Summer Camps

List of 28 items.

• (Grades K-2) Creative Arts Academy: Lower Division

  Campbell Hall’s Creative Arts Academy offers students of all levels a fun and encouraging environment, allowing each child the opportunity to discover and celebrate their own inherent skills, talents, and artistic expression!
  
  

  Students entering Grades K-2 (LOWER DIVISION): Two 2-week sessions with theater, music, movement, yoga, outdoor games and activities, free play, and art projects. At the end of each 2-week session, students will perform in an original mini-play that will be filmed and shared with parents. Many campers choose to attend both sessions.
  
  

  Creative Arts Academy is an academy, not just a camp. That means the lead staff will include professional adults composed of Campbell Hall teachers and guest artists from other schools, not high school counselors. Additionally, our day is longer and more structured than the typical camp.
  
  

  Lower Division students entering 2nd grade will have their own age-appropriate curriculum and will spend some time participating in the Upper Division program when appropriate.
  
  

  What to bring: All campers are required to bring a refillable water bottle.
  
  

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.
  
  

  Camp Dates: (2-week session)

  • Session 1:  June 23, July 1,2,3  (closed Friday, July 4)
  • Session 2: July 7–18

  Camp Hours: 9 am – 3 pm

  Camp Price: Session 1: $1,120.00 | Session 2 $1,400.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Middle School Drama teacher Jason Rowland, Campbell Hall teachers and professional guest artists.

   

• (Grades K-5) Tennis Camp: Serving Up Fun and Fundamentals!

  Get ready for an unforgettable summer of tennis at our Summer Tennis Camp, designed for kids from kindergarten through sixth grade! Our program blends fun, fitness, and fundamental skills to create a dynamic experience for young athletes of all levels.

   

  With experienced coaches and age-appropriate equipment, campers will learn essential tennis techniques—forehands, backhands, serving, and rallying—while also building agility, coordination, and teamwork. We keep things exciting with drills, games, and mini-matches that will have kids staying active and loving the game.

   

  What to Bring: All campers are required to bring a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, snacks, a hat for sun protection, a bathing suit, a towel, and water shoes (optional) for our afternoon water play. All items should be clearly labeled with the camper’s name.

   

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.

   

  Throughout the week, campers can look forward to optional Water Days, where they’ll cool off in the kiddie pool or enjoy refreshing fun with water sprays. For those who prefer to stay dry, tennis activities will continue, ensuring every camper is engaged and having fun.

   

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 1: June 9–13
  • Week 2: June 16–20 (closed Thursday, June 19)
  • Week 3: June 23–27
  • Week 4: June 30–July 4 (closed Friday, July 4)
  • Week 5: July 7–11
  • Week 6: July 14–18
  • Week 7: July 21–25

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm

  Camp Price: $500.00 | Week 2 or 4: $400.00

  Led by: Henry the Sports Bug Tennis Coaches

• (Grades K-6) Afternoon Adventure Camp (formally Childcare)

  We're excited to announce that our "Afternoon Adventure Camp" is the same great program you know as Childcare, now with a fresh new name! The camp offers fun, structured activities for Grades K–6 students.
  
  Looking for a fun and exciting way to keep your campers entertained after their morning camp? Afternoons at Campbell Hall are the perfect blend of adventure and creativity! Every afternoon, campers will dive into a thrilling mix of hands-on activities, active games, and imaginative projects that will keep them engaged, inspired, and moving! From crafting epic masterpieces to conquering epic obstacle courses, your child will have endless opportunities to discover new talents, make lasting memories, and burn off that extra energy.

   

  Campers can look forward to:

  • Creative Crafting: Unleash their inner artist with DIY projects, painting, and building fun creations.
  • Action-Packed Games: High-energy sports, obstacle courses, and team challenges to keep them moving and laughing.
  • Friendly Competitions: Lighthearted contests and races that inspire teamwork and a little healthy competition.
  • Outdoor Adventures: Exploring nature through games and scavenger hunts, making every afternoon feel like a mini expedition.
  • Imagination Stations: Unique and interactive play zones that spark creativity and problem-solving in fun, unexpected ways. 

  With a perfect mix of creativity, activity, and fun, your child will be counting down the days until their next afternoon at Campbell Hall!

   

  What to bring: All campers are required to bring a refillable water bottle and snacks.

   

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 1: June 9–13
  • Week 2: June 16,17,18,20 (Closed Thursday, June 19)
  • Week 3: June 23–27
  • Week 4: June 30, July 1,2,3 (Closed Friday, July 4)
  • Week 5: July 7–11
  • Week 6: July 14–18
  • Week 7: July 21–25

  Camp Hours: 1 – 5 pm  (Monday–Thursday) | 1:00 - 4:30 pm (Friday)
  
  

  Camp Price:

  • $200.00 per Week | Week 2 and 4: $160.00
  • $55.00 Daily Drop-in (Will be billed)
  • Late Pick Up Fee: $1.00 per minute

  Led by: Campbell Hall Secondary Substitute Coordinator Freedom McCullough

   

• (Grades K-6) Dance Camp: Technique and Arts

  This dance intensive is designed for those dancers looking to maintain, extend, and improve their technique over the summer months. A daily emphasis will be on ballet, contemporary, and jazz technique, stretch/conditioning, proper stage and dance etiquette, as well as preparation of repertory for the end of the intensive performance. Beginning dancers will enjoy arts and crafts, pantomime, and lessons in musicality. Intermediate to advanced dancers will enjoy famous ballet and contemporary solos and variations as well as mentors to our younger dancers. Prior knowledge of Vaganova Ballet technique is a plus—there is no pre-audition for this intensive, but students will be divided into ability groups the first day of the program.
  
  

  What to bring: All campers are required to bring a refillable water bottle and snacks. Dancers should arrive at camp every day in dance attire they are comfortable moving in. Dancers should also bring ballet and jazz shoes as well. All items should be clearly labeled with the camper’s name.
  
  

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.
  
  

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 7 - July 21–25

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm

  Camp Price: $400.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Dance Elementary Dance/Movement educator Lorena Hunt

   

• (Grades K-7) Soccer Camp

  Our soccer camp is designed to cater to players of all ages and skill levels, providing a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for everyone. Whether you're just starting out or looking to fine-tune your game, we focus on key aspects like footwork, agility, and team strategies to help players improve and reach their potential. Through engaging drills and activities, students will enhance their technical skills, increase their speed and coordination, and learn effective tactics for working together on the field. Most importantly, our camp emphasizes having fun while learning, ensuring that every player leaves with a sense of accomplishment and confidence for the game.
  
  

  What to Bring: All campers must bring a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, and snacks. Campers should wear comfortable clothing and soccer-appropriate shoes. Please label all items with the camper's name.
  
  

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.
  
  

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 3 - June 23–June 27
  • Week 4 - June 30, July 1,2,3 (No camp Friday, July 4)

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm

  Camp Price: $400.00 | Week 4: $320.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Elementary Physical Education Teacher Sydney Vermillion

• (Grades K-8) Animation Adventure: Bring Your Drawings to Life!

  Are you ready to animate your wildest ideas and turn your drawings into animated masterpieces? Join us for an exciting, hands-on adventure where YOU are the creator! In this fun-filled summer camp, campers will explore the magical world of animation and learn how to bring their drawings to life using simple, easy-to-follow techniques. Whether you're a future cartoonist, filmmaker, or just love drawing, this camp will spark your creativity and let you see your artwork move like never before!

   

  What to bring: All campers are required to bring a refillable water bottle and snacks. .

   

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.

  Camp Date:

  • Week 2: June 16–20 (No camp Thursday, June 19)

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm

  Camp Price: $400.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Elementary Science Curriculum Coordinator Mrs. Savage

• (Grades K-8) Cheer Camp

  Join us for a week filled with cheerleading, creativity, and teamwork, designed especially for students in grades K-8! Whether you're new to cheer or have experience, our camp offers something for everyone. Led by Campbell Hall Head Cheer Coach Holly Haworth-Levy and select high school cheerleaders, campers will:

  • Develop their cheer skills, from jumps and motions to stunting and tumbling basics
  • Practice stunts and exercise in a safe and supportive environment
  • Build friendships through fun team games and activities
  • Explore their creative side with arts and crafts projects
  • Prepare for an end-of-week performance to share with friends and family

  Campers are grouped by age and skill level to make sure everyone has a rewarding experience while learning and having fun!
  
  

  What to Bring: All campers are required to bring a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, snacks, a hat for sun protection, a bathing suit, a towel, and water shoes (optional) for our afternoon water play. All items should be clearly labeled with the camper’s name.

   

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.

   

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 3 – June 23–27
  • Week 4 – June 30–July 3 (No camp Friday, July 4)

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1 pm

  Camp Price: $400.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Varsity Cheerleading Coach Haworth-Levy

• (Grades K-8) Magic n’ Fun Camp

  Teacher, entertainer, and Magic Castle performing member Jason Rowland leads your student on a week-long adventure in learning to routine and perform magic, balloon art, juggling, stand-up comedy, and more. The emphasis is on having a ton of fun in a stress-free and encouraging environment. The outcome is improved social skills, an increase in focus, newfound confidence, and a huge smile. This special camp attracts a wide age range, so it should be noted that students will be grouped by age in all classes, and course material will be age appropriate. Students will never be forced to perform, and prior experience is NOT a prerequisite.
  
  

  What to bring: All campers are required to bring a refillable water bottle and snacks.
  
  

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.
  
  

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 1:  June 9–13

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm

  Camp Price: $400.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Middle School Drama educator Jason Rowland

• (Grades K-8) Sports and Games Camp

  Get ready for the ultimate adventure! If you love to stay active, compete, and have fun, this camp is for you. Play your favorite sports like basketball, soccer, and dodgeball, or try exciting new games like handball and giant bubbles. Plus, challenge yourself on our epic inflatable water slide and bounce house combo!
  
  

  Each afternoon, the excitement continues with our Carnival Extravaganza—earn tickets by playing fun games like ring toss, plinko, and cornhole, then redeem them for awesome prizes! Whether you're teaming up for dodgeball, showing off your skills, or racing down slides, every day is packed with action and endless fun.
  
  

  What to Bring: All campers are required to bring a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, snacks, a hat for sun protection, a bathing suit, a towel, and water shoes (optional) for our afternoon water play. All items should be clearly labeled with the camper’s name.
  
  

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.
  
  

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 5 - July 7–11
  • Week 6 - July 14–18
  • Week 7 - July 21–25

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm | Lunch: 10:45 – 11:30 am 

  Camp Price: $400.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Elementary Athletic Director Coach Buller

• (Grades 1–6) Minecraft Makers: Code and Build Camp

  Dive into the world of creativity, coding, and collaboration with Minecraft Makers: Code and Build Camp! Perfect for students entering grades 1-6, this exciting summer camp combines the power of Minecraft Education and Lego Robotics to teach valuable tech skills in a fun and engaging way. Campers will learn coding concepts, solve puzzles, and automate tasks within immersive Minecraft worlds while also bringing their ideas to life by building and programming robotic creations. Along the way, they’ll collaborate with peers on epic projects and challenges, fostering teamwork and innovation. Whether you're new to coding or a seasoned builder, this camp offers the perfect blend of learning and fun!

   

  What to Bring: All campers must bring a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, and snacks.

   

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.

   

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 3 - June 23–27
  • Week 4 - June 30, July 1,2,3 (closed Friday, July 4)

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm

  Camp Price: $400.00 | Week 4: $320.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Elementary Technology Teacher Ricky Elias

• (Grades 1–8) Baseball Camp

  Whether you're just picking up a bat or already hitting home runs, our Baseball Camp is the perfect place to improve your skills and have fun! Campers will learn the fundamentals of hitting, pitching, fielding, and base running in a supportive environment, with plenty of hands-on practice. Led by experienced former players and coaches with high school and college-level experience, the camp is designed for all skill levels—so beginners can get comfortable and more advanced players can fine-tune their game. Join us for a week of learning, playing, and becoming a better baseball player!
  
  

  What to Bring: Campers should come prepared with a baseball glove (required for fielding drills) and a bat, though we’ll have some available if needed. A helmet is recommended if you have your own, but we’ll provide helmets as well. Cleats are important for better traction on the field, and comfortable athletic clothing like shorts, a t-shirt, and athletic shoes will keep you moving easily. Be sure to bring a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day, along with sunscreen to protect from the sun. A hat or cap will help keep the sun out of your eyes, and don't forget snacks for a midday energy boost. All items should be clearly labeled with the camper’s name.

  
  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.

  
  Camp Dates:

  • Week 1 - June 9–13
  • Week 2 - June 16,17,18,20 (closed Thursday, June 19)

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm

  Camp Price: $400.00 | $320.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall High School Varsity Boys' Head Baseball Coach Himes

• (Grades 1–8) Campbell Hall Basketball Camp

  Get ready for an action-packed summer at the Campbell Hall Basketball Camp, where players in grades 1–8 of all skill levels come together to learn, compete, and have a blast! Our expert coaches focus on teaching the fundamentals of the game—dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, and team offense—while keeping the energy high and the fun even higher. Each day features skill-building drills, competitive games, and plenty of chances to improve while having fun on the court. Campers will be grouped by age, size, and ability, ensuring that everyone gets the most out of their experience.

   

  What to Bring: All campers must bring a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, and snacks. Campers should wear comfortable clothing and basketball-appropriate shoes. Please label all items with the camper's name.

   

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.

   

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 2: June 16–20 (closed Thursday, June 19)
  • Week 3: June 23–27

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm

  Camp Price: $400.00 | Week 2: $320.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Girls Varsity Basketball Coach Canty

• (Grades 1–8) Chess Camp

  This camp is designed to help players of all levels cultivate their chess skills, expand upon campers’ existing knowledge of the game, and promote greater confidence. Players will review the basics of the game, including rules, the history of chess, terminology, and etiquette, while also working towards mastering opening principles and developing end-game strategies. Campers will have the opportunity to participate in friendly tournaments with prizes for all.

   

  What to Bring: All campers must bring a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, and snacks.

   

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.

   

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 4 - June 30, July 1,2,3 (closed Friday, July 4)

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm

  Camp Price: $320.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall 5th Grade Math/Science Teacher Wes Radulovich

• (Grades 2–8) Flag Football

  This camp will provide an opportunity for young flag football players to develop their skills in a supportive and encouraging environment with a coaching staff that has endless amounts of experience from coaching players at all levels (youth, high school, college, and professional). Whether your child is new to flag football or looking to sharpen their skills, this camp is designed to help them develop both as a player and a teammate. Flag football is not just about learning the game; it's about building confidence, teamwork, and sportsmanship. During camp, there will be a variety of fun and engaging activities such as skills training, football trivia, scrimmages, sharks and minnows, relay races, and more. At the end of camp, each participant will receive football cards to not only add to their collection but also as a keepsake to remember all of the hard work and fun they experienced. From mastering the fundamentals of the game to honing their abilities on the field, our goal is to help each camper reach their full potential while having fun along the way!

  What to Bring: All campers are required to bring a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, snacks, a hat for sun protection, a bathing suit, a towel, and water shoes (optional) for our afternoon water play. All items should be clearly labeled with the camper’s name.
  
  

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.
  
  

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 2 - June 16,17,18,20 (closed Thursday, June 19)
  • Week 3 - June 23–27
  • Week 4 - June 30, July 1, 2,3 (closed Friday, July 4)

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm

  Camp Price: $400.00 | Week 2 or 4: $320.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Coach Everret and Coach Colston

   

• (Grades 3–8) 3D Printing: Create, Design, and Print Your Imagination!

  Are you ready to turn your ideas into 3D masterpieces? Join us for an exciting, hands-on adventure in the world of 3D printing! In this one-week camp, you'll dive into the creative process of designing, modeling, and printing your own inventions—no experience required! Whether you love art, technology, or just creating cool stuff, this camp is perfect for young minds eager to explore the future of design and innovation.

   

  What to Bring: All campers must bring a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, and snacks.

   

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.

   

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 4 – June 30, July 1,2,3 (No camp Friday, July 4)

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm

  Camp Fee: $400.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Elementary Science Curriculum Coordinator Mrs. Savage

• (Grades 3–8) Creative Arts Academy: Upper Division

  Campbell Hall’s Creative Arts Academy offers students of all levels a fun and encouraging environment, allowing each child the opportunity to discover and celebrate their own inherent skills, talents, and artistic expression!
  
  

  Creative Arts Academy is an academy, not just a camp. That means the lead staff will include professional adults composed of Campbell Hall teachers and guest artists from other schools, not just high school counselors. Additionally, our day is more intensive, longer, and more structured than the typical camp.
  
  

  Our 4-Week Upper Division Program consists of rotating performing arts classes in the mornings and an original one-hour production with rehearsals in the afternoon. Past year’s morning classes included Scene Study, Film, Stage Combat, Comedy-Improv, Make Your Own Musical, Fencing, Set/Prop/Costume Design, Shakespeare, Mixed-Media Art, Dance Fusion, Musical Theater, and more. This year's classes are TBA, but will be just as engaging and innovative!
  
  

  In the afternoons, the 4-WEEK PROGRAM offers an original production/rehearsal, where students work with a professional playwright, directors, a musical director, a live band, and a choreographer to create and rehearse an original one-hour musical, culminating in an exciting world premiere performance on the evening (7pm) of the last day of camp! Upper Division campers are required to be available for the evening performance on the final night and are strongly encouraged to not miss camp/rehearsals. Please reach out to Jason Rowland with any questions or concerns.
  
  

  What to bring: All campers are required to bring a refillable water bottle and snacks.
  
  

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.
  
  

  Camp Dates: (4 weeks)

  • June 23–July 18  (closed Friday, July 4)

  Camp Hours: 9 am – 3 pm

  Camp Price: $2500.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Middle School Drama teacher Jason Rowland, Campbell Hall teachers and professional guest artists.

• (Grades 3–8) S.T.E.A.M. Camp

  Are you ready to unleash your inner inventor? Do you love science, building cool stuff, and solving problems with technology? If so, this is the camp for YOU! Whether you’re a creative genius, a tech whiz, or a hands-on tinkerer, our STEAM Camp is packed with exciting challenges that will ignite your imagination and expand your skills. In this one-of-a-kind camp, you’ll dive into the world of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics (STEAM) in the most fun and interactive ways possible. From programming robots to designing and building bridges, cars, rockets, games, and even musical instruments, there’s something for every curious mind!

   

  What to Bring: All campers must bring a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, and snacks.

   

  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.

   

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 3 - June 23–27

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm

  Camp Price: $400.00

  Led by: Elementary Science Curriculum Coordinator Mrs. Savage and High School Science Department Chair Dr. Dye

• (Grades 4–8) Campbell Hall Volleyball Camp

  Campers will have the opportunity to develop strong fundamental skills, knowledge of the game, and the confidence and communication skills necessary to participate successfully at more advanced levels. The camp is conducted by former players and current coaches with experience at both the high school and collegiate levels, who combine their expertise to create a supportive and instructional environment where campers can have fun while they learn.
  
  

  What to Bring: All campers must bring a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, and snacks. Campers should wear comfortable clothing and volleyball-appropriate shoes. Knee pads are highly recommended. Please label all items with the camper's name.

  
  Lunch: Campers can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.
  
  

  Camp Dates:

  • Week 3: June 23–27
  • Week 4: June 30–July 3 (No camp Friday, July 4)

  Camp Hours: 8:30 am – 1 pm

  Camp Price: $400.00 | Week 2: $320.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Head Varsity Girls' Indoor + Beach Volleyball Coach Kat Thyer

• (Grade 7) Middle School Quick Start

  QuickStart is a four-day summer program that fosters incoming 7th graders’ connection to the Campbell Hall community. In the program, students experience their new teachers, procedures, and, most importantly, get to meet their classmates in the class of 2031. Through cooperative activities in science, math, English, and technology, students will explore, innovate, and make new friends. QuickStart will help students become familiar with our teachers and each other and set them up for success as they transition to middle school.

   

  Lunch: Students can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.

   

  Dates: June 16,17,18,20 (No class Thursday, June 19)

  Time: 8:50 am – 2:35 pm

  Price: $550.00

• (Grades 7–12) Reimagine & Renew: Introduction to Upcycling in Fashion

  In this hands-on upcycling class, students will learn how to transform pre-loved clothing and materials into stylish, one-of-a-kind fashion pieces. They’ll explore the basics of sustainable fashion, gain an understanding of fabric manipulation, and learn simple sewing and embellishment techniques. By the end of the class, students will have created their own unique upcycled items, building skills to design thoughtfully and sustainably. This class encourages creativity, problem-solving, and a fresh look at how fashion can help reduce waste. There will even be a field trip to the local thrift district on Magnolia Boulevard where students will be able to choose and personalize their own materials to rework and upcycle. The class will wrap with a cumulative fashion show where students will get to showcase their creations.

   

  What to Bring: All students must bring a refillable water bottle and snacks.

   

  Lunch: Students can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.

   

  Dates: July 21–25

  Time 10 am – 3 pm

  Price:  $800.00

  Minimum Number of Students 10

  Maximum Number of Students 16

  Led by: Cierra Boyd Fashion engineer, stylist, artist, and entrepreneur

• (Grades 7–12) Secondary Dance Intensive

  This week-long intensive is open to dancers with at least 2-3 years of experience in any style. Each day includes technique classes in ballet or contemporary, Pilates or conditioning, and a variety of styles such as pointe, jazz, lyrical, hip hop, acro, Bollywood, and musical theater. Expert guest teachers will lead many of these classes. It's a great opportunity to refine your technique, build strength and stamina, connect with other dancers, and explore new styles before the year begins!
  
  

  NOTE: Seniors who cannot attend the full intensive due to CASI, please register for the senior-specific registration.
  
  

  What to bring: refillable water bottle, lunch, snacks, and dance attire
  
  

  Dates: August 11–15 

  Time: 9:30 am – 2:30 pm

  Price: $615.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Secondary Performing Arts teachers Rachel Turner, Lee Wilhoite, and Bridget Zuver

   

  For more information contact Rachel Turner at turnerr@campbellhall.org.

• (Grades 7–12) Tuft the World: Intro to Rug Making

  This exclusive tufting class will unlock your child's artistic potential in a supportive and inspiring environment. Whether your child is an aspiring artist or an enthusiastic beginner, this immersive experience promises to leave them with profound knowledge about the timeless art of rug making. Get ready to weave magic with yarn and discover the joy of creating tufted art that reflects your unique style.

   

  What to Bring: All students must bring a refillable water bottle and snacks.

   

  Lunch: Students can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.

   

  Dates: Week 6: July 14–18

  Time: 10 am – 3 pm

  Price: $800.00

  Minimum Number of Students 10

  Maximum Number of Students 16

  Led by: Cierra Boyd Fashion engineer, stylist, artist, and entrepreneur

• (Grade 9) Academic Excellence

  This course will cover practical study skills to give students a solid foundation for high school humanities classes. Sessions will begin with time devoted to building upon each student’s study skills in English and history. Coursework will focus on topics such as organization, active reading, note taking, brainstorming, test preparation, and research. The second portion of each Humanities class will apply what students learn to the required summer English reading. At the end of the course, students will have strengthened their academic skills for High School level humanities coursework, and they will have completed the mandatory summer coursework for English as well as the accompanying assignment. (NOTE: Space is limited.)

   

  Lunch: Students can bring their own lunch or pre-order from the student store.

   

  Dates: June 23–27

  Time: 10 am – 2 pm

  Price: $500.00
  Led by: Campbell Hall High School English teacher Catherine Siphron

• (Grades 9-12) Calculus

  This course is designed for students wishing to learn the basic principles of calculus and typically covers a one-semester college course. The course includes theory and evaluation techniques of limits, derivatives, and integrals involving algebraic, trigonometric, logarithmic, and exponential functions. Students apply these tools to solve problems such as local linearization, related rates, optimization, and analysis of graphs of functions. Students develop their problem-solving skills and ability to generate clear, precise mathematical arguments. Students are expected to communicate their mathematical thinking through numeric, graphic, and analytic avenues. Graphing calculators, calculator-based applications, and computer software are used to illustrate and enhance topics covered throughout the year. (Elective course.)

   

  Prerequisite: B or higher in Precalculus with Trigonometry, or A- or higher in Fundamentals of Precalculus, or placement test).

   

  Dates: June 30–July 25 (No class on Friday, July 4)

  Hours: 1 – 4 pm

  Price: $2,075.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall High School Mathematics teacher David Riddell

• (Grades 9-12) Geometry

  Geometry is designed to prepare students in the investigation, understanding, and application of plane geometry. Course topics include basic theorems and postulates of parallel lines, congruent triangles, quadrilaterals, similarity, circles, polygon area, right triangle applications, and volume and surface area of solids. Students are also introduced to basic trigonometry concepts (sine, cosine, and tangent). Throughout the year, students incorporate the writing of basic two-column proofs to further explore geometric concepts and analytical thinking. This course is designed for students using a visual approach to the topics in geometry. This course also provides opportunities for additional review in the basic concepts of Algebra I. *Campbell Hall Summer Class attendance policy applies to this course.

   

  Dates: June 23–July 25 (No class Friday, July 4)

  Time: 8:30 am – 12:00 pm

  Price: $2,075.00
  Led by: Campbell Hall High School Mathematics teachers David Riddell and Kevin Kelley

• (Grades 9-12) Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry

  This course is designed to integrate the subject matter of trigonometry and third-year algebra. A unified approach to pre-calculus covers the major topics of advanced algebra, including higher-order polynomials, advanced graphic techniques, inequalities, exponential and logarithmic functions, matrix and vector analysis, polar coordinates, and complex numbers. Topics of trigonometry will include trigonometric functions and their inverses, graphs of these functions, trigonometric identities and equations, and applications of trigonometry. In addition, students will learn basic probability and statistics. This course includes the use of a graphing calculator and appropriate computer programs and provides a background for students planning college courses requiring trigonometry and pre-calculus.

   

  Campbell Hall students will qualify for AP Calculus AB with a grade of A- or above in Pre-Calc/Trig. *Campbell Hall Summer Class attendance policy applies to this course.

   

  Dates: June 23–July 25 (No class Friday, July 4)

  Time: 8:30 am – 12:00 pm

  Price: $2,075.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall High School Mathematics Teacher Lucine Ohannessian

   

• (Grade 12) Secondary Dance Intensive

  This week-long intensive is open to dancers with at least 2-3 years of experience in any style. Each day includes technique classes in ballet or contemporary, Pilates or conditioning, and a variety of styles such as pointe, jazz, lyrical, hip hop, acro, Bollywood, and musical theater. Expert guest teachers will lead many of these classes. It's a great opportunity to refine your technique, build strength and stamina, connect with other dancers, and explore new styles before the year begins! This registration is specifically for seniors who cannot attend the full intensive due to CASI.

   

  What to bring: refillable water bottle, lunch, snacks and dance attire

   

  Dates: August 14 and 15

  Time: 9:30 am – 2:30 pm

  Price: $250.00

  Led by: Campbell Hall Secondary Performing Arts teachers Rachel Turner, Lee Wilhoite, and Bridget Zuver

   

  For more information contact Rachel Turner at turnerr@campbellhall.org.

• College Application Summer Intensive (for rising seniors)

  The Campbell Hall College Application Summer Intensive (CASI) offers a complete approach to building a college application. The small student/faculty-counselor ratio enhances the effectiveness and intimacy of our program. Each day the students will draft their essays and writing supplements with an English teacher for two hours, and will work with his/her college counselor for another two hours.  Guest speakers during the week include a college admissions officer and CH alumni who attended CASI.  Students will also meet individually with college counselors and teachers throughout the week. The counselors will direct the students through more in-depth college research and application work while refining their list of colleges to which they are applying; help students understand how to complete each part of the Common Application, as well as the UC application and will review their progress; and teach students about important details surrounding the general college process as well as the internal steps required at CH. Students will make substantial progress on the completion of their applications and essays.

   

  This five-day program is most appropriate for seniors who are applying to private and/or public colleges or universities (especially students who plan to apply Early Decision and/or Early Action) using the Common Application. We will briefly address the UC and CSU applications and the process that they use. Early registration is strongly encouraged, as the program fills up every year. Students register with their personal college counselor.  We will have a waitlist. We have made a concerted effort to schedule CASI so as not to conflict with other Campbell Hall summer activities, but please check the dates before signing up, as daily attendance is mandatory. A confirmation email will be sent from College Counseling to registered students in mid-June. (NOTE: Space is limited.)

   

  CASI Dates: August 6, 8, 11, 13, 15

  CASI Time: 10 am – 2 pm

  CASI Price: $900.00

  Led by: Jennifer Simpson, Director of College Counseling; John Corona, Associate Director of College Counseling; Kimberly Oden, Associate Director of College Counseling; Elisa Sagardia, College Counselor