended areas of growth in academics, work habits and executive functioning skills.
Yes! We will have a summer tour opportunity and meet the teacher that will occur in June. Registered families will receive more information.
The first step is filling out the preliminary registration form. If you have filled out that form and have additional questions, please contact our Family Outreach Coordinator, Shelby Chamberlin, .
“Springer’s Adventures in Summer Learning program is what gave our daughter the tools she needed to go back to the school in the fall and be successful.” ~ Summer Parent
“One of the greatest parts of the summer program is the information sessions with the teachers at the end of the program. I learned so much about my son’s learning!” ~ Summer Parent
