Academic Adventures

Saint Joseph Academy is excited to offer a variety of action-packed academic summer programs where attendees will lead, explore and create through hands-on learning. These summer programs teach new skills and provide tools that enable them to strengthen their minds and pursue their passions. 

Be sure to explore our athletic summer programs for an even wider variety of skill development, teamwork and active fun!

These camps will be held at Saint Joseph Academy. When registering for a summer program, please use the grade the camper will be enrolled in for the 2026-2027 school year. 

Grades 2-5

Week 1: June 8-12

List of 5 items.

  • CRAFTY CREATORS

    June 8-12, 12:30-3:30 p.m.
    Grades 2-4, $185
    Registration Deadline: May 25

    Crafty campers will dive into exciting arts and crafts projects during this creativity filled week! From painting with both acrylic and watercolors, drawing, sculpting and bracelet making, campers will have a week of fun-filled crafts. Girls will also explore different artists, art techniques and even create their own scrapbook page to commemorate their fun week. This hands-on camp will be a great way for young campers to build confidence in their arts and craft skills, learn new techniques and make new friends.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day

    Camp director: Mrs. Lainey Schwimming '15, Teacher, St. Mark School
  • MAKERSPACE INNOVATION LAB

    June 8-12, 12:30-3:00 p.m.
    Grades 5-6, $185
    Registration Deadline: May 25 

    The Engineering & Design Honors Program presents an innovative summer camp that will inspire girls to invent, program and create! Held in Saint Joseph Academy’s Howley Makerspace innovation lab, campers will be immersed in each of the STEAM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) throughout the week. Girls will learn the basics of creative design with laser engraving and cutting, vinyl printing and cutting, transforming 2D designs to 3D and Robotics in a hands-on learning environment. The camp fosters a culture of creativity and innovation while providing space to explore technology through collaboration with new friends. This year, there will be a parent/guardian showcase on the final day of camp. Get ready to be engaged in summer STEAM fun!

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Mr. Rob Zdankiewicz, Engineering & Design Honors Program Coordinator
  • MUSIC MAKERS ACADEMY

    June 8-12, 8:30-11:30 a.m.
    Grades 5-6, $185
    Registration Deadline: May 25 

    Join us for an exciting week of instrumental music designed to inspire and prepare young musicians for the upcoming school year. Two sessions will be offered, one geared toward students entering grades 5-6, the other toward students entering grades 7-8. This camp combines fun and skill-building through interactive musical games and activities. Participants will sharpen their skills in listening, tone production, note reading, rhythmic precision, composition and improvisation. This camp is sure to ignite your passion for music. Students who play the following instruments are encouraged to register: flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, euphonium, percussion or other band instruments (no string instruments at this time). The last day of camp will feature a “demonstration concert” for students to showcase their skills and creativity for family and friends. Don’t miss this opportunity to play, learn and grow with fellow musicians this summer! This year, we are excited to welcome boys to join the camp.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day and their own playing instrument.

    Camp Director: Mr. Brian Patton, Instrumental Music Teacher and Performing Arts Department Chair
  • NEW! J POP JAGUARS

    June 8-12, 8:30-11:30 a.m.
    Grades 2-4, $185
    Registration Deadline: May 25  

    Step into a bright, imaginative world with the J-Pop Jaguars! Throughout the week, campers will create their own J-Pop–inspired characters, design fun accessories, explore kawaii-style art and complete team-based missions that celebrate confidence, friendship, and girl-power. Campers will enjoy hands-on activities like crafting mini light sticks, decorating their own hero badges, creating group logos, taking part in themed games and working together to solve playful challenges. A colorful, empowering week of imagination, teamwork and creative fun awaits!

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Mrs. Maureen Longmuir '09, Teacher, Huntington Elementary School
  • NEW! MAGICAL MOMENTS: SPARKLE & SHINE WEEK

    June 8-12, 8:30-11:30 a.m.
    Grades 2-5, $185
    Registration Deadline: May 25  

    Get ready for a week filled with whimsy, wonder and pure imagination! Campers will dive under the sea for “Mermaid Day”, wear their crowns proudly on “Princess Day”, spread their wings on “Fairy Day”, believe in the impossible during “Unicorn Day” and finish the week by singing their hearts out on “Swiftie Day”. From collecting treasures to creating fairy gardens, each day is packed with creative, hands-on fun. A magical visit from The Fairytale Foundation will bring favorite characters to life! Girls are welcome to dress up in each day’s theme as they craft, build, imagine and play! It’s a sparkle-packed celebration of creativity and engaging activities of all things magical—perfect for campers who love to dream big and shine bright!

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Ms. Samantha Colgrove '17, Teacher, St. Mark School

Week 2: June 15-18 (No June 19)

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  • CLICK & CAPTURE: CREATIVITY WITH A CAMERA

    June 15-18 (No June 19), 1:00-4:00 p.m.
    Grades 4-8, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 1 

    Get ready to dive into the exciting world of photography with a hands-on, engaging camp designed to teach the fundamentals of using a Single-Lense Reflex (SLR) camera. Indoor and outdoor sessions will help students learn how to compose great photos, master basic camera settings and capture stunning images in both controlled and natural environments. They'll also explore creative concepts such as lighting, framing and storytelling through photography, all while building their technical skills and confidence behind the lens. Campers will also learn the basics of Adobe Photoshop and photo editing. Professional-style digital cameras will be provided for use during this camp but if campers prefer, they can bring their own. Each of the two sessions will cover similar concepts but will provide different activities for those who have previously taken this camp or would like to attend both sessions.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Mr. Peter Nezovich, Visual Arts Teacher
  • NEW! DANCE. GROW. SHINE!

    June 15-18 (No June 19), 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
    Grades 2-4, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 1 

    Join us for an exciting week in this dance workshop filled with movement and creativity! In this camp, young dancers of all experience levels entering grades 2-4 will explore fun movement styles inspired by ballet, jazz (commercial and fusion) and contemporary dance. Campers will develop rhythm, confidence and teamwork — learning to express themselves joyfully while building friendships in the unifying spirit of a Jaguar! The week will conclude with a mini showcase for family on the last day of camp.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day. Dance shoes are encouraged, but not required.

    Camp Director: Mrs. Erin McAdams-Fitzpatrick '01, Staff Member, Professional Dance Educator and Choreographer
  • NEW! STUFFIE EXPLORERS CAMP

    June 15-18 (No June 19), 12:30-3:30 p.m.
    Grades 2-4, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 1 

    Campers will bring their favorite stuffed animal to this week-long camp where they will be the Counselors in Training for their favorite fluffy friend! Students will help their stuffed animals earn a different badge every day as they assist their plush friends with a variety of activities, such as identifying leaves and other things from nature in SJA’s beautiful backyard, writing and performing “campfire” skits around a “campfire” while learning how to make modified s’mores, creating boats out of recycled materials to help their miniature fluffy friends go on a “canoe ride” and more!

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Ms. Ellen Skonce '11, STREAM Teacher, St. Raphael School
  • THE WELLNESS WARRIORS

    June 15-18 (No June 19), 8:30-11:30 a.m.
    Grades 2-4, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 1 

    The Wellness Warriors Summer Camp is a fun and engaging week-long program designed specifically for girls entering grades 2-4. Through yoga, mindfulness, creative activities and interactive games, girls will learn practical tools to support their mental, emotional and physical well-being. Each day is thoughtfully crafted to help girls build confidence, practice kindness and explore the foundations of healthy habits in a joyful and supportive environment.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle and wear comfortable clothing (yoga mats provided).

    Camp Director: Mrs. Dianne Williams Suntala '14, Yoga Educator, 500hr Certified Yoga Teacher - Founder "Little Zen Yoga"

Week 3: June 22-26

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  • CLICK & CAPTURE: CREATIVITY WITH A CAMERA

    June 22-26, 1:00-4:00 p.m.
    Grades 4-8, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 8 

    Get ready to dive into the exciting world of photography with a hands-on, engaging camp designed to teach the fundamentals of using a Single-Lense Reflex (SLR) camera. Indoor and outdoor sessions will help students learn how to compose great photos, master basic camera settings and capture stunning images in both controlled and natural environments. They'll also explore creative concepts such as lighting, framing and storytelling through photography, all while building their technical skills and confidence behind the lens. Campers will also learn the basics of Adobe Photoshop and photo editing. Professional-style digital cameras will be provided for use during this camp but if campers prefer, they can bring their own. Each of the two sessions will cover similar concepts but will provide different activities for those that have been here before or would like to attend both sessions.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Mr. Peter Nezovich, Visual Arts Teacher 
  • NEW! STEAM & ENCHANTED DREAMS: A FAIRY-TALE MAKERS CAMP

    June 22-26, 8:30-11:30 a.m.
    Grades 2-4, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 8 

    June 22-26, 12:30-3:30 p.m.
    Grades 2-4, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 8 

    Step into a world where magic meets imagination! STEAM & Enchanted Dreams is a week-long makers camp designed for curious and creative girls entering grades 2-4. Each day, campers dive into hands-on science, technology, engineering, art and math activities; all wrapped in the wonder of classic fairy tales. From building bridges strong enough for Billy Goats Gruff to crafting light-up wands inspired by fairy magic, campers will explore real-world problem-solving skills through stories they love. This camp encourages creativity, teamwork and confidence while showing girls that they can be the inventors, engineers, designers and storytellers of their own adventures.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Mrs. Meghan Shimmin '06, Teacher, Noble Academy Cleveland
  • NEW! JAGUAR JUNIOR NOVELISTS

    June 22-26, 8:30-11:30 a.m.
    Grades 3-5, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 8 

    Welcome to the Jaguar Junior Novelists Writing Camp—a creative summer experience for girls entering grades 3–5 at Saint Joseph Academy! Throughout the week, campers will imagine, draft and publish their own short novel while building confidence as readers and writers. Each day blends fun literacy workshops, collaborative story-building games, journaling and art-based activities like designing book covers or crafting story character puppets to bring their characters to life. As a group, campers will read and explore a selected novel together, discussing characters, plot and themes to spark ideas for their own writing. This shared reading experience encourages critical thinking, collaboration and inspiration as each girl develops her unique story. Our camp culminates in a special field trip to visit the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Campers will share their completed stories in a joyful author celebration, offering a meaningful connection between young writers and the inspiring women who have shaped Saint Joseph Academy’s legacy.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Mrs. Maureen Longmuir '09, Teacher, Huntington Elementary School
  • MAKERSPACE INNOVATION LAB

    June 22-26, 12:30-3:00 p.m.
    Grades 3-4, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 8 

    The Engineering & Design Honors Program presents an innovative summer camp that will inspire girls to invent, program and create! Held in Saint Joseph Academy’s Howley Makerspace innovation lab, campers will be immersed in each of the STEAM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) throughout the week. Girls will learn the basics of creative design with laser engraving and cutting, vinyl printing and cutting, transforming 2D designs to 3D and Robotics in a hands-on learning environment. The camp fosters a culture of creativity and innovation while providing space to explore technology through collaboration with new friends. This year, there will be a parent/guardian showcase on the final day of camp. Get ready to be engaged in summer STEAM fun!

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Mr. Bryce Ormiston, Engineering Teacher and Department Chair
  • SJA STARS!

    June 22-26, 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
    Grades 3-5, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 8 

    For students passionate about music, singing, dance and the arts, this camp offers an exciting performance experience! Campers will develop their vocal skills, creativity, confidence and stage presence by experiencing the process of putting on a show beginning with the audition process and culminating in a final performance for family and friends on the last day of camp. This year, we are excited to invite boys to join the camp. Both camp sessions will cover the same content, so please register for only one session.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Directors: Mrs. Anne Ising, Performing Arts Teacher and Theater Director and Mrs. Hilary Watts, Performing Arts Teacher and Vocal Music & Dance

Week 4: June 29-July 2 (No July 3)

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  • NEW! CHEFS WITHOUT BORDERS

    June 29-July 2 (no July 3), 8:00-11:45 a.m.
    Grades 4-8, $225
    Registration Deadline: June 15 

    Set off on a flavorful journey around the globe! Each day of camp transports young chefs to a new country, where they’ll dive into rich culinary traditions and create an authentic dish from scratch. Guided by Chef Emily—a passionate food entrepreneur, seasoned chef, philanthropist and SJA alumna—campers will chop, stir, sauté and taste their way through an international menu. Campers will also build confidence in kitchen safety, practice thoughtful table etiquette and master essential culinary techniques. Every creation is theirs to proudly take home, along with designed recipe cards so they can recreate each dish for family and friends. The week culminates in an exciting “Around the World” showcase, where families are invited to sample their creations and celebrate their culinary voyage. A fun, flavorful, hands-on adventure that will inspire curiosity, creativity and love of cooking!

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Chef Ms. Emily Del Greco Campion '10, Food Entrepreneur and Professional Chef

  • NEW! MOVE. LEARN. LEAD!

    June 29-July 2 (no July 3), 12:30-3:30 p.m.
    Grades 5-7, $150
    Registration Deadline: June 15

    Get ready to dance, shine and discover your own rhythm in this choreography workshop! Open to dancers of all experience levels entering grades 5–7, this camp welcomes everyone to explore the joy of movement while building confidence, creativity and friendship. Girls will leap into a mix of ballet, jazz, jazz funk and contemporary styles. Through fun, choreographed routines and exciting challenges, campers will boost their confidence, express themselves and sprinkle every step with the sparkle of Jaguar Spirit! The week will conclude with a mini showcase for family on the last day of camp.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day. Dance shoes are encouraged, but not required.

    Camp Director: Mrs. Erin McAdams-Fitzpatrick '01, Staff Member, Professional Dance Educator and Choreographer

Week 5: July 6-10

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  • NEW! JAGUAR GIRLS’ LITERACY LAB

    July 6-10, 12:30-3:30 p.m.
    Grades 2-4, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 22 

    This summer, girls entering grades 2-4 will dive into a fun, hands-on literacy experience at Jaguar Girls’ Literacy Lab! Campers will strengthen essential reading and writing skills—including decoding, fluency, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence structure, descriptive language and poetry—through engaging activities, mini-lessons and collaborative projects. Throughout the week, students will work together to create a unique poem, applying the strategies they practice each day. At the end of camp, we’ll celebrate their creativity by sharing the finished poems with the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph, giving campers a meaningful audience for their work and a memorable way to showcase their growth. This camp is perfect for young learners who want to develop their ELA skills, express their ideas and have fun exploring their creativity in a supportive, all-girls environment!

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Mrs. Maureen Longmuir '09, Teacher, Huntington Elementary School

  • NEW! PASSPORT TO PASTRIES

    July 6-10, 8:30-11:30 a.m.
    Grades 2-4, $225
    Registration Deadline: June 22 

    Pack your aprons campers – we’re going on a delicious adventure! In this one of a kind five-day baking camp, girls will “travel” around the world by creating sweet treats inspired by countries near and far. Each day, campers will explore a new country, learn fun cultural facts, participate in hands-on baking projects and build confidence in the kitchen - all while making new friends and unforgettable memories. From French pastries to African delights, campers will mix, measure, bake and taste their way across the globe. Every activity is designed specifically for young or beginner bakers! "Guest Chefs" will be featured during the week to enhance campers' experiences. The adventure ends with our "Bake Shop Day", where campers create their own menu to display and “sell” in their bake shop for their families and friends. Join us and discover how baking can bring the world together - one treat, one smile and one young baker at a time. Let’s bake the world a better place!

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Ms. Joslyn Muniz '18, Owner and Professional Chef at Papo's Hospitality

Week 6: July 13-17

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  • SJA STARS!

    July 13-17, 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
    Grades 3-5, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 29 

    For students passionate about music, singing, dance and the arts, this camp offers an exciting performance experience! Campers will develop their vocal skills, creativity, confidence and stage presence by experiencing the process of putting on a show beginning with the audition process and culminating in a final performance for family and friends on the last day of camp. This year, we are excited to invite boys to join the camp. Both camp sessions will cover the same content, so please register for only one session.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Directors: Mrs. Anne Ising, Performing Arts Teacher and Theater Director and Mrs. Hilary Watts, Performing Arts Teacher and Vocal Music & Dance

Grades 6-9

Week 1: June 8-12

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  • MAKERSPACE INNOVATION LAB

    June 8-12, 12:30-3:00 p.m.
    Grades 5-6, $185
    Registration Deadline: May 25 

    The Engineering & Design Honors Program presents an innovative summer camp that will inspire girls to invent, program and create! Held in Saint Joseph Academy’s Howley Makerspace innovation lab, campers will be immersed in each of the STEAM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) throughout the week. Girls will learn the basics of creative design with laser engraving and cutting, vinyl printing and cutting, transforming 2D designs to 3D and Robotics in a hands-on learning environment. The camp fosters a culture of creativity and innovation while providing space to explore technology through collaboration with new friends. This year, there will be a parent/guardian showcase on the final day of camp. Get ready to be engaged in summer STEAM fun!

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Mr. Rob Zdankiewicz, Engineering & Design Honors Program Coordinator

  • MUSIC MAKERS ACADEMY

    June 8-12, 8:30-11:30 a.m.
    Grades 5-6, $185
    Registration Deadline: May 25 

    June 8-12, 12:30-3:30 p.m.
    Grades 7-8, $185
    Registration Deadline: May 25

    Join us for an exciting week of instrumental music designed to inspire and prepare young musicians for the upcoming school year. Two sessions will be offered, one geared toward students entering grades 5-6, the other toward students entering grades 7-8. This camp combines fun and skill-building through interactive musical games and activities. Participants will sharpen their skills in listening, tone production, note reading, rhythmic precision, composition and improvisation. This camp is sure to ignite your passion for music. Students who play the following instruments are encouraged to register: flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, euphonium, percussion or other band instruments (no string instruments at this time). The last day of camp will feature a “demonstration concert” for students to showcase their skills and creativity for family and friends. Don’t miss this opportunity to play, learn and grow with fellow musicians this summer! This year, we are excited to welcome boys to join the camp.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day and their own playing instrument.

    Camp Director: Mr. Brian Patton, Instrumental Music Teacher and Performing Arts Department Chair

  • NEW! BABYSITTER BOOTCAMP

    June 8-12, 8:30-11:30 a.m.
    Grades 6-8, $225
    Registration Deadline: May 25 

    Babysitter Boot Camp gives girls the opportunity to build confidence, have fun, and gain real-world skills while completing the American Red Cross Babysitter Training Course and earning certification in Pediatric First Aid, CPR, and AED. Campers will learn the essential skills needed to become safe, responsible, and successful babysitters. Through hands-on activities, role-playing, and creative projects, girls explore real-life scenarios while building knowledge in safety and emergency procedures, first aid, caring for children of all ages, problem-solving, communication, and professionalism—including how to start and manage their own babysitting business. Daily themed activities—such as a Baby Care Lab, babysitting kit crafting, activity creation, snack prep workshops, storytime practice, CPR and first aid simulations, and a marketing mini-studio—bring learning to life. A special project invites each camper to create a personalized babysitter binder, business cards, and other professional materials. By the end of the week, every camper will leave with nationally recognized certifications, a ready-to-use babysitting portfolio, helpful family resources, and increased confidence and leadership skills—making this the perfect camp for girls who love working with children and want to become the best babysitter on the block!

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Mrs. Christina Actis, Health and Physical Education Teacher

Week 2: June 15-18 (No June 19)

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  • CLICK & CAPTURE: CREATIVITY WITH A CAMERA

    June 15-18 (No June 19), 1:00-4:00 p.m.
    Grades 4-8, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 1 

    Get ready to dive into the exciting world of photography with a hands-on, engaging camp designed to teach the fundamentals of using a Single-Lense Reflex (SLR) camera. Indoor and outdoor sessions will help students learn how to compose great photos, master basic camera settings and capture stunning images in both controlled and natural environments. They'll also explore creative concepts such as lighting, framing and storytelling through photography, all while building their technical skills and confidence behind the lens. Campers will also learn the basics of Adobe Photoshop and photo editing. Professional-style digital cameras will be provided for use during this camp but if campers prefer, they can bring their own. Each of the two sessions will cover similar concepts but will provide different activities for those that have been here before or would like to attend both sessions.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Mr. Peter Nezovich, Visual Arts Teacher

Week 3: June 22-26

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  • CLICK & CAPTURE: CREATIVITY WITH A CAMERA

    June 22-26, 1:00-4:00 p.m.
    Grades 4-8, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 8

    Get ready to dive into the exciting world of photography with a hands-on, engaging camp designed to teach the fundamentals of using a Single-Lense Reflex (SLR) camera. Indoor and outdoor sessions will help students learn how to compose great photos, master basic camera settings and capture stunning images in both controlled and natural environments. They'll also explore creative concepts such as lighting, framing and storytelling through photography, all while building their technical skills and confidence behind the lens. Campers will also learn the basics of Adobe Photoshop and photo editing. Professional-style digital cameras will be provided for use during this camp but if campers prefer, they can bring their own. Each of the two sessions will cover similar concepts but will provide different activities for those who have previously taken this camp or would like to attend both sessions.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

  • SJA STARS!

    June 22-26, 1:00-4:00 p.m.
    Grades 6-8, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 8 

    For students passionate about music, singing, dance and the arts, this camp offers an exciting performance experience! Campers will develop their vocal skills, creativity, confidence and stage presence by experiencing the process of putting on a show beginning with the audition process and culminating in a final performance for family and friends on the last day of camp. This year, we are excited to invite boys to join the camp. Both camp sessions will cover the same content, so please register for only one session.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Directors: Mrs. Anne Ising, Performing Arts Teacher and Theater Director and Mrs. Hilary Watts, Performing Arts Teacher and Vocal Music & Dance

Week 4: June 29-July 2 (No July 3)

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  • MEDICAL MINDS & HEALTH EXPLORERS

    June 29-July 2 (no July 3), 12:00-3:45 p.m.
    Grades 6-8, $225
    Registration Deadline: June 15

    Calling all aspiring female healthcare heroes! Campers will dive into a dynamic week of hands-on exploration in health science, investigate different medical career paths, participate in activities such as dissections, suturing and CPR practice and learn from inspiring guest speakers. Alongside technical skills, participants will also develop self-care practices—including yoga, meditation, positive affirmations and creative expression—that support personal well-being in demanding medical fields. This camp blends learning, skill-building and inspiration for future healthcare leaders.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Ms. Kathleen Loftus '16, Health Science Honors Program Coordinator

  • NEW! CHEFS WITHOUT BORDERS

    June 29-July 2 (no July 3), 8:00-11:45 a.m.
    Grades 4-8, $225
    Registration Deadline: June 15

    Set off on a flavorful journey around the globe! Each day of camp transports young chefs to a new country, where they’ll dive into rich culinary traditions and create an authentic dish from scratch. Guided by Chef Emily—a passionate food entrepreneur, seasoned chef, philanthropist and SJA alumna—campers will chop, stir, sauté and taste their way through an international menu. Campers will also build confidence in kitchen safety, practice thoughtful table etiquette and master essential culinary techniques. Every creation is theirs to proudly take home, along with designed recipe cards so they can recreate each dish for family and friends. The week culminates in an exciting “Around the World” showcase, where families are invited to sample their creations and celebrate their culinary voyage. A fun, flavorful, hands-on adventure that will inspire curiosity, creativity and love of cooking!

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Chef Ms. Emily Del Greco Campion '10, Food Entrepreneur and Professional Chef

  • NEW! MOVE. LEARN. LEAD!

    June 29-July 2 (no July 3), 12:30-3:30 p.m.
    Grades 5-7, $150
    Registration Deadline: June 15

    Get ready to dance, shine and discover your own rhythm in this choreography workshop! Open to dancers of all experience levels entering grades 5–7, this camp welcomes everyone to explore the joy of movement while building confidence, creativity and friendship. Girls will leap into a mix of ballet, jazz, jazz funk and contemporary styles. Through fun, choreographed routines and exciting challenges, campers will boost their confidence, express themselves and sprinkle every step with the sparkle of Jaguar Spirit! The week will conclude with a mini showcase for family on the last day of camp.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day. Dance shoes are encouraged, but not required.

    Camp Director: Mrs. Erin McAdams-Fitzpatrick '01, Staff Member, Professional Dance Educator and Choreographer

Week 5: July 6-10

List of 2 items.

  • MAKERSPACE INNOVATION LAB

    July 6-10, 12:30-3:00 p.m.
    Grades 6-8, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 22

    The Engineering & Design Honors Program presents an innovative summer camp that will inspire girls to invent, program and create! Held in Saint Joseph Academy’s Howley Makerspace innovation lab, campers will be immersed in each of the STEAM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) throughout the week. Girls will learn the basics of creative design with laser engraving and cutting, vinyl printing and cutting, transforming 2D designs to 3D and Robotics in a hands-on learning environment. The camp fosters a culture of creativity and innovation while providing space to explore technology through collaboration with new friends. This year, there will be a parent/guardian showcase on the final day of camp. Get ready to be engaged in summer STEAM fun!

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Mr. Bryce Ormiston, Engineering Teacher and Department Chair

  • MASTERPIECES IN THE MAKING

    July 6-10, 8:30-11:30 a.m.
    Grades 6-8, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 22

    Budding artists will be immersed into this creative program by exploring and developing their artistic talents this summer! Each day, girls will engage in hands-on activities such as sculpting, painting, drawing and other exciting projects, as well as experiment with various materials, methods, mediums and techniques in the art studio. Repeat campers are welcome as new projects will be created. The last day will conclude with an art showcase for family and friends.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Director: Mrs. Tammy Sparks, Visual Arts Teacher and Department Chair

Week 6: July 13-17

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  • SJA STARS!

    July 13-17, 1:00-4:00 p.m.
    Grades 6-8, $185
    Registration Deadline: June 29

    For students passionate about music, singing, dance and the arts, this camp offers an exciting performance experience! Campers will develop their vocal skills, creativity, confidence and stage presence by experiencing the process of putting on a show beginning with the audition process and culminating in a final performance for family and friends on the last day of camp. This year, we are excited to invite boys to join the camp. Both camp sessions will cover the same content, so please register for only one session.

    Campers are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle each day.

    Camp Directors: Mrs. Anne Ising, Performing Arts Teacher and Theater Director and Mrs. Hilary Watts, Performing Arts Teacher and Vocal Music & Dance