c a m p s a n d c l a s s e s f o r k i d s o f a l l a g e s

Airforce Cyber-Security Camp

Maker Camp Cartooning

Fizz, Fun and Flight 2

Maker Camp

Website Development

Wearable Tech

Maker Camp: Moldables

JUNE 11-15 JUNE 18-22 JUNE 25-29 JULY 2-6 JULY 9-13 JULY 16-20 JULY 30-AUG. 3 AUG. 6-10JULY 23-27

WEEK ONE WEEK TWO WEEK THREE WEEK FOUR WEEK FIVE WEEK SIX WEEK EIGHT WEEK NINEWEEK SEVEN

SESSION ONE A SESSION ONE B SESSION TWO B

SESSION ONE SESSION TWO

CAMP DISCOVERYHALF DAY

EXPLORERS

NAVIGATORS

CAMP TREKKER

VOYAGERS

LEADERS IN TRAINING (LIT)

ADVENTURERS

CAMP DISCOVERYHALF DAY

EXPLORERS

NAVIGATORS

CAMP TREKKER

VOYAGERS

LEADERS IN TRAINING (LIT)

ADVENTURERS

EXPLORERS

NAVIGATORS

CAMP TREKKER

VOYAGERS

LEADERS IN TRAINING (LIT)

ADVENTURERS

CAMP DISCOVERY HALF DAY

EXPLORERS

NAVIGATORS

CAMP TREKKER CAMP TREKKER CAMP TREKKER

FIELD TRIP CAMP

FIELD TRIP CAMP

VOYAGERS

LIT

ADVENTURERS

DAY CAMPS

SCIENCE

SPORTS

OTHER

CAMPS

GRADES

5-8

GRADES

5-6

GRADES

3-4

GRADES

1-2

AGES

4-5GRADES

2-5

AGE

4

GRADES

8-9

Mix and Match! See a one-week camp you’d like to attend during a day camp session? Register and we

will prorate the cost of the day camp that week.

Red Cross Lifeguarding

AGES

15+

Basketball Camp by 3Point

Athletics

GRADES

1-8 Baseball Camp

GRADES

1-7 Baseball Camp

GRADES

1-7Volleyball Camp

COED - HALF DAYGRADES

5-8

4

12

19

26

5

6

13

20

27

6

7

14

21

28

8

15

22

29

2

9

16

23

30

2

3

10

17

24

3

4

11

18

25

JUNE

1

5

JULY

3

17

24

31

4

11

18

25

5

12

19

26

13

20

27

7

14

21

28

1

8

15

22

29

2

9

16

23

30

6

10

AUGUST

4

14

21

28

1

8

15

22

29

2

9

16

23

30

10

17

24

31

4

11

18

25

2

5

12

19

26

3

6

13

20

27

3

7

CAMP DISCOVERYHALF DAY

SESSION TWO A

Explorations in Programming

Food Science

Advanced ‘Scratch’

Programming

Introductory ‘Scratch’

Programming

Intermediate ‘Scratch’

Programming

Maker Camp: Fabrication

Explorations in Programming

Investigations in Ecology

Science camps below this line are open to fifth through eighth graders

GRADES

5-8GRADES

4-6GRADES

4-7

Junior Triathlon Camp

AGES

7-10Junior

Triathlon Camp

AGES 11-14

Basketball Camp by

3Point Athletics

GRADES

1-8Basketball Camp by

3Point Athletics

GRADES

1-8

New!

New!

ARTS

WRITING

MATHEMATICS

PREP

OTHER

JUNE 11-15 JUNE 18-22 JUNE 25-29 JULY 2-6 JULY 9-13 JULY 16-20 JULY 23-27

WEEK ONE WEEK TWO WEEK THREE WEEK FOUR WEEK FIVE WEEK SIX WEEK SEVEN

JULY

31

7

14

21

28

1

8

15

22

29 30

3

17

24

4

11

18

25

5

12

19

26

13

20

27

2

9

16

23

6

10

4

12

5

6

13

6

7

14

8

15

2

9

16

23

30

2

3

10

17

24

3

4

11

JUNE

1

5

19

26

20

27

21

28

22

29

18

25

Red Cross Lifeguarding

AGES

15+

Middle School Writing MechanicsGRADES

6-8Middle School Writing Workshop

GRADES

6-8Middle School Reading and Study Skills

GRADES

6-8

Middle School Math Review GRADES

6-7

Algebra One Algebra One GRADES

7-8Freshman Prep

GRADE

9

Art Sampler GRADES

6-8

Foundations of Essay WritingGRADES

9-12

Geometry GeometryGRADES

9-12

Computer Science PrinciplesGRADES

9-12

Visual Arts SurveyGRADES

9-12

Photography GRADES

9-12

Digital ArtsGRADES

9-12

Standardized Test PrepGRADES

11-12

Dance Intensive GRADES

7-8 Algebra Prep for Grades 7-8 GRADES

7-8

Writing Personal Essays

GRADES

10-12

New!

Middle school summer classes at Latin enhance and build on skills middle school students need. Many of the classes are taught by current Latin School faculty and offer great options for enrichment – all with Latin’s commitment to educational excellence.

Middle School classes

Classes

Upper school summer courses are designed for students who want to prepare or advance for the next school year, or are particularly passionate about a subject. Many of the classes are taught by current Latin School faculty and include credit and non-credit programs.

Upper school classes

Classes

SUBJECTS: Art Sampler; Writing Mechanics; Writers Workshop; Reading and Study Skills; Math Review; Algebra Prep

GRADES: Middle school students in grades 6-8, including non-Latin students

SCHEDULE: Classes are offered in half- and full-day options, depending on the subject matter

SUBJECTS: Visual Arts; Language Arts; Math; Science; Computer Science

GRADES: All high school students, including non-Latin students

SCHEDULE: Classes vary from 2-6 weeks in length, and include half-day and full-day options

Latin’s sports camps share the philosophy of Latin’s athletics program, which looks to develop confident, enthusiastic, and disciplined athletes who use their full physical potential and learn the value of teamwork and the importance of sportsmanship.

We strive to develop leadership and ethical behavior in our athletes, while encouraging a life-long love for sports and fitness.

NEW Junior Triathlon camp Latin Aquatics Director and Certified USA Triathlon coach Danielle Carlson will lead campers in a week-long training for junior triathletes following the Chicago Triathlon’s(™) motto: “swim, ride, run and fun!” Athletes will learn foundational triathlon skills so they can successfully navigate between swimming, biking, and running on race day.

Lincoln Park Baseball Academy (LPBA), a Chicago-based organization focused on baseball instruction for boys and girls, will lead this camp at Latin. This camp will provide players with a camp experience that is safe, challenging, fun and educational.

3Point Athletics will lead Latin’s summer basketball camps. Campers can expect to increase their skill level with high quality instruction. Skills, techniques,

game strategy and conditioning all will be covered, and lay the groundwork for overall improvement. The one-week camps will emphasize the positive benefits of the sport: discipline, dedication, sportsmanship and fun.

Led by Latin coaches, Volleyball camp provides campers with excellent instruction in spiking, setting, blocking, passing and serving – the fundamental skills necessary to become a well-rounded volleyball player. Scrimmaging will be a major component, while campers focus on good sportsmanship and having fun.

If you’re looking for a great summer job or challenging career that’s in demand, the Red Cross Lifeguarding program is the place to start. Latin’s own Aquatics Director, Danielle Carlson, will teach participants the knowledge and skills needed to prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies and prevent drownings and injuries.

Sports & Recreation Camps

Small class sizes allow for hands-on experiences alongside experienced Computer Science educators.

Computer science is a rich discipline that studies computers, including their principles, their impact on society, and how they may be used to create software to solve problems. The discipline focuses on computational thinking skills like problem-solving, algorithm development and analysis. Explore computer science through a variety of one-week offerings, from Maker Camp to Scratch Programming.

Computer Science & Technology camps

Camps Camps

Camps

Camp Discovery (half-day for age 4), full-day Navigators (ages 4-5) and Voyagers (grades 1-2) introduce our youngest campers to day camp in a welcoming, fun way.

Camp Discovery is a half-day camp designed to introduce our youngest children to day camp through games, activities, special field trip days and much more! Led by counselors and early childhood educators, Camp Discovery is structured into group play, activities and outdoor games, all of which provide campers a chance to “discover” the fun of day camp! A 4:1 camper to staff ratio is maintained, allowing campers to explore, learn and grow in a group under the guidance of trained counselors. A mid-morning snack is provided.

Navigators campers ages 4 and 5 are grouped by age. Endless activities are the key to the success of our youngest full-day camps. Weekly in-house and local field trips are taken. The daily schedule is designed to appeal to the learning style and curiosity of the young camper, utilizing outdoor and indoor space for projects and games. A quiet time will also be provided for Navigators after their lunch break so that they can rejuvenate before the start of a fun afternoon! A 4:1 camper to staff ratio is maintained in each Navigator group.

Voyagers the program for campers entering 1st and 2nd grades. The days are filled with group games, creative arts, sports, and weekly field trips around Chicagoland. Activities are designed around fostering teamwork and building friendships. Swimming is a large part of the camp program, enjoying swim lessons four days a week. An 8:1 camper to staff ratio is maintained in each Voyager group.

Beginning Learn to Swim follows the American Red Cross Learn to Swim Program. Navigators swim two days a week, while Voyagers swim four days a week. All new swimmers begin with Level I: Water Exploration, and progress into primary skills. Campers are grouped according to their skill level, and each group works with a swim instructor and a counselor in the water.

Adventurers (grades 3-4), Explorers (grades 5-6) and Camp Trekker (grades 5-8) offer fun, challenging and memorable experiences to our older campers.

Adventurers and Explorers activities may be mixed-ages depending on interest. Weekly field trips include jaunts around Chicagoland. Back by popular demand, Wednesday choice-day activities may include kayaking, capture-the-flag, paddleboarding, tie-dye and much more! Group and individually selected activities will give campers the chance to explore and challenge themselves. Campers are grouped by grade level, and activities may include children of varying ages depending on interest and ability. A maximum 10:1 camper to counselor ratio will be maintained in each group.

Camp Trekker is based at Latin School, but campers travel off-site daily, visiting favorite Chicago attractions and hidden city treasures. Campers will grow and develop their leadership and self-reliance skills through learning to plan and traverse Chicago using public transportation, walking and school buses. Special field trips and visits to pools and water parks are included.

Early Childhood/ Elementary Camps

Upper Elementary/ Middle School Camps

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S’mores in solar ovens

960Minutes in pool 2,714

7,556133

Popsicles enjoyed

200+miles traveled by Trekkers on foot

and via CTA

pounds of beeswax made into candles

Hot dogs served

Schools represented

6,656Camps Shirts tie-dyed

7 5 “Just Dance” levels completed

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