The French Cultural Center of Boston's Summer in French program offers children a full immersion experience of summer fun and learning. With native French-speaking teachers, a varied and engaging curriculum, and a safe, convenient location in Boston, the program is the perfect way to improve your child's skills and confidence in French no matter their age or level. Each week focuses on a theme with a variety of special activities geared for children to increase their vocabulary and stimulate their conversation skills. Outdoor activities take place at a nearby playground and at the Boston Common. 

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Attracting kindergarten through grade 12 students from over 40 different schools in Connecticut and New York, King School's Summer Institute offers academics, arts, and sports programs. Children entering grades K-5 can experience SI’s Fun Camp.

King’s outstanding faculty and coaches and the small class size ensures that each student is challenged and receives the kind of personalized attention King delivers year-round. Many students take academic courses plus a sports or performing arts session.

Academic courses are 1, 3, or 6 weeks, with 6-week courses awarding academic credit. Camp runs 6/18-8/3. 

Fun Camp, offered for 1-week sessions or the full 6 weeks, combines daily field trips, sports, and themed weekly activities. A parent from last summer’s program exclaims, "Fun Camp provided a safe, enriching summer experience for my son [and] . . . a wonderful balance of sports and learning activities to keep his interest engaged. Looking forward to another summer at King!"

Richter Summer Youth Workshop offers full-day musical theater camp nestled in the hills of Danbury, CT. Kids ages 8-15 can experience all aspects of a production and explore the foundational skills necessary for putting on a show. They will spend their mornings in workshops learning the basic fundamentals of music, choreography, acting, and improv and afternoons dedicated to rehearsing and building the show. This program offers a supportive environment where all are encouraged to use their creativity and imagination while working together as an ensemble to craft an exciting piece of theater.

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Kids ages 4 and up can discover music, visual arts and crafts, dance, and more at the Summer Arts Workshop, a day camp located in beautiful Westfield, New Jersey.

Choose from a well-rounded arts curriculum for younger kids or a specialty camp for older artists and performers. There's something for everyone!

The Summer Arts Workshop offers flexible scheduling plus full-day extended care for busy parents. At this professional arts camp with over 45 years of experience, your child is guaranteed an inspiring time.

Visit njwasummerworkshop.com for a schedule and more information, and to register. Please call 908-518-1551 or email njwa.summerworkshop@gmail.com with any questions.

Girls Who Code is a nationally recognized organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in tech by getting girls excited about STEM and inviting them to join a robust network of 40,000 other girls who code. Rigorous, challenging curriculum is delivered by high-caliber instructors with computer science and teaching experience and includes hands-on projects, interactive group work, and a capstone project.  

Girls Who Code's newest offering is two-week summer courses for girls in 6th-12th grade hosted by top schools across Los Angeles County. Each course dives deep on exciting new topics like iPhone App Development and Wearable Tech. 

Give your daughter an edge for college by exposing her to more advanced material that helps her understand the "why" and "how" of coding. Give her a new community of other ambitious, creative girls who code. Sign up here to receive more information!

Kids ages 7-12 can join BCC Summer for four weeks of singing, friendship, and world-expanding fun. Dive into songs that celebrate diversity, connect us to a global community, and explore social and environmental justice. Activities include singing, dancing, drumming, art-making, storytelling, weekly excursions, and more. Celebrate each week with a Friday evening concert, open to the public. No audition required.

Parent testimonial:
“Our kids loved [BCC Summer]. The multidimensional exploration with dance, drumming (awesome!), and visual arts was especially great from their perspective—and the social justice component has stuck with them. Great repertoire sang that week—they have been continuing to sing all the pieces, along with expressing the music through movement.”

Girls Who Code is a nationally recognized organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in tech by getting girls excited about STEM and inviting them to join a robust network of 40,000 other girls who code. Rigorous, challenging curriculum is delivered by high-caliber instructors with computer science and teaching experience and includes hands-on projects, interactive group work, and a capstone project.  

Girls Who Code's newest offering is virtual, two-week summer courses for rising sophmores, juniors, and seniors. Each course dives deep on exciting new topics like iPhone App Development and Wearable Tech. 

Give your daughter an edge for college by exposing her to more advanced material that helps her understand the "why" and "how" of coding. Give her a new community of other ambitious, creative girls who code. Sign up here to receive more information!

Western Academy is a liberal arts boys' school offering an array of summer day camps for boys ages 7-14. Directed by full-time teachers, Western Academy's adventure, athletic, and academic programs offer a unique way for boys to engage and enjoy the summer. The signature camp, the Dangerous Club for Boys, inspired in part by The Dangerous Book for Boys, offers activities and lessons that will familiarize boys with stories, hobbies, games, and skills that every boy should know and love. The first week of Dangerous Club will feature the theme of Explorers and the Pioneer Spirit, while the second will highlight Generals and the Art of War. Others featured camps include Survival, Trebuchet, Chess, Bug, Woodworking, Science, Comics, Guitar, Ukulele, Fishing, Latin, Math, Beastmasters, Astronomy, Little Wars, and Penmanship. Western Academy also offers Wrestling, Football, Basketball, and Track & Field Throws. At Western Academy, boys come alive every summer!