Helping parents find the right camps or activities for their kids
Campers work in age-appropriate groups throughout the week to complete a presentation for their families on Friday afternoon. Daily workshops are designed to balance computer coding and physical building of mechanical projects, often robotic. Projects are based on hands-on learning, focus on fun and “aha” moments, and align with NGSS (National Science Standards). Continue reading “The Robot Garage”
The Road Less Traveled is a teen summer community service, language and adventure travel program that offers an opportunity for young people to engage in a service of presence and active listening in the world. Continue reading “The Road Less Traveled | Life Changing Travel”
The Mountain was founded by Unitarian Universalists in 1979 as a nonprofit camp and conference center. This is an ecologically conscious retreat and learning center serving congregations, businesses, schools, and other Unitarian Universalist and community groups. Continue reading “The Mountain Retreat & Learning Center”
The Business of Doing Good is a social entrepreneur day program for 10 to 14-year-olds – we help kids put their passion into action!
Our goal is to help your child identify one of many passions they may have and instill the determination and skills to achieve their goals. Continue reading “The Business Of Doing Good”
The Alaska Center is an award-winning camp program in Alaska that provides a broad range of outdoor environmental education experiences for students ages 4 to 16 from all economic, social, and cultural backgrounds. Continue reading “The Alaska Center | Trailside Discovery Camp”
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