Summer Programs

Camp KIPP DC

Overnight Sleepaway Camp

At Camp KIPP DC, campers are provided an enjoyable, exciting summer sleepaway experience that motivates them to approach the future with confidence, curiosity, independence, and responsibility. All students currently in 3rd – 8th grade are eligible to apply. Visit www.CampKIPPDC.org to learn more, attend a camp information session and submit an application.

  • Grades PreK-K

    • Outschool

      Explore a variety of 100,000+ live online classes and clubs to feed students’ curiosity and elevate their learning.

    • Kids & Culture Camp

      Campers will embark on a virtual cultural journey as they study several countries and explore nature, geography, music, history, and more! Yoga, cooking, art, and chess are included.

    • Magnus Academy Knights

      Online chess camps with a mixture of live lessons, practice games, and puzzles. On the last day of camps there’s a tournament! Campers are divided by skill so that everyone gets useful lessons and fair games. Brand new beginners will start with the basics whichever week they join.

    • MusicianShip

      The MusicianShip offers a multi-disciplinary summer program for elementary, middle, and high school students. In accordance with their age, students can continue to develop their artistry and master new skills in the fields of Instrumental Music, Vocal Music, Music Business, or Music Media.

    • Kaizen Karate

      Karate camp with weekly themes ranging from Black Belt Bootcamp to Ninja Turtles. In-person camp also offers pool time and field trips (outdoor nature based field trips and special events held on site at the camp). Camp welcomes students who do not have karate experience.

      *FREE before/after slots available upon a first-come first-serve basis

    • Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington

      8-week academic and enrichment camp offering sports, games, arts & crafts, and recreational activities. Each day includes an academic component to combat summer learning loss.

      • Age: 5-18
      • Location: Multiple locations
      • Fee: $100 per week
      • More Info:
        (202) 540-2300
    • School of Rock

      Do you want to learn how to play in a band or learn to write songs? School of Rock Washington DC / Cleveland Park offers a wide variety of music camps and workshops that cover topics such as these. School of Rock music camps are perfect for musicians of any skill level who want to play guitar, bass, drums, keyboard and vocals. Weekly themes range from 80’s Rock to The Beatles and more!

    • Smithsonian Virtual Adventures by Smithsonian Associates

      Series of week-long adventures that will take students on a learning journey through the world of the Smithsonian. Students will discover Smithsonian collections, take virtual field trips, and interact with other adventurers while playing games, creating crafts, meeting experts, and completing challenges. Fly to the moon, dive deep into the ocean, be innovative, create art, and more with Smithsonian Summer Adventures!

    • Tippi Toes

      Magical Princess and Super Hero Dance Camp. Students will dress up every day, play Freeze Dance with Queen Elsa, create superhero masks to demonstrate bravery, participate in many games & more!

    • Imagination Stage

      Variety of program offerings ranging from theatre arts to performance to filmmaking. Campers can explore in-depth techniques in theatre and storytelling, acting and musical theatre, production experience, and filmmaking.

    • Circle Yoga

      Through yoga and mindfulness-based activities, campers have fun and learn skills for reducing stress, fully accepting and valuing who they are, and respecting others. Activities include yoga, relaxation, journaling, crafts, meditation, and more!

      • Age: 4-12
      • Location: 3838 Northampton Street NW, Washington, DC 20015
      • Fee: $475 per week (full day). Partial scholarships available for first 10 KIPP DC students that apply (discounted rate of $100 per week). Apply here: https://circleyoga.com/fees/scholarships/
      • More Info:
        (202) 686-1104
    • DC Way

      Soccer camp that will develop your child’s soccer skills through strategic and fun games! Your child will develop both essential physical and cognitive skills through fast-paced drills and exercises. Even after just a single week of camp, your child will walk away with skills that go far beyond the soccer field!

      • Age: 5-13
      • Location: Two sites available: Tyler Elementary School (ages 5-13) — 1001 G St SE, Washington, DC 20003; The RFK Fields (ages 7 & up) — 401 Oklahoma Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002
      • Fee: varies from $60-$375; Additional financial assistance available based on individual needs
      • More Info:
        (571) 490 1275
    • FoodPrints

      Comprehensive food education program with a series of self-guided videos, guides, and activities. FoodPrints Anywhere is designed to help your child build cooking skills and nutrition knowledge, learn about science and math in the garden and kitchen, and cook and eat nutritious recipes together at home.

    • Isabella & Ferdinand Spanish Immersion Camp

      Ages 3-4: Campers will start their day with music and games from Latin America. Through storytelling, music, games, role-playing games and art projects, campers will explore the great literary artists, heroes, and iconic cultural aspects of different countries of Latin America and Spain. Each day will also include typical camping games in Spain and Latin America to involve children in the magic of the Spanish-speaking world. Classes will be 60 minutes divided into two 30 minute sessions 9:00am to 9:30am and 10:00am to 10:30am.

      Ages 5-13: Campers will explore different regions and wonders of the Spanish-speaking world each week. Campers will play games and sing songs while learning about the culture of Latin America and Spain. The program is highlighted by break-out language lessons (targeting different levels) and cultural lessons. Activities run for 3 hours in the morning, generally art, cooking, and soccer taught by expert artists, chefs, and coaches. The program also offers 3 hours of optional afternoon activities like crafts, inventions, STEM, and story time.

       

  • Grades 1-3

    • Nationals Youth Baseball Academy – YBA Play

      YBA PLAY is the Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy’s largest program. YBA PLAY is a high-quality, structured, consistent, and fun developmental baseball/softball opportunity for girls and boys ages 6-12 that is highlighted by a free, instructional league during the summer months at various locations, around the District. YBA PLAY is focused on growing the game of baseball by minimizing barriers to participation, particularly for low-income communities; YBA PLAY is FREE and provides ALL uniform and equipment needs.
      To Register:
      1. Visit here to register
      2. Complete Parent/Guardian Profile
      3. Complete Scholar-Athlete Profile (select your home Ward or preferred  site/location under “Team.”  For example, if I live in Ward 5, I will click Ward 5 as my ‘team’)
      4. Finish the rest of the signup details/waivers and then submit for confirmation!
    • Isabella & Ferdinand Spanish Immersion Camp

      Ages 3-4: Campers will start their day with music and games from Latin America. Through storytelling, music, games, role-playing games and art projects, campers will explore the great literary artists, heroes, and iconic cultural aspects of different countries of Latin America and Spain. Each day will also include typical camping games in Spain and Latin America to involve children in the magic of the Spanish-speaking world. Classes will be 60 minutes divided into two 30 minute sessions 9:00am to 9:30am and 10:00am to 10:30am.

      Ages 5-13: Campers will explore different regions and wonders of the Spanish-speaking world each week. Campers will play games and sing songs while learning about the culture of Latin America and Spain. The program is highlighted by break-out language lessons (targeting different levels) and cultural lessons. Activities run for 3 hours in the morning, generally art, cooking, and soccer taught by expert artists, chefs, and coaches. The program also offers 3 hours of optional afternoon activities like crafts, inventions, STEM, and story time.

    • Tippi Toes

      Magical Princess and Super Hero Dance Camp. Students will dress up every day, play Freeze Dance with Queen Elsa, create superhero masks to demonstrate bravery, participate in many games & more!

    • Kids & Culture Camp

      Campers will embark on a virtual cultural journey as they study several countries and explore nature, geography, music, history, and more! Yoga, cooking, art, and chess are included.

    • Outschool

      Explore a variety of 100,000+ live online classes and clubs to feed students’ curiosity and elevate their learning.

    • Camp Forget-Me-Not / Camp Erin DC

      Summer series of three one-day, outdoor grief camps offering one day-camp for children, tweens, and teens. Each day camp will provide young people with the opportunity for fun and safe socialization with other grieving peers while exploring thoughts, feelings, and experiences though creative camp-like programming.

    • Summer Engineering Experience for Kids (SEEK)

      Engineering immersion program that educates 3rd – 5th grade students on STEM. This year’s curriculum will focus on drones, robotics, and coding!

    • Magnus Academy

      Online chess camps with a mixture of live lessons, practice games, and puzzles. On the last day of camps there’s a tournament! Campers are divided by skill so that everyone gets useful lessons and fair games. Brand new beginners will start with the basics whichever week they join.

    • MusicianShip

      The MusicianShip offers a multi-disciplinary summer program for elementary, middle, and high school students. In accordance with their age, students can continue to develop their artistry and master new skills in the fields of Instrumental Music, Vocal Music, Music Business, or Music Media.

    • Kaizen Karate

      Karate camp with weekly themes ranging from Black Belt Bootcamp to Ninja Turtles. In-person camp also offers pool time and field trips (outdoor nature based field trips and special events held on site at the camp). Camp welcomes students who do not have karate experience.

      *FREE before/after slots available upon a first-come first-serve basis

    • Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington

      8-week academic and enrichment camp offering sports, games, arts & crafts, and recreational activities. Each day includes an academic component to combat summer learning loss.

      • Age: 5 - 18 years old
      • Location: Multiple locations
      • Fee: $100 per week
      • More Info:
        (202) 540-2300
    • School of Rock

      Do you want to learn how to play in a band or learn to write songs? School of Rock Washington DC / Cleveland Park offers a wide variety of music camps and workshops that cover topics such as these. School of Rock music camps are perfect for musicians of any skill level who want to play guitar, bass, drums, keyboard and vocals. Weekly themes range from 80’s Rock to The Beatles and more!

    • Smithsonian Virtual Adventures by Smithsonian Associates

      Series of week-long adventures that will take students on a learning journey through the world of the Smithsonian. Students will discover Smithsonian collections, take virtual field trips, and interact with other adventurers while playing games, creating crafts, meeting experts, and completing challenges. Fly to the moon, dive deep into the ocean, be innovative, create art, and more with Smithsonian Summer Adventures!

    • FoodPrints

      Comprehensive food education program with a series of self-guided videos, guides, and activities. FoodPrints Anywhere is designed to help your child build cooking skills and nutrition knowledge, learn about science and math in the garden and kitchen, and cook and eat nutritious recipes together at home.

    • Imagination Stage

      Variety of program offerings ranging from theatre arts to performance to filmmaking. Campers can explore in-depth techniques in theatre and storytelling, acting and musical theatre, production experience, and filmmaking.

    • Circle Yoga

      Through yoga and mindfulness-based activities, campers have fun and learn skills for reducing stress, fully accepting and valuing who they are, and respecting others. Activities include yoga, relaxation, journaling, crafts, meditation, and more!

      • Age: 4 - 12 years old
      • Location: 3838 Northampton Street NW, Washington, DC 20015
      • Fee: $475 per week (full day); Partial scholarships available for first 10 KIPP DC students that apply (discounted rate of $100 per week). Apply here: https://circleyoga.com/fees/scholarships/
      • More Info:
        (202) 686-1104
    • Alliance Francaise

      Alliance Francaise’s Summer in French Camps are open to children ages 5 to 11 from beginner to bilingual. Experience new, creative, summer camps where fun and French never end! Each camp will feature hands-on craft making, and weekly themes will cover topics including cooking, yoga, games, science, ceramics, performing arts, and more!

    • Camp Shakespeare

      Shakespeare Theatre Company gives students the chance to dive into the world of one of the most celebrated playwrights in history: William Shakespeare. At Camp Shakespeare, students will unravel Shakespeare’s plays with text analysis, develop fundamental acting skills, learn the basics of stage combat, and perform for friends & family onstage at Shakespeare Theatre Company. Online option also available.

      • Age: 7 - 18
      • Location: Varies by grade level (in-person); online option also available
      • Fee: Varies by grade level; for a sibling discount, call for a discount of $50 off; for a full tuition scholarship, email.
      • More Info:
        (202) 547 5688
  • Grades 4-5

    • Nationals Youth Baseball Academy – YBA Play

      YBA PLAY is the Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy’s largest program. YBA PLAY is a high-quality, structured, consistent, and fun developmental baseball/softball opportunity for girls and boys ages 6-12 that is highlighted by a free, instructional league during the summer months at various locations, around the District. YBA PLAY is focused on growing the game of baseball by minimizing barriers to participation, particularly for low-income communities; YBA PLAY is FREE and provides ALL uniform and equipment needs.
      To Register:
      1. Visit here to register
      2. Click “YBA PLAY”
      3. Scroll down to 2021 Summer League and click “Register”
      4. Complete Parent/Guardian Profile
      5. Complete Scholar-Athlete Profile (select your home Ward or preferred  site/location under “Team.”  For example, if I live in Ward 5, I will click Ward 5 as my ‘team’)
      6. Finish the rest of the signup details/waivers and then submit for confirmation!
    • For Love of Children

      FLOC’s program will include community news, project-based learning, social-emotional learning, and intervention tutoring (math & reading). Students will take turns each morning leading activities / group discussions before going into breakout rooms to complete fun, engaging projects each week with a team.

    • Isabella & Ferdinand Spanish Immersion Camp

      Ages 3-4: Campers will start their day with music and games from Latin America. Through storytelling, music, games, role-playing games and art projects, campers will explore the great literary artists, heroes, and iconic cultural aspects of different countries of Latin America and Spain. Each day will also include typical camping games in Spain and Latin America to involve children in the magic of the Spanish-speaking world. Classes will be 60 minutes divided into two 30 minute sessions 9:00am to 9:30am and 10:00am to 10:30am.

      Ages 5-13: Campers will explore different regions and wonders of the Spanish-speaking world each week. Campers will play games and sing songs while learning about the culture of Latin America and Spain. The program is highlighted by break-out language lessons (targeting different levels) and cultural lessons. Activities run for 3 hours in the morning, generally art, cooking, and soccer taught by expert artists, chefs, and coaches. The program also offers 3 hours of optional afternoon activities like crafts, inventions, STEM, and story time.

    • FoodPrints

      Comprehensive food education program with a series of self-guided videos, guides, and activities. FoodPrints Anywhere is designed to help your child build cooking skills and nutrition knowledge, learn about science and math in the garden and kitchen, and cook and eat nutritious recipes together at home.

    • Camp Shakespeare

      Shakespeare Theatre Company gives students the chance to dive into the world of one of the most celebrated playwrights in history: William Shakespeare. At Camp Shakespeare, students will unravel Shakespeare’s plays with text analysis, develop fundamental acting skills, learn the basics of stage combat, and perform for friends & family onstage at Shakespeare Theatre Company. Online option also available.

      • Age: 7 - 18 years old
      • Location: Varies by grade level (in-person); online option also available
      • Fee: Varies by grade level; 10% discount (To register with discount, email CampSTC@ShakespeareTheatre.org). Students are also invited to apply for need-based scholarships.
      • More Info:
        (202) 547 5688
    • DC Way

      Soccer camp that will develop your child’s soccer skills through strategic and fun games! Your child will develop both essential physical and cognitive skills through fast-paced drills and exercises. Even after just a single week of camp, your child will walk away with skills that go far beyond the soccer field!

      • Age: 5 - 13 years old
      • Location: Tyler Elementary School (ages 5-13) — 1001 G St SE, Washington, DC 20003 The RFK Fields (ages 7 & up) — 401 Oklahoma Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002
      • Fee: Varies from $60-$375; Use code: KIPP25 for 25% off.
      • More Info:
        (571) 490 1275
    • Smithsonian Virtual Adventures by Smithsonian Associates

      Series of week-long adventures that will take students on a learning journey through the world of the Smithsonian. Students will discover Smithsonian collections, take virtual field trips, and interact with other adventurers while playing games, creating crafts, meeting experts, and completing challenges. Fly to the moon, dive deep into the ocean, be innovative, create art, and more with Smithsonian Summer Adventures!

    • Washington DC Youth Rugby

      The only youth rugby team in the District, the Washington Warriors summer program includes boys and girls across several age groups. It teaches kids valuable teamwork, leadership and compassion for other cultures, through a safe, fun environment. In addition to rugby, students are also taught the importance of proper nutrition and hydration.

    • Alliance Francaise

      Alliance Francaise’s Summer in French Camps are open to children ages 5 to 11 from beginner to bilingual. Experience new, creative, summer camps where fun and French never end! Each camp will feature hands-on craft making, and weekly themes will cover topics including cooking, yoga, games, science, ceramics, performing arts, and more!

    • Kids & Culture Camp

      Campers will embark on a virtual cultural journey as they study several countries and explore nature, geography, music, history, and more! Yoga, cooking, art, and chess are included.

    • Silver Knights

      Online chess camps with a mixture of live lessons, practice games, and puzzles. On the last day of camps there’s a tournament! Campers are divided by skill so that everyone gets useful lessons and fair games. Brand new beginners will start with the basics whichever week they join.

    • Outschool

      Explore a variety of 100,000+ live online classes and clubs to feed students’ curiosity and elevate their learning.

    • OpenWise Learning

      Immersive summer program with a focus on technology and youth / community service. The program goal is to develop STEM knowledge, empathy, and leadership through global collaboration. Students are provided with computing equipment.

      Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSer1uwkqVziGOxwuC2aK1Krm65dPefx6bRKlgprkIcZXgD1mg/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0&gxids=7628)

    • Kaizen Karate

      Karate camp with weekly themes ranging from Black Belt Bootcamp to Ninja Turtles. In-person camp also offers pool time and field trips (outdoor nature based field trips and special events held on site at the camp). Camp welcomes students who do not have karate experience.

      *FREE before/after slots available upon a first-come first-serve basis

    • MusicianShip

      The MusicianShip offers a multi-disciplinary summer program for elementary, middle, and high school students. In accordance with their age, students can continue to develop their artistry and master new skills in the fields of Instrumental Music, Vocal Music, Music Business, or Music Media.

    • Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington

      8-week academic and enrichment camp offering sports, games, arts & crafts, and recreational activities. Each day includes an academic component to combat summer learning loss.

      • Age: 5 - 18 years old
      • Location: Multiple locations
      • Fee: $100 per week
      • More Info:
        (202) 540-2300
    • School of Rock

      Do you want to learn how to play in a band or learn to write songs? School of Rock Washington DC / Cleveland Park offers a wide variety of music camps and workshops that cover topics such as these. School of Rock music camps are perfect for musicians of any skill level who want to play guitar, bass, drums, keyboard and vocals. Weekly themes range from 80’s Rock to The Beatles and more!

    • Camp Forget-Me-Not / Camp Erin DC

      Summer series of three one-day, outdoor grief camps offering one day-camp for children, tweens, and teens. Each day camp will provide young people with the opportunity for fun and safe socialization with other grieving peers while exploring thoughts, feelings, and experiences though creative camp-like programming.

    • Summer Engineering Experience for Kids (SEEK)

      Engineering immersion program that educates 3rd – 5th grade students on STEM. This year’s curriculum will focus on drones, robotics, and coding!

    • Kid Power Summer Leadership Academy

      5-week program providing a safe, structured space and helping to prevent summer learning loss. Students participate in English Language Arts, Math, Service Learning, Civics, recreational activities, and more.

    • Imagination Stage

      Variety of program offerings ranging from theatre arts to performance to filmmaking. Campers can explore in-depth techniques in theatre and storytelling, acting and musical theatre, production experience, and filmmaking.

      • Age: 3.5 - 18 years old
      • Location: Varies by program
      • Fee: Partial tuition assistance is available and awarded on the basis of financial need. Please contact Claire Bancroft Loos at cbancroft@imaginationstage.org for more information.
      • More Info:
        (301) 280-1636
    • iD Tech

      Virtual Tech Camps are the perfect way to sharpen your STEM skills and bond with new friends, all online from the comfort of home. Curriculum options include Python, Java, Minecraft, Roblox, Unity, Adobe, 3D modeling, and more! Includes 2 hours of live instruction and peer collaboration + 2 hours of self-paced project development per day.

    • Circle Yoga

      Through yoga and mindfulness-based activities, campers have fun and learn skills for reducing stress, fully accepting and valuing who they are, and respecting others. Activities include yoga, relaxation, journaling, crafts, meditation, and more!

      • Age: 4 - 12
      • Location: 3838 Northampton Street NW, Washington, DC 20015
      • Fee: $475 per week (full day); Partial scholarships available for first 10 KIPP DC students that apply (discounted rate of $100 per week). Apply here: ​​https://circleyoga.com/fees/scholarships/
      • More Info:
        (202) 686-1104
    • Pedalheads

      Pedalheads learn-to-ride bike camps have helped over 500,000 kids ride with confidence since 1995. Whether your child is first learning to ride and get off of their training wheels or just looking to be more comfortable on the road, Pedalheads has options for all kids.

    • Duke Leaping Lemurs Summer Science Camp

      Lemur-themed camp with daily themes ranging from “How to Be a Lemur Keeper” to “Fossil Frenzy.” Campers can spend the full week learning about lemur science, conservation, fossils, and more, or choose from the available days for a more curated experience. Each day campers will take a deep-dive into a different aspect of the Duke Lemur Center, including live lemur time, DLC staff interaction, tons of behind-the-scenes peeks, and plenty of activities to get campers away from their computer screens in between live sessions.

  • Grades 6-12

    • Smithsonian Virtual Adventures by Smithsonian Associates

      Series of week-long adventures that will take students on a learning journey through the world of the Smithsonian. Students will discover Smithsonian collections, take virtual field trips, and interact with other adventurers while playing games, creating crafts, meeting experts, and completing challenges. Fly to the moon, dive deep into the ocean, be innovative, create art, and more with Smithsonian Summer Adventures!

    • Isabella & Ferdinand Spanish Immersion Camp

      Ages 3-4: Campers will start their day with music and games from Latin America. Through storytelling, music, games, role-playing games and art projects, campers will explore the great literary artists, heroes, and iconic cultural aspects of different countries of Latin America and Spain. Each day will also include typical camping games in Spain and Latin America to involve children in the magic of the Spanish-speaking world. Classes will be 60 minutes divided into two 30 minute sessions 9:00am to 9:30am and 10:00am to 10:30am.

      Ages 5-13: Campers will explore different regions and wonders of the Spanish-speaking world each week. Campers will play games and sing songs while learning about the culture of Latin America and Spain. The program is highlighted by break-out language lessons (targeting different levels) and cultural lessons. Activities run for 3 hours in the morning, generally art, cooking, and soccer taught by expert artists, chefs, and coaches. The program also offers 3 hours of optional afternoon activities like crafts, inventions, STEM, and story time.

    • BETA Camp

      BETA Camp is a virtual enrichment program for exceptional high school students focusing on business, technology, and entrepreneurship. BETA Camp gives high school students the tools to become leaders in fields of their passion by guiding students through the process of building a business from the ground up. Campers will learn directly from industry professionals from leading companies and entrepreneurs at the forefront of innovation. They then take that knowledge and apply it immediately to building their own ventures.

      • Age: 8th - 12th grade
      • Location: Online
      • Fee: $1,445 for 6-week program. Scholarships are available and cover up to 80% of the total cost.
      • More Info:
    • Kid Power Summer Leadership Academy

      5-week program providing a safe, structured space and helping to prevent summer learning loss. Students participate in English Language Arts, Math, Service Learning, Civics, recreational activities, and more.

    • Camp Forget-Me-Not / Camp Erin DC

      Summer series of three one-day, outdoor grief camps offering one day-camp for children, tweens, and teens. Each day camp will provide young people with the opportunity for fun and safe socialization with other grieving peers while exploring thoughts, feelings, and experiences though creative camp-like programming.

    • Camp Shakespeare

      Shakespeare Theatre Company gives students the chance to dive into the world of one of the most celebrated playwrights in history: William Shakespeare. At Camp Shakespeare, students will unravel Shakespeare’s plays with text analysis, develop fundamental acting skills, learn the basics of stage combat, and perform for friends & family onstage at Shakespeare Theatre Company. Online option also available.

    • Words Beats and Life

      The 6-week WBL Academy engages youth in Arts Education courses led by local adult hip-hop artists, performers, and teachers who care about the participants’ program outcomes, as they are tied to life outcomes. Students will fully immerse themselves in one of the following arts education tracks: visual arts, music, and performing arts.

    • Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington

      8-week academic and enrichment camp offering sports, games, arts & crafts, and recreational activities. Each day includes an academic component to combat summer learning loss.

      • Age: 5 - 18
      • Location: Multiple locations
      • Fee: $100 per week
      • More Info:
        (202) 540-2300
    • Kaizen Karate

      Karate camp with weekly themes ranging from Black Belt Bootcamp to Ninja Turtles. In-person camp also offers pool time and field trips (outdoor nature based field trips and special events held on site at the camp). Camp welcomes students who do not have karate experience.

    • Outschool

      Explore a variety of 100,000+ live online classes and clubs to feed students’ curiosity and elevate their learning.

    • Imagination Stage

      Variety of program offerings ranging from theatre arts to performance to filmmaking. Campers can explore in-depth techniques in theatre and storytelling, acting and musical theatre, production experience, and filmmaking.

    • eCLOSE

      STEM camp with weekly programs in which participants learn common laboratory techniques and complete hands-on activities to guide learning. eCLOSE Institute works with an amazing model organism: The Fruit Fly! Session participants will learn why this small insect is important in research and how it can be used to address questions about diseases. Camp programs will examine how diet impacts the various stages of fruit fly development and then analyze their very own data! Camp participants will present their data and conclusions to family, friends, and the eCLOSE community at an end-of-week Zoom event.

      • Age: 6th-12th grade
      • Location: Online
      • Fee: $350 per week; Limited scholarships available for qualifying students. Please reach out to summer@kippdc.org if interested.
      • More Info:
        (215) 377 9503
    • Magnus Academy

      Online chess camps with a mixture of live lessons, practice games, and puzzles. On the last day of camps there’s a tournament! Campers are divided by skill so that everyone gets useful lessons and fair games. Brand new beginners will start with the basics whichever week they join.

    • MusicianShip

      The MusicianShip offers a multi-disciplinary summer program for elementary, middle, and high school students. In accordance with their age, students can continue to develop their artistry and master new skills in the fields of Instrumental Music, Vocal Music, Music Business, or Music Media.

    • School of Rock

      Do you want to learn how to play in a band or learn to write songs? School of Rock Washington DC / Cleveland Park offers a wide variety of music camps and workshops that cover topics such as these. School of Rock music camps are perfect for musicians of any skill level who want to play guitar, bass, drums, keyboard and vocals. Weekly themes range from 80’s Rock to The Beatles and more!

    • DC Way

      Soccer camp that will develop your child’s soccer skills through strategic and fun games! Your child will develop both essential physical and cognitive skills through fast-paced drills and exercises. Even after just a single week of camp, your child will walk away with skills that go far beyond the soccer field!

      DC Way also offers a Counselor-in-Training (CIT) program that is available for students aged 12 to 17. This unique leadership program helps students go from being passionate soccer players to leaders in soccer through the opportunity to start assistant coaching and learning leadership through mentorship. In this program, counselors in training have opportunities to learn to coach and improve their soccer leadership skills in a fun atmosphere. Students can build their community service hours during training, and upon reaching a certain level in training, can become paid coaches. Counselors in training can join DC Way for a full week(s) or even just a day. Fee is waived for KIPP DC students; use code KIPP at registration. Learn more at https://dcway.com/counselor-in-training-program.

      • Age: 5 - 13 years old
      • Location: Tyler Elementary School (ages 5-13) — 1001 G St SE, Washington, DC 20003, The RFK Fields (ages 7 & up) — 401 Oklahoma Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002
      • Fee: Varies from $60-$375; Use code KIPP25 for 25% off.
      • More Info:
        (571) 490 1275
    • For Love of Children

      FLOC’s program will include community news, project-based learning, social-emotional learning, and intervention tutoring (math & reading). Students will take turns each morning leading activities / group discussions before going into breakout rooms to complete fun, engaging projects each week with a team.

    • OpenWise Learning

      A 5-week immersive summer program with a focus on technology and youth / community service. The program goal is to develop STEM knowledge, empathy, and leadership through global collaboration. Students are provided with computing equipment.

      Application: https://bit.ly/2Qcfjt2