The Ultimate Summer Camp Experience
Our summer program keeps kids engaged with hands-on crafts, exciting STEM experiments, and creative play that encourages imagination and problem-solving. Through meaningful service projects, children learn the value of giving back while developing teamwork and leadership skills. Every day is filled with fun and enriching experiences that promote learning, friendship, and personal growth—all within the safe and nurturing environment of our center!
Our summer program takes learning beyond the classroom with fun and educational field trips! Kids explore museums, nature centers, and local attractions that spark curiosity and creativity. We also enjoy active days at parks, splash pads, and other exciting destinations, giving children the perfect mix of adventure, discovery, and summer fun!
Our summer program offers a vibrant mix of learning and fun! Kids explore their creativity through art and music, build confidence with group games and challenges, and develop new skills with engaging themed activities. Each day is thoughtfully designed to keep children active, curious, and excited to learn—all while making new friends and lasting memories.
FAQ’s
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- General Program
- What are the hours of the summer program?
- Varies by location
- What is the cost, and are there any additional fees for field trips?
- Costs vary depending on the field trip activities. Cost could range between $10 and $20 per week in addition to your tuition.
- Is there a registration deadline or limited spots?
- there is no official deadline, but each center does have very limited space
- What is the daily schedule like?
- Each center has a carefully planned schedule you can request from the director.
- Will meals and snacks be provided, or should we pack them?
- Breakfast, lunch, and multiple snacks will be provided by the center.
- Do you provide a packing list for specific days (e.g., field trips, water days)?
- Packing lists will be available for every fieldtrip
- Can they bring toys, electronics, or other personal items?
- No electronics are allowed, no money, and no toys.
- Will my child be with the same group of kids each day?
- Most centers will keep the same groups every day unless numbers change.
- How do you handle allergies, especially on field trips?
- Allergy lists are always available at the center and when needed on fieldtrips will be provided. *Talk to your director with any concerns
- Will my child be with others their age?
- Some centers may have separate groups, check with your center director for specifics.
- What are the hours of the summer program?
- Field Trips & Outings
- What types of field trips are included, and how often are they?
- Varies by location
- How will transportation be handled for field trips?
- The center will provide busses for transportation
- Are parents allowed to chaperone field trips?
- Parents are NOT allowed to accompany children on fieldtrips per state regulation (Talk to director for specifics)
- What happens if my child doesn’t want to go on a field trip?
- They can stay at the center and will be combined with another class. (Child will likely be with younger children)
- What is the staff-to-child ratio during regular activities and field trips?
- 1:20 will be held as the same expectation in the center.
- How do you monitor children on fieldtrips?
- name to face an any transition and all children will have a unique identifier provided by the center. ( Ask director for specifics)
- What types of field trips are included, and how often are they?
- Water Days & Outdoor Activities
- What should my child bring for water days (e.g., swimsuit, towel, sunscreen)?
- A checklist will be provided by the center.
- What happens if my child doesn’t want to participate in water activities?
- Playgrounds are always available at the center and they can stay back on splash pad days.
- Are there any shaded areas or indoor options for extremely hot days?
- Limited time in the sun when at splash pads, shaded areas should be available at the playgrounds.
- How do you handle sunscreen application?
- Spray sunscreen is required so children can apply themselves with staff monitoring. Parents will be required to supply sunscreen and sign an authorization.
- What should my child bring for water days (e.g., swimsuit, towel, sunscreen)?
- General Program