Summer STEM and Drama Camps 2026

Drama & Leadership Camps
Our Drama & Leadership programs build confidence, communication, and creativity through the performing arts across two levels. Level I (6–10) introduces drama games, storytelling, and public speaking basics — including voice projection and overcoming stage fright — alongside teamwork and outdoor activities, ending in a lively family showcase. Level II (8–14) builds on this with acting techniques, script analysis, improvisation, and stage blocking, while deepening leadership and presentation skills through a polished final performance. Together, both levels turn stage confidence into lifelong communication and leadership skills.

Aquatic Science Camps
Our Aquatic Science programs invite students to explore water ecosystems at our lakefront campus through two progressive levels. Splash Into Nature (5–10) introduces young explorers to aquatic life and water conservation through hands-on experiments, outdoor adventures, and foundational science lessons over one week. Biodiversity Beneath the Surface (10–14) takes older students deeper over two weeks, with sample collection, ecosystem investigation, and real-world environmental problem-solving that explores micro and macro biology. Together, both levels nurture curiosity, critical thinking, and a lasting connection to nature.

Drone Flying Camps
Our Drone Camp series guides students through a hands-on STEM journey across three levels. Beginners (6–10) learn safe flying basics through fun obstacle courses. Intermediates (9–14) explore aerial videography and teamwork projects. Advanced students (12–16) tackle drone programming, mechanics, and autonomous flight design — building real engineering skills along the way.

Robotics Engineering Camps
Our Engineer programs offer a week-long, hands-on introduction to robotics and engineering for two age groups. Little Engineers (5–10) explore fundamentals through fun projects like designing cars and building bridges, blending simple coding, math, and outdoor activities. Junior Engineers (11–14) take on more advanced challenges — from robotic arms to self-driven cars and sensor integration — while sharpening critical thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. Together, both levels build a strong foundation in STEM through creative, collaborative, real-world engineering.

