Please contact us at schoolhousearts[AT]gmail. Box Belgrade Lakes, ME Families will stay in beautiful bedroom cottages on the water all with docks and unmotorized watercraft. All families enjoy American plan dining daily and can choose from a variety of family activities.
Wonderful place to unwind and reconnect with your loved ones. Each cottage is located on the water and has a dock to enjoy the beauty of Great Pond. Families will enjoy an all-American dining plan at our dining hall. Many activities are available for families including our three Har-true tennis courts, fishing, swimming, yoga, children's craft activities.
It originated as a retreat for teachers and their families from metropolitan areas looking to escape to city and to reconnect. Taconnet has continued to evolve but remains an escape from the busy world to reconnect with family.
We offer a wide variety of camp activities and adventures while sharing who Jesus is to all who come. East Haven for special activities and ropes course. Day Campers experience the same camp without the adjustment to sleeping away from home.
We have a dynamic staff of college and high school students who have dedicated their summer to making your campers week at camp one that will always be remembered! We call it the SaLT program. The program runs the entire summer and is a great way to develop leadership skills, problem solving skills, teamwork skills, and overall an enjoyable experience. As a Maine summer camp, we are able to take advantage of the rugged beauty of our natural setting.
We involve our boy and girl campers in programs that expose them to Maine's environment and use the teaching opportunities that arise from such experiences. We accomplish these goals through a dynamic Christian summer camp and year round program. Our mission is founded on the Bible, the primary source of truth to the Christian faith. We host camps and retreats at our conference center in Coastal Maine as well as offering our conference center as a rental site for your own school, homeschool, church event and group events.
Whether it's one of our programs that you attend or our facilities you rent we provide the food and housing, you set your own schedule ; Fair Haven has the facilities, activities and year round staff to make your experience unforgettable. We invite you to learn more about our Christian summer camp and year round programs by checking out our website: Our Camp Website Link: www. Our 3-day and 5-day camps cater to different levels of riding.
Lessons are taught by riding professions with over 30 years of experience. Please visit our website for photos of the farm and past camps. Print or view Camp Profile for: Deepwood Farm. We also use Canvas for sharing daily schedules, online artwork and discussions between campers and instructors.
And as always, every camp week will culminate with a virtual exhibition and opening reception for family and friends live streamed on Zoom.
Camp tuition includes an Art Toolbox mailed to your home and a live exhibition every Friday that the whole family can attend, even those living far away. An experienced educator and visual culture historian, Dr. Romanenko specializes in Museum education, art history, American History, and object-based learning in formal and informal environments.
She also holds a BA in Education Sciences and has experience in research, development and implementation of educational programs for different age groups. In Alicia moved to Philadelphia where she continues to exhibit her work and teaches art. An art educator with over a decade of experience in the field of education, Lindsey Murphy has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology; concentration in Archaeology from Millersville University, and an Elementary Teaching Certification from Millersville University.
Melissa Hendrixson, Art Educator Melissa Hendrixson is an artist and art educator who has worked in Museum Education for over five years. She has her Bachelor's of Fine Arts and Studio Certificate from Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and has gained experience through assisting the coordination and development of various museum programming including family programs, youth art classes, and summer camps. She now works for the School and Community Partnership Program as an art educator where she develops and implements museum tours, school lessons, and community outreach programs to support student learning, parental engagement and visual literacy initiatives.
Thanks to our generous donors, PAFA is able to offer a limited number of scholarships. Our programs inculde art classes for middle school students, afterschool program for kids , and Sunday Family workshops. For camps description, cost and schedule go to the registration website.
Our Camp Website Link: www. Please visit for current job announcements and apply via Our Camp Website Link: hr. Newtown Square, PA Campers and mature staff live in a beautiful acre setting with emphasis on friendships, learning and play. Expert instruction offered in all activities, including swimming, canoeing, waterskiing, sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, tennis, gymnastics, aerobics, yoga, on-site English horseback riding, archery, riflery, soccer, softball, field hockey, lacrosse, drama, dance, music, crafts, ceramics, woodworking, silver jewelry, photography and rock climbing.
The tripping program includes weekly outdoor day trips, overnight trips, and extended white water canoe, hiking, and rock climbing trips. We are 45 minutes northwest of Portland, and only 2 hours from Boston. Campers are grouped by school grade and live in beautiful and airy wooden bunks with screens and shutters for weather protection.
The Fernwood family is known for its warm atmosphere and concern for each child. Campers and mature staff live together in a beautiful, rustic setting, with many opportunities for friendships, learning and play. Nurturing tolerance, unselfishness, and an appreciation of a simpler life in the out-of-doors. Our full season provides girls with enough time to experience new challenges, enhance self confidence, develop activity skills, and establish enduring friendships in safe, beautiful surroundings.
Fernwood is not divided into sections, for we are, in essence, one family, building community spirit through the contributions of each of our girls. Each camper has an elective program of activities, chosen with the guidance of parents and camp staff. Older campers may specialize in a specific activity. Expert instruction is offered in all activities, including swimming, canoeing, sailing, windsurfing, waterskiing, kayaking, tennis, gymnastics, aerobics, English riding, archery, riflery, soccer, softball, field hockey, volleyball, drama, music, dance, crafts, ceramics, woodworking, silver jewelry, drawing, painting, photography, and rock climbing.
The tripping program includes day trips, as well as extended white water canoe and kayak, backpacking, hiking, and rock climbing trips. If you're at least 19 years old and finished your first year of college, we'd love to discuss our opportunities with you.
Fernwood's staff to camper ratio is the best we know of, at A strong interest in working with children is required, and counselors are hired to teach within a specific activity ies specialty. Print or view Camp Profile for: Camp Fernwood.
Although we teach all team sports including ice hockey, we have a multitude of diverse non athletic and individual activities to choose from. These include daily swim and tennis lessons, ropes and campcraft, BMX, archery, yoga and fitness, waterskiing and sailing, guitar, art, radio, and golf. Campers can attend Camp Wildwood for either 4 or 7 week sessions. We also have weekly trips away from camp and the boys have daily tournaments and games versus neighboring camps.
We are situated on acres and border pristine Woods Pond for more than half of those acres. Please visit our website for a site map, virtual tour, and lots of beautiful photographs. We have the rare combination of spectacular surroundings, with beautiful well cared for playing fields. We also have our own 25, sq. The campers and staff live in cabins complete with bathroom facilities and electricity. We ask only that the boys "try" everything and just pick the three activities they're comfortable with.
All activity choice periods include a team sport, individual sport, and non-athletic activity to choose from. We track their choices and recommend to them after a few weeks some choices that they have not tried ensuring a well rounded activity schedule.
We're a well rounded community of great kids and staff, that truly believe in positive role models, proper sportsmanship, and it doesn't hurt that we serve unbelievable food from a top notch professional kitchen staff that can handle food allergies of most any kind or any kind of picky eater. Please contact us for more details, or email campwildwood[AT]campwildwood. The remaining 7 week campers stay until camp ends on Friday, August 11th.
The staff comes to orientation commencing on Saturday June 17th. The staff's last day is the same as the campers, Friday, August 11th. To work on our waterfront, a current Red Cross lifeguarding certification is mandatory, and this would include sailing or waterskiing. Please head to Our Camp Website Link: www. Print or view Camp Profile for: Wildwood. Professional staff, individualized teaching, renowned positive community, great food. See more at Our Camp Website Link: www. You choose the activities that interest you the most at HVC.
Professional instructors, caring and creative camp counselors and quality equipment enable this summer camp to achieve it's high programming standards. You'll be part of four one-hour periods of class instruction every two weeks. Feel free to create, explore and set goals in any of these programs. Parents and campers may let us know their wishes prior to the summer and we will help design camper programs. Our roots are in the movement of progressive children's summer camp communities.
Over the years, we have built on this history with a commitment to distinction and professionalism, and a deep sensitivity to individual needs and group life. Read more about our philosophy at Our Camp Website Link: www.
Go to Our Camp Website Link: www. Campers enjoy orchestras, jazz bands, wind ensembles, rock bands, jazz combos, chamber music, chorus, jazz choir and musical theater. Campers and staff members perform together in many concerts. We feature a supportive atmosphere created by caring, talented staff people, including many camp alumni.
Ages Print or view Camp Profile for: EncoreCoda. Box Boca Raton, FL Campers live in college dorms. Campers make friends with like-minded campers, have fun with typical camp evening activities, camp songs and camp fires, while receiving high level instruction from experienced teachers and professionals in their fields.
Whether campers like the visual arts, performing arts, culinary arts, film making, film photography or just are looking for a non-competitive and accepting camp community, Maine Arts Camp is a place where they can fit in.
We offer two 2 week sessions. Each 2 week session has a beginning and an end. Campers can attend anywhere from weeks, with camp running during the month of July. With its towering pines and pristine Lake McWain, Birch Rock offers a breathtaking setting for camping. Boys live in cosy whitewashed cabins where cooperation is key.
Our motto, "Help The Other Fellow," becomes a way of life for all. Birch Rock provides a nurturing place where boys can truly enjoy boyhood, disconnect from the electronic world, and reconnect to the natural wonders of life. Birch Rockers are committed to being the finest mentors and passing on our values and cherished traditions to generations of campers to come. Birch Rock celebrates the character development of its campers.
Our motto Help the Other Fellow is the foundation of our community. Each summer, we accept individuals who demonstrate promise, champion civility, and have a sincere passion for the values of building community. A Senior Camper ages typically returns to Birch Rock eager for a summer experience with a capstone of advanced achievement in one or two activities — i. Senior Campers are learning to lead and are the ultimate role-models of the camp. They provide community service inside and outside of the camp, lead by example in terms of daily chores — i.
A Counselor-In-Training, CIT age 17 is still classified as a camper, but has limited apprentice-leadership roles working with children. A CIT will experience a variety of life-long learning skill sets including: fostering his communication skills, conflict resolution, time management and learning when you need to ask for additional support. CITs receive specific training and certification in basic first-aid, CPR, American Red Cross Lifeguarding, fundamental counseling skills in cabin management and activity skill planning.
Moreover, CITs develop life skills of parenting, team-work, listening and helping themselves and each other to feel more confident and comfortable as future camp leaders. For more information, please fill out the request info form on our website or email birchrock[AT]birchrock. Are you ready to enjoy the beautiful Maine sunsets? Swim, canoe, and sail around Lake McWain? Relax with a book under the birch trees?
Taste some delicious Maine Lobster? Why should campers have all the fun? This summer camp in Maine, is the perfect retreat! After the campers leave, Birch Rock Family Camp comes to life…giving ANY family the chance to experience the adventure and fun of the Maine woods, by the lake.
You can enjoy camp life in group activities or just do your own thing! Please visit birchrock. If you have an interest in working at Birch Rock in any of these positions, please fill out the request info form on our website or email birchrock[AT]birchrock. Girls create weekly schedules from our wide range of varied activities: Arts. WaterSports, Gymnastics, Climbing, Wilderness trips and more! No two girls are alike. Why should their summers be?
This is lake country, less than an hour's drive to the Atlantic Ocean and the southern parts of the Great North Woods wilderness.
Measured by driving time from cities with airports served, Kippewa is three hours north of Boston, Massachusetts; an hour north of Portland, Maine; and twenty minutes south of Augusta, Maine. Camp Kippewa is a unique all-girls overnight camp for ages 6 to Girls select from a wide array of activities to create their own weekly schedule, participating in six activity blocks daily.
The caring, nurturing ambiance at Camp Kippewa sets a girl at ease with who she is, giving her the confidence to make friends easily and feel comfortable about trying challenging new activities.
Onsite horseback riding facilities host an unbeatable Equestrian program where campers can ride daily. Lake Cobbosseecontee is the perfect setting for top-notch Water Sports instruction in waterskiing, sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and kayaking.
Our program also offers a variety of Land Sports including our popular tennis program, gymnastics, soccer, softball, lacrosse and more. Campers enjoy the natural setting of Maine with ocean sailing trips, beach days, wilderness hikes and canoe trips. Our brother camp, Camp Cobbossee, is just 1 mile down the road. Learn more at Our Camp Website Link: kippewa. Print or view Camp Profile for: Camp Kippewa. With new themes each week, there's sure to be a camp that excites your child!
All camps take place via Zoom and one registration covers all children in the same household! See Specialty Camp Info Below. Camp leaders include faculty, administration, and external experts in the areas they will be teaching. Our full-season summer camp for girls ages 7 to 16 offers a broad array of team and individual sports, performing and visual arts, and outdoor living.
In a fun and stimulating environment, we provide a range of opportunities for girls to challenge themselves, gain confidence and expand their horizons. Everything we do at TLC is imbued with what is known as the Spirit of Tripp Lake - a spirit that fosters camaraderie, enthusiasm, compassion, respect and responsibility.
Dance Studio. Indoor Climbing Wall. Gymnasium including a Tumble Track and Uneven Bars. Softball Diamond. Field Hockey and Lacrosse Fields. Archery Range. Golf Range and Putting Green. Volleyball Courts. Gaga Court. Badminton Area.
Kickball Diamond. Horse Barn and Riding Arenas. Camper Cabins. To view our wonderful facilities, please enjoy our website at Our Camp Website Link: www.
Our unique summer program is designed to grow with each camper. In seven weeks girls will learn new activities and become part of our rich tradition. We have a diverse program that focuses on creating a well rounded camper. Whether performing in the theatre, playing sports, scaling a climbing wall, or water-skiing for the first time, there are activities for every camper to enjoy.
Our daily schedule allows campers to experience all aspects of camp. Campers select many activities while still having certain activities that the entire age group attends. We provide opportunities for girls to explore all facets of their personalities and encourage campers to take risks that expand their boundaries. Well look no further! Tripp Lake Camp is located in Poland, Maine. Our 7 week residential summer camp for girls ages 7 to 16 offers a broad array of team and individual sports, performing and visual arts, and outdoor living, in a fun and stimulating environment.
We provide a range of opportunities for girls to challenge themselves, gain confidence and expand their horizons. We are situated on acres, with a mile of shorefront. Instructors must have the ability to work well with beginner to advanced campers. Please apply if you have experience and if you have a genuine interest in working with children. Our small size of campers promotes a close-knit community of girls, ages 8 — 15, who return summer after summer for friendship, challenge and fun.
Girls participate in a full range of traditional overnight camp activities including wilderness trips, horseback riding, tennis, sailing and water skiing. For nearly a century, the Walden experience has been part of young girls lives as they acquire the skills and confidence to navigate their world. Nestled in the pine-filled woods, Camp Walden occupies more than acres of forest and grassy fields and over a half mile of beachfront property.
Our fields support a variety of sports a climbing wall and an adventure challenge course with low and high ropes elements and a zip line. Our horseback riding facilities include two riding rings, pastures, and a barn, home to the 10 — 12 horses that spend the summer with us. Indoor events are held at the HHC or in the Ark, our second indoor program space. The Main House is in the center of camp. This is home to our dining room, administrative offices and recreation porch — ping pong anyone? On rainy days the stone fireplace in the Main House living room gives campers a place to quietly read and drink hot chocolate.
Our camp craft facility, where we pack gear and food for our wilderness trip program, is located adjacent to the Main House. Camper cabins are located in a horseshoe around a pine-needled knoll called the Grove.
They are situated close to the Main House and the Health Center. From the lower tier of the camper cabins the view of the lake and the cry of loons at night, provide authentic Maine memories. These guiding principles involve respecting and supporting each other and always trying our best. Each day campers participate in five activities where girls are scheduled to try everything. In addition campers participate in an extensive trip program, team sports color war, many special events and cherished traditions.
Campers are encouraged to develop skills and competence while they cultivate a strong sense of self, independence, and integrity. Waldenites live for the fun, friendships, and new experiences that each summer brings. The entire experience is what makes Walden a special place. You will be given a campsister an older Walden camper who will make sure you have an amazing experience, and together you will participate in camp activities, go on a local hike, eat in the Dining Room and sleep in a camp bunk.
Email us for registration information, walden[AT]campwalden. All of our staff teach skills in one of our camp activities and live and support a bunk of campers. Please complete our online staff application, Our Camp Website Link: waldenme.
Print or view Camp Profile for: Camp Walden. Come join us for an innovative residential week where creative confidence, risk taking, design thinking, and outdoor exploration foster confidence and skill building.
Our campus has three separate dormitories, dining hall, auditorium, campus store, athletic fields, field house with indoor skate park, basketball court and state of the art weight room.
Our location in the western mountains of Maine provides ample outdoor adventure opportunities. For more information, visit: Our Camp Website Link: gouldacademy. Visit Our Acting Manitou Website Experience Maine, theater training and performance and a lifelong community of friends and fellow artists. This course satisfies the Creative Expression core requirement. This class combines the visual and the literary creative processes, in a week-long exploration inspired by the garden.
This is a one-week intensive studio class with Zoom sessions on most days, including 2 site visits. This course will introduce students to teaching strategies that support Expressive Art practices in K classrooms and community art contexts, encouraging social emotional growth, trauma informed teaching, and ways to develop healing art practices.
Explores the concepts, tools and strategies for creative process, problem solving and innovation through selected hands-on exercises, readings, discussions, project-based works and creative assignments in a variety of media and approaches. Combined Course Sections - Students will receive 3 credits in drawing or book arts.
It was a great experience for her at the right time! Campers take 10 activities , with 5 every other day, so activities stay interesting. Limited Enrollment 2 or 4 week sessions Max of 90 campers per session Professional Instruction Non-Competitive year olds. Welcome to Maine Arts Camp!
At Maine Arts Camp , creative kids thrive! Chewonki offers three programs: Camp for Boys is a traditional camp on the Maine coast, while Adventures for Girls and coed Wilderness Trips for Teens provide traveling wilderness experiences. Offering only two four-week sessions, each with a beginning, middle, and end, Cobbossee is a medium-sized, family-atmosphere camp that intentionally builds brotherhood through sports and adventure.
The camp does it all in four weeks: camping, trips, inter-camps, and traditions. Cobbossee boys are famous for their warmth, inclusiveness, and love of the game. Located on Gardner Lake, Eagle Wing offers a variety of activities, including sailing, kayaking, canoeing, climbing, drama, arts and crafts, woodworking, campcraft, journalism, and numerous field sports.
The camp also offer a premier sailing program and advanced climbing instruction with climbing trips to Acadia and surrounding areas. Campers receive daily musical instruction in classical, pop, and jazz styles through private lessons, ensembles, music theory, and other music electives.
They get to participate in orchestras, bands, jazz bands, rock bands, jazz combos, chamber groups, choral groups, theater, and many concerts as well as sports, trips, swimming, boating, arts and crafts, cookouts, and campfires. Founded in , Fernwood is a traditional all-girls camp on Lake Thompson.
Campers choose from over 36 activities offered in an environment that promotes both social and emotional growth and leadership skills. Activities include on-site horseback riding, silver jewelry making, rock climbing, competitive sports, waterskiing, tennis, theater, dance, gymnastics, archery, many studio arts, and more. Its own educational system and handwoven badges teach connection with nature and community, and its unique, open democratic teaching style helps children find their inner passion for learning.
In western Maine on the shores of Lake Webb, Camp Kawanhee offers over 20 activities, including team and individual sports, sailing and other water sports, fly-fishing, archery, riflery, woodworking, a ropes course, wilderness skills, trips, and Junior Maine Guide. Camp Ketcha offers traditional day camps, horsemanship ages 6—14 , and specialty camps ages 5—14 as well as swimming, archery, art, environmental education, outdoor living skills, sports, farm skills, a ropes course, drama, and music.
There are full- and part-time options. The camp hours are 9 a. Transportation is offered. At this all-girls sleepaway camp, campers create individual weekly schedules with six activities daily, choosing options from an extensive arts program, equestrian facility with daily riding, gorgeous waterfront, performing arts, adventure opportunities, athletics, and more.
Enjoy Maine through local wilderness trips. No two girls are alike, why should their summers be? Its mission is to offer a quality day camp experience for children who have completed first grade through age There is an extensive athletics and waterfront program, 15 tennis courts, a horse equestrian center, outdoor tripping program, new culinary center, and full arts curriculum.
The camp takes great pride in its camper-centered program, based on a family-oriented philosophy that each child is a unique individual. Campers enjoy a diverse and dynamic waterfront, sports and arts programs, theater productions, adventure activities, culinary experiences, and much more.
Most important, it offers girls the chance to grow in a nurturing, low-pressure atmosphere, emphasizing fun, friendship, and group living. Since , Camp Matoaka has been dedicated to providing girls from around the world with a summer home away from home—a place where they will enrich their character while developing everlasting friendships.
This is what camp is all about. With more than 40 week-long camps, Mechuwana really does provide something for everyone. There are special programs in music theater, creative arts, camping, canoeing, Native American studies, swimming, and hiking. Everyday activities at this United Methodist Church—sponsored camp include arts and crafts, night walks, boating, and field games. This Maine arts camp emphasizes the discovery and development of self through choice and self-expression.
There are no camp sports competitions or tournaments. Instead, campers participate in performances and presentations each evening where they can share their burgeoning talents and interests. Boys and girls ages 7—15 come to Micah each summer for sessions ranging from two to seven and a half weeks.
Micah offers sports, waterfront, ropes, arts, trips, a Ninja Warrior Course, and more. Judaism is woven into the fabric of life at Micah, connecting campers to their rich Jewish heritage and the amazing Micah community.
Situated in the beautiful Belgrade Lakes region, this Jewish camp features a staff of , instruction in over 60 activities, a 13,square-foot recreation center, four tournament boats, a photography lab, and much more.
A private coed camp, its kitchen is strictly kosher. Nashoba offers something for everyone. There are traditional, coeducational programs for campers. The family-owned camp offers spectacular water sports, tennis, soccer, theater, dance, archery, art, pottery, photography, woodworking, basketball, baseball, rock climbing, hiking trips, horseback riding, and golf. The camp has beautiful modern facilities, wonderful food, and an energetic staff in a supportive atmosphere.
Natarswi is a acre wilderness paradise with spectacular views of Mount Katahdin. Natarswi is for girls seeking a true North Woods experience. Featuring sailing, hiking trips, and rock climbing. Campers experience nature, arts and crafts, sports, fishing, archery, campfires, and home-cooked meals.
Camps Newfound and Owatonna are brother-sister camps where children ages 6—16 enjoy boating, swimming, rocks and ropes courses, land sports, archery, arts and crafts, wilderness hiking and canoeing trips, and much more, all in a supportive, Christian Science atmosphere. The camp helps its campers become the best versions of themselves by teaching them essential life skills and import- ant values.
Campers enjoy an elective program with over activities in arts, athletics, outdoors, and waterfront. It offers two-, three-, four-, five-, and seven-week sessions for boys and girls. Its robust program emphasizes leadership and service with over 30 activity choices, including swimming, camping, hiking, sports, arts, sailing, riflery, woodworking, photography, archery, and outdoor adventure trips.
Sessions run from two to seven weeks. Founded almost a century ago, this all-girls camp is open to children ages 7— Girls are encouraged to become the best they can be while at camp. Facing the sunset on the sandy shores of Crescent Lake, Camp Pinehurst is a traditional coed summer camp. In its third generation of Curtis family ownership and directorship, Camp Pinehurst is designed to offer children a quality camping experience at an affordable price. Come make some new friends this summer!
Pondicherry is a spectacular outdoor setting, nestled on over acres in the foothills of the White Mountains. Dynamic programs offered include archery, horseback riding, cooking, and boating on private Adams Pond.
Girls explore the outdoors while building confidence, courage, and character under the careful eye of trained staff. Counselors are volunteer police officers from across Maine. Sheriffs, troopers, and municipal officers all come together to mentor and encourage kids, while improving their perceptions of law enforcement.
Experience the Runoia difference in the beautiful Belgrade Lakes! Runoia campers build lifelong skills and enjoy an outstanding equestrian program, wilderness trips, sailing, and strong arts, sports, waterfront programs, and much more. Many campers return for multiple summers, and there is fourth- and fifth-generation Cobb camping leadership. For 69 years, Camp Skylemar has thrived as a place where boys from across the country share in a summer of top-notch athletic instruction within a culture of kindness, respect, and friendship.
Camp Somerset for Girls offers a brand-new camp facility and community with a diverse program dedicated to comprehensive instruction and healthy competition. The camp is committed to empowering and inspiring its campers to live its rings: grow every day, be a good friend, make an impact, be you.
The Autism Society of Maine offers a free summer camp program for children ages 5—15 with autism spectrum disorders. The purpose of this program is to help develop communication skills and peer relationships in a social group setting.
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